29 10 308 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/78d38d8f13d2413a3bc97d1f3183bd54.pdf 7e6079498eeb9564e144f85907f0d6e6 PDF Text Text Jan u ary 13, T H UR S D A Y 199 4 30 C en ts Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnola County alnoa 1008 86th Year, No. 125 - Sanford, Florida Juvenile justice reform NEWS DIGEST Task force recommendations ready for lawmakers By SANDRA IL L IO TT □ S po rts Horald Stall Writer F re sh m an to the rescue S A N F O R D — Freshm an forward Shonla M in g o scored a game-high 25 points and had a gam e-high 18 rebounds Wednesday to lead Sem inole Community College to victory, r a c e Page IB □ People SA N FO R D — Juvenile Justice reform will be a major focus of the 1994 Florida Legislature when the session convenes Feb. 7. State Senator G a ry Siegel. (R -A ltam o n te Springs) chairs the Juvenile Justice reform committee, which has compiled a num ber of recommendations through questionnaires sent to professionals In the field. Including Judges, state attorneys, public defenders, sheriffs, school board members and by the public through a series of hearings around the state. A final report of the committee will be published before the legislative session begins. Senate President Pat Thom as Issued a state­ ment last week commending the committee on Its work. The report will be a starting point for launching the debate on Juvenile reform. 'Personally. I think they are an excellent starting po in t." Thomas said. " I especially like G o a l reached at last Child day care centers blast tight standards S A N F O R D - A hard-working Sanford man has reached his projected goal He finally graduated from law school and today, call him A tto rn e y Anthony Hall □ S e e Page 3B C ounty approves land use change S A N F O R D — A split Seminole County com ­ m ission gave their Initial approval to two land use changes from office and residential to com m ercial uses west of Inlrrslale 4 Tuesday n ig h t. The changes would affect about 15 acres of property located at the northeast com er of the S la te Hoad 46. Orange Boulevard Intersection. O n ly two people attended the hearing Tuesd u y night, leaving commissioners split on w h ethe r to approve the proposal. In 1987. residents strongly opposed commercial devel­ op m e n t outside of four comers west of 1-4. One of those four corners Is diagonally across SR 46 from the site under review. A proposed vole of dental by commissioner Daryl McLain was rejected 3-2. wllh Larry Furlong Joining McLain. A proposed vole to approve the request by Dick Van D er Welde was approved 3-2, with McLain and Furlong opposing Prop e rty owners F o rty-S ix Partners Lid. sought to cliange the land use of three separate residential and office parcels totaling 10 acres. Property owners Jo h n and Rachel and Ches Investm ent Corp. sought to change two nearby residential and office parrels totaling five acres adjacent to the Forty-Six Partners property. H u g h Harllng. representing both ow ner g ro up s stated on their applications they sought to consolidate the properties Into one com m er­ cial site. By VICKI DeSOAMIIR S A N FO R D — Three years after state lawmakers passed stricter standards for licensed day rare centers, a Senate panel discussed co m p la in ts from for-profit and church day care centers. T h e churches accuse the state of trying to regulate values by forcing them to teach children to respect "alternative lifestyles." Th e forprofit centers warn they're going to be forced out of business If they must comply wllh standards that are aren’t applied to fumlly day care. In 1991. stale lawmakers required licensed day care centers to have more staff for Infants and toddlers and to Increase their stall training. Stoning In Ju ly 1995. one staffer for every 2 0 children must have a - « I r i d H ...................... Horoscope....................... Classifieds......... 4B,BB Movies....................... Com les..................... | | Nation........................ Crossw ord...............| | Pooplo....................... Door A b b y................SB Polio*........................ Deaths..................... BA School Menu............ Dr. Qott....................SB Sports................. 1B, ■dltorlal................... 4A Television................. Florida...................... IA Weather.................. Cloudy, chance of rain Wilson Elementary School fourth grader Adam Segall, 10. gets some Instruction from assistant principal Arthur McDanlal In the operation of a CD ROM muttl-madla computer aystam that has recently been purchased by the school. Tim Loftln, claims manager, and William H ugh es, p ro pe rty/P D unit manager, w ith Safeco Insurance Companies look on proudly. Sefeco donated $4,000 toward the purchase price of Ihe oqulpment. Talks resume with garbage haulers annual [D|I or M l SOf Climbed U percent In in# tamo lima period there net e I p r-tm l groom in (M id caro cm lrrt t'atrn.dt accord ng lo S.tar Vwmcner. oirculirr d rector ol Iha Children t Forum oMch runt (hr rtlerrol nrloort In mat tamo tim« prr-od ih r'r oat a a prrcmi groom In lamlly dar carr cm ’rrt a IF prrcmi merrata in pro Undergo'tan p-ogiamt and a M prrcmi merrata in tchool aga dar carr cm im t C h ild D e v e lo p m e n t A s s o c ia te crodcnltnl or have gnnr through .in equivalent training program. Start* CBee C h ild , Pegn The n»m (tandard, For licmrrd dar carr cm lrrt pattrd tn lf»l require mere ttett (or intent, and toddiert llaH Id (Mid ratiet hr tore tail October • Inlant, One adult taHibablot • Toddiert I Fa 1 overt eld one adult to eight toddler t • Toddiert | to ) overt old on# adult to II a Toddiert I lo ) rear, old one adult to It toddiert Thr IFFI regulation, alto mcreeted framing requirement, • Starting let! October all child care trorieet mutl complete JO hour, ot training ■ithin their first rear ot employment, up from JO hour, Matt la chUd raltat tinea U K Octahar • Intent, ana adult ta lour hatnat • Toddiert I It I raert old one adult to tit • Starting July IFfS. on# Hell per ton mutl have a Child Development Atioclote car till cate or comparable training tar every X children enrolled Indicted for tot’s murder By J# MARK BARFIBLD Senior Staff Writer S A N FO R D — Seminole County will resume talks wilts garbage haulers to explore pricing under a mandatory rollrctlon program tn the unincorporated areas of the county. W illi only commissioner Larry Furlong dissen­ tin g. co m m issio ners endorsed q rg o lla tlo n parameters drafted by Commissioner D a ryl McLain which calls for nnnuul gartwgr billing for all unincorporated residents, wllh some options lo reduce, hut not eliminate the expense. Th e negotiations will be conducted In an open meeting, allowing Ihe public to attend but not participate. Th e dates haven’t been set, but C o un ty Manager Ron Rabun said he expects the first session to be scheduled for Ihe next two to four weeks. McLuIn said he drafted Ihe plan In an effort lo assure garbage collect Ion Is efflclenl and al a minimum east. "These parameters ure what I see we need for garbage collection In Seminole County." said McLain. Other commissioners said they weren't ready to commit lo manudutory collection, but were willing to see whut haulers would charge under thr program If the discussions do not produce satisfactory results, commissioners said they’ll C B ce Garbage, Page B A Mostly cloudy w llh a 30 percent chance of late altcmoon rain. H ig h In the lower 70s. Wind vartuble 5 to lO m p h . Th* a w 'a g * M l i i v (MW c o t lor or* <1 in F io rd , lot) , « « ' not ll.JOD. according lo a m a'trt (a ir wrvey conduc'ad t>r F lo rd a , Cs <1 Caro Rrrowrcr and F i l e ' l l h d a e l Bol~*m A p ril IVVI and April IWJ It* ( M l 0< d r r car# lor inlac'i ond laddwfD Climbed 11 prrcrnl botn m I.car-cad CMId caro :m ir«» and In rtg it'r-rd lam if d J r taro contort Tho cot! lor pro tcnooio'i New standards at a glance HaraM Mato by Tamm, Viacom m ........... C o st at a glance Herald Staff Writer P r ic e s post sm a lle st gain W A S H IN G T O N — Consum er prices edged up 2.7 percent In 1993. the smallest gain In seven years, as falling energy and tobacco prices and the lowest Increase In medical costs in two decades helped restrain Inflation, the govern­ m ent said today. T h e Labor Department said the rise In Its C o n su m e r Prtcc Index followed moderate in­ creases of 2.9 percent tn 1992 and 3 .1 percent In 1991. It gave the country Its best three-year Inflation performance since the mid-1960s. G iv e n continued weakness In Ihe U.S. Job m arket und n global economy still struggling w ith recession, analysis said they did nol look for Inflation to be a problem In 1994. Some are forecasting that consumer prices may rise at an even slower pace than last year. T h e year ended on a good Inflation note as well, w ith prices rising Just 0.2 percent In D ecem ber as a big drop In energy costa helped to offset a rise In food costs. A n a lysts said the low Inflation at year’s end was com ing even though economic growth accelerated markedly during the period. Th e 2.7 percent advance In 1993 wus Ihe smallest ycurly Increase since a l . l percent rise In 1986. a year when energy prices plunged sharply. " W e should have another year of benign Inflation ahead of u s." said Robert Dedertrk. chief economist at Northern Tru st Co. In Chicago. In other reports today, the Commerce De­ partm ent said that retail sales In December Jum ped 0.8 percent as store owners In 1993 enjoyed their biggest sales increase since before the 1990-91 recession. the fact that they raise (vines of giving Judges control over their courtrooms und requiring parents in arcept more responsibility lor lire actions of their children And they speak directly to the need for a focused and balanced approac h to the problem This Is a partial summary of concepts proposed for consideration b R e q u lre p a re n ta l In v o lv e m e n t and a c ­ c o u n ta b ility In all stages of yo u th develop. C S e e J u v e n ile . Page 5 A Hetata Pheta by Tammy Vincent David Michaol Bernier, 20, awaits his first appearance In court Wednesday after being Indicted by a Seminolo County grand Jury for murder In the October death of his three- month old daughter. The Altamonte Springs man is also charged with aggravated child abuse. He is boing held without bond. His arraignment is scheduled for Feb 8. Diners can learn what Sanford tastes like By VICKI DaSORMIM Herald Staff Wrfltr SA N FO R D — Helping othcra never lasted so good. Th e W om an’s Club of Sanford Is once again sponsoring the Taste of Sanford, a fund-raising event for local rharttles. On Saturday evening from 5 to 8 p.m. the Woman's C lub Oak Avenue facility will be transformed Into a charming dining atmosphere. Elegant presentations of some of Sanford's finest dining and catering establishments will take center stage at the club, serving up their specially Items and good cheer. "I think we've got a good selection." said Jennifer Kelley, chairman of the event. " I think It’s a good representation of the fine food we have avalablc around here." Kelley M id that Christo's Restaurant. Galleria of Lake Mary. Popcye'a Fried Chicken. Park Avenue Catering, the Golden Lam b and Mr. Hill's Real North Carolina Barbecue will be providing the appetizers and the entrees at the event. Buck's C utrrlng will provide the tublrcioths. □ S e e Ta s te , Page BA SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LO CAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �IA - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday. January 13, 1M4 NEWS FROM -THE REGIOR AND ACROSS TH E S T A T E Feds probe bribery allegation By Aaaoolated Press Americans respond to blood c r is is FORT LAUD ER D ALE Federal pro­ secutors Investigated an allegation (hat a corrupt lawyer tried to offer a $10,000 bribe to buy a state Judgeship from then-Gov. Dob Graham, according to civil trial testimony. No support was found for the allegations against Graham , a U.S. senator since 1986. and the Investigation was dismissed by hts chief of staff ns "wasted tim e" because of Graham's Incorruptible Image. Testim ony about the inquiry came up Tuesday In the case of u federal prosecutor. Loihar Gcngc. who Is accused of running a smear campaign against attorney Jnmes P. Rvan hv leaking a secret prosecution memo W ASHIN GTON — The Red Cross says there Is still a critical nationwide blood shortage even though more than 77,000 jx-oplr have donated blood In the last four days. “ We »rr not out of the woods yet by any m eans." Red Cross President Elizabeth Dote said Wednesday. "W e urgently need more blood." Twenty-four cities across the country remained In trouble, including Miami and Tam pa. Fla. The Red Cross and blood bunks on F rid a y declared the nation's blood short.'gc the worst In Red Cross history. Th e agency's usual three day supply of blood hod drnp|>rd to one da\ s worth, and several hospitals told ih r Am erican Association of [Hood flanks they were postponing elective surgeries. OITkluls blamed snowstorms In (he East, the virulent Beijing flu that Has sickened people In nl least 17 states, and the holiday season. In response. 30 000 people donated blood to the Red Cross over Hie weekend 23,000 on Monday and an additional 24.567 on Tuesday, the Red Cross said. The Red Cross generally has 22.000 donations a day, but that number had dropped to about 14.000 a day last week. nboiit him. "In terms of Integrity In public officials. I'd have to say he's No I ." Genge said of Graham . A tip came from Dennis McGuire, u convicted d m g smuggler and federal In­ formant In cases against Rvan and Elton Glssendanner. a former Graham adm inis­ tra tio n a d m in is tra to r Im p ris o n e d for olMlrueilou of |ust!cc Involving McGuire. Graham Is unaware of any frderal corrup­ tion investigations, including M cGuire's allegation. Involving him during hts two term s as g o v e rn o r, Sam uel " B u d d y ” Shorstetn. G raham 's chief of staff then and now. said Wednesday. "Th e re 's no question that there was a period where some of those prosecutors in the Reagan administration were trying to highlight public corruption as an urea for federal prosecution." he said. But as for McGuire's tip. Shorslcln said. "T h a t's nol something that credible pro­ secutors spend a great deal of lime on. I don't th ink." M cGuire claim ed Glssrndunner. then head of the state Department of Natural Resources, was the middleman In the alleged bribe from Ryan, and Glssendanner confirmed meeting with Ryan about a Broward County Judgeship. But Glssendanner told Th e Miami Herald the subject of money never came up. Man severes ow n p e n is K n ockou t new s ARCADIA - Dill Sconyers said he had wanted to change his gender for years, so cut ofT his penis with an electric saw to feel more liken * nan "1 don't frrl like a m a n ," Sconyers said. Doctors at Tam pa General Hospital tried unsuccessfully Wednesday io reattach the organ, which was found by rescue workers tossed beneath a bush near Seonyer's home. The man was taken to the DeSoto Memorial Hospital rm rrg cno room Tuesday night after he performed the castration. He was transferred to Tam pa on Wednesday, said hospital spokeswoman Karen Clarke. Sconyers, 23. said he "felt he needed to cut off his penis to become a w om an." according to the DeSoto County sheriff's report. 11 was the second time this week a man had severed his own sexual organ. On Monday, a 55-year-old m an In Wooster, Ohio, used a steak knife to rut off his penis and testicles, police said. The organs were found In a cooking pot In the refrigerator, and doctors said rcattachmcnt was Impossible. Seonyer's mother. Novella Holder, told deputies her son sometimes wore dresses and had talked about being a woman for sr xend years. She said the highly publicized case of Lorrna llobbilt m ay have influenced his actions. Newspaper box vandalism was o n ce again reported th is morning on North Palmetto Avenue, Just wsst of the Sanford Post O ffice . Th e boxes had been damaged e number of limes late last year, but Sanford Police Command­ er Dennis Whitmire says no serious damage has been re po rte d In p o ssib ly two months. MweM Photo Tommi Vincent Im postor c a u se s c o u p le grief PA N A M A C IT Y — Som eone has been using Richard Caldwell's Identity for the last 12 years, causing him nothing bui trouble. Caldwell and Ills wife Nelda. of nearby Youngstown, have traveled from Tum pa to Panama City to clear him of drunken driving and traffic violations they say were committed by a man who has been using his name and driver license num ber. Caldwell said he has received hospital, auto repair and other bills Incurred by the Impostor. "Th e re 's got to be som eth'ug someone can do to protect against crim inals like h im ." said Mrs. Caldw ell. " T h e heartbreak und expense and aggravation this m an has caused u s ... Is unbelievable." State Attorney J im Applctnan refused to comm ent on the case Tuesday, but Mrs. Caldwell sold one of his assistants. assured her steps were being taken to flag her husband’s driver license so police officers who stop the suspect will know when he tries to use his name and number. Some officers have accepted his story that he doesn't have his license with hint and just check the num ber the suspect gives them . A C L U ch alle n ge s agreem ent MIAMI — An attorney for the mentally 111 questioned Gov Lawton Chiles' good Intentions In challenging a proposcc lawsuit settlement aver care at South Florida State Hospital. "Th e re Is no evidence that the wrongs of the past will not recur in the future." Am erican C ivil Liberties Union atlom ey Jam es Green said Wednesday. " T h e good faith of the governor Is questionable In respect to mental health." T h e A C L U charges the w arding of the proposed settlement between the state and the Tallahassee-bused Advocacy Center for Persons W ith D isabilities Is "so vague as to he unenforceable" and would set the clock back fur patients. W ith nearly 100 attorneys and mental health advocates filling her courtroom. U.S. District Judge Lenore Nesbitt said she would not rule Immediately on the dispute. Peter Nlmkoff. a funner federal magistrate retained by the advocacy center to examine hospital conditions, said he found patients sitting unattended on gray concrete when the suit was filed In 1088. From Associated Press reports L O T T E R Y _____ M IA M I - H e re a re th e w in n in g num b ers solocted Wodnosday In the Florida Lot­ tery: Fantasy 5 8-21-4-12-26 S a n f o r d H e r a ld Thursday, Jsn u sry 13, 1994 Vol. M . No. 125 Pubtlkhed Only end Sunday. eieepl Saturday by The San lord Herald. Inc. 100 N French A t * . Santord. Fla 37771 S«cond C U M Potlege Pnd *i Sanlord. fiond* *nd addrllonel moiling offlCM. >9W A S T E A: S*nd addreee th»nge* o THE SANFORD HERALD. P O Soi HbT. Sentoed. FL 13773-1MT tontfu Subscription All** (Cilfy A Sunday) I *n aIhi anr fWBW u ta o lontfn m oo rear S70.00 tfsil m oo m oo 000.00 Fund* Retidenlt mu*l p*y 7% 1*U» lai In «ddi4Un lo rat** above Phon*(407) 377-3011. Audubon Society calls for system of reservoirs BtfCATHBRINR WILSON Associated Press Writer MIAMI — An environmental group la calling for a network of reservoirs to expand South Flor­ ida's water supply as part of a plan to clean up the Everglades. Along w ith asking for the expansion of the existing hold­ ing ponds, the Audubon Society also Is calling for a moratorium on development In those regions tn western Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties where marshes could be linked. "T h e problem Is nol that -we don't have enough water. It's that we manage Its use so poorly,"-said Edwin Moure, the Audubon Society's Everglades cleanup coordinator. A report on the proposed preserves waa presented to a workshop meeting of the South Florida Water Management Dis­ trict board Wednesday In West Palm Beach. Th e water storage has been discussed "as a concept" before, but the new study "takes It a couple of steps beyond where anybody has talked about It In the past." said the Audubon's To m Martin. W a te r from the reservoirs would supplement Ihc regional supply while helping restore Everglades water patterns to their historic levels tn a complex system s tre tch in g from the Kissimmee River to Florida Bay. " T h e Everglades system Is d yin g," the report said. "W h ile the Everglades lie parched und suffering, coastal estuaries and bays drown beneath unnatural waves of fresh water." Th e solution creates u bigger pie rather than rearranging the slices to eliminate the Infighting among water managers, cities, growers and environmentalists, according to the Audubon Soclety. T h e project w ould require large-scale land purchases and new plum bing to send rainwater runoff west Instead of cust. Lawmakers ask why environmental agency needs more positions By ADAM VBOMANS Associated Press Writer TA LLA H A SS EE The state's new environm ental agency wants 400 to 500 new e m p lo ye e s to handle I n ­ creased demands for state jiarks. purchases of sensitive iands. and other programs. Virginia W cthercll. secre­ tary of the Department of E n v iro n m e n ta l Protection, said the new positions were Justified despite concerns from lawmakers who asked why more employees were Herded trss th a n a year after the agency was created. "W e're not trying to be bad guys Just asking for people." We.'terell said Wednesday. "We're trying to expedite our permits so that citizens In this slate are treated correctly. We're trying to Implement the programs yo u have found important over the years." Th e new department re­ sulted from the consolidation of the departments of E n v i­ ronm ental Regulation and Natural Resources last year and Is one of Gov. Lawton C h ile s* m a jo r e ffo rts to streamline state government. S o m e m e m b e rs of the Senate Natural Resources and Conservation Committee said the public has gotten the w ro n g message about the merger. " I agree with you we need some of those positions," Sen. G e o rg e K ir k p a t r ic k . D Galnebville. told Wethcrell. "B u t the facts are. we haven't told the whole story." T h e agency, w hich has more than 4,000 employees, still Is seeking legislative ap­ proval to complete the new agency's structure, define wetlands subject to regulatory approval and create a system allowing developers to make one stop to get permits for wetlands projects. W e th cre ll said the tw o former environmental agen­ cies had requested a similar number of new positions each yrn r since 1991. TH E W EATHER LOCAL FORECAST EXTENDED OUTLOOK Today: Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chnnre of late ufternoon rain. H igh in the lower 70s. Wind vurtnblc 5 in 10 m ph. T o n ig h t: C lo u d y w ith ruin likely and a chance for thun­ derstorms. Low In the lower to mid 50s. W ind liecomlng northw rsl 10 mj>h. Chance of rain GO percent. Friday: A 20 p rrrcn ! chance for early m o rn in g ruin then decreasing cloudiness: Breezy and cuolcr. High In the lower 60s. Wind northwest 15 lo 20 m ph. Exlcndrd forecast: Saturday and Sunday: Mostly clear und cold. FLORIDA TEM PS Cll» Ap*:«hi<oi* Dar'on* B**(h Fl laudBeath ForlMytvt Gametnlto Home* It ad Jacktonvillt Key Writ Lakeland Miiffll Pemacote Varauf* 7allehattf* Tamp* Vero ft.ath W Pxlm Beech Ml i* 09 n *i TT u n n n ii u to 71 *4 71 Tf n 00 Pet eo t> tf u ft* Ji H to «4 *i 71 M ft* *4 *7 44 44 » 0* 01 » M mm mm 41 01 •f 0) tf It tf n a t io n a l t im e s T »m p * f* fv f* t ^ ly F THURSDAY Maly cldy 72-flO FRIDAY Fair 65-45 MOON PHASES • € NEW Jan. 11 O FULL Jan. 27 FIRST j Bn. IB ® LAST Feb. 3 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves arc 2*4 feel und choppy. Current Is to the n o rth w ith a w ater leui|ieralurr of 62 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 3-4 feet and semi glassy. Current Is to ih r north, w iih u water temperature of 61 degrees. ----------1 SATURDAY P tly cldy 58-42 SUNDAY P tly cldy 58-42 TID ES FRIDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 6:50 a.in.. 7:20 p.m.; MaJ. 12:40 u.m .. 1:05 p.m . TIDES: D aytona Beach: highs. 9 43 a m . 10.02 p.m.: lows. 3 07 u.m .. 3:42 p.m .; New Smyrna Beach: liiidis. 9:48 a.tn.. 10 07 p.m .; lows. 3:12 a m , 3 47 p m.; Cocoa Beach: highs. 10:03 a.in.. 10:22 p.m .: lows. 3 27 a in.. 4.02 p.m . BOATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: Wind northwest 15 klA Seas 2 to 3 fl near shore and up lo 5 fl offshore. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. Rail-lies of rain. Friday: W ind northwest 15 lo 20 kts. Seas 2 io 3 ft near short- and up lo 6 ft offshore. Bay and Inland waters a moderate chop. MONDAY Cloudy 72-52 S T A T IS T IC S T h e hig h tem p e ratu re In Sanford W ednesday was 82 degrees and I he overnight low was 59 as reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ru ln fu ll for the p e rio d , e n d in g u i 9 n .m , Thursday, totalled 0 Inches. The irrnjK-r.illire at 9 a m. today was 0 2 degrees and Thursday's overnight low was 61. as recorded by the National Weal her Service dt ihc Orlando Inlrritutlunal Alrjm ri. Ollier Weal her Service data: Wednesday's high.........SO Barometric preaaure.2B.B 1 Relative Hum idity.. 100 pet Winds North 4 mph Rainfall 0 In. 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Ill* 41 40 OS N e w O r le a n t 17 u A7 N ew 34 11 40 O k la h o m a C ity u 31 O m aha cdy 4) II cdy P h ila d e lp h ia P h o a n la 1* u M 40 P lt t t b u r g h 17 11 I t L O u l* 40 14 cdy S a il L a k * C it y 47 11 cdy S e a ttto SO 47 W a ih ln g t o n .D C 17 Y o r k C ity to d r 07 43 Cdy cdy d r in d r d r 0« in 10 cdy 44 cdy �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday. January 13, 1094 • 3A POLICE BRIEFS M a ce case Longwood police arrealcd Christopher M. C ud d . 22. 489 Sun Lake Circle, Lake Mary, at Ills residence Tuesday. Police were Investigating what was reported aa a confrontation between two motorists earlier In the day In the 1900 block of S.H. 434 In Longwood. They said one man reportedly sprayed marc Into the face of another motorist following a traffic dispute. Th e motorist was Identified os Cudd. and located at his home a short time later. He has been charged with aggravated batlrry. D U I arrest Sanford police arrested Thom as Patrick Cengo, 41. 733 Creekwatrr Terrace. Lake Mary, following a trafTlc stop on French Avenue ut Gth Street Tuesday. Cengo was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol. Stolen car recovered Sheriffs deputies Investigated a reported burglary and uuto theft Tuesday, at an auto dealership on U.S. Highway 17-92, south of Sanford Deputies reported someone had apparently broken Into the office and removed the keys to a 1987 Dodge Van. as well us a small AM/FM/cassette radio from the office. T h e van was later found abandoned In the rear of a residence In the 1700 block of Airport lllvd. Warrants served • Oavld A. Ilernler, 20. ut the Lukr Hecovery House. 391 laike Minnie Drive. Sanford, was arrested ut the establishment by Altamonte Springs police Tuesday. He was wnulrd In connection with a homicide and aggravated child abuse In Altamonte Springs. He is !>elng held in the J o h n E Polk Correctional facility without bond • William James White. 34 . 2810 E. 21st Street. Sanford, was arrested by sheriffs deputies on hlnckstonc Avenue Tuesday. He was wanted on a capias for driving with u auspended/rrvnkcd license. • Jerry Keith Parker. 26. 917 Holly Avenue. Sanford, was arrested at his residence by deputies Tuesday. He was wanted on a capias for falling to pay a fine, and a warrant for violation of parole on a ronvlctlon of sale of a controlled substance, cocaine. • Ixiula William Schntl, 31. 405 Beth. Sanford, was arrested ut his residence Monday. He was wanted on u warrant for falling to appear on a charge of battery. • Virgil Lamar Thom pklns. 37. flethune Circle. Sanford, was arrested by deputies at 1st Street and Sanford Avenue Tuesday. He was wanted for failure to pay a fine. • James Earl Ulm er, 51. 106 Washington Street. Sanford, was arrested hy deputies n( the probation office Tuesday. He was wanted for violation of parole on a ronvlctlon of driving under the Influence of alcohol. Incidents reported to the sheriff • T w o vehicles at a construction site on S.H. 417 at the CSX overpass, were reportedly damaged Tuesday. Deputies said u utility bucket lift received *450 In damage and evidence Indicated an attempt was made to set the vehicle on fire. A nearby compactor was turned over and two tires punctured, w ith a total of 1315 in damage reported. • A battery and fishing equipment with a total value of $148 were reportedly stolen Tuesday from a vehicle and u boat parked In the 2100 block of Dixie Way In Midway. • A burglary was reported Tuesday In the 2000 block of Celery Avenue. Deputies said the burglar was apparently unable to gain entry Into a storage shed, but took nn estimated •20 In tools from a nearby building. • A 1989 Dodge, reportedly stolen, was discovered Monday In the 1800 block of Mulberry Avenue In Sanford. Deputies said the vehicle was stripped, and four tires as well os the entire engine had been removed. • A six horsepower boat motor and a gas tank with a total value of 1700 were reportedly stolen Monday from a boat parked In the 200 block of S. EldrrRoad. • A restaurant employee In Ihe 3700 block of Lake Mary Dlvd. told deputies he suw a car driving off w ith a four-foot lull restaurant sign valued at • 150 sticking out of the window. • A tool chest valued at $3,000 was reportedly stolen Friday from a garage at a residence on Crystal View In Loch Arbor. • A car cover valued at $135 was reportedly stolen from u vehicle Sunday In Ihe 100 block of Lake Minnie Drive. • •30 In cash was reported stolen and $75 In damage done to a van parked at the Lake Monroe Boat ramp on U .S. Highway 17-92 on Sunday. • A woman reported finding four murljuunu plant growing in a pot In a wooded area near her residence on Banana Lake Road Sunday. • A 4-pack of beer wos reportedly taken Saturday from a convenience store In the 4000 block of Orange Blvd. • A bike valued at $102 was said to have been taken Saturday from In front of a residence on Lake Em m a Road at Sun Lake Apartments. • A n estimated $350 In merchandise was reportedly stolen Sunday from a business In the 3500 block of N. U.S. 17-92. Incidents reported to Sanford police • Property In excess of 9250 was reported stolen Monday from a residence In the 1300 block of Santa Barbara In Sanford. • •40 In merchandise was said to have been taken Monday from a residence In the 300 block of Live Oak Blvd. • A man's bike valued ut >180 was reported stolen Monday from behind a reside nee In the 1900 block of S. Park Avenue. • A 1986 Jeep pickup, license number IM L-74D was reportedly stolen from a driveway late Monday or early Tuesday. • A 1939 Ford Ranger pickup, license number F C W -0 1 J was reported stolen early Tuesday. Police said a residence was burglarized with the vehicle's keys the only Items taken. • A n estimated $500 In electronic entertainment Items were reported stolen early Tuesday from a residence In the 2600 block of Marshall Avenue. • •150 In property was reportedly stolen Th u rsd a y from a residence In the 300 block of W. 8th Street. • •2.200 In Items were said to have been taken Sunday from a residence in William C lark Court. • A Jewelry store operator told deputies two men and one female entered the store In the 3700 block of Orlando Drive Sunday, lifted the tops off several Jewelry cases, and stole an undetermined amount of Jewelry. • A man walking in the 1300 block of W. 20th Street lold police three men attacked him Saturday and stole *150 from him . • Property In excess of *1.365 was reportedly stolen Saturday from a residence In the 800 block of S. Park Avenue. • A number of Items were taken during a reported burglary Friday at the Sanford Gymnastics Association building on E. 25th Place. • •5,800 In electronic equipment was reportedly stolen Friday from a residence In the 2700 block of Ridgewood Avenue. • A T V set was said to have been taken Friday from a business In the 2600 block of Orlando Drive. • A n unknown am ount of Items was reported missing during a residential burglary Thursday In the 1100 block of Myrtle Avenue. •A burglary was reported Tuesday In the 2300 block of S. French Avenue. Police said entry was made by breaking through an alum inum wall at the rear of the building. T h e only Hem believed to have been taken at thla time Is a T V set. ‘Ruggedly independent’ probe? GOP doubts Reno’s promise in W hitew ater investigation ■y JOHN KINO AP Political Writer W A S H IN G TO N - Th e special counsel In ve stig a tio n of the C lin t o n s ' 1980s Arkansas real rsiatc Investment will be “ ruggedly Independent" and Include Its relationship with a now-failed failed savings and loan. Attorney General Janet Reno says. President Clinton reluctantly called for the lm rsllg .ilIon Wednesday, dropping his opixmlllon lo an Independent r r v lrw after the W h ilr House concluded there was no other way to hall a growing political controversy. "W e believe that a special counsel ran conduct an Independent and fair Inquiry' and we Irelleve that It will show what we believe, that Ihe Cllnlons did nothing w r o n g .” C lln t n n a d v is e r G e o rg e S(ephann|>oulos said. Evrn with their victory. Republicans who for weeks demnnded appointment of a special counsel were not satisfied, ques­ tioning whether Reno's choice would be Impartial and demanding that Congress conduct a special Investigation of Its own Into the W h llrw n lrr Development Corp Senate Republican lendrr Bob Dole said the fact lh »: Reno was acting at Clinton's request Indicated "sbe's not In effect an Report: Rival’s bodyguard set up attack ■ y DAVID FOSTER Associated Pross Writer P O R TL A N D . Ore. Tonva Harding's bodyguard told Invesllgators that he and Hard­ in g s husltand scl up the attack i hat nearly knocked rival figure skater Nancy Kerrigan out of Ihe Olympics, news re|H>rts say. B o d y g u a r d S h a w n E r ie Erkardl said Harding's hustiand. Jc lf Glllooly. asked hint lo ar­ range the Jan . 0 attack. In which Kerrigan was clubbed In the knee. The Oregonian newspaper reported today, filin g uniden­ tified law enforcement sources By early loday. no arrests had been made. Authorities said there was no Indication that Harding hrl|>ed plan the attack or had any knowledge of It. according lo Th e Oregonian and NBC. Th e Investigation spread lo three stales as authorities In Oregon. Michigan and Arizona pieced together the story of the attack, which was apjuirently aimed at wrecking Kerrigan's chance lo compete In last week's U.S. Figure Skating Champion­ ships. the qualifying trials for the Olympics next month In Lllleham m rr. Norway. The scheme allegedly Involved Erkardl. Glllooly. an Eckardt acquaintance In Phoenix and a Portland mail who lilt Kerrigan Tor 8100.000. T h e Oregonian re|K>rted. NBC quoted sources as saying that alter the m en met In Portland, the hit man went to Boston, where Kerrigan lives and trains. It was there the In ­ vest Igalors believe lit planned to a t t a c k K e r r i g a n , b n l bud weather somehow looted the attempt. NBC said. Laicr In Detroit, a man bran­ dishing a club struck Kerrigan after a practice session ut the U .S , championships, severely bruising her rfgln leg and forcing her lo withdraw from the com­ pel it Ion. Th e uliackcr escaped after breuklng l be glass out of u locked arena door. Th e U.S. Figure Skating Asso­ ciation named Kerrigan to the Olym pic leant anyway, along with Harding, who won Ihe U.S. championship two days after the attack. Glllooly said Tuesday he had been questioned by the FBI. but denied any Invo lvem en t. " I wouldn't do that," be said. "I have more faith In m y wife lhan lo bump off her competition." Asked by reporters Wednes­ day If she had unylhlng lo do with Ihe uttuck. Harding. 23, said. “ You guys know me Iteller lhan thul. I hud m y hopes for a long lime of rom|tcilng against Nancy and proving I'm ns good as her and better." Earlier. Eckardt called allega­ tions that he was Involved "absurd." Harding was scheduled In fly lo Fairfax, Va.. on Wednesday for a skating exhibition bin abruptly canceled. A p riva te In v e s tig a to r In Portland. Gary Crowe, told The Associated Press that the FBI learned of the alleged plot from a local mliilsler. Eugene Saunders. Crowe stud Saunders came to him for advice nftcr speaking w uh a friend who played him a tu|K- recording of men alleged to Ik - Glllooly. Eckurdi and Ihe unldcnllflcd Arizona man dis­ cussing Kerrigan. Independent attorney general." T h e W hite House and congressional Democrats quickly accused the GOP of playing politics with the Issue, and Reno sought lo assure Republicans and the public that the Investigation would be truly Independent and comprehensive. " T h e person I choose I want to be ruggedly Independent.” Reno said, adding that she would name someone "as soon as possible." In a letter lo Reno. While House counsel Bernard Nussbaum asked for appointment of a special counsel lo "c o n d u c t an appropriate independent Investigation of the W hite w a te r matter and report to the American people." Reno, however, described Nussbaum's letter as seeking an outside Investigation of "all matters concerning Ihe Madison bank Investigation In Arkansas." T h e now -defunct Madison G u a ra n ty Savings and Loan was run by Jam es McDougul. who also was Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton's partner In Whitewater. Justice Department Investigators are try­ ing lo determine whether depositors' funds were diverted from Madison to help retire Clinton's 1984 gubernatorial campaign debt and whether thrift money was Improperly deposited In the Whitewater account. Some Republicans also have questioned Mrs. Clinton's legal wurk on bchaH of Ihe S A L In the mid-1980s when II sought approval from Arkansas regulators for a recapitalization effort. Since the Issur first surfaced d urin g the 1992 presidential campaign, Ihe Clintons have repeatedly said they lost nearly $70,000 on the Investment and did nothing wrong. Previously. Ihe W hile House agreed lo turn over Clinton's Whitewater records lor a Justice Department Investigation but had opposed appointment of a special counsel. Th e documents Included a file removed from the office of deputy White House counsel Vincent Foster after Foster cornmilted suicide In J u ly . Reno did not answer directly when asked If the special counsel Investigation would review Foster's suicide. She said she would make her appointment soon and then "m ake sure that the scope of the Investiga­ tion was sufficient to achieve the purpose that we’re trying lo secure." Before coming to Washington. Foster worked with Mrs. Clinton at the Rose Law Firm In Little Rock. Ark . as did Associate Attorney General Webster Uubbell The Rose firm represcnied Madison In the mid-1980s when II sough! approval from Arkansas regulators for a recapitalization plan. W ife testifies Bobbitt was a jealous and abusive rapist By ANNEQEARAN Associated Press Wrllor M ANASSAS. Va. Her voice breaking, l*orrna Bobbin testified thul her husband often flew into n rage over Irritations such as u request to turn down the T V and would rape her and use his Marine training to torture her. Mrs Bobbitt, on trial for cu ttin g off her h u sb a n d 's penis, (old Ihe Jury Wednesday that mi angry Jo h n Bobbitt forred her lo have anal In­ tercourse one night after she told him the television was too loud. "He grabbed and he turned me ... and I was with my stomach down and he did It." she said haltingly, looking at the flour and twisting In her chair. "I wax bleeding." . , From then on, every time th e y had s e x . he w o u ld threaten lo do It again, she said. Mrs. Bobbitt. 24. is charged with malicious wounding In the Ju n e 23 attack. If con­ victed, the Ecuadoran-born manicurist could get up to 20 years In prison and be de­ ported. Th e defense says Mrs. Bob­ bitt was a battered wife driven to temporary Insanity when she mutilated her husband. She claims Bobbitt raped her moments before she cut off his penis. He was acquitted of that charge last year. Bobbitt. 26. who has held a series of Jobs since leaving the Marine Corps, has dented ever abusing his wife. Dr. Sue Inm an, who treated Mrs. Bobbitt for hyperventila­ tion and other problems In 1991. testified that Mrs. Bob­ bitt told her she was having problems w u h her husband. "She said he had sex with her without her permission She was very embarrassed about th at." she said. L e ga l N otice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IO H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INANOFOS 1EMIN0LE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO: MM1I CA It E VALIDATION OF THE NOT TO EXCEED tit, VW.Mt C ITY O F C AI1 E LIE R N Y . FLORIDA, U TILITY SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT REFUNDING REVENUE BONDS T H E C I T Y OF C A S S E L BERRY. • municipal corpora •Ion end public bodr corporal* and politic ol tot Stott' cl Florida VL Plaintiff, TH E STATE OF FLORIOA. and lha Ta xp a ye rs. P ro p a rty Owners and Cltlisn*. toereot and of th* City of Cattalborry. Florida. Including non resident* owning property or vub|*cl to tarnation thersm Defendants ORDER TOJMOW CAUSI TO : THE STATE OF FLORIOA. THROUGH THE STATE AT TO R N E V FOR THE EIO H TE E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT O F F L O R ID A A N D T H E STA TE ATTORNEY FOR THE N IN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA. AND TO THE SEV E R A L TAXPAYERS. PROP E R T Y OWNERS. CITIZENS OF T H E C IT Y OF C A S S E L BERRY. FLORIOA. INCLUD IN C NONRESIDENTS OWN ING PROPERTY OR SUBJECT T O T A X A T IO N T H E R E IN . AND ALL OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING ANY RIGHT. T I T L E OR IN T E R E S T IN P R O P E R T Y T O BE A F F E C TE O BY THE ISSUANCE OF THE U TILITY SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT REFUNDING R E V E N U E BONOS. HER EIN AFTER MORE PAR TICULARLY DESCRIBED OR TO BE AFFECTED IN ANY WAY THEREBY (INCLUDING P E R SO N S IN O R A N G E CO U N TY SERVED BY THE U T IL IT Y SYSTEM OF TH E P LA IN TIF F ) Tha above cavto coming on to bo hoard upon too Comolalnt thl» day filed herein by th# City ot Casselberry. Florida, seeking to determine tho authority ol tho City ol Casselberry to Issue Its Utility Sytltm Improvtmanl Refunding Rtvonuo Bond* In lha am ount ol nol lo t i c t o d lU.SOOWO (to* "Bonds” ) a mort particular description of said Bonds bring contained In tho Complain! Mad In thaw proctadingt. to determine the legality ot tho proceeding* had and taken In connecllon there with, and the legality ol tho p ro visio n !, covenant! and agreement! contained therein and tha revenue! pledged to the payment thereof, ond leaking a ludgmeni ol toll Court to vail data the proceeding! tor said Bond*, the revenue! pledged tor the payment thereof, end laid Bond! when luued puriuent thereto, and laid Complaint now having been preienled to toll Court, for entry ot an Order to Show Cause pursuant to Chapter 7L Florida Statute*, and toe Court being fully advlted In tha premiief IT IS ORDERED AND AD JU D G C O that lha Stata of Florida, through too Stele At torney ol the Eigh te e nth Judicial Circuit ot Florida and the State Attorney ot the Ninth Judicial Circuit el Florida, and the teverel leipayert. property owner* and cltlieni ot tha City of Ceuelberry. including non reiidentl owning property or lubiect to taietlon therein, end alt others haring or claiming any right, title or Intorott In property to bo effected In any way thereby, or to be effected thereuy (Including periont In Orange County terved by too Utility System el too Plaintiff), be and they are each hereby required to appear and show causa. II any there be. betore tot* Court on too 2nd day Ol February. ltM. at 1.41 o'clock P M In the Chamber* ol too undersigned Judge at too Sami nole County Courthouse In the City ot Sanlord. Florida, why too prayer ot said Complaint should not be granted and why toe proceedings tor said Bonds and said Bonds when issued pursuant thereto and toe rev* nuei pledged to toe payment toe-eol should nol bo validated and conllrm ed at therein prayed ANO IT IS FURTHER OR DERED AND ADJUDGED tool this order to Show Cause be published In toe manner re quired by Section 710S. Florida Statutes. In a newspaper ol general circulation published In Seminole County. Florida, and In a nawspaptr at general circulation published In Orange County. Florida AND IT IS FURTHER OR D ERED AND AOJUOGED that by luch publication at toll order all taipayars, proparty owner* and cllllans at tho City ot Casselberry. Including non residents owning property or Sublecl to taietlon therein and all other* having or claiming any right, titla or Interest In toe City ot Casselberry or Ihe lea able property therein or In any property to be affected by too Issuance el said Bonds or to bo after tod by toe issuance ot said Bonds or to be sttectod In any way thereby (Including persons in Orange County served by the Utility System ol tho Plaintiff), or too validity at such Bond* or ol any revenue! pledged tor payment Ihereel. or of lie proceedings eulhorlilng Ihe issuance ot said Bonds, includ ing any remedies provided tor their collection, be ond they ora made parties defendant to toll proceeding, and tool this Court shell have lurlsdlctlon ol mom to too same oaten! as If named as defendant! In said Complaint and petsanally served with process In tots cause DONE ANO O RDER ED In chambers at Senlord Seminot* County, Florida, toll Hh day ot January, I W !M O H EATON. JR CIRCUIT JUDGE Publish January* 12. IfSt DEN U Bobbitt used "Marine Corps torture techniques" to terror­ ize her. Mrs. Bobbitt testified When her lawyer asked her lo d e m o n s tra te , she put her hands around her neck and said her husband would choke her and twist her am is and feet. She M id her husband flew Into a rage when she asked him about a telephone conver­ sation In which a potential e m p lo y e r berated h im lo r missing a Job Interview “ He kicked me, he punched me. he slapped me in m y face. He tortured me and he raped me.” she said. Soon after they married In 1989. Bobbitt got angry w tu t men whistled at her and t friend o n an outing to u Maryland beach, she said. "H e grabbed me ami pulled me by Ihe hair. He said. 'W hat are you doing?' He was very upset, very m ad." she said. Legal N otice COUNTY OF SEMINOLE NOTICE A TTE N TIO N Ruth Dr* snd Dor toe* Connelly or their heirs, assigns, transfer*, or successors In Interests ond the unknown spouses ol oil toe above RE N l* OF W I* OF R IK J M M SMITHS SUBOPB IPG SI (111 W HITE CEDAR ROAD SOUTH) A recent Inspection ot the above drier ibed property re reeled it* unoccupied struc lures are unsafe, unsuitable for occupancy end detrimental to too health, safety and net tare ot the general public The struc lures are a health and lira haia'd due to Inadequate main tenanca. dilapidation and abandonment In accordance with Seminole County Ordinance so it. the above mentioned structures are declared to be a public nuisance and must be demolished and removed from too property. Tha demolition and removal ol too structures must begin within thirty 1101 day* and be cam plated within ninety IND days after receipt ot this notice, or you may undertake toe appeal process as outlined In Section Savon (71 ol Cosmty Ordinance Number IRIS. To pursue tha appeal process. II will bo notes sary tor you to appear hetor* toe Board of County Commit Honors and present any relevant or malarial tacts or evidence a* to why toe above mentioned Structure* should not be do dared a public nuisance It you wish to appeal to tha Board ot Commissioners, please let me know ond I will requetl tho Board to sat a lima end date tor a hearing Failure to begin removal of tho structures or tellur* to appeal to tha Board of Commit lienor* within Ihlrty (XII days otter receipt ol this notice mey result In action being taker by th* County to have tha S'ruc lures demolished end removed All costs incurred by th* County tor th* demoll IIon end removal ol th* slru ctu re s w ill be •ssaited lo you and may become a lltn against yrur property It you have any qua* tiors concerning this matter, pleas* call Orome Nwenodi at 721 1170. ai tension 7122 Publish: January I], JO. >7. and February J. I**4 DEN » Legal N o tic e IH TH E C IR O JIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO SI ISOs CA IS K FRANK J HOLME S P'alntitt. v*. L U L U C O R P O R A TIO N O f DE LAW ARE, INC . *1 el , Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION PROPERTY TO JAMES LUDWIG F R E D J LUDWIG FRANKIE SUE LUDW IG M ATTH EW GR E E M DIANE GREEN RONALDD KEMP DEBORAHL KEMP LU LU CORPORAT ION OF DELAWARE, INC ADDRESSES UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY N OTI P IEO that an action to foreclose a mortgage on th* Iol towing described property in Seminole County. Florida, has been filed against you Begin MO Net West of th* Northeast comer of th* North cost 'a of ttw southwest la. Section 27. Township 21 South. Rang* II Eest, run West ICO feet. South t r u tret East ICO feet, thence North 1-1 7 toot to tho Polnl ot Beg'hning Lott th* North 11 foot lor road Seminole County. Florid* You art required to servo * copy ot your written defenses. It ony to the PI* hint * attorney, whose name and address Is K E N N E TH M BEANE ES Q U IR E. MS) S Highway 17 W. Cassalberry. Florida 11707. within thirty 1101 days alter the first ptAMcatlon, and file the original with Ihe Clerk of this Court either before service on th* Plaintiff, or immediately theroettev; otherwise * default will be entered against you tor th# rollel demanded In th* Complaint or Petition W ITNESSETH my hand and th* seal ot this Court cn January II. m i (S EAL) MAR YANNE MORSE. Clerk ot tho Circuit Court Ruth King. DC Publish January I). X m s D EN SI LOCAL NEWS LOCAL SPORTS Call Today To Start Your Subscrtbtlon Delivery SanfordHerald 322-2611 �4A - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Honda - Thursdiy, January 13, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS 411-310) 300 N. F R E N C H AV E.. SANFORD. FLA 32771 Area Code 407-322-2811 or 831-0993 Wayna 0. Ooyla. Publiifiar and Editor SU BSCR IPTIO N R A TE: 3 M o n th * .....................................S IB SO fl Month*................................... 839 00 I Y e a r........................................ 878 00 Florida Raaldanta must pay 7% ealaa tax In addition to rataa abova. EDITORIALS Finding a new hom e for First S treet G allery A person s e e k in g art or s c u lp tu re displays In D a yto n a B e a c h know s w h e re to go. T h e D a yto n a B e a rh M u s e u m and P la n e ta riu m has an en tire w in g dedicated to e ve r-c h a n g in g displays. T h e sa m e h o ld s true w ith m a n y other cities. In S a n lo r d how ever, the m u s e u m is not used for that p u rp o s e . T h e o n ly art e xhib itio n s w h ic h have been open on a re g u la r basis to v is ito rs In (h r d o w n to w n a re a , lias been th e F irs t Street G a lle ry at 2 0 3 K . First S lrre t. U n fo rtu n a te ly the gallery Is h a v in g to seek new q u a rte rs . Its present lo c a tio n Is being leased to b e c o m e a n antique sto re . T h is S a t u r d a y afternoon, g a lle ry nliielals w ill hold a m e e tin g to decide w h a t to do. S u g g e s tio n s o n possible r e lo c a tio n s are expected to be m a d e . W e hope s o m e o n e steps fo rw a rd a n d offers n suitable d o w n to w n locution w h ic h w ill Ik * readily accessible a n d p ro m in e n tly located. It sh o u ld also be as Inexpensive as possible, so that fu n d s raised by the gallery' can c o n tin u e to be used for special even ts and exhibits. O n e su gg e stio n fo r a new h o m e ha s been for a second floor ro o m , but we b e lie ve it w ould not be su ita b le . Access Is re p o rte d ly lim ited und there are n o restroom facilities. A d d i­ tion ally, few p a ss e rs-b y w o u ld be able to look In the w in d o w s a n d be attracted to a n e xhib it. D o w n to w n S a n fo rd has a n u m b e r o f gro u n d door stores th a t are presently v a c a n t. J u d g in g b y the len g th o f t im e some of these b u ild in g s have been v a c a n t. Im m ediate o c c u p n n c y m ay not be expe cte d . S in ce Its In c e p tio n three y e a rs ago. the g a lle ry ha s h a d dozens o( a rt d isp la ys and e xh ib its w h ic h h a ve d ra w n o n estim ated 11.000 people th ro u g h Us d o o rs. N o doubt these people a lso stopped at so m e of the d o w n to w n m e rc h a n ts d u rin g th e ir visits T h e g a lle ry p la n s to present m a n y special events w h ic h w ill b rin g a d d itio n a l people d o w n to w n . W ith o u t a d o u b t, the gallery c a n be credited w ith h e lp in g to Im p ro ve the e c o n o m y ol the d o w n to w n a re a . It s h o u ld g o w ith o u t qu estio n therefore, that u c o n tin u e d good location is desirable, n o l o n l y fo r th e v ls lto is . b u t for ih c m e rc h a n ts . W t suggest a n y property o w n e r w h o has a suitable lo ca tio n for the g a lle ry, contact die Board of D ire c to rs Saturday at the 2 o'clock m e e tin g , o r p h o n e gallery m a n a g e r K ay B a rth o lo m e w . T h e best location would be o n F irst Si reel, w here suitable p a rk in g Is available. It should definitely be o n the ground llo o r w h e re It Is w ith in e yesight. T h e F irst Street Gallery has prom oted d o w n to w n S a n fo rd for three y e a rs . It's tim e now for d o w n to w n Sanford to s h o w g ratitude. Berry’s World W IL L IA M A. RUSHER Behind the fraud of gun control When I was a boy I was briefly fascinated by magic, and I decided that when I grew up I wanted to be n magician My parents tolerantly Indulged m y w him , providing money lo buy various magic tricks. On one occasion they even look me lo see a live performance by Thurslon. i be greatest magician of the day. 1 still re m rm b e n o ticin g how cle ve rly Thurston practiced the black ait of "m isd i­ rection" — holding In his right hand, high above his head, m egg or some other object on which Ihc audience naturally focused Its attention. Meanwhile, his left hand, which seemed to be hanging Idly at his side, was of course doing all of (h r srrlmis work of whatever trick was In progress. Many politicians are practicing a similar sort of misdirection, for a far more cynical purpose and with much deadlier consequences. In this matter of "gun control.*’ As murder rates soar and whole areas of our major clllrs reel out of control, our legislators strive lo outdo each other In thinking up new laws lo control the salt- and ownership of guns: waiting periods, licensing requirements, outright buns — you name It. We are encouraged to believe that guns are the problem, und that passing mure and more laws to limit or outlaw them will reduce the crime rate. Supposedly the |*S||I .BURNING, SWOLLEN HEMORRHOIDS - IN P B C n O N . M UST PE / C 'i f A P R O P E K e x p e r im e n t ft*NLA me ' c a s e * 1 • • . .CONDOM. TH A T'S DISGUSTING! MARTINSCHRAM It’s Buttafuoco, Bobbitt & Bill It has already been decreed that 1994 will be the year for grand relnventlon — of health care and welfare and government Itself. Now It has became Imperative lo add one more: It is tlm r for reinventing (be news media. It’s a task we In the news business can handle ourselves, for we're not inventing something new and unfamiliar. We Just need to return to the news ethic of yesteryear — that time when we still allowed public officials to have private lives. Today even top news execs seem to take pride In Journalistic excesses. We are talking about sex. A n d the proclivity of today's respectable news organizations to disseminate stories on allegations about the private sex lives of public officials. Even when there Is no Indication that this private conduct affected public policy (as Jo h n F. Kennedy's fling with a Mafia don's dame probably did). We ought to start by sending a few stories back for rewrite — and rethink. We in the news media need to rethink Juat what we consider our mission to be In covering, discovering and disseminating news. Consider the tales of the Arkansas state troopers and the governor who became our president. Rethink: Ju s t what Is the news in this? Ju st what did the public know about Dill Clinton's private sex life and when did the public know It? M w A n o H s m .. . A F E W W ORDS ABOUT D IA R R H E A ... / T w o troopers who hope to make big money on a book contract have come forward to make allegations fUled with salacious details about Bill Cllnton'a sex life outside his marriage during his days as governor. T h e y have done so at the urging of an Arkansas attorney known for spreading dirt on Clinton. fo d only opponent of these laws Is the powerful "gun lobby." consisting of beer-bellied rednecks who voted for Goldwatcr. And yet the truth Is that five out of every six g u n s used lo commit crimes were o b ta in e d ille g a lly . How, then, can (Miss­ ing still more gun c o n t r o l l a w s he expected lo reduce the num ber of guns u s e d to c o m m II crimes? T h e y c a n ’tj but Many politicians they do serve one e n o rm o u sly useful are practicing a purpose: T h e y rnablc sim ilar sort ol politicians lo prelend misdirection, lor to be “ doing some­ a far more thing” about crime cynical purpose while In fact many of and with much them are ca rrfully deadlier avoiding doing any­ consequences. J thing that would re ally reduce It Sen. Daniel Moynlhan. I) N Y.. who has a trad habit nr blurting out the tnilh now and then, was recently asked about crime on We knew back In Jan u ary 1992 that Dill and Hillary Clinton had been through a rocky marriage that clearly Involved Infidelity. O u r source was Clinton himself, who talked with his Wife at his side In a C BS News "6 0 Minutes" truer view: " I have acknowledged wrongdoing. I have acknowledged causing pain In my marriage." He denied the allegation of Gennlfer Flowers, a state employee and cabaret singer, that they h a J a 12-year affair. B u i he didn't deny ever having committed adultery. So we knew two years ago. and then elected Clinton president. But still aome In the media pursued. Lost year, the Los Angeles Tim es Invested In a four-month Investigation. In December. It printed the troopers' allegations. It also reported that It found 1989-91 telephone records — only old records — that showed Clinton made m any calls to a num ber of women (something which C linton seemed to have Indicated two years ago). The Tim es reported two bills w rrr for $40.65 and 844.38 — as If that Investlgnllvr fnrlold verified all the troopers' tales. C N N actunlly broke the story Iwo days earlier than the Tim es. C N N did no Indepen­ dent Investigation of the troopers' (Mist veracity or financial needs. CNN Just knew that The American Spectator, a conservative political magazine, was about lo publish Ihe troopers’ tales. So when Clinton's (miltleal enemy Cliff Jackson offered Interviews w ith the troopers. CNN ran w ith their tales. Sadly. C N N 's script was not done In the d is p a s s io n a te I n ­ vestigative style of th e L o s A n g e le s Tim es: It began In u breathless style more suited to tabloid T V th an th is u s u a lly re s p o n s ib le ca ble news pioneer. After C N N broke the so-called news story, the Clintons reacted In anger; and t hat s e e m e d Justification for m an) I Today even lop news organization* to sir It all. There ore newe execs old C lin to n stories seem to take th s t m e r it m e d ia P>rlde r In digging — notably, journalistic his handling as gov­ excesses ernor of the falling Madison Savings and Loan, w hich was run by C linton's pal and co -In vcsto r In a rca! estate deal called "W hllew ater." But that's boring stuff by the measure of today's tabioldlzatlon of the news, an age where Buttafuoco and Bobbitt are household names that Just ltnp|>en lo sound like verbs. Too m any of m y news colleagues arc upllng lo slush through sex gossip, camouflaging their effort as a crusade for "the public's right to know ." But they misunderstand. What they've been hearing was the public s right lo "No!" L E T T E R S TO E D IT O R Letters lo Ihe editor are welcome All Iclters must be signed. Include the address of the writer und a daytime Ic lrp lu m r number. Letter* should he on a single subject and be us brief as possible. The Id le rs are subject lo editing. jnfmiiyrwui' t r r u r g rsiur r ‘Meet the Press." He promptly replied. "T h e root Issue Is...." Did you think he was going to say "g u n s"? No He said "...the single parent family: children who don’t get socialized," He went on to point out that births out of wedlock are now 40 perreut of the total, and added. "It's not morally neutral; It's a terrible thing lo do to a child Yet nol long ago our liberals laughed Dan Q uayle lo scorn because he warned that “ M urphy Drown." by depleting the decision to have a baby out of wedlock as Just a delightful lifestyle choice, was openly encouraging such dangerously null-social conduct. Once an unsoclnll/ed child becomes old enough to acquire one of those (already lllrgal) guns and start using It. the next real villain Is our system of criminal Justice First-lime felons are rarely punished at all. Any good criminal lawyer eon plea-bargain a felony down lo n misdemeanor, and If the criminal Is ever actually sent lo prison he can usually count on early parole and. In many cases, weekend furloughs In the meantime Meanwhile, the public, frightened and con­ tused. Is placated by Ihe Introduction and even occasional passage of some new "g u n control" law. Th e cynicism of such grandstanding Is almost beyond belief. W hen will the American public wake up and start lighting bark? JOSEPH SPEAR W a llo w in g pols: W h a t’s finer? I'd rather watch (Mtlltlclans roll around in m uck of their uwit making than drink cold beer on a hot summer day. I swear this Is true. I d rn lh rr wait h sanctimonious politicians tiptoe through llirlr own hooey than rat boardwalk fries loaded with sail and drowned In vinegar. I'd rather w atch i------------------------------------------1 h y p o c ritic a l p o liti­ cians drink their own snnke oil than sit In th e f ir s t r o w at Camden Yards and see Cal Ripken win a game for Ihe Orioles with a grand slum in Ihe IxtMom of the ninth. O K . maybe ihui's taking li too far But w a tc h in g s m a rm y 1 pols dance lo their ' * I'd rather watch o w n m u s i c l s I politicians roll w o n d ro u s e n te r­ around in muck tainment. It doesn't of their own hnp|x-u all lhai often, making than either, which Is w hy drink cold beer you should pause lo on a hoi savor Ihe skit now summer day j pluying on the na­ tional stage. Bill and Hillary Kodhnm Clinton are up lo lheir kneecap* and sinking fast In Ihe mire of a scandal Involving an Arkansas business m a n u nd ( 'U n i o n pal n a m e d J a m e s McDougul In 1978. the ('Unions learned up with Ihc McDmignl* to buy 230 acres ol property on the While River. They planned In develop H inio a vacation commuullv called •‘Whitewater.’ * but It barely goi nil Ihe g ro u n d Th e C lin to n s claim llie v Inst $69,000. Meanwhile. Janies Ixuighl a small savings and loan und began practicing whal Ihe foil* called some “ unsafe and unsound" practices. T ile regulator* seized Hie ‘ brill In 1980. During Ihe mop up. lliev uncovered evidence thul some S A L money may liuvr found Us way Inlo Hie Whitewater project. Dial Gov. Clinton may have uoed Ills office to keep stale regulators olt his friends IMirk, that S A L funds may have been used lo reilrr Cllnlon s campaign debts, and m uch more. Bill Clinton's Justice Department is now Investigating the case and guess what? The Republicans are screaming for (lie appoint­ ment of a special counsel. Yes. so help nic, m any of the same pea brained, partisan puddlnghe'tds who blocked Ihe reauthorizaHon of Hie Independent counsel law In 1992. now want ail Independent counsel lo In­ vestigate the Whitewater scandal. How sweet It Is. Norton. How sweet It Is. Listen to Rep. Jam es Leach of Iowa (who agrees that It was a mistake for his party to oppose the Independent counsel statute); " T h e case for designating a speclul counsel has seldom been more compelling." Listen to Rep. Newt Gingrich, the Georgia Gerbll who a few weeks ago regarded the special counsel as anathema. “ There Is no question that we need an Independent counsel on W hllewater," Listen to Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, who once descubed the lnde|x>ndenl counsel as "a blunt partisan club that Democrats slnn swinging whenever they feel the need to rewrite history" and tried for more than a decade lo destroy 11 before finally succeeding 14 months ago. Sen. William Cohen o( Maine warned tils fellow Republicans they would "rue the day" they ullowed the law to expire, and guess what? Three limes since Clinton's election. Dole has called for Hie appointment of an Independent counsel (he argues that a special counsel uppolnted by Hie allorney general is not Hie same as a statutory one). " I think for Hie president's sake and for Hie sake of Hie Integrity or ihc attorney general's office, slic should m ove." Dole said on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Ja n . 2. "She's wasted a lot of time dragging her foci, and It's time she m oved and u ppo lnted an lu d rp c iid c n l counsel." Th e y are all correct. �Sanford Harald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday, January 13, 1K4 - I A Juvenile Garbage---- Continued from Page 1A particularly In the juvenile justice system. IMrrutlng classes should lxrequired art a riuuJUlnn of rr nivlug government assistance. Aid «» Dependent Children. IimmI stamp*. ctc.| Cliildren under age 16 roaming ihc atrteta lale at night Indicates ,i lack of parental responsibility. In such cases, this should const u ui r prtma facie evidence of dilld ncglccl and the parents and/or caregivers stiould In- held .iccounlable as such • Dedicate SO percent of Ju­ venile Justice funding to prevention program s. Pres­ ently only 10 percent Is directed to prevention, j Successful prevention models already exist In m any communlties throughout Florida, such as success by Six. and Operation I’Alt s ALPH A and IIF.TA pro grains. Effective programs must tie broadly funded. ! s Parly Intervention st the p r e -k in d e r g a r te n le v e l through pre-registrstion in order to lo u u tify st risk chlldren/fsmllles. All children between the ages of 3 and 4 must be prr-rcgtsiered (or school, at w hich lime a i omprchcnslvc assessment of the child's and fam ily's nerds is conducted. A parenting skills and sc hool Involvement compo! nrnl should be required for parents In preparation for In­ suring the child's academic sue- trM. 'i Involve high school students in inrnturlng and peer counsel; mg lor elementary students A | longitudinal study should Ik u n p lr m erited to tra c k I he behavior and academic success teach student ■ s Fund after school programs In elrm entary and middle schools fo r a ll latch -k ey children and other students "st risk." Define criteria for "at m k ." Stall alter school programs uith IIKS workers, college In­ terns and others lo provide c o u n s e lin g , t u t o r i n g a n d enrichment programs and serv­ ices | s Support supervised evening re c re s tlo n p r o g r a m s fo r l teenagers, such as basketball | and youth dances. Keep teenagers off the streets by supervised activities. Use | additional school rr sources ofI lienc *o rhaprrone such activi­ ties. • Fund a d d itio n a l resource officers. Our public schools must lie a sale ImrlHir lor our children’s learning and enjoyment, fund vtolencc/crlmc prevention In all schools K -1It. s Civic and non-rellglous val­ ues should be Infused In the K-1 a curricula. Children must be taught the diliercncr between right and wrong. Since m u n y of today s parents arc falling miserably at their responsibility In this re­ gard. children's lives should nol be ruined forever as a result of their parents' neglect. = Community service hours as a way ol leaching civic and social responsibility should be required fur all students. • Alternative schools In each school district. based upon existing models, school districts should establish alternative schools to meet the needs of disruptive students. School districts m ay begin with j!l ptlol projects In elementary, middle, and high schools. Mandatory (m ental Involvement and support of the student's success must Ik*upart of such projects. • Require cou rse work in specia l e d u c a tio n fo r all teschere coming out of the state unlverelty syetem. A majority of children entering the juvenile Justice system arc learning disabled, with estimates ranging us high as 8G percent nationwide. Intensive training In the early Identification of In­ dicators of youth ul risk due lo learning disability will assist learhcrs In referring students lo appropriate services as early as possible. • Revise truancy proeess In Chapter 3B to make referral lees cumbersome for school personnel. • Require that parents pay legal fees assessed for pro­ cessing the tru an cy case; require parenting classes. Th e steps that schools musl follow before legal action can be taken against willful, chronic truants should be modified lo make ihc referral process less c u m b e rs o m e fo r sch o o l personnel. T h e c u rre n t re ­ quirements make It very difficult School ftat’i for lunohT rtday, Jsn.14,1094 Mexican Chill with Basns Rlc»/Com Bread Mixed Vegetables Fruited Jallo or Chel's Salad Low Fat M i l k ________ •° complete an attendance re­ ferral for legal Intervention. Authority should be given back lo the courts over truancy for ilie children 12-15 years of age. and reduce ihc lime II lakes lo place a truant In fronl of ihc court (or mandated programs • Prohibit the expulsion of students, and change from 18 to 18 the mandatory age for school attendance. E x p e lle d s t u d e n t s o fte n become career crim inals. Let's keep them lu alternative school* and off Ihc streets. l-asl year there were 24.000 high school drop-outs In Florida We musl keep teenagers In school to reduce crim e as well as Insure they become contributors lo society, • Provide lim ited Immunity to school personnel who try to control d is ru p tiv e stu­ dents. Teachers try in g to control disruptive or violent students should not have to fear reprisal. Further recommendations arc lo: • Revise the RAI In Chapter 351. F.S. lo give judges greater dis­ cretion tn detaining a young offender based upon the severity of l he crime. • The HAI should be changed w ith regard to b u tte r y In domestic violence cases. Before a Juvenile ran Ik - released while awaiting arraignment at a later date, ih r state attorney should have an opportunity lo approve the release. Also, before the juve n ile Is placed on home detention, such cases should be cleared by Hie stale attorney. Irrespective of Ihc R A I score. • Eliminate provisions la the stale regarding confidentiality of juvenile* d n u in rd and charged with felonies, allowing (nr publication of Ihrir names • Provide Judges the statutory authority to com m it Juveniles for eonlempl of court ami failure lo appear. • Judges may sentence a de­ linquent up lo six mouths In a commitment facility for contempi. • Require jiarcnts lo Ik- prrsenl ut all stages of eourt proceed­ ings Parents not present, except In the ease of verified Illness, shall be held In contempt and sentenced along w ith Ihc child. • Provide statutory protection for parents in that they cannot lie fired horn their employment for attendance at court. • Give judges lhe authority to require parenting classes for all those whose children arc In­ volved In (he Juvenile Justice system. • Change from 21 to 35 the number of days a Juvenile may be held In detention pending an adjudicatory hearing. • Presently Judges do not have authority over th r delinquent's fam ily unit as it related to ordering drug counseling, etc., as they do In dependency cases. Extend lo Judges Ihc same authority for both dependency und delinquency cases. • Give schools and parents au­ thority as It related to filing CINS/FINS petition* for status oflenders. Presently only HRS Is empowered to file such petitions. • Charge parents from $1 to >15 j>er day for any child who has been placed In secure detention, or on home detention. HRS must provide more detailed Informa­ tion regarding the parent's eco­ nomic profile lo enable Judges to make a fair Ice assessment. • Revise Chapter 39 lo pcrmll Ihc punishment of Juvenile wilh Taste— ------Continued from Page 1A napkins, flatware and plates for the event as they will be out-of-town and unable lo create any of their fresh specialty Hems. Tickets for the event arc 85 each. The members of the Woman's C lub will create u variety of salads, vegetables und desserts. And club president -Jean Metis w ill make he r n o w -fa m o u s venison stew. Th e club has been hosting (he cvcni for three years. Kelley said It has been a successful fund­ raiser for the club. Profits from the event will be donated lo charities Including Ihc Hacienda G irl's Ranch, the Hope Lodge. Ihc R .O .C .K . Camp nnd several scholarships for "special young w om en.” T h e club also supports a variety of civic projects. Includ­ ing Ihe continued support of Park on Park. Kelley said she Is hoping that Ihe Taste of Sanford draws at least the 200 to 250 diners that It attracted last year. " I think that was a good-sized crowd.” she said. " I hope we gel at least that m any this year." detention. • Esiuhlish u secure dependency rare unit within a central Intake and arscoamenl ceiilcr. This will Insure that runaways, many of whom are girls, will have a secure place lu slay unlll they receive assistance as recom­ mended by the Judge. Central Intake renters should inchidr lamllv counseling, psychological screenings, rduratlonal services and others needs of the delin­ quent nnd the family. • E llm ln a lr commitment pro­ grams which are costly nnd Incffrcllvc. • Abolish Ihe Commission on Juvenile Justice due to Ihc fact that Its function would no longer exist under Ihc projxiscd agency discussed laicr In fills re|»ort. T h is will save nearly 9300.000 per year. • Fund additional detention and com m itm ent beds, the exact amount of w h lrh will be re­ commended in the committee’s (Inal report. • F u n d 15 b o o t c a m p s s ia trw ld r. In c lu d in g 3 bool camps lor girts. Th e camps should be geographically loealrd w ithin the 15 existing HRS dislrtrts. wait unlll April und rebid all font contracts. T h e county establishes fees m dispose of garbage, bill Ihc haulers, through negotiation* with the county, set collection rates. Under McLain's plan. Ihc basic service rails for two p* kup* w rrk ly of unlimited q u a n titie s . a weekly recycling pickup and a weekly yard waste collection of up lo I0 bigs of debris. Resi­ dents would have the option of ellmlnallng a garbage collection or yard waste pickup lo reduce Ihe rate. Currently, garbage collection Is opitonul. Unified to two^-an pickups twice w eekly, once w e e k ly u n lim ite d re c y c lin g pickup and a 9 1 per hag charge for yard waste. It Is the "bag tag" charge which remains the eonslsicnl object ton lo Ihc pro­ gram. M cLain said he hoped lo achieve ail elimination of Satur­ day collections and the ability to allow residents to haul loads of garbage nnd debris to the trans­ fer station and dum p and dis­ pose of Ihctti without an extra charge. Commissioner Van Dcr Wclde hailed (lit- proposal, saying II was fair lo all. “ I'm im pressed," Van Dcr Weldc said. Under a 195)2 staff proposal idem leal to McLain's, file m on­ thly rule would have gone lo 814 monthly from rairs then which ranged (rum SI 1.59 lo S I 2.80. When commissioners targeted a 913.50 per month rate, negotia­ tion* failed w h rn they refused lo extend fin- hauler's contracts, set to expire Oct. I, 195)5. C u rrriil rales range from 813.81 to $14.16. Commissioners said Tursd a y th e y w o u ld o n ly c o n s id e r extending <hc 15)95 contract expiration if haulers produced low rates and Improved service. Commissioner Pat Warren said she wanted haulers to commit lo collections from residents who live on narrow dirt roads. Innccevsiblr lo large trucks Warren said her home Is In such a situation as arc many others In rural areas of the county. " T h e y co uld have p ick u p trucks for those people.” W arrrn said. Furlong, who once supported (he mandatory program, said Tuesday he now favors scrap­ ping Ihc whole county control and reverting back (o a volun­ ta ry , sclect-yo ur-o w n hauler program. "A s we've gone through Ihls. I Just can't sec how the county Is going to have any grral success In any kind of g o a l." said Furlong. "I've come lo the con­ clusion that there's nothing like good ol' cut-throat compefifinn to Improve service and prices." Commissioners also called for the hauler negotiations (o be held In the public, rather than privately us before. Residents could see file positions taken by each side, they said. Van Dcr Wclde said a garbage company official stated at a homeowner's meeting last year service limits were set by Ihc county when (hey were actually under Ihc direction of the company. County officials objected to the public forum, saying It would prevent free discourse. " I'm nol saying they have lo be done In secrcl behind closed doors, but neither do they have to be done from (he mountaintop." said County Manager Ron Rabun. quality versus affordability." he said. Cost and avndnbillly are two of Ihe concerns raised by critic* of (h r regulations, like the Florida Association of Child Care Man­ agem ent. Asso cia tio n hoard m e m b e r D o n n a ‘ S k in n e r of Sebastian said 82 percent of the group's 600 centers don't like file C D A requirement. "It Is going lo be fix* m uch." Gatlin said. “ Th e Icachrrs will have lo go back to school and then they'll have lo pay 9400 lo be assessed." .After going lo that expense, shr said. Ihe teachers who have fiie C D A certification will nulurally expect lo be |Mld more than file teachers who do nol. "Tu itio n will have lo go up again," she warned. She also erttHired the inequal­ ity ol (ruining requirements, n o t in g that e m p lo y e e s In licensed centers must have 30 hour* ol training while only three hours of training Is re­ quired tn run u (.unity day care renter. Th e regulations, however, had s e v e ra l d e fe n d e rs. B a rb a ra Weinstein, a Broward County provider, urged lawmakers lo stand behind file stricter stan­ dards. "It's foolish lo demand more training for someone to clip your poodle und to cut your hair than to lake care ol your children." she said, adding no one Is "dictating any kind of dogma" III the C D A (raining. "W e 'rr all for Ihe C D A train­ ing." said Carol Reed of the First United Mi l In Mbit Pre-School In Sanlnrd. "W e 're very positive about II." As a non-profit center, she said, they were able lo help teachers return lo school for Ihe required 120 hour training with file 15)5*2 profits "Salary will become a problem when they're done with the training." Reed said. T h e o ilier Issue discussed Wednesday was whether a cen­ ter's curriculum was protected from state regulation. Sandl Harris, who oversees child care center licensing and regulation for HRS. denied that any Inspector has told church d a y c u r e c e n t e r s t h e y 'r e teaching the wrong thing. One provision of the C D A training program does require c e n te rs (o be se n sitive to children's cultural backgrounds and to the diversity In back­ grounds. "Th a t is the only thing (hat I w o u ld assum e Is being In ­ terpreted as 'H R S wants to rrgulaje us and require that we teach alternative lifestyles,'" the said. Penny Klombcrs. who runs nonprofit religious schools In South Florida, said no one has "ever walked inlo m y center and asked me about curriculum ." Howard Burke, with the Flor­ ida Association of Christian Col­ leges and Schools, said the key problem Is Ihe "continual pro­ m u lg a tio n of u n re a so n a b le training (bat definitely slaps the face of the religious sector." M ARY M.CAMAROTE Bradley Dennis. Honolulu. David Lee. W in te r Park. A n th o n y Jam es. Casselberry; daughters. Susannc Marie Rcvis. San Diego. Barbara J u n e . W inter Park. Robyn Lee Sm ith. Orlando; sis­ ter. Marjorie Rlcmersma. Coopersvlllc. Mich.: brother. Robert. M id la n d . M ic h .: four g ra n d ­ children. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge of ar­ rangements. Wilkinson. Ga., she moved lo Central Florida In 1993. Mrs. Sampson was employed In a hospital laundry. She was a member of Galilee Mlsslonary Baptlst Church. St. Petersburg. Survivors Include sons. Willie, J r .. Edward and Isaac, all of D a n v ille . G a .. R o b e rt. S t. Petersburg: daughters. W illie Mae Griffin. Ideoreat Williams, b-jih of Altamonte Springs; sis­ ters. Leola Brown. Doublln, Ga.. Louise Baker. St. Petersburg: 12 grandchildren. Wllson-Elchelbcrger Mortuary. Inc., Sanford, in charge of ar­ rangements. Continued from Page IA C h ild -------Continued from Page 1A Ing last October, licensed day rare cen­ ters had to have more staffers to care for Infants and toddlers. T h r Health and Rrhabllllallvr Service Committee took public testimony Wednesday on the Impact of the regulations but doesn't have any hills Its consid­ ering — yet, according lo Sen. William "Doc" Myers, chairman of the panel. Myers. R-Hobe Sound, said he's received many letters from owners of private fur-profit cen­ ters who are afraid they're going to tie driven nut of business Locally, child care providers aren't as alarmed by ihc changes that have taken place over Ihe last few years. "I've been doing those filings all along." said Jean McLain, owner and dlrrrtor ol Mama Je a n 's Pre-School and Child C a rr In Sanford "I haven't had lo change at all to meet those new slandurds." McLain said she has no com­ plaint* with the new regulations, except to say thul the require­ ment that (h r Infant to tear her ratio be four to one. "W e don't have any Infants here." McLain said, "but 1 think that 's overdoing It a little bit." Lisa Gatlin, director of La Petite Academy In Lake Mary, said Ihc regulations regarding Infant lo leacher ratios arc causing tuition costs to skyrock­ et. "Since the changes started coming In In October of 1992. we've seen the tuition go up from 981 a week to 9100 a week." Gntlln said. She said that of the nearly 30 La Petite Academy locations In Seminole. Orange and Osceola counties, only five still had facilities for children under six months old. "It's Just too expensive." she said. " I think the ones who do have it have to charge about 9139 a week per child ." Sen. Jo h n M rK a y . RBradenton, said he has had sevcrul vehement, complaints about (he Department of Health and R e h a b llltu tlv e Services dictating a curriculum at church centers that violates their re­ ligious beliefs. "T h e religious Institutions are going nuts." he said. "W c 'rr going to have an uprising." Hut Sen. Robert Wexler. DBoca Raton, said a number of his constituents arc worried anolhci debate on staffing ratios Is going to develop. "I'nt very troubled by what unfortunately I think this debate Is ultim ately going to come dawn lo.” he said, adding that quality should be Ihe only factor the committee considers. " I would hate lo sec Ihe ultimate analysis come down to III, S u n l< >i tl 111 i n h l In m m llh m <n Id l<> \niii d m n n/< j> •Local Ntws •NstloasHaUrasUoul News •Sporb •Wcslbcr • Latter* lo tbs Editor •Church P s p • Special Sactloas M YUan qf Commundy Sendee 7b Subscribe Call Today! 322-2611 M a r y M. C a m n r o t c . 7 7 . M ohawk A ve n u e. Altam onte Springs, died Tuesday. Jan. 11. 1994. al Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Bom O l i . 24. 1916 in Bridgeton. N .J.. she moved to Central Florida In 1979. She was a retired licensed practical nurse a n d a m e m b e r of O rla n d o Worship Center. She Is survived by a sister. Helen Garrison. Bridgeton. Ban field Fun e ra l Services. Winter Springs, tn charge of arrangements. OLADY8ROSE GAUDREAU Gladys Rose Gaudreau. 94, B u n k e r Lane. Sanford, died Wednesday. Ja n . 12. 1994. at H lllhavcn Healthcare Center. Sanford. Bom Dec. 21. 1899. In Danvcra. Mass., she has been a winter resident of Sanford for over 25 years. Mrs. Gaudreau was n homemaker and Baptist. Survivors Include son, Robert A.. Sanford: three grandchildren, three great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Brlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. lit charge of arrangements. M ARY M. HELM Mary M. Helm. 55. Blanca Court. Altamonte Springs, died Tuesday. Jun. 11. 15)94. Born In Smllhtown. N .Y.. she moved lo Central Floldu In 1974. She was a homemaker and Catholic. Survivors Include sons. George A. III. Altamonte Springs. Erik. O rla n d o : d a u g h te rs . C h e ry l Krssel. New Fort Richey. Ja c ­ queline AIL Orlundn. Michelle M o r r is : m o th e r. K a th e rin e Bunce, New Port Richey: Ihrcc grandchildren. Brownie A Maxwell Funeral Home, Melbourne. In charge of arrangements. HAROLD ELWIN M A . jJR Harold Elwln Mulcr. 72. Bo­ nanza Court. W inter Park, died Wednesday. Ja n . 12. 1994. at Jam es A. Haley Veterans Hospi­ tal. Bom April 27. 1921. In Clinton County. Mich., he moved lo Central Florida from San Francisco In 1976. Mr. Mnlcr was a rctlted colonel In the U.S. A rm y , and served In W orld W ar II. the Korean and Vietnam wars. He was a member of Redeemer Lutheran Church. W inter Park and held membership and many officer positions In Meals on W h e e ls. C o u n c il on A g in g . Christian Service Center of Cen­ tral Florida, and the State Advi­ sory Council on Aging. S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e w ife . Patricia June. W inter Park; sons. VORONA D. NEUMANN Vorona D. Neumann. 97. of Boc Circle. Palm Bay. a long­ tim e Sanford resident, died Wednesday. Ja n . 12. 1994. at Holmes Regional Medical Center. Melbourne. Bo m May 8. 1896. In Lebanon. W ls., she moved lo Central Florida In 1958 from Madtsin. Wls.. and moved from Sanfiird lo Palm Bay in 1990. M r.. Neumann was a homemak­ er nnd a m e m b e r of Good Sheppard L u th e ra n C h u rc h . Sanford. Survivors Include daughter. Charlotte Fisher. Palm Bay; son. Jo hn Arthur. Dllworth. Minn.: brother. Raymond Domfeld. Ml. Olive. III.: four grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. B r o w n lie -M a x w e ll F u n e ra l Home, Melbourne, in charge of arrangements. Information tram lit* Attedatod Prat* • i t included Ut Ml! report FRANK J .Z A R R A Frank J . Zaira. 82. Periwinkle Drive. DeBary. died Tuesday. Jan. I t . 1994, at hla residence. Born J u ly 11. 1911 In Sicily, he moved io Central Florida f irm Miami In 1979. He was a self employed block mason In Miami and Catholic. Survivors Include daughter. Connie Barylskl. Deltona; sons. Frank. J r .. DeLand. Vincent. Cooper City: Ihrcc slaters. 12 grandchildren and 12 great­ grandchildren. Stephen R. BaldaulT Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. RALPH KENNETH O'CONNOR Ralph Kenneth O ’Connor. 76. Woodridge Drive. Fern Park, died Tuesday. Ja n . I I . 1994. at III* residence. Bom Jan. 6. 1918. In Tim m in s. Ontario. Canada, he moved lo Central Florida from Ann Arlior. Mich. In 1980. Mr. O'Connor was a retired climate control munager for Ford Motor C o m p a n y , D e tro it, a n d a member of St. Mary Magdalene Catholic C hu rch. Maitland. He was a first lieutenant In Ihc A m iv during W orld War II. Survivors Include wife. Belly L .. F e rn P a r k ; d a u g h te r s . M a u re e n S . H o llo w a y , and Donna M.. both of Saline Mich.: sons. Daniel T .. Miami. Richard J .. San Francisco. David C.. Toronto. Patrick M„ Carcywood. Idaho: nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge of ar­ rangements. ANNIE M. SAMPSON Annie M. Sampson. 74. of First Avenue. Si. Petersburg, died Wednesday. Ja n . 12. 1994. at South Seminole Hospital. Longwood. Horn Dec. 22. 1919 In McOINMtS. IU IA N X, MemoOtl funeral tervlcet lor Mrs Sutan K McGlnnlt. If. el Santord. who died Sunday • ill b* 1 o'clock Monday afternoon. January II. al Holy Crott Epitcopol Church *llh the Re* Ftther Allrod Colo etflclellng. For ISote •So *lth. memorial contribution* aro tug cattfd to is* Holy Crott Epitcopol Church Memorial Fund Arrangam tnlt by Gramkow Funeral Horn*, Santord D ISU SE. ROSALIE Funeral tervlcet tor Mrt Rotell* OaBota. iJ. ol Santord. »So died Monday. Jan I*, will ba held I p m. Saturday In Church al God by Faith. Santord. with IS* Eldtr Arthur Ballard oil Hitting Interment to teller* to Evergreen Cemetory. Sanford Frlendt may call al is* funeral horn* from M p m Friday. Sunrita Funeral Home. *00 Locutf A re . Santord. m IMS. In charge of arrangement! KINO. JOHN H. JR. Funeral tarvlcat for Mr John M King. Jr , Ji. of tOtO W. »ts It , Sanford, who died Tuetday. Jan 11, wtll beheld t pm . Saturday al Suwli* Funeral Hama Chapel wits is* Rev. Fred King eftlcloltng Frlendt may call on Friday from F t p m al the funeral Soma Burial will ba In Evergreen Cemetery Veteran'! tertian. Santord. Sunrita Funeral Hama. M l Locutl A ve . Santord. d I W . to chargt e<arrangement* BAITS FUNERAL HOMES MEMORIAL MONUMENT SERVICE ★ E A 9 Y C H E D IT * Frss Hsadslass WXti Funsral Sarvlcs LOW COST SHIPPING 30N om5oAVE 841-2351 . �■ew»asi8S6te W iS p ? •A • Sanford Mmaid, Sanford, Fiorfha • Thursday, January 13. 1994 Clinton visit could bolster Yeltsin in tough times ■y TU IB IIC I HUNT AP While House Correspondent MOSCOW - At h tense moment In Russia's history. President Clinton embarked on nn urgent mission today to steel Boris Yeltsin against rising opposition to his economle and democratic reforms. Clinton said the embattled Yellnln •'deserves our support.** Opening three days of talks, the two leaders strode from opposite ends of the vast Hall of St. George In the Krem lin, meeting In the center of the gleaming while and gold room for a warm handshake. Yeltsin said they would build on "the personal rapport and friendship" that developed tn their first summit last March In Vancouver. British Columbia. Calling Clinton an honored guest. Yeltsin said. "Welcome lo Russia, welcome to Moscow." In Ills opening remurks. Clinton said, *'l believe that together, we can work to lead a new security for Europe based on democratic values, free economies, the respect of nations for one another.” U le r . In an exchange with reporters. Clinton endorsed Yeltsin's efforts and said he "deserves our support.'* After a full m orning of discussions, they were ending the day at a private dinner at Yeltsin's country home outside Moscow. Clinton's message was that despite the rise of Russian ullmnntlonnllsts. comm unists and other foes of reform. Yeltsin must not relux the pace of palnhd change. D uring u break In the talks. Yeltsin gave Clinton u brief sightseeing tour of the Krem lin's Cathedral Square, whlrh Is girded by three old cathedrals. Th e two men wore coals nnd scarves tint were hatless In the frigid weather. Moscow was the centerpiece of C lin to n 's eight-day European trip that began with a N A T O sum m it and u meeting In Prugue with Eastern European Irnders eager for closer lies with the Western military alliance us a safeguard against any aggressors Mindful of the expansionist policy of the former Soviet Union. Clinton said Wednesday. " T h e future must lie different from the past, and the way greatness Is defined must be different.** Aides said the president would help Yeltsin find ways to cushion the shock for average Russians of chronic Inllatlon. falling production and other hardships. " M y urgent task will lie to try lo continue to press the path of democracy und reform and Am erica's support for It In Russia." Clinton said. Enmeshed In the biggest foreign policy test of his presidency, Clinton refused to comment on his own political difficulties nt home Yet. under Intense pressure, he reluctant!) asked for a special counsel to Investigate his 1980s real Barter bucks Bartering: Old idea gains new currency ■ y M A 8 0 ARK T I T A F F O R D underpaid and those on the fringes of society. Associated Press Writer T h e recently established setup In Kansas C ity Is being coordinated by the Greuter Kansas City Greens, a social and political activist group. So far. about OO people are Involved, offering 75 services ranging from appliance repair to yoga. KANSAS C IT Y . Mo. - Laura Com bs left a health food store with bag* full of groceries, but she paid only (7 .5 0 In cash Combs, a massage therapist and notary public, paid the balance with a new currency being used In the Kansas City area called Barter Bucks They're based on an age-old Idea that's g a in in g n e w p o p u la r it y n a t io n w id e : exchanging goods and services. "History does tend to repeat Itself.** Combs said. "You don't have to make a certain amount of money to be Involved. Everyone can do this." Each Barter Buck — a printed bill about the size of a dollar — equals one hour of labor. Businesses and Individuals who sign up to take part In the program can directly exchange goods and services or trade Barter Bucks. Combs, for example, recently got a coll from Sean Santoro, a lawyer who wanted therapeutic massage. Since Combs didn't need legal services. Santoro paid her with Barter Bucks, which she can use to pay someone else on the list for a needed service or make purchases at the health food store. Participants say such barter systems can help the unemployed, the underemployed, the T h e program Is based on one started In Ithaca. N.Y.. two years ago. That system, called H O U R S, hus grown to Include more than 800 people, has Issued more than 43.000 H O U R S notes and even has a trank Involved. S im ila r program s have started or are starting In Topeka. Kan.: Portland. Ore.; Minneapolis: Boulder. Colo.: and Santa Fe. N.M. T h e founder of the Ithaca program. Paul Glover, said he hus sent out Information about slurllng alternative currencies to ISO co m ­ munities In 4 1 states In addition to helping people with skills to offer but no Job. barter programs are also meant to connect people lo each other nnd to re-establish the value of each person's work. " I like the Idea that no one's work Is In h e re n tly w o rth m o re ." Santoro suld. "Someone who can charge five or 10 times more for their work Is not necessarily five or 10 times more valuable as u h u m a n being." estate Investment with n controversial Arkansas businessman. A light snow and 8-degrce temperatures greeted the president us he arrived In Moscow at I n.m. on a flight from Kiev. Ukraine. Despite the tale hour, he worked out In his hotel gym before going to sleep. Clinton had detoured to Kiev for a two-hour ulrport stop lo help President Leonid Kravchuk sell to a reluctant Ukrainian parliament un agreement to sc rap the country's arsenal of 1.800 nuclear warheads Clinton assured Kravchuk that the deal “ opens the door to new forms of economic, political and security cooperr.llon." Kravchuk said Ukraine "will not stand In the w ay" of denuclearization. Lawmaker Lea Tanyuk said, however, that "K ravchuk’s desire to relinquish all nuclear weu|Mins Is In op|M»lilnn to parliament's posi­ tion." "A s president he can take such n step, but then It's up to parliament to decide whether lo ratify It." he said. Kravchuk. Clinton and Yeltsin will meet Friday In Moscow to sign the agreement designed to eliminate the world's thlrd-largesl nuclear arsemil Clinton said he had Invited Kravchuk to visit Washington In March. The Cllnton-Yeltsln summit Is the third meet­ ing between the two leaders and It comes after a tumultuous year In Russia In w hlrh Yeltsin used tanks to overcome opponents who defied his order to disband parliament. Th a t was followed by the rise of ultranationallsts and communists In December's parliamentary elections. Saddled w ith a big budget deficit. Clinton Isn't In a position to offer Yeltsin a lot of money to deal with Russia's hardships. Aides said the president will seek about ( I billion In new aid for Russlu tills year, compared with (2 .5 billion last year. Russia's political upheaval has alarmed the West and raised fears tn Eastern Europe about attempts lo rebuild the once-vast Soviet empire. C lin to n ca utioned against that possibility Wednesday. Reaching out to other Influential Russians. Clinton was to host a reception for artists, writers, cultural leaders and politicians — but not ultranatlonallst Vladimir Zhirinovsky, whose extreme views huve been compared with those of Hitler and Mussolini. Flans were scrapped for a courtesy ra il on the patriarch of Russia. Alexy II, head of the Orthodox Church In Russia. He was said to be 111. Wednesday In the Czech capital of Prague, Clinton won reluctant approval from the leaders of Poland. Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia for his Partnership for Peace program. Th e y had wanted full membership In N A TO but accepted the offer of a closer political and military cooperation as a first step. Econom ist see possibility of sym bolic rise in interest rates they believe a weak Job market will continue to deflate wage pressures. "W e expect the underlying rale of Inflation to hold relatively stable through the first nine months of 1994.” said Michael N'lemlra. economist at Mitsubishi Bank In New York. Other analysts noted the steep plunge In oil prices that occurred ut the end of the year because of excess supplies. Th e y said a global economy that Is struggl­ ing to emerge from recession means there Is plenty of slack demand and no sign of potenllul Inflationary problems. " D e f la t io n a r y p re s s u re worldwide Is cleurly restraining price Increases In the United States." said Gordon Richards, chief economist at the National Association of Manufacturers. But their benign forecasts on In f la tio n d o n 't m ean th a t economists believe the Federal Reserve w ill rem uln on the sidelines for all of 1994 as they did In 1993. In fact, some analysts are looking for a small upward push ■y MARTIN C R U Td M Q M AP Economics Writer W A S H IN G T O N Even though Inflation pressures are nowhere to be seen, economists believe the Federal Rrserve will move soon, possibly as eurly us next month, to nudge interest rules higher. But these unalysts (relieve the move will be mainly symbolic, not u harbinger of rapid-fire Increuses In Interest rales. The government was sched­ uled to close out the books today nn Inflation for 1993 with release of the December report on con­ sumer prices. In advance of the report, analys's were looking for a modest 0.2 percent advance In prices In December and an overall gain of Just 2.7 percent for the year. That would mark the third straight year that consum er prices huve posted modest In­ creases. the best string of Infla­ tion reports since the mid-1960s. Many economists are looking for 1994 to show only modest price Increases as well because In the central bank's target for the federal funds rate, the Inter­ est that banks charge each other, sometime In the first three months of this year. The funds rate has been at a 30-year low of 3 percent since September 1992. Donald Ratajczak. director of economic forecasting at Georgia State University, said the Fed could push the funds rate up by 0.25 percentage point as early as next month. Bruce Steinberg, economist at Merrill Lynch In New York, said he too was looking for a small Fed move In the first quarter of this year, probably In response to strong economic growth In the final three months of 1993,. Steinberg said the overall economy, as measured by the gross domestic product, may have grown as fast as 6 percent from O ctober to December. While analysts believe growth will slow considerably to Just half that pace In the currant January-March quarter, he said the Fed will still be prodded to nudge rates up to prove to markets that It Is on guard. D O N ’T M ISS T H IS 1st TIM E E V E R F A C T O R Y D IR E C T F U R N IT U R E S A L E ! SANFORD FLORIDA SANFORD FLORIDA 6 D AYS O N LY F R ID A Y T H R U W E D N E S D A Y •8 AM - 7 RM D ire c t F r o m T h e F u rn itu re C a p ita l O f T h e W o rld “ N O R T H C A R O L I N A ” D o n 't P a y Retail! 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Tilt* Magic got 25 (xilnts Iron) Anferuee Hardaway and 22 from Shuqulllr O'Neal. ■y TONY DsBORMIER Herald Sporls Editor SA N FO R D — If II hadn't been for freshman Simula Mingo. Ihe Seminole Com m unity College Raiders would have been In n world of trouble Wednesday night In Ih rlr Mid-Florida Conference opener ngalnsl Ihe Santa F r C om m unity College Lady Saints Connecting on her first seven shots from the floor. Mingo went on lo score a game-high 25 points and pull down a game-high IH rebounds as Ihe Raiders (11-8. 1-0 In Ihe M -FC) struggled to heal Ihe Lady Salnls67-56 Leading by u point. 54-53. with less than live minutes lo play. SCC finished with a 13-3 run to finally put away a leant over which Ih r Raiders had obvious advantages In size and n urn Iters "W e're always satisfied with a win Even when they're messy like that, we'll lake II." said SCC assistant roach Ken Patrick, who's m anning Ihe helm of Ih r Raiders as Coach lleana Gallagher works her way back min Ihe routine alter giving birth six weeks ago. While Patrick was satisfied lo get away with u win. he acknowledged that similar performances won't net the Raiders m any more ulcto*1es. In AROUND THE STATE Jackso n ville p o s ts Sunbelt win J A C K S O N V IL L E — Harry Brown and A rtrm us M cC lary led llie Jacksonville Dolphins to a 75-72 victory over Hie Arkansas Stale Indians on Wednesday In a Sunbelt Conference game. Jeff Clifton led Arkansas State |5 6. 0-3 In the Sunbelt) with 23 points. B ro w n . Hie Sunbelt Conference's secondleading scorer, pared the Dolphins (8-5. 3 21 w ith 26 points, while M cClary added 17. T a m p a clips Florida Southern T A M P A — DcCurlo Devraux scored 33 |x>lnt* to lead Tampa to an 82-71 Sunshine Stair C on fe re nce w in W ednesday over Flo rid a Southern. Dcvcaux set a school record for tree throws w ith 15 for the Spartans (IO -3. l-O lrithe S S C . T im Gantz scored a career-high 18 for Ihr Moccasins (13-1. 1-1). while Chet Galloway and Bill Dm st each scored 11. □ See Raiders. Page 2B Hot old Ftwto b, H o t Horn* C a rlto n In, C e p e d a falls short N E W Y O R K — Steve Carlton Is off to C'ixi|>enttowit and Orlando Crprda is otf Bu­ bal lot. Carlton. Ihe only pitcher to win (our C y Young Aw ards, was easily clcctrd lo the Ball of Fame In Ills first year of eligibility, rrrrtvlng 436 of 455 votes Wednesday. Ccficdu. however, fell Just seven voles short In his I5 lh and (Inal chance Three years from now . he can he considered by Ihe Veterans Committee. It tukes 75 percent lo be circled — 3-12 voles this year r— In balloting, by the Uusrhull Writers Aiuux latino o! America. While Carlton got 95.8 percent. Ih r flfih-hlghest In history. Ce|iedu goi 335 votes and was stuck at 73.6 jiercrnt. W ebber, W arriors top Heat O A K L A N D . Calif. - C hris Webber shook nlf a sore back to score 27 points, und Chris Mullln had lO In Hie third quurter as Golden Stale oulscored Miami 32-18 In the period to defeat the Heat 100-92 Wednesday night. T h e Warriors, winning for the fourth llm r In five gumes. arr 13-1 overall and 7-0 ut home ugalnst the Heat. Mluml has dropped two straight games uftcr a season-high four-game w in n in g streak. Reserve center Mult Geiger led Miami with 22 paints und 14 relxiunds. L ig h tn in g cool off Red W in g s D E T R O IT — John Tu ck e r had a goal and an assist as the Tam pa Bay Lightning beat the hoi Detroit Red Wings 4-2 Wednesday night. T h e loss was Just the Red Wings' second In 15 games, and ended their nine-game unbeaten streak at home. Detroit's last loss at Joe lout* Arena came on Nov. 9 to Edmonton. Chris Joseph played for Ihe Oilers In that game, and scored a goal for Tam pa Bay on Wednesday. P ittsb u rgh c ru ise s by M iam i P IT T S B U R G H - Je rry McCullough scored 20 points und Ahmad Sharcef had 18 as Pitt rode a 19-0 first-half run to an easy 83-55 Big East win over Miami on Wednesday. T h e Panthers (8-3 and 3-1) have won 44 of their lust 50 games at Fitzgerald Field House. T h e Hurricanes (7-5 and 0-3) have lost'four of their last five gumes. Michael Gardner led the Hurricanes with nine points. Center Constantin Pupa, coming off a career-I k -s ! 18-potnt guine against Providence, scored Just eight# WHAT’S HAPPSNINO G irls’ Basketball □ Laks Howtll si Ntw Smyrna Baach. Junior rarsity at 5:15 p.m., varsity at 7 p m. Freshm an B o y s ' Basketball □ Lyman at Laka Mary, 6 p.m. BEST ON T V C O LLE G E B A SK E TB A LL □ 7 :3 0 p.m. - ESPN. Wake Forest at Duke. (L) Shonta Mingo (No. 32. led) and Irina Holtsonan (No. 33. back right) kept Iho SCC Raiders from self-destructing Wednesday night, Mingo col­ lecting 25 points and 18 rebounds while Holtsonen had 12 points and 10 rebounds lo lead Ihe Raiders past Santa Fa Community College. Spurrier passes on N FL jobs Braxton helps Stars rip Raiders Prom Stoll Roportr JA C K S O N V IL L E — Oviedo lltn.lt School graduate Chris Braxton wus one ol live p ln y rn to wore In double figures Wednesday us homesUtndfng Florida C om niunliy Lollegc-Jucksonvllle ripped Seminole Com m unity College |()9-80 In a Mid-Florida Confer­ ence ,n rn '» basketball contest. Braxton finished with 11 |xilntx for the Stars. SCC (9-10 overall. 1-2 In the M -FC ) trailed by Just three points. 47-44. ui balftlntc. Hut In the second half, the Slurs 111-7. 2-1 M FC) oulscored the Haiders by 20 points. 62-42. Evon Ham m ond |>aced S C C with 21 points. Michael Sheppard, who hud 31 |xilnls In Ih r Haiders' •vln over Santa Fe Com m unity College lust Saturday, contributed 20 SVedncsday night. Antonio Sutton, a resident of Jacksonville, had 16 |miIii I s and 14 rebounds for SC C . The Raider* will return home to play Daytona liracli Com m unity College In another Mid-Florida, Conference contest this Saturday. Jan. 15. at 7:30 p in . AoooolotoB P ro n G A IN E S V IL L E - Taking himself out of contention for any N FL Job. Florida coach Sieve Spurrier said Wednesday he "w ill definitely lx* coaching the Gators In 1994 und hopefully for m any years to come." Th e school released a statement In response to reports linking him with N FL coaching Jobs, but Spur­ rier said that w on't Ituppcn. He raid bis priorities are recruiting and preparing a new learn fur next season. " I never considered the possltilllty of leaving. The re were u lot of rumors about learns possibly talk­ ing lo me. but It's Just rum ors." Spurrier said. Because Spurrier was successful lust season, b is co n tract was autom atically extended through 1999. U n iv e r s it y o fflrla ls r e ­ negotiated the deal to run through the year 2000 and though Spurrier has not signed yet. he Is expected lo noon. Flo rid a a th le tic d irector Jerem y Foley told Th e Gainesville Sun. "It's Just a lim ing thing." he said. “ He's been on the road recruiting and I've been In San Antonio (at the N C A A convention). It Is no factor.” The fifth-ranked Gators beat u n ­ defeated West Virginia 41-7 In the Sugar Bowl. ICC R A ID ! 1,42. ,FC C LAOV SAINTS 14 Unto Fo CC (141 Wllllomt 4 II > 2 II. Jorno* 1 I 14 I. P*<*gt« 14 2 4 1. M*rn*#d n i l 4 12 G#Ovo» >4 2 24. Fronk >4014 W*'k»* 2 10 11 1 To**H 2144 12 2114 t*mm*4* CC (42) HoddonO) 1-4 I. JuddOAOOO Sy 0*m#, 0 1004 Cob** 1 1,441. 11 14 14 IS. 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Rcckers then blasted D cc ' b Nuts 22-2 In a game stopped by the 20-run mercy rule In the bottom of the second Inning. Ncth and Son Roofing and Rcekers opens the season at 1-0 while Uncle Nick's und Dec's Nuts break from the gate O-1. Trailing 4-0. Ncth und Son Roofing came up with runs In the second and fifth Innings lo cut the deficit In half. After Uncle Nick's got a run back In the lop of the sixth. Ncth and Son Roofing scored twice In the home hulf of the Inning to make Ihe score 5-4. In the bottom of Ihe seventh. T im Winkle singled and came around lo score the tying run on an outfield error and send the game Into extra Innings. Ricky Wells ted olf the lop of the eighth tor Uncle Nick's by draw ing a walk. An out lalcr. he moved up to second base on a ground out. After George Porzlg walked. Randy Smathers singled home Wells with the go-ahead run. UiKlo NKk't Noth and ion Rooting Don't Nott Rochoot >24 041 41 - 4 12 III 412 II - F II 4 1- 14 (11)2 - 12 14 Once again. Ncth and Son Roofing came hack. W ith one out. Steve Woodley singled. After a fly out. Boh Palagaino slushed a two-run In* slde-the-park home run lo give Ncth and Son Roofing Ihe victory. Palagulno also had u double, single, another run scored, and a third RBI to lead the Neth and Son Roofing attack. J im N ulty und Winkle each had two singles, a run scored, and an RBI. Ron W lrth also singled twice und scored a run. Craig Appel and Heath Short both hit two singles. David Goldstlck and Sieve Woodley each had a single and n run scored. Don Machrr also singled. For Uncle Nick's. Dan Spivey had a triple, two singles, two runs, and an RBI. Smathers finished with two singles and two RBI. Todd Pagrl added two singles and u run scored. Ricky Wells. Jo h n Haddock, and James Garner each singled und scored a run. Boh Garner and Dan Stcums both singled. Porzlg had an RBI. A n Insldc-lhc-park home run also figured prom inently In the nightcap. With Rcckers already lending 2-0 und the liases loaded with no outs In the bottom ol the llrst Inning. Joel Lipscomb launched a grand slum that didn't leave the yard. Before the first Inning was over. Rcckers sent 20 men to the plate while building a 15-0 lead. Dee's N uls struck for u pair of runs In Ihe lop of the second, but Rcckers came right back w ith a seven-run outburst In Ihe botttom of the second lo end the game by Ihe 20-run rule. Led by T o m Graccy. five of the first six hitters In the Rcckers scored three runs apiece. Gruccy hud a triple, two singles, and five RBI to go with ills three runs scored. To m Boyd chipped In with u double, single, three RBI. and three runs. J im Schaefer tripled, singled, had two RBI. and scored three runs. George Murray had a double, single, one RBI. und three runs. Chuck Baum ann added a double, two walks, and three runs. Lipscomb finished with his home run and four RBI. Rocky Elllngsworth contributed two singles, two runs, and two RBI. Jeff Sladck doubled, singled, scored a run. and drove In two more. To m M ulcahy singled twice and scored a run. Chris Daporc tripled and scored twice. Je rry Herman drove Ina run with u double. Gene Astorlta hit a triple and acored the first run for Dec's Nuls. Lance McCabe had a single and an ROI. T o n y Bclllsslmo and David McAfTle each hit a tingle. Clayton Myera scored the team's other run. F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E OF S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �I B - Sanford Hgrgid, Sanford. Florida - Thursday. January 13, 1M 4 S TA TS & STANDINGS [ ] Sieve Carlton Carter ttallttlct ot Here Canton who not ■ V*«3m u U i w|M Flrtl rice — l/H. B: M74 ) Ta*k Honeycomb I I K F N 4*0 4 Andy The Doorman *00 100 I Modaltsl 100 O (1-4) M M P (M l N M T 1J4 t? 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IIFF Johnny Bench, c. IMI Lou Brock, at. IM I Rod Car err. lb lb IMI Hoy* Carlton. |. IM4 hot Feller, p IMI BobG bton p, IMI Reggio Jackton. at. IM) AI Kalino. ot. IM0 Sandy Koulae. p. ItFI M c»ey Mantle, ol lb. 11)4 A . Die M art ol. IIFT Will* Met over lb. IM* Joe Morgan Ft) IM0 SlanMvtlal ot tb. IM4 Jim Palmar, p. IMO Brook! Hotomton. » . IM) Frank Robinton. ot dK IMI Jackie Rebinton. it. IN ) Tom Seavor. p. IM I Warron Spahn. p. If )l Will* Slanged, of lb. IMI Ted William*, or. DM Carl Vatlrtomtki.ol lb IM* t!*cfsi to “ a Sctebell Holi ol Famo on Wednetday Regvlar Staton Tea/. Team IP WL SO BB IR A '41. *.1L is m II 1 to StL SI )) 1) 11 tl. i l l in us 1*4 t l ■ tt. UL m is ii 141 t l 'tt. StL 1)4 1F-I1 l i t n 1S4 11 M It) tot •70. SIL •n .siL m m * 111 tg 71. Phi 244 1 17 10 lit «7 n Pm to) 1 1) M n i 111 7 *. Phi t o ll H I ) IM tst 7S. Phi SS) 1)14 HI 10* 74. Phi It) n n il k i 'll. Phi !U » to Ift tt 14F II 1) III 41 It. Phi 7*. Phi 1)1 H II It) to 10 Phi M4 144 104 to II. 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I N p m Char lot* al Sacramento It Np m Friday'! Oamet Denver ol NewJertoy. F X p n Indiana at Philadelphia. I Np m Daliai al Atlanta. F N p m LA Clipper* *•Bo*ton I p m Orlandoal Mhmeiota. t p m. Utahat Chicago. I Mpm Chariot* al LA LokorA lIMpffl Seattleat Co<d*nHalt. It Npm MMmlt1Pkf11»oB.ltiNp.m. CAVALIERS IIA MAOIC IM CLEVELAND (III) Wiiuam* 414 41 II. Wilkin* D ll I t A Daugherty t II t It IS. Phil* 14 11 F. Price 4 II 41 N. Mill* I 1 00 2. Nance I I 00 I. Brandon 1110 A Ball* 1)00) Total* 4)t) K IF III ORLANDO (IM) Anderton 1U t t II. Turner OF I I D. 0 1**1 4 11 It 14 K. Herddwty t IF 11 IA Skl*t 11 44 A Royal I t 4 4 A ScoH 4 11 St It. Romm II M 1. Ben* 1F 1 4 1 ToUH r « F It JMto Clev*lane n n ii u - in (Head* K M II IF - IM IPoml go*'* - Cleveland MD (Wtlklnt tt. Price 44 Mill* t l). Orlando (Ol) (Hardaway 41, ScoH IF. Anderton 1A Turner I I, Sklle* Al. Bow* t II Fouled out — None Rebound* — Cleveland II 1Daugherty *1, Orlando 1) (O Naal »> Aunt* — Cleveland Ft (William* tl. Orlando K (Ski** FI. T*»al leu* — Cleveland IA Or lands II Technical — Orlando Illegal d*l*n«* A - 11.1*1 WARRIORS IN.HIAT*} MIAMI 1*11 Long a111 IA Rice S IS I 1 IK. Saliev 1* I 1 A Miner 11t t A Smith 1 1*00 It. At*Yw 11 010. Shew 1 1000*. Seikely I t l i t . G* gee IAII11K. Co**)* t o t Total* M H U ’I tl GOLDIN STATE (IMI Mullm t It t t II. Owen* )* )a t Webber l l i n i l ) . Johnton S 10 44 14. Sprewell * I) 5 F 11. Moutlor 14 00 4. Calling 111*) Grayer 0 1 t t A Jenning* 0 I to 0 Tola* 41 1*111) 100 14 IS II 1) - *1 n n n it — in 1 Point goal* - Miami 4 D (Colo* 1 A Rico 11. Shaw t l Smith 04). Golden Slate 0 4 (Sprewell t l. Mullln 01. Jenning* 0 1) Fouled ou« - Non* Rebound* — Miami »* (Geiger 1*1. Golden Slat* 4* IMuilm HI Attlilt - Miami I* ISmith t). Golden Stale N (Jchnien *) Total tout* — Miami is. Goldtn Sta* N A - IS.01S COLLMQB BAftKITBALi | Wedeetday* Mao'* Were* CAST Adelphi Tl. Moliov )4 Aide'ton Broeddut F). W Virginia SI FI Bale**A Co<by Sawyer N Bridgeport IS. Mat* Lowell S4 C W Pott t). Queen*Cell M California Pa «A Slippery Rock t4 Cher**tan. W Ve U. Davit A EIkin* 4* Dowling*1. Paces* EdmboroN. Clarion F0 Etiiebelh City SI 04 Hampton U N Elmira *1. Keuka 11 FairheldIF. HarvardK Fairmont SI. II. Glenvlll* SI 4S Fordham 11. Bv<knell FA OT Franklin t MerthaJI N . Lincoln. Pa I* Fredoma SI FI. Perm SI Behrtnd Ft Geneva*1. SI Vincent FI Geergo Wathtngfon 17. Duguetne FI Georgetown «A St Jehn’t** G'ev* City FJ. Frotlburg SI M Holy Crott *S. Army IF Indiana Pa « . Shippemburg FI Lalayello al Coiga'e ppd . know Lehgh U Navy 4* LoyvU. Md 4t. Mr) Baltimore County )F Merrimack FS. Qryant F) Miner*.iiieM Holy Family*! New Haven M Keen# SI M Pill BradlordN. Houghton*) Pitlihurgh*). Miami IS Oummpiac al Atcumplwn. ppd . weather Rowen FA Trenton SI FI Brown 1SI Fouled out - McClary Rebound* - Arlentet SI » ICIIIfon II). Jatkton.l!* IF IBrown F| Atiltl* - Arkentet SI I* IAge* SI. Jacktonvlll* I) (Llvingtfon FI Total tou* — Attentat Si I*. Jacktenvii* N A-IF1J NFL INJURIES SacredMeerlF). FranklmFierctFI Salem Tokyo t l W Ve Wetlyn FO Solon Hall •l. Dot ion College S) Shepherd FO W Vi-gmia TechtSOT SI Anielm FA Amor Icori Inti ** St Joteph » FI. Le Salle FI SI Mary *. Md 101. Cmerton** SI Mtchaol tto. SpringtieldM S' Pe<er tM.Conl*lu*M Union. N V. 11. Mlddiebury 74 Wetibrook ID . Johnton SI M Wetlminyler. Pa FA Point Park IF York. N V Ft. Prall FI SOUTH Ala Birmingham N . Sacramento St *t Alabaman Vanderbilt*/ Appalachian SI FAVMIF0 Barry It. Ctkard IF Campbell n. South Carolina FI. OT Carton Newman I). Gardner w*» 1 FI Catawba H. Protbytorian FI Chrillopher Newport ICF. N C Wetleyenai Clark Atlanta Ft. M-wt )k Clayton St N Brewton Porker U Columbia U n «n 10*. SalHbury Si IN Della SI M .M ltt Valley SI Ft E Merwomte **, Sheeiandoeh M Ferrum III. Averell l l Ga Southne**rn *t. LaGrang* FI GaorgialF. Term**tee *) Georgia Tech to. F4or1hC*rolin4*4 Hampden Sydney FS. V* We**y*n 44 High Point IS. Barton FI Jicktamrtl* F). Arkantai St FI Jam** Mad tor- to William A Mary FS Ktnnetew *1. Ertklno FI Kentucky «A Mmittippi *4 Lee* McRae tl. Balmont Abbey 4) Lite *4 North Georgia** LynnM.Oomlnlcan. N V Ft Mart Hill *1. E lent) Marymeunl.Va 04. Catholic U II V'ddle Term Ft. Autlln Pea. 4* Mittlttlppi SI *1. Auburn to OT Morrlt Brown 11. Fori V*i*y SI it Mowil Olive F*. SI Andrew 17) N Kentuckytl.OkklendCilyU N C Greentboro t l Ceottal Ceroitna FF North Fleride tl. Ftoeidi Tech F* Pembroke SI k*. Frencl* Marion SF Pit Her 101. Clinch Vel*y 14 Radford *1. Wmthropt* Randolph Macon al Guilford *4 OT Tompa 11. Florida Southern FI Virginia*) CfomtonSF Weihmglen A Lee It. Lynchburg 41 Wmgafo F4. Lenoir Rhyne at Wolford II. Newberry 4) MIDWEST Atbten tl. Kaiemaroo *» Anderton. Ind FI. Manchetfor** Augtburg HI. Bethol Minn *1 Baldwin Wallace at. Mourn! Union SI BemidiiSl IF. SW Mmnetota *1 Bowling Green FA Boll St ** Brad*. FA Indiana SI 41 Cent S I. Ohio *1 F md'ay *4 Concord* Neb M. Doan# tl Defiance tl. Bluttfon M Den ton *0 Eerlhema) E M-chigan *7 Kent SS EdgewoodK. W.t Lutheran U Emporia SI 14. Canl Vittouri 77 Eureka III. Auroraa0 Hanover I ) WebathN Htiimgt M. Den* tk Hiram Cel Tt M/tkingum** lllmoit II Northwettern ) ) IllmoitSI 7). SWMittou*' St SF Indiana Seulheett IF. Ind Pur Indpit N Iowa SI IM. Morningtido a* John Carroll «A Heidelberg tl Kama* SI FI, Wichita Si S) Kantat Wetlynt). Sterling*) Kenyan I I . Cate Wet for n *1 Macafotfor tA Concord* Meer tl Motion.Wit M Lakeland ) l Marguett* FI. DePaul SI Miami . Oh* FA Cent Michigan to Midland Lutheran I I . Bei*vue U M.nn Duiufo HA Moorhead St *7 Mum Marti* 17. Northern St .SO F) Mmnetol* *0. W. tcontin U Mo WetforntAMo Southern F* NW Mittourl St M. 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T d o t lk Tetot Chritlian IF. How*Ion Ft Ttia t Luther on ft Houtlon Baptitl 7* FAR W EST Cal Lutheran IM. Occidental It Colorado** Mo Kantat City 7* S Oregon 10). Oregon Tech N Whittier tl. Mil* ea TOURNAMENTS ChJte Schelat th * Tewrnament Flrtl Round St John Fither 7). Roc hotter 4) FlTTSBUROH I). MIAMI )S MIAMI (Ml Lawrence ) S 11 ). Johnton 4*001 Pop* 1 1*11*. Gardner 1)00*. Edwardt I 4101. Frame l )MS. Rich ) » l IF. McCormick) ) At S. Picker 0100 0. High 0S 00 A Frater 14 11 ( llmpl 01 00 A Pearton I ) 00 1. Oa.it 0 10*0 Total! ))*F*IS) PITT (I)) Cau*y )«•**. Anl.gua t 1000 I). Mob*. IF 01 4. McCulk-igh * F ) ) N Share*! I IS I ) tA Thomat ) » 0 0 F. AlvIdg* I ) 44 A Jonet 00 00 0 Peterton 0 1000. Ma * I 400 1. Aggefog 00 00 0. Kcrml; 0)000 Gant I * Sa 7. Morgan 000 00 Totil* ] I U I ) III) Halftime - Pitt **. Mian I K ) point goal* — Miami SI* IGardner )* Edwa'dt 0). Frailer 11. McCormick I 1 Pe'ktr 0 1. High •41. Pitt I II I Antigua I l McCutlough ) ) Shareel I ) Thomat I ) Airulge 01. Mai* 9 1. Koonti 0 1) Fouled out - Hen* Rebound* - Miami 41 iJohntu. *), Pitt Ft 1Mob*. TO) Attltlt — Miami II (Edward* Frailer )). Pitt N (McCullough tl Total fou't — Miami I*. Pitt tl A - t.NS JACKSONVILLE F). ARKANSAS ST. FI ARKANSAS ST It tt Coo* ) S0)S. Saundar* I )00F. Clillon *n 1•1). Age* ) S11A Maior 1« S« It. Gctmet 14 l i t Bat* 1)001. Young SF 00 I*. Turfoit l l l l l . Co* 0 S 00 0 Total* IS St UKFT JACKSONVILLE I* SI McClary I* II II. Brown I I I I H 14. Shafer 11 0C A Llvmgtlon 00 44 4. Burrell 4 F 00 II. Jkhnton 1)00 1. Stone 1S 40 It Kriegee 00 111. Martin 00 000 Tola* M 41 I I 11H Halltime — Jacktonvtlto k). Arkamat St. 15 1Point goal* - Arkantat SI. 0 K (Yeung « A Motor 1A Cook I 4. Grime* I I. Bat* 0 ). Chiton Oil. Jacktonvil* SF IBurrell 1* NEW YORK - Th* National. Football League injury report lor Ihit week'* gome*, at provided by the *oguo Solar day LOS ANOELCS RAIDERS A T R U FM LO -Raider* DT W ILLIE BROUGHTON Hart* tor Chetier McGtockton (leg) who I* out RB Greg Rabmton (kneel It doubtful WR Ragh.b Itmail (neck) It quottioneb* S Edd* Anderton I*00*I. S Patrick Ba*t (quadricep). T Greg Skrepenak (loot). RB Sieve Smith lank*). CB Jem** Trapp I abdomen | art prebeb* Bill* Report no new tn|urwt NEW YORK OIANTS A T SAN FRAN CISCO — Oientt OE Michael Strehen (a rtwt it Out NT Stacey Dillard Igrom) I* probeb* Meet OE Martin Harrtton lgro.nl WR Odette Tuener Ihemtiring) are Quel ticnab* DE Larry Robert* igro.nl. TE Jam* William* (legl. DE Trey Wilton IthOuide* I are probable GREEN BAY AT OALLAS - Packed: TE Jack* Harm (knee) it out NT Jahn JurtovIC lant*). G Harry Galbreath (kneel are qwettionab* Cewke.t DT Ruttell Maryland lank*) it doubttwl DE Char** Ha*y Ibackl RB Emmitt Smith (thouidecl are probable KANSAS CITY AT HOUSTON - Chieti RB Kimb* Andert Ithouhtor) It guetticn able TF Keith Cath Ithighl. DE Neil Smith lant*), RB Jahn Stephen* (thighl. LB Derrick Thomat lant*). CB Jay Taylor Ifinger I ore probob* Oder* RB Lorenio White Ihamtlringl It doubtful G Doug Oewton ibackl. TE JOHN Henry Mil* Imoulder l S Bubbe McOewetl (kneel. G Mike Munchok Ikneel are quettionab* QB Cody Carlton Igrotnl. QB Warren Moon It it) ereprobab* All Timet E ST EASTERN CONF CRENCE Atlantic Dt.itkow W L T Pt* OF OA V 12 J SF 14C 111 NV 24 14 4 M !4f nr N#* Jff»y 21 If ) Aft Ift2 12f if If 4 42 l|F I2f AlV'»'S*08 IA IF F 2f 111 lift Mtnfti IA 20 4 3ft 142 14) NY 1ft 21 ft 2F 11F 11F Tiw h B<r Northern Ovitien 11 11 4 S1 1)1 14* 11 II 1 tt l)F IH M 14 1 44 IM 11) Boston K H 4 44 14) 1)1 BuMaIo if n * Ft 14* 1)7 IF >1 S >7 11) U) 4 14 4 M 11) Hi 0**A«A WESTERN CONFERENCE Centre! Oivnwn W L T Pit OF OA 11 14 F JF IM m Toronto 1) IS F ft) IM •)* Dai lot >1 14 4 » 11) 142 Detroit >1 14 ft 4t lift ISB SI Lou* K H 4 44 W* >2* Chicago IF >4 ft If Ml 110 Wmnpeg Faiilic Divinen FI 14 F ftl 144 M) Calgary 11 11 ft 42 M) 141 Vancouver IF SI 4 M 140 IAF Lot Ange*t IF M 2 3ft 122 140 Anaheim tl 11 Ift 3ft 111 Ml San Jote Edmonton 1) 1) A S2 13ft IM Wedaetday't Game* Montreal L NewJ*. toy 2 Tamp* Ray A Detroit I Wirmpeg I BuHafol Vancou.er I Ouebec 1 Lo*Angelett Harttord* San Jet* S. Anaheim 1 Thvrtday t Oamet FtorIda el Pifttketgh.Mlp m Batten at Philadefoh*. 1 )) p m Delia* at Toronto. 7 IS p m Tampa Bay at Chicago, i )t p m Edmonton at SI Leu*. I Mpm Friday t Garnet Montreal at NY Itiendert 7 ISpm Philadelphia al N V Ranger* 7 IS p i Deilet at Ottroil. Illp m NewJcrtey at Wathmgfon. • OSp m Ottawaat Vancouver, tl ))p m Harttordat Anaheim. It Up m Jordan will try to make transition from roundball to hardball Associated Proto C H IC A G O - Kellicd baskrtball Miprrhlar Michael Jordan will lie hpenrilnK Ih r nprtnit In Florida If he has Ills way — Inti not on a vacation. Jo rda n says he's serious alMiul playltiK for (he Chicago While Sox. the Chicago Tribune re­ ported today “ I want (o go to spring (raining for one reason anti that's lo make (he learn," the former Hull (old (he newspaper. " T h is Is no fantasy. I plan lo Ik* In Sarasota by mid-February. "If the While Sox were lo (ell me dial (hey didn't think I was goexi enough to make (he leant, und that they don't want me al spring iralnlng. then I would accept (heir wishes and not go." he said Jordan also told the nrwsp.i per he Itelleves (he White Sox will select him for the learn, lie ha s n o t p la y e d o r g a n is e d baseball since he was a lern-uger In W ilm ington. N'.C. Jo rda n laughed at reports lhal he was working out at Contlskey I'arkjust to get Into shape " I'm not out there sweating for three hours every day Just (o find out what It feels like lo sweat." he said. J o r d a n re tire d fro m Ihe Chicago Hulls on Oct. G. Not long allcr. some fans were spcculat- I Ing h r wus Interested In becom­ ing u major-league baseball player — specifically, an outllrld rr lor Ihe Chicago While Sox. " I ' m se rio u s. M y fa th e r thought I could Ik * a majorleague baseball player, and t in sure that right now he can see me trying." Jordan said, "lie's w atching every m ove that I m ake." Jordan's father. Jam es, was murdered Iasi August. W hen he retired (m m basket­ ball. Jordan said be wanted more llnte wlllt his fumlly and less In the limelight Bui he noted Wednesday that baseball teams oflen spend four or live days In one city. " I t ’s no! like Ihe N B A . where you'd fly out nfler every game I'd like lo lake m y wile and children with me on (he road." he suld. "There were certain things I was thinking when I retired that I didn't want lo exprrss lo anyone I know this will put me back In front of people. Hut I hope they'll be looking al me In u different light." F S U ’s Vanover may be looking to N FL already Aaaoolated P ro n TA LLA H A SS EE F lo rid a Slate's Tam artck Vanover, the 1992 Atlantic Coast Conference Rookie of Hie Year, has appar­ ently made up his mind to leavr school ufter two years and head — somewhere — towurd pro­ fessional football. Hut Vanover Isn't uitywhrre to h r fo un d and Florida Stale officials are In Ih r dark and perplexed. "Ta m a rlc k told us that he wants to leave school and we've advised him not lo ." roach Hobby H ow drn said "W e've told hint lhal he's at least a year a w a y p h y s lr a lly and e m o ­ tionally. Inti be wants to leave." Vanover's mother. Kalhrrlne Pondexlrr. said her son was conirm plullng leaving m IxmiI. " I i I s s o m e th in g he L a s thought about." she said. Bowden, who Is attending Ihe natlonnl coaches convention In Anaheim, Calif., spoke with N FL comm issioner Paul Ta g llu h u r and was told Ih r league does not plan to dralt sophomores. Vanover would have lo win a lawsuit against Ih r league lo force them lo ullow him lo com|tetr after Just two years ol college The NFL currently will not draft any player who has not been In college lor three years "If he goes out therr. there's going to be a fight and he's not going to play next fall." said ilowden. T h e C a n a d ia n F o o t b a l l League, however, could be an option. Although Vanover Is enrolled at Flurldu Slate for the spring semester, he has not attended classes rrgularly since the term began last week, the Tullahassee Democrat reported Wednesday. In two seasons, Vanover has caught 87 passes for 1.123 yards and seven touchdowns. Vanover, a local product from l.ron High School, exploded on Ihe college scene a year ago. leading Florida State n receivers with 42 ratrhrB for 581 yards and four touchdowns and hr returned two kickoffs for scores on runs of 9G und 90 yards. Hul the 0-fixtl. 2IO-pourid re­ ceiver reported for hts sopho­ more season overweight und found himself faced with double coverage for much of the early part of Ihe season. LIGHTNING 4. REOWINGSI Tampa Bay 0 I I - * Delrml I l ) - | Flrtl Period - 1 Detroit. L‘dttrom * IKoitov. Ciccartlll). II 1* Dpi PenaItiet Hamortik. tb Ihetdmgl. S U. Clynulk. TB (hooking). 10 *7 Second Period — 2 Tampa Bay. Chamber* 4 (Andartten). 1 04. 1 Tampa Bay. Joteph F (Tucker). * tl tpp). 4 Tempo Bey. Tucker I IBradley. Klime). I* 40 PottoHto* - « cue. Del (Inttrlertncel. 4 1S. Chietton. Del (holding ilkk). It SO Oalton TB (un tporttmanhke conduct). 11 0*. Prlmeou. Del (hlghttickingl.lt K Thtrd Period - 1 Detroit. Sheppard 11 (Colley. Yievmen). 4 00 Ippl. 0 Tampa Bey. Sevard i. H )♦ lent Penaltwt - Reek*. TB ( interferenceI. ) 04. Bred*y. TB IttotFimg), SOI. Hamrlik. TB (high tlicklog|. ton. Kotlov. Del (high lllcklngl. If 14 Shell on goel — Tompa Bay a 14 1—IS Oetroit* 10—IF Power puy Oppartumtiet — Tampa Bay I 0(1. Detroit lot) Goal** — Tampa Bay. Puppe. II 111 (IF thot! II lirvi) Detroit. Cheve’dae. teal 114)1) A - IMU Referee — M*e McGeough Linetmen — Dan MeCourt. Mark Pare T V H U D IO HefkUFtietotor MaM Hkff* Six weeks altor giving birth, Seminole Community College coach lleana Gallaghor was back on the bonch Wednesday for the Raiders' Mid-Florida Conference win over tho Santa Fe Lady Saints. Raiders C o n tin u e d fro m IB COLLCOC BASKETBALL 1 10 pm - ESPN. Wake Foretl at Duke. IL). attoat] Ha m tX p m - SUN. FSUCoach *Show I M p m — SC. Vermont ot Northeotforn. ILI f M pm — ESPN. Colitormo ot Anrona. ILI f Mpm — SC. Stanfordat Arizona SI . (LI II M pm — SUN UCLA at Wathmgfon State. ILI. altoalia m 1) Mam - ESPN. Women Wathmgfon al SouthernCal NBA I p m — CV. Tt* Dennit Scott Show GOLF •pm — TBS. HawauanOpen. ID HOCKEY • JO pm — SUN. Tompa Bay Lightning at Chicago BlackhawkA (L) TABLE TENNIS Sam — SUN. Start Challenge Radio BASKETBALL F IS pm - WGTOAM (SMI. College ot Char*tfon at Central Florida MISCELLANEOUS S pm - WGTOAM IStSI. UCF Coach* Show 0 pm - WGTOAM ISM). Talk Sport* With Pet. Ret* 1 pm — WWN7 AM/FM (7M/'*M). Th* Sport* Nut 10pm -WWNIAMIFMI. Florida SporIt E.change H p m WGTOAM ISM) Sport* Bylmo USA spile of Mingo's 18 rebounds. Santn Fe still mnnaged a 48-45 advantage on Ihe boards. Without Mingo's 11 -for-14 shooting performance. Ihe Kuldrrs were l5 for-5l "Shout.i stepped up und did a great Job." said Patrick. "If she hudn't. we would have been In real trouble. "Th e three-week layoff over the liollduys really hurt us. We were Just getting things together In our second game against Indian River (on Dec. 15. won by Ihe Raiders 73-46). The first lime we had the whole team together since then was last Thursday (Jan. G). W e're Just now getting things back together." After opening the game with a 9-2 churgc. the Raiders saw Santa F r battle Itack to within a point. 17-16. w ith 7:56 left In the first half. S C C dosed out the huff by oulscorlng the Ludy Saints 17-8 to tnkr u 34-24 lead at halftime. T h e p a tte rn c o n tln u c i throughout the second half. SCI going on a short n in befor Santa Fe would rally lo make lb game close. Seminole High School gradu ale Sheri Reddicks, bothered b a headache before the game missed her flrsl five shots of th game hut came back to score 1< points for the Raiders befor leaving Ih r game with u brulset knee. Irlnn Holtsoncn contrib uted 12 points and 10 rebounds. Am ber Maynard led Santa F C o m m u n it y College (w h lc l dropped to 5-12 overall. O -l It the conference) with 17 points Kovenu Williams added 11 fo the Lady Saints. Th e Raiders will return It action this Saturday when the; host the Valencia Com m unlt; College Matadors from Orlandi In another M-FC contest. Th< game, which will be played n part of a daubleheader w ith tin SCC men's team. Is scheduled It lip offal 5:30 p.m. �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday. January 13, 1994 - SB People IN BRIEF GOP w om en to host co ffee It’s official Parenting c la s s e s scheduled The Parent Resource Center will sponsor a "Parenting In the 9 ( V class called "Parenting Ihe School Age C hild" beginning on Tuesday, J a n . 18 The weekly chins will run through Feb. 22 and will tnke place hom fllo 10:30 a.in. nt Geneva Elrm cntury School In Geneva. The class focuses on school-age children and will help parents hulld (heir child's self confidence, understand their child’s personality development and encourage a strong pnrrnl/chltd relationship through effective listening and communication skills The course Is free. An additional class on single jiarrntlng will tie altered on Thursdays beginning on .Ian 20 Th e class will run from 7 to 9 p m and w ill meet al Ascension Lutheran C hu rch In Casselberry. The i lass Is free udn child care will he provided For more In f-,n ia tk m . call the Parent Itesource Center al 425-3603 Dog training classes planned Two more dog (raining classes have been added to Ihe on-going agenda at Ihe Ed Myers Recreation Building In Longwood. The six-week classes will be on Th u rsd a y nights, beginning on Jan 13. At 0 30 p nt . there will lx a Puppy I-ove, behavior and trmpennent training class for pups less than IH weeks old. Chlldrrn are Invited to participate with their pets In this class. Al 7 30 p m a Basic I class of obedience and liehavlor training will be available for older puppies and adult dogs Class size Is lim ited to lOdogs per session. Advance registration, whlrh requires a completed registra­ tion form and a check, os recommended. Proof of Innoculatlons Is required For more Information, contact Sandy Lomax at 260-3443. He graduated; call him A ttorney Hall By SHIRLEY K. BAKER Herald Correspondent S A N F O R D — Lasi Decem­ ber. In an article regaling his a cco m plishm ents. A n th o n y Hall, who at (h r lime was anxiously antlrlpaling his final year In law school al the University of Florida, revealed that since graduating from Seminole High School, hts goal has been thr acquisition of a Ju ris Doctor degree. On Dec. IH. 1993. H a lls dream became a reality when h r was railed to the stage In the university auditorium and where Dean Jeffrey Lew is conferred his degree und presruled him his long desireddiploma. Hall was one of the 10 graduates rrcognlzrd for their published articles. His was " T h e F e d e ra l S e n te n c in g G uidelines: Th e Failure In Eliminate Racial Disparity In Sentencing.” I U M O JA L .J . (I993J. lie was n member of (he Black 1-aw Student Associ­ ation. received Ihe Outstand­ ing Minority Student Award, a Public Service Law Fellow, and was editor of the U M O JA Law Journal. He also holds a HA degree from Morris Brown College In Atlanta. Ga. Th e speaker for this 1993 graduating class was the Hon. Leander J . Shaw J r. whose com m ents, although brief, were filled w ith words of wisdom and encouragement for Ihe new attorney*. Present at his gradual Ion were A n t h o n y ’ s p a re n ts , V i r g i n i a H a ll a n il J o h n Johnson, many retallves and friends, all of whom were beaming with pride for him and were full of congratulatory remarks. On Ihe following Sunday aflernoon. a reception In his honor was given by bis family ui lbe Elks Celery City Lodge In Sanlord. T l i r S u b u rb a n Republican W o m e n ’s Club Is having Us annual membership coffee on Wednesday. Jan 19 from 10 a m. until noon al Ihe home of Laura Ginn. T h is is a major cIcelIon year and the purpose ol thr club, according to Linda Balmnn. Is to lidonn tite electorate through |Militical education and activities. T h r club ’s objectives are to Increase the effectiveness of w om rn In the cause ol good g o v e rn m e n t th ro u g h active participation, The club Is also allltlaled with other Republican W om en’s Chibs In the state and nation Members strive to foster loyalty to the Republican Party and to promote Its principles ami candidates In all elections in­ cluding non-part K m elections. Anthony Hall shortly alter graduation outside university auditorium Attorney Hall looks forward to this new era In Ills life wlih excitement and hope. T h is organization Is not a social chib, hut members do enjoy m eeting together and sharing their political ideas and being Involved In the electoral process. Hatrnnn says. Th e Fed-, ended Republican women are a driving force within the party structure and have Ix-cn known In make a d I(Terr nee in many, elections ; CALENDAR If you arc a registered Re­ publican woman and arc Inter­ ested In making a difference In government and country, please ro ute a n d Join tills g ro u p . Batman suvs an excellent list ol guest speakers are scheduled for this year plus other Interesting programs concerning the politi­ cal climate. Hollywood E a s t clo ggin g c la s s e s Hollywood East Dancers conduct clogging classes every Thursday. Beginners from 6:30 to 7 30 p m . and Intermediate from 7:30 to 8:30. at Mrlodcr Skating Kink. W. 25th S lrrrt near Airport Boulevard in Sanford, The cost is S3 per class, ages 5 and up. Parents free with paying child. For Information, call Marty at 322-5761 or Dawn, 004-735* 0270 For more Information on ihe membership eolfee please rail 788-7532; ask for Beverly. The i•offer Is free to all Interested Republicans. East-West K lw an is Club m eets Thursday East-West Klwartls Club of Sanlord meets every Thursday at 7 p m., al the Friendship A Union Lodge building, comer of laK-ust Avenue and Sevrnlh Street. Vtsltlng Klwanlans are welcome For Information, rail Robert W httiakrr. president. 889(1042 Overeaters A n o n y m o u s m e e ts weekly Ovrreaters An on ym ous meets every Thursday, at 7:30 p.tn., at the Com m unity United Methodist C h u rch , Plney Kldge Koad and U S . 17-92. Casselberry. For Information, call Carol. 3220057. American Legion, Unit meet Thursday American Legion Post 53 and Unit meet the second Thursday, al 8 p m .. at the post home. 2874 S. Sanford Ave. For Information, coll 322-1652. Al-anon g a th e rs If you know, or live with on alcoholic, there Is help. Al-anon Is an anonymous, non profit organization, open to anyone who Is a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serenity W on Al-anon meets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. (Th u rsd a y non-smoking! evening at H p.tn. Meetings arc held in Ihe back room of the Sahara Club. 2857 South Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For additional meeting times and locations In the Central Florida area, or for more Information, call 332 4 12 2 . Sunrise K lw a n is meets Friday The Seminole Sunrise Klwanla Club m ccla every Friday, at 7 a m ., at Shonev's. U S 17*92. soulli of Airport Boulevard. Vtailing K lw anlans are welcome. For Information, call UrucrMrKlbbln. president. 322-0331. For the past three years, the New Tribes Mission Singers ot Sanlord hove entertained residents ol Hillhaven HoallhCaro Center with gospel music and other songs every week. The delightful singers, who have been missionaries lor Irom 30 Abby? DEAR ABBY: 1 am enclosing a ropy of an Invitation to a wedding anniversary celebra­ tion. Th e ortglnul Is on quality bond paper with gold lettering. As you can sec by the reply card, in order to attend this event, one Must enclose $20 per person. As It states, this Includes the meal, gift, tax and gratuity. My only responsibility Is to pay! Th e guests do not have a choice of gift or menu, only the pleasure of paying for them. I was a lw a y s u n d e r (he Im ­ pression that an Invited guest NO NAM E. P L E A S E A D V IC E ABIGAIL VAN BUREN D E A R N O N A M E : Tell Dad Iprlvately) that Ills announcing that you had been a longtime bed wetter was Inappropriate, and you wotdd appreciate It If he didn't mention II again. I am Interested In knowing If this method of celebration Is practiced In oilier parts of thr United States, or Is this only a Vermont custom. Perhaps some of your Vermont readers would care lo comment. Tw DEAR WONDERING: I have heard of "dutch treut affairs where the guests pay their own way. bul I have n t ;c r heard of a wedding anniversary celebration at which the "guests" paid for their own dinners. Headers? TSpi Ttmfi W W I N T E R S P R IN G S The W inter Springs chapter ol A A R P will meet ut the W inter Springs Civic Center. 400 N. Edgernon Ave.. on Monday. Ja n 17 at 1:30 p.m . K a th y K ra sn o ff, Se m in o le C o u n ty C o o p era tive Service M aster G a rd n e r, w ill speak about growing herbs and run* lalncr plants. There will lx- a plant side after ihe meeting. Guests are welcome For m ore Inform ation call Ernie at 695-1182 or Marian at 327-7334. Start The Year With Beautiful N ails! was a "guest.” who was not expected to jmy for the event hc/shr was Invited to. Or am 1 old-fashioned? ' l ull Set O f T ip s J w/Acrylic Overlay lO R ! | Was $35................Now £m%3 i | Fills.............................N o w * 1 0 I i M anicures................. N o w * i o ; • Wax H an d C o n d itio n in g <n 1 J T h e ra p y ......................... N o w ’ 8 | JUSTWONDERINO IN VERMONT kso AARP ; to hear Krasnoff to SO years, have wed in Paraguay, Japan and Bolivia. Entertaining last week at Hillhaven were (from left): Jennie Lelyn. Mildred Kolstad, Enos Cooper. Edith Cooper. Elnora Nelson and Joy Cess. Invitation comes with price guest is not pleased to pay THURSDAYS PRIME TIME •SiTST H n W Cvjtfl b, HMm*n Sclweeb* S in g e r s bring joy to others 2617-D Trench Ave.. Sanford (Next to Cablcvbkm) 5 JRRIEftI1RIL5 U e s t In i I ie G Hour* Tucmii* thru I f*Uy 9 am) •7pn» Vtiurdjy Vam*ftpn a Ia x v tivnuig* JWRl MxwmJLit \h ApputofiTur* BONUS w m m ri . m n FU T n i/n mmm kw»i W M »«0* JU** Fw4l _!»«• [*«iW»4 M»« c 'v4MiF_i |*.V"<II_\ '«vU tedij ;X«»|TNn r ,tr *** w»—** of Wo l'i* ***a-*** ■»*»r ,n» 0rt*4ja m — * 7cm' MPcM n»*t IClIlil g m c n .rw— 1 ilWiljUCmtt C^to'M M initm [0.1 I .« « Jw«i (im/Aa.****: m*c |0t« c— 4r|>»4a« m » u » sow Ut«wi’iiFi 9«m DEAR ABBY: I had to work, so my wife went alone to m y parents' home for lunch. My brother and sister were there, too. While everyone was eating, the subject of bcd-wct(lug came up. and m y dad announced that I had wet the bed until I was 12. Then m y sister turned lo my wife and said. "Now you know the truth." Abby. I had already told my wife, but If I hadn't, I would have felt hum iliated lo have had so m e th in g so personal a n ­ nounced nt a family gathering. How would you handle this. •NO PASS - JV -- - JMiO N, Hwy. 17 rTHE AIR UP THERE ( a*" 1 v f C A B IN B O Y I ^ 2 jo 4.i9 7.oo0:19 EZD J ^ ^ { ( P E L IC A N B R IE F 2:00 4:49 TMO J B.49 c Z:Z0 4 40 7.1*0 JO I MOVIE* BATMAN: Animated- f Ghost In the Machine l 2:20 4 20 T IP 0 20 V SISTER ACT 2 t*-»j j > ----------------------------------------------v /g r u m p y o l d ” 1 ea 7 :i9 4 w n w | CT J .) \J m e n 2:10 4:90 7:90 0 40 ...... 2:90 9 00 7: m990 fMrs. Doubt Fire 2:19 4:45 7:19 0.40 A B E E T H O V E N ’S 2 N D 10 0.10 K . GERONIMOm ____ boo ALL MOVIES IN STEREO SOUND J �I % \ \ % % % \ % « ■ . Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Thursday. January 13. 1W« Legal N o tic e s L e ga l N o tic e s Mttke ef Sheriff i let* NOTICE I t H E R E B Y GIVEN thal by virtue cl that certain Will d Etecvtton issued awl ol and under the m l ol the County Court ol Seminole County. Flor too. Co m m 1MICCNF upon o IWvol (udgment rendered In Mo alo/etaid Court on tho Ifm doy ol Augult A O I**!. In ttiol certain cot* entlltod Barnett Recovery Corporation. Pletatm n Dele E Fowler Aj K/A Dole Fowler and Cindy E Fowler, Dolandant which atornoK) Writ Of Eaocvtwn wot delivered to mo at Stiorlft ol tomlnolo County. Florida and I hay# lorlod upon all the right, lltla and Intoratt ol tho defendant. Oala E F o w ltr AKA Data Fowl#r and Cindy E Fowlar, and to the following dnenbod property, told property being locotod in tomlnolo County, F lor Ido moro pertlcvlerly do tented ottollowrt One It*t Lincoln Continental B lo c k In c o l o r , V IN flL N LM F7 4 3 K V fifto l being Itorod Ot Butch t Towing torv let. Inc. and the undersigned at Shat III el Seminole County, Florida, will el II 00 A M on the Hat day Ol January A 0 IFM, ottor lor tala and Mil to the tiighatt bidder. FOR CASH IN HANO AND SUBJEC T T O ANY ANt> ALL EX ISTIN G LIENS at the Front (Wett) Door, at the ttept. ot tho Somlnoto County Court houM in tantord. Florida Iho Obey* deter Ibod property Ttiol Mid Ml* It being mode to Mflttv tho termt ot thlt Writ ol Elocution Donald F E dinger. Shorlfl Somlnoto County. Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H DIS ABILITIES A C T OF IFFO PER SONS W ITH A DISABILITY N E E O IN O S P E C I A L AC COMMOOATIONS TO PARTIC IPATE IN T H E PROCEEDING SHOULD C O N T A C T TH E C IV IL D IV IS IO N OF TH E S H E R IF F 'S O F F I C E . EN F O R C E A B L E W R ITS SEC TION. Mat I0 T H S T R E E T. S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A A T LEAST FIV E DAYS PRIOR TO THE P R O C E E D IN G TE L E PHONE (ao7) 130 U K TTD V ) u jj Publllhed December K . I t t l January A l), JO. with the tele Being an January II. IFM. DEM2M IN T N I CIRCUIT C O U R T OF THE tIO N TE C N TM JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIOA CASE NO: FI IM] CA 10 K S TE P H E N R VAUGHN end R EN A E R VAUGHN. PlatntiMi y-t AAARGARETH NEWMAN. ate . at a ). Defendant! AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO M A R O A R E T H NEW MAN Defeated and her rotpoctiv* mknown heir*, de •IM et grantee* creditor*, end oil othar pertiet claiming by. through, under or a g e lm t M ARGARET H NEW MAN end a ll clalm antt, p t r t o n t or port)#*, natural or corporate, or • h o w tie d legal ttatua It unknown, claiming under or a g a ln tt Ihtm. a n d 'o r any port ley clolmlng to hove any right, title or tatoreit In and to the londl herratter deter ibed Y O U ARE NOTIFIED that an action ta quiet till# to the following property In Somlnoto County, Flerlde Lot 0. Block "A". B R E T T O N WOODS, according to tho Plot thereof ot recorded In Plat Boo* It. page IS. Rubik Record* of Seminole County, Florida hat been tiled ogomtt you and you ore required to terve a copy Of your written detente* II any. to It on J Jtltrey Dowry, ol Winder-weed# Ho.net. Ward A Woodman. P A . Ptantilt*' at tornayt. whote oddret* it Pott Office Bo. INI. Orlando. Flor Ida 1JFC7 within X day. after the tint publication, ond til# tho orlglnol wllh the Clerk ot thlt Court either belor. torvlco on Plelntlfft' ottornoyt or Immodl etoly thereotter. otherwlM a default will bo entered agalntt you tor the relief demanded In the Amended Complaint or Petition Dated on December if. ifo j MARVANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE C O U R T By Ruth King A t Deputy Clerk Pidtllth: December ft 30 IFOl A January A II INI O E M JOS INTH EC IR C UIT C O U R T O F THE E IG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL CASE NO.: F1M*ACA-I*-A CRIMINAL CASE N O .: FTMtf CFA ICSO INCIDENT NO.: FI 0111COM IN R E : FORFEITURE OF ll.U S O O U S 'URR ENCY SEM IN O LE COUNTY SHERIFF'SOFFICE P L A IN T IF F VS W ILIM IN A CURRY DEFENDANT. C LA IM A N T NOTICE OF ACTION T O : Wlllmtae Curry I STS N W IHh Terrace IM S Miami. Flor Ida HUS And All part let hating or claiming to hove any right, tltto. or Intwretl In tho graperty heroin IN THE C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN A N D FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY, F LO R ID A CASE WOi B M lig OR g| F TIMOTHY JA M E S WALSH. Plaintiff. M S H E R Y L M c F A D IN o/k/o CHERYL LY N N WILSON. NOTICE O F ACTION TO: SHERYL McPADINa/k/a CHERYL L Y N N WILSON MFJ Powwrllno Ad HttaetCIty. Florida JIM* YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI FIE D that a CO M PLAINT TO DETER M IN E P A TE R N ITY OF CHILD (which Include! tola child tupponi Y O U ARE NOTIFIEO that on Action tor Forteliun on tho to*lowing property In Somlnoto C ounty, pie.tea: ! ■ » » » n tn United Slatet Currency hat boon filed agoInti you In the Circuit C ourt In ond lor Som lnolt County, Flerlde You are re qglred ta terve e copy of your written detente* If any, to It upon MARY ANN K L E I N . P la in tiff'! attorney, whote addrott It 11*1 — Tith Street. Sanford. Florid* JlffJ TIFF on or botore Iho lith doy Of February. IFM and flN the original with tho Clerk of thlt Court wither before teryico on P la in tiff! attorney or Immediately there after; etherwtte a default will to w m a tomey. LE O N B. CHEEK. ESQUIRE. JMI Wotlt Ai Font Park. Florida JOTS, on or before February H. tFM and tile Iho original with tho Clerk of thlt Court either baton tonka an PeflHonor't atoorney or Im mediately tnorewiter, othere te o default will be entered ago1" !! yeu tor Iho rellet demanded In IhoCamplalnl. WITNESS m y hand and lha aaolaf lha Court an lha lllhdey of January, IFM. (SEAL) MARYAMNE MORSE CLER KO F TH E C IR C U ITC O U R T BY: Madelyn Crane At Deputy Clark Publllh January i j . jo. v a Fabruory J. IFF* OEM FI relief demanded In the Com p la in t for Final O rd e r of Forfeiture Dotod on January II, IFF* IS E A LI MARVANNE MORSE a t Clark el the Court by Ruth King a* Deputy Clerk Pubiiih January I). 30, If A February J. tFM O ENSF Legal N o tice s IN T N I C IR C UIT COURT.' ~ I N ANDFOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. FS ltTbCA'IAK UNITED COMPANIES LEND ING CORPORATION. Plaintiff. «* JO HN R . B E N N E T T (SS* 1*»* 73171; JOYCE B BEN N E T T IS S t 10111*1*11; BERNICE J. CARR; ROGER HACKNEY; ------------- TENANT I; SUN BANK. N A I STATE OF FLORIDA. PUBLIC OEFENO ER. and any unknown heir* devitaat. grantoet. creditori. and ether unknown pertort or teknown ipoutet claiming by. through, and wider any of the above named Defendant* Defendant! N O TIC E OF ACTION TO JOHN R B EN N ETT (SS* II»*I>7]I7|. *1] Santord A n nue. Sanford. Florida ll f f l whoraabout! unknown JOYCE B BENN ETT ISS* HI 7147F4). a wind K,od Eatl Harltord. C T 01101 wtwraabeuft unknown B E R N IC E J. C A R R . » h*re*bouti wiknewn and any imknown partont or unknown kpoutat claiming by. through, and under any at the above named Deltndenti, It dectated. whote toil known addrettat are unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIED that on action to hrerlOM Mortgage covering the following real and pertenel property de tcrtBod a* tottove* to wtt Lot 10 and the Eett II leel et vacated ttreel on the Watt. Black 1. T ie r " A " . E R TRAFFORO S MAP OF THE TOWN OF SANFORD, accord mg to the Plat Ihereet at recorded In Plat Baek l. Paga it. Public Rtcerdt at Somlnoto County. Florida hat been filed agalntt you and you are required to terve e copy Of your written detente* If eny. to If on R OBERT H HOSCH. JR.. C. Victor Butler. Jr„ P A . I1H E. Rabfnten Street. O r­ lando. Florida TTtOi and file the original with the Clark at the above tty led Court within JO dayt after the flrtl publication. otherwlM a Judgment may be entered agalntt you tar the relief demanded In the Cam WITNESS my hand and teal et Mid Court on January tl. IFF* (SEAL) In accordance with the Amor lean With Di tabi iit tot Act. par tan* witn di tabu met needing a tpeciai accommadaiier. to par tlcipato In m il proceeding thali contact ADA Coordinator. H I N Fork Avenue. Suite NJOI. San lard Florida JOT1. tetophana K ) 173 <330 Xajjr. net later than five IS) day* prior to ft« pro eroding If hearing Impaired. I TDD I 1 t o o w s n i. er Veke IV) i OOOOMtn*. via Flerlde Relay Service MARVANNE MORSE CLERK O F TH E C IR C UITC O UR T By: Rum King Deputy Clerk Pubtlth January USB. IFM OENFB PUBLIC SALE C O N TE N TS OF STORAGE UNITS CONSISTING OF MIS CELLANEOUS ITEMS FOR IIrw (limlak l» rr^Mi M.E«pe In Dttall R Locke M. Luton L Riley T. Santmi J Whitten WILL BE SOLO AT PUBLIC A U C T I O N A T *11 M I N I STORAGE. 71* NORTH CR *17. LONC-WOOO. FL ON 17 JANU ARY IFF#AT 1000HOURS Pubtlth: January A II. IFM DEN IF IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H T ! (N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CRIMINAL CASE NO.i AfJ'MFSCF A ASFO INCIDENT NO.: f llllO tU C l IN R E : FOR FEITURE OF IFSt CADILLAC. VIN **ALSJFf HEaOTaOe AND 11*7 00 U S CURRENCY NOTICE OF FO R FEITU R E PROCEEDING TO : Robert Bernard Purge*! I X Lorraine Drive, tilt Altamonte 'prtag* Florida JOT* ana olr uthert who claim an In te re it In the fo llo w in g IF S t C A D I L L A C . V I N MALS7F7BEt07aM AND SM7 00 U S CURRENCY William Llquori. Chief ot the Altamonte Spring* Police De pertmenl. Seminole County, Florida, through hit officer*. Irettlgator* er agent* Ml ted the above preperty on tfovem bar 7. I t t l at er near I R I N and Dougiat Avenue. tammoto County. Florida, and t* pro* ently holding told preperty tor the purpoM at tortaiture p u w ant to Sect lent FM Tpl T O to*. Florid* Statute* and will RE Q U E S T that an Honorable Judge et the Circuit Court, Eighteenth Judlclat Circuit, Seminole Cowity. Florida, find probable cauM that the above property thouta be forfeited to the above agency Yew will be tent a copy at the Order find ng Probable CauM anca It li tlgnad by lha Judge and It wi'l edvlM you how end when to retpond to thlt requett tor tortaiture I HEREBY C E R TIFY TH A T e true and correct copy ot mil Notice wet tent to me above named addrettat by U S regit fared matt, return receipt re quettod thlt lam day et De comber. tFFJ M AR YA N N K LEIN LEOAL COUNSEL Furida Bar Ne aiMJF SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF'SOFFICE isatTtmStrMt Sanford. Florida 1277J FJFF Telephone (*onue*eji Pubtlth January II. IS. II. 10 (Ft* O FN JJ NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that we ere engaged to buetoeto bt SGI Deflated Drive. Lang wood. FL J379B, Somlnoto County. Florida. *mter me Fklfttem Mama of RUNOCLL’S ANTIQUES, and that wo Intend to reglttor Mid name vHth the Civilian et •‘or perattorn. Taliaheuee Florida. In accordance wtm the prp vitiont et me Fictitleu* Name Statute*. Te Wit Section SU •*. Florida Stetutot Ittl DenRundttt Betty Rundtll Pubtlth Januer/ II. IFF* D IN G S NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notka If hereby given that I am engaged to buetoeM af FM Great Pond Drive. Suite JMI, Altamonte Spring* FL *771* Seminole County. Flgrtda. under the Fictitious Heme et 1ST C EN TU R Y M OR TG AO I CO M PAN T, wid met I Intend ta r egItier taU name with tho Olvltton et Corporation*. Telia natter Florida, to accordance wllh the prevltlent ol the Flctltleut Nemo Statute* To Wit: taction M l OF. Florida MatwtotIFFI Barry C. King Publllh January IL IFF* DEN <7 N O TICE OF A PUBLIC NEARIN G TO CONSIDER TH E ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY TH E CITY OF SA N FO R a FLORIDA Notice It hereby given mat a Public Hearing will be held to me CammiMMn Room at the City Hall. JM North Park Avenue. In the City of Sanford. Florid* af 7:M o'clock P M . an January I* It** ta coriktrr ttw adoption at an ordinance by the city at laniard. Florida, title ot which it at totlowt. ORDINANCE NO. SIN TO AN N E X A PORTION OF TH A T CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BE TW E EN PARK AV EN U E AND PALM ETTO AVEN UE AMD t E T W E E N E 1STH S TR E E T AHO E. IFTM S TR E E T; AS SHOWN ON TH E MAP BELOW t " . .J U -J U 1 r 71— Hslp Wsntvd Legal N o tic e s CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. MOORS PRIVATE PWTV RATES FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY I SUNDAY .97| i lnp .7 0 M In t . t i l Bind .11.111 I m Rato* a rt par Ibgub , bBB#4 on 3 In M • 3 Unpp UWmunt Sdwdterg may toduda HaraU Adtebaar al t w coal of an adtetonal day Cancel whan you Q d w aite PayotdylDrdaybyokaadiunaalraiaaamad Uaa U daacnppon for teawtt taaiii* Copy m u d M o w aooaptatto typo p i p t c d torn* ■Commercial kaguancy l R » the price of * ttamp. you can erl the Ufcet nl>ttm t i bw kdcnl gDwrnm rnt'* 6«e Geteuowt tnfonnteon Catalog. It h rti nrwe th*n 200frw or k>w-axtpuHkattoraon StiSeralhmrftb.f<K health, heuteig nJucttkn. car*, and n u t. k) help you at vc m erry, make money, «nd *fw*1 it a bt • tic m rer wbefy OEAOUNES 11— E ld e rly Cart 41— Csm B ltry Lois CHRISTIAN TL C la hour! In mr home tor elderly lediet Ree teneble rote*, privete room » p endrel 131 3tal 3 LOTS. Oatlawn Mamonai Park I tor me price Of It IMOOCalHIF 771 1110 ADOPTIONS f rte medic el cere, trempor lelien. tounw im g prlvele doctor plut living eipentet Bar ■mill Cell Attornet J ^ Frkker............. iGteFtl ieea CELEBRITY CIPHER ok v n R L O I kvh ov cbvj X I L K I I Y 1 F J V W . 1 — STOP rONCCLOSURE! I can help FIX tuccett Berry M yertetl AM ttal unlll tPM 41— Money to Lend BOWL LIK E A FRO Lettent by • protottienel beater Any eg* Men lediet or children EdKremwrcIkdlJjOet** Member of ttw P1A DRUMS. KEYB O AR D , FIANO LESSONS. Geginaer golfer end hett. Degreed untruetor wtm l year* teaching tiperl •nee All ifytot and level! Flrtl let ten free Kyle 11*4*1* KEEP MIVINCMDSTIIL 6IT IKE MONET! O ■ VO J V V M . P R EV IO U S S O L U TIO N : " H q ro te arg guys drtvgn b y __ own dru m to d o thd thtno* thdy f«M thdy have to d o . — F / T Aula peril delivery Cleon FL licente. leto modri econo car reqd CotlM3**li 43— Mortgages Bowflfit * Sold Eip. IndBStliji Stwini Machint Optntan Mon thru Thun •>! hr work doy* Pd holder end vaca Hon Apply el San Del 73*0 Old Lh Mery Rd . San lord W A N TE D M O M Ilf M l] on tm earner occupied bit heme IPX tot. J* yr*F0* JAS IF13 Cfimal MaialtMiKB/RtpBfi ~ 7 1 - H e l p Wanted N O TIC E OF F IC TITIO U S NAME Merle* I* hereby given met I am legated to but-nett af *** Banana Lake Reed. Loka Mary. F wrIda 337** Wmineto Caurty. Florida, under the FktHtout Name of TR O P IC AL WORLD IMPORT E X P O R T INT'L. and me I I Intend to r egittor told name Wim me Olvltton el Car paverton* TeltaheetM F tortoe. to accordance wllh Itw pro vlttont of me Fkflltout Herne Stetutot. Te W It Section MID* FtorIda Statute* IFFI. Aletender Benltll Pubifkh January IL let! OEM to NOTICE OF PUBLIC AU CTIO N M L B Public notice l* hereby given met en Saturday January JJ. IFF* •• II M e m E attorn lime at me premltet pi at) Rechrito Ave l*M Sanford, Somlnoto County. Florida 33771. The M towing i:*m» will bo toM to the htohoFll tala i l n par. tovotaal. coffee la and other m lK . Itomt Cath only will be accoptod and mutt be paid m toil •• lime ot tele Puofllh January IL IFF* Pori lime tor children cantor* 331 *411____ LABORERS N EED ED Mined ond unMiltod PotiHom avail teie Day* Call between l 1 SPRINT STAFFINO. 37* N il PLOYMENT 323-5176 m IFF W. tllh SI AMO TO YOUR INCOME S IL L AVON NOW I CALL M TCHJer m o t l ! Nothing K t t eodi like luccen We re well urta our h d decode of training tuccevi'ul ogml! Me Ikerne 7 . . We'll help' WATSON R EA L TY CORF REALTORS n iU to AO ENT SAVON Earn to SOX No door door P T/FT Incur •nee eveilebto Se«di 331 iltl ASSEM BLERS Hand moll work 3 thill* 7AM ] 10PM and J 30PM midnight, i ! per hour Mover a leel Help Peneanel, 4JFG30F AM And PM ttimt An t wi p«rion H *HhArtn C**+ Cm Itf, Avt POSITIONS »V*!LABlf •A tit PlfmAnGwnf full flffHr. pOlfiOm A* $U* % MiHmAfk V«cp in l a i r AM?f CmHv R*Osj)rn totnm w m I md r d ••mfT^j Tm *nfe*rrA floncAii 40f SBA AIM m Mndftsu'r# 19 IMW M »cP*#ll H aftsmcK . R/J _ OyiRdfl r t i m i PRESCHOOL TEACHER Agt grato ? t fulifiTn# ftp fttC- Kkt t IJi 1113 PRODUCTION WORKERS 10 NEEDED CompAn-it AT 1 1 i indiu'd'u#1! A » I * m D * f a n if * it p .op##Af«rN| •JipfBfi •ne* I %A»«f9 AviHAbt* « 41AM 3 3PM At 13 hr Mint l*P P A f t A b lr A * " d C *#'A W CW f » * f p ) tmn phoo* And fr AntfiAPfAfiAn C4Knm*1m«nf m AndAfrt ?1 Wflp PtfMfSAd 4f1 i m SECRCTART PA^t for m iiTn i *n im ford Af«4 CompuNn Hr eng pATAonAlify. t)»A J4 d .ir»4 Siturdif AF<J Ss/fvj.,, if j, rp<J MW Small Hotel Asst. M jiutet RlUfrd COvplR BBT i OHVf lQ App*f M l* }) TELEPHONE SURVEYOR Worn At horn# 13 Hr bonus E ■pAtriA'VAd eniy Appfy____ WANTED Lite In Homtmaktf Up to t il t l hr iwuirraml « r MOOeOa tm lee MAIDS MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT 354 aparlm m l community looking lor eipertonced mom ••nance a ttltta n l Creel bonefllil Apply In perton tallpelwfi Aportaieott. 0(1 W l Bled. 131IMI MECHANIC Medium to heavy duly truck! M u ll hove e■penance and tort! I M0 F*2 IMF DINGS Pirl Time laundrf Position LEASING CONSUL!ANT SoruiceM eld now hiring Leader! average ta nr Pa j mileage ll you have wry led tor a tervlce betore or owned your own. • definite pin! E ip only 331 0343______________ Full lime, plut helper11 For r telnet manufacturing plant Immediate opening11 n* wai NURSIRY ATTLNDANT For etderly lady Frlvito Ur QuMirlvrt And utAry C#r< WAIOCAfMr »0AM Pari lima tearing perron to# Slonebrook A p a rtm e n lt C om m litlon Weekend! • Can H I Ml* tOE ASSEMBLERS IPN It PM 1 AM ; AM 1 PM Pari l!im» Applf In ptr^n Llhiviin Nufilnf Ctnltf , tit I 4i» Ind lif w l, U n M V _ LANDSCAPER F/T petition. COL clou D required *01 331 *131 46CRTS-REAL ESTATE1 Woodland Tower* O rta'It lined luiury rellremml ten tor, teeltaqualiltrd RM'LPM for owning director, due le the ■ i peeled e e p e n ilp n et •■tended congrrgeto care itrv IC F l to eur tentnii ApplKtei! mint have eipari tnce and a ifrong detire to won with tenter adult! Applicant! m ull be energetic, end pottett ••celtonl men •gemenl pencvuil and ergo nlialienal rkilti Thii li not a deck to* Floor duller along wtlh management dutlei a ll (weipectod All Inquire! mull bedirerted to Sid Robert!. Adminiirrator ItJChipota Ave Or land FI 33730 _______ Itoa t i i i 2700 MEDICAL ME I P H+*v* # t r w 1 DRIVER NANI EO All yeu need I* yeur title Jack Diamond tor eppototmenl HO 7VTV___________ Wjirbouw/Oock Wotlitts WAREHOUSE AMO GE Nt It At LABOR H C L F N E E O IO I Bonn! lor driven All thilli Available Daily pay. no toe Report reedy to work 1 X am Indutlrtel Labor ivt >*i| French Av Mo phone ce >t WAREHOUSE/DEUVERT •J hour! * week Appt«ert mint Iw ab>e to drive and unload delivery truck!-Evil benefit! Meeded to liar! Im mediately Apply m perton at ttoilig Meyer* 1100S French Atenue. Sontord E OE WRECKER DRIVER MuH K iw COL ford U fViAfy mc«Opr«tArr#d 73C7W tl* St Llvi rft Sa« Ar*i Eiptri ApppyAf . Smf&rd * S k Notice Concrtto FLORIOA S TA TE REQUIRES All contractor! bo reglltored or certIlied To verify a ttato centreclor* llce nie call 1 *00 J4J 7**0. Occupational Licente* ere required by the county and con be verified by calling 331 1130, pit 7*33 CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayne Beal 2 Man Qualify Open lien133bing/Jte 7*01_______ A complete detcriptlon and a copy et the ordinance than be available at the office et lha City Clerk tor all portent detlrlng to aiamtoa the lame All portlet In totorttt and clllion* lhaII have te opportunity to be heard at told hearing. By enter at me City Cemmlitlonof the Ctty et lenfortL Florida. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES N EEO INO ASSISTANCE TO PAR TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT TH E PERSONNEL O F F IC E AD A COORDINATOR AT XH Ml* *i HOURS IN ADVANCE O F TH E M E E T IHO. ADVICE T O T N I PUBLIC: It a panan dec Wet to appeal a dtrtttan mate with reaped to any matter caneltered af the ebeue meettog or hearing, he may need a verbatim retard of the proceeding* Including mo toelbneny and evtdenc*. which retard It not provided by mo City at Santord (F S Jto S W ) JanetR Donahoa City Clerk Publllh: January US*. IFM DENG* fe le ctrlcE l M A S TER E L E C T R IC IA N ^ Repair eddllien. cemm/ret ^ U ^ In f ^ O O O ilF ^ l^ M T ^ ^ Flooring HARDWOOD FLOORINO TO M OLSEN I H M lt -n t f Uom> ImproytmEnT AFFO R D ABLE Heme Repefr^ All phawt Call tor tree art. t k /fn* Mkheel 333 710* ALOOES IT M i Fla If right af a price you can afford L k 'd 'ln t From ilert to flnlih Carpentry, plumb ing. electrical, and roofing tve* 31 yr» of erperlance No |ob loo big or small Cell 33* 7*33er 31* MMSSbrx BUR CLEAN JANITORIAL ^ a m m e rc ta U R e tid n ia f l^ ^ Lawn iarvlce TO M A J E F F '! LAWN CARE! Ret /Comm . dependable, lew retort Free et! HO 7070 TW F (MASONRY. Brkk. Black. Stucco. Cancrete. Rtneve Hem LtcJIm lit iw* homa R tpalrT HANDY'S Melftpta tec* Tme*. roe* repek, driveway* petal ing Free eit. Sr. QHc. 37*7*41 M A R I N O H e m e R e p a ir , spec tall*ing In smell |ebt CRCBS*B7FFr*eetl H I -li lt )imi s / > I 'r r S w im m in g Pool Service/ R e p a ir WEEKLY SERVICE horn k ! mo Chem Hit# Pool Wrvict *ShoemAktf Tree Service ECHOLS TREE W C lie t mi •'Itt the Profeuioneii de it Freeettimeto* -131 333F LARRY S LA W N AM D TIU r FREE ESTIM ATES 111 m i Pilntlng W indow R e p a ir B R U N IL L PAINTIMO Comm A Ret. Pretture cleaning. Carpentry. Door hanging/ Ptattering Llc/tn* rtJOOrvi Ily M In b u t H l l H l ________ CUSTOM FAINTINO by Jeffery Power. Inl /eit.. L k 'd . tm Freeettimeto* h i cm WINDOW l SCREEN REPAIR: Plumbing' A A A PLUMBINO A SEWER Le aky faucet*! Running toilet!7 *70 could totvV your problem. Water heater*; 3* hr Service W* 1H 1113 ^ r t » u r t Claaning Clginlng ip Service \t/rrrii\f 'U Masonry SAM'S C A R P E T CLEANINO pie* bell and itrtp lleert Retldenttol/cemmerctal 24 hr* 33* ISrt.beeperaaaOlfl HOUSE C LEAN IN O . rellebta. end reeionobto rate*. Ref*. Barded/Lk/In* *57*3*1 START TO U R NEW YEAR out right. Have me clean your hem , office, etc. Affordable cr ii m a m ’ - 'h Janitorial Services ~ Carpet Cleaning R E V C L C K ‘ 0 DRIVERS NEEDED A G CARRIERS. Toveret FI. • well etiabiilhed end grow Ing Central Merida bated company alien you O Semi Annual Pay Increetet OS»op OH Pay • Unloading Pay • Vacation Pay • Safety Bortut • Spout# Ridrng Program • Average trip 1 7 Day! • Leto Model Conventional Tractor* II you have 1 year* tractor traitor. OTR and know and Ice experience plut a gato driving record, call _________I 0to«7« F0t*________ DOES YOUR CRCOIT R EPO RT MAKE VOUIICK7 Cell The Credit fleeter t tM tea CREDIT Our Cllentt ere guaranteed to receive • major credll card In *8 day* or templeto rwhuid CARPENTER All kind* ot heme repair* palming A ceramic llle J I C t e r ^ r o k ^ ^ M M F T I K I W F , V M L For etiabiilhed childca'* con lev Education end ••per«e«<e in early chlidlwod required _________ Can 371 M il 31— Privst* tn itru cllons Carpentry C d t e y Cater t e N W I a t creeled Irem |t e i " l Oy lew pMpto. peel end pieawd lam toner er ew cate tend. N wwdwr redey e ok* NeeuweC M V K O W V J . N IO N T C L U B f t and Liquor Iiconlet Lew down, will fi nance Cell owner apt m a t e •FOUND F E M A L E F U F F T neer Meyteir Gbit Coutm Ceil to identity m e a n L O S T In a r t t e l t llh A Mulberry Female puppy, biac* grey on tail 133*11* M te ^ W ^ W B M ^ te te O AutomolivE V P O DAYCARE TEACH! R C if t b9l*R«n tAM H A n » DIRECTOR 23— Lost A Found L ogal N otice Accepting eppiicelton: Monday Friday.Fa DeBary Manor t* N II Ft DeBary m t t t t t t lt__ St— F in e n d li Services RN/IPN NURSING DIRICTOR Tm p*9 imcNooI ftDtiiij'tn i Pitt SurndLiijf m m ClNlfCll i*t wici 'I #(!cf it Ion « I ihd'Ur l f *fi •pk| rtf'l QUfYtd i n AJ71*0 Appl f SS— Business OpportunltlBS 21— Personals COMPLETE D E TA IL IN 0 at your home Hand wathing and ^ • e r t n j J A M r ^ a n o O l^ l* ^ D V T M urt be RR AIR DUCT CLEAMINO puller cleaning/Kreenlng. chimney tweep Inured Young’! Serv k * lk J* )O d o a l1 J»M I1 Cofiium rr Inform ation C tn in D rpartm enl SB Pueblo, C olo rado S100F I F F CNA F o r 1 I I t h ill certified Weekend* pa'I lime RES./COMM. Vinyl Siding . Alum F ra m in g. Dry wall. Door* Roofing, Concrete 1114*31 S O. Boltaf. CBCtlFM* Send yuur nine and addfoo to A L V J I K O BHUXIY/DCUVERY P#rf Hirst potitixtnt _________ Cj h m m n _______ ad, the Sanford Herald wM be reeporteibf# for I1t« Brel intort)on only and only fo Via axlard of the coal of fhal Inaardon. Plaaea Chech your ad for aocwracy the Aral day R run* Additions A Rtmodtlinp So tu m n out tgrvnrur vntli uui fu r Catalog V Avtoihotiw Covnttf Ptnon F / T Eipe'lence required M u ll hove alter m a -k ri knowledge Triad later cel piper tone# pro! Cental art I Tuewtay mru Friday 12 Noon Ttw Day B Sunday And Monday B » P M Friday A D J U S T M E N T S A N D C R E D IT S : In lh a b v a n t o f a n erro r In an A. N Save a bundle V K We a re now a cc e p tin g appllcallent le itpretenl tporl* lathton. t btack bull n n i pubitcetwnt I •*» *" •■pente pent training in Or tando Cath advance! deny I2M 11300 potllble weekly Travel. Chicago LA. MY. end ether« Trentpo'lellte end return guaranteed Cell Rkk Bird el » ) IF10 Thun k Frl only. Irom 10AM *PM II ec copied, mini klerl NOWI NOWACCEPTWG P Eueuot N V T ATTENTION STARTTODAY TRAVEL MEDICAL 1L — . Invest a stamp *L AnitlMt to* SmjU Offico General dufto! including Nghl typing, payroll, etc SiuO weekly ___________ 333 M il Oflando - Winter Pork I.-OOAIL-SJOPJI. MONDAY Evu 71-Help Wanted DUN R ITB i r toer. drlveweyt roofi, pool deck*, walk* hbu*e*. F r e e e r i.n m n PRESSURE CLEANINO MAN: Roof* pool deck* etc Quote* Cell n* *4*0 ftoollng N A N O ri •portIon. Only It f FI H M S M * t e llM t » m i Hu s nus ' * / r t i \ ftn\ In I »u _________ 07331 T ill LEARN AS YOU EARN Find the skills you need to get a better |ob In the CLASSIFIEDS 1% l o i r l.s ( u ! I ( I t i s s i / i n l . ■ 1 '2 'J ^ l i l l I �DiuttUrty. January 13 103— Houses Unlurnished/Rent 71— H e l p W a n t e d 20SECURITY GUARDS N < «M lot Scnniol* County «>•* to Itarf work Immediate ly Mufl i w w i i a D Ixanta hom flairot Fkiride Coll I *00 4)) 0444 73— E m p l o y m e n t W a n te d CARE O IV H t •£’ in cloon log tooling, toting arraidt p jtttltttltJ ljU j^ 9 1 -A p a r tm e n ts / H o u s e to S h a r e FEMALE tooling tor vomo to ttiot homo I N *1 Include* otililiri 111 HI* 9 3 - R oom s to r R ent A OUICT, fl«Aft frvi blf<?*rs V*crm l*u*4r» Apt % ***n aMAJHa t*$4up 7U 4t$S U C A N F U R N lS H tO ROOM bit A*A‘I 155 a I US ta< Dosn%tQ*f\ JJJ SOil ( t I AN BOOMS IF I/ m I Rite hen, photiv. liiirnlry «1d#o g#m#*, oil ittw l^ ttin g 310 TURN U N IU »N I All Hou%* 170 #.9 ifHTvdr* uti l i t y JJI1 1 S I f UBNIIHCO room wifh l u n* +s%h*t #nd dfy#e iiy> bitchtn ptm>ty i SaO t U U$4 M *t T BI N O V A TED s ' . a'r nr pAddf f#n In ' l >m your o m h*#f control ret -^'it^/ m crpMiv* */vj IRfer tV Off if**# 9 p^rbrni and mj-d btrtie# C'lmvimitnl lorot'on TKoboti *#i Icnmi HMOOft 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u rn is h e d / R e n t NOTICE All rental and root at!*** ad.arl'tamanft ar* tublact to it» Federal F oir Howling Act »«ien mtkat it lllogol to cFifil H any prytrf«fi<# tim Italion ot d ittrtm In o lltn bated on race ccHor rahgtan, W> handicap, tom 11ioi itotut 0> notionol origin EFFICIEMCV All uM H et n Ciudad PtirOto backyard HOC month))) lit )__________ 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n lu r n i s h e d / R e n t LAKE SYLVAN PARK nror by I I ig lamily horn* n lomity room SAlO'mo JM clll L IK E N E W . I ' l . tom rm . Veraonad porch. 1 car garog* Avoilobl* Fab 1)10 mo Coll th-i D l jioio. *ij ,-iii SANFORD ) bdrm ) ' , t*ali» lot at root houw 14W mo __ ________ JM 7004 SANFORD Lo.gr ) ) p)vt (Vo C HA. tcraonad porch lancad _ U l l mo CMR BJI T ill SANFORO Hr- I » t an l ' J l I* * mo E acaliant condition Rati atm! deposit omutl 7M 1014 SANFORD GOLDSBORO R EN T TOOWN ) bdrm , no* kitchen. Oir . U.OOOdown. Dad mo 144 )M 7 Stenstrom Rentals O HIO DEN LAKE )/> n t.ngt* garog* C M A pool ptit C Irani f i l l mo 1110We • ST JOHNS RIVER 17) * garog* hoidoocal Hoori Urol ll*P Vian* 1*00 mo IWO toe • S A N F O R D 1/J » lamily room COrport C H A CNon' SlAt mo llWwcurily OSANFORD l/l 1 Ig roomy •plea ic r porch dbt* carport Nic* 1141 mo DM we • S A N F O R D l/l apt CHA. 'plea hardwood Itoen ill* nan tJJS mo, nowcwity O S A N F O R D m apt CHA patio c loon UOO mo IWO we Slanttcom Rraliy Im "W o Managa y*vr Mama. Ilia it not our *nn " Jim Ooyl* M il* * ! After tPM H»I4W W a iN IN G T tH OAK I • •• O ' ) l i 1 Ril » and dtp UaO'mo t *01 >44 Mil_______ I BDRM U U mtr-th piuy u p ; t a c u r i l y d a p o tlt and ralarancai ... JJJ | )i] ) BEDROOM I RATH nith lancad yard on but lino l<00 plut drpotit m U p ________ ) BDRM ; m a th c ii* i. * i y a rd tcra a n a d porch UQl mo plut dtp H I 4101 105— Duplex* Triplex / Renl LAKE M A R I 1 bdim n n carpal C H A oppl colling I*-.' mimt Goodaira4H DM t tO N E AVAILABLE a a ) tadroom I bam JJ) tu t or S U M 01 _ SANFORO. t Bdrm , cA*port. w cu rlty tyiiam lull lit . 114 t i l l _____ Qitcountad U 11 SANFORD I bdrm Klkhan A big perch IIM t . t l , or txu mo too TH aliior D ) 141* 107-Mobile Homes / Rent CASSELBERRY UpKOi* tinglo llory, polio epe'fmar'ft , bedroom! Ideal ■or mdxidwol O' COupta IN 4)77 o oCNARM INOo o Ita ly tonoaotod *g I bdrm optt tltt'm o. ft** dtp lit otd'l ctiocl I ft loot* 13( t m c 11 AN I ID E M , cotpot, blind! t))l mo plut m c No pt*« IP 1010____________________ CONVENIENT AND SPACIOUS c a l l GENEVA GARDENS *PTS ____________ R l WO h id d e n l a k e v i l l a s , i n ija d o m t K it t t o d potto. I ar gotogt and fireplace Volt too' NIC# a *to 111 Lond tin* circio site mo . ttoc ■rcwtiN r n w n _____________ HISTORIC downtown Sonlord Vtty (Nan I I, kitchen. lit in oppll . loncod yard q a itg i. good n o ig h b o ri U N mo 1)00 dtp H U D OP __111 MO) _________ (EASE FOR LESS! On* Brd'Oem Apo'tmonli tIH DEAL Mottnood Ap li JIT m i HAPfY NEW YEARI MARINER S VILLAGE lol* Ad* 1bdrm l MO mo Jbdtm u n m o o r 'd up 323 8670 W E K IV A RIVER P r.i.a t* preparry. I t. lu.nithad . utili twt included UI4 mo plut m w lttot 404ns *014aw\ I RORNL I BATH A/C tancod. thadad lot large Fla room 1400/m e t i l and la tt BroaarOnnar______ M l 11*7 I/t. portoct tar coupl# A C. nan carp«t and nnyl. tcraanad porch Pil.ai* UOO mo III A latt Ml 7141 114— Warehouse Space / Renl 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t CLEAN. LAROE 3 bdrm cani H A garage U » Coll H I 11W amain*______________ _ HIDDEN LAKES i n tlngla garog*. nindoar covorlngt. C lH A . lon e rd I t l i mo Billion U ra l, 00*1 ICfloal <0J HUD HOMES. La* law dawn! Why rani 7 Th* Hillimon Croup. HI t i ll Raillar LARI MARY. Ntc* 1 bdrm. IN bath cant H A trnerd yard claan Lata Mary tchoolt UOO plut too W4 4*0 UTO 1T7— Commercial Rentals BUSY SANFORD AV I.. 1000 tq It bldg . lor l tor* or .Jlic* ipat» S47S mo Ml IMF ] RAY W/OFFICE «utomol..« ropalr thop Far more Info c*ll Phil BalUtMl 11*1 118— Office Space / Rent NEW Sanford oltiut and or narohouwi 400 ) 100 tq It Spo«)4l. I W 'ino 1HW 4 SANFORO OtliCa tpacr UOO tq ft building total. DOS tq tl par olHc*uml Ml 7004 VlhlURL •PROP!RliCS BATEMAN REALTY Lie Raai Eilat* Brolar )**0 Sanlord Ar* A NO i and unnar tmencmg at Ion at UOO mol Go* t Fora d o tv 'ft Repot1 SomlnOla Orang* Volume ter porch tancod yd U) 100 •Friendly. Cn-SIU Dep*ndibl»Mifug*mgnl • Attic Storege. Private Patio I Mori! Apartments Sanford Court Apartments 3301S.SanfordAve.•Sanford .3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 St v« •d alIf YIROSAlf I I? W<d o*%b di 219— Wanted to Buy T A N ft D 4 WHCCLLR A TV Br^ndnr* |i9*4ch Attumr No Oualityl Irnmaro lot* 1/1. dining, family rm. I tar garagatatlPITItla 100 Markham Wdt area 4 7 1 14' acrat Pallia* liable tlOSOOO LK Mary evttembuilti •4 l.pOD‘ >I»«W •171.0me Ian* til) too •4'1.1taernpool ipattgt.tOO 141— Homes for Sale OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY JANUARY I) ti AM? PM We I'r OfiW'fiiiMi tN* %*F*gLr fJMTHly hoer*# toCRttd s* t l i S PAHA AVCNUf SANiORD tor , xit *,|FBBtfYg j I exalted to District t1o4v K rOur chencf to m d fht intad# of tM i 9a* t onned ho™* C o ll A T L A N T I C MGMT M O R I II A G E SERVICES INC l*34»7»fjHJ for mor • InfoF ynitf ion P A U L O B IT O liN I! VENTURE I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 -4 7 6 4 *ASSUME NO O U A llF V f txfFm 1 bJ^ti bib hom#, Iq l#nc#d f»F4l quiwt \Ut*t ut.t00 •Ol AUTffUL 10 f t Old M i on 1 oerti brgi ffloriliion1 ' fdr+dt T tC PdiiibM |49 «Q0 ‘Vaw# f$H R IV E H F R O N T ST JO H N S RIVER VsitStoO f+*r rn M TWO* 19 tt m* n honjiw J/l G u i t l c u t f 4 <}< boo* gati rump Rr»d t«Mf N M r Sma** hoi/sr HBO Coll Eor* Ird iU y US J45« RrdHof SANTORO U * d r%o or im iif p.iyrt'+cti s m month 1 bd'm w r»f)n»%h*d turd*o&d ftOOFl ThlfQ* (M h IJA «v*-l ob1* tor (Kn.ng snd ftps *i a * •j \ m •:* ■* SANTORO' JrJ. * ■* ^rptfibf'tt (Of Pffftcl I fir Iff 'Nufvi* Good #r*ft |d UTO Mo*>v*t*d VENTURE I PROPERTIES Allan 4 Dawn Johnton S3* t ill R H A L E S T A T C . IN C 327 7491 HALL R E A LT Y 312 W Fittl Si., Sanlord 323*5774 OILTONA - 1 bdrm jiy bath, family rm.arlrati III 100 W Malnlantli >1) 7**1 ■ XCHANOE OR S ELL your proper Iy tecatad an ynna* * | Invtttart Beatty. 71*1*11 FOR SALE BY OWNER . 1 a B* 2 Ba Cant H A Fenced yard Frathly ramodalad C<ow to goed Sanlord tchoon Atk ng lit NX) tarmt a,a<i.tb‘a MJ ) )ll dayt. 17) 01It aval C?n^2| TWO HOUSES 'nied >n r . ■» 1*98 of Unfortf Owrwr f«4v tfrq loon Houw if i Gdrm f »r*fi o»d *bwXut*lf bRRtftrfut 0«*r ftb) vq tt Rtduc *d to ttf 000 Htww #1 1 Bdrm Mittoritot hom*' fOc«**d' on fmo loti Ift tOO The** hornet ore M> c*f*d i d* by t ‘d* ond *r» bcAufifuKy tonic 4p*d irw** h w indHowOft KoVeil ReJfty U2 i t ’O 1 BDRM 2 BATH All rorp*t and point ullhift Eorvcod in hoc b yof d d.*r loobinq vm*n Ub* A n to 1 Idy If*i id* Schoot s Tpr sol* by Onnor » f Cftrvt Or U9 000 By a-ppoinfmoritiinlry 110 7if0 J 149— Commercial Property / Sale USE YOUR TEX RETURN FOR DOWNPAYMENT S I STENSTROM REALTY, INC. VETERANS! You Mar Not Realize that it s Financially Easiei lot YOU to Bur * Home than to Rent One! So Call Out Full Time Sales Team ANYTIME! 321 2720 - UKE MARY ‘ HIGHWAY 17ay m u Iron lag* itnad C C J lla tu i tlyta t-itq . qH k * and Ig dalaihad garage Onnar tartn* rvall SI4B 04* i\— )tir REAL ESTATE, INC. 322 7491 153— Acreage Lots/Sale DELANO 1 acrat t mi* ell I 4 aalIM HorwtOa A I toning Ul.oec l#S donn. ION int 10 yrt Laatburg *gj jal Ifll ' DCITONA AREA io ACRES Ideal lor mobile hom* or homo tit*, hortat. colli*, farming or nwrwry Zoned agricultural l ) *00 par acr* Small doan payment with owner Intentmg W4 74JI7F1 10 ACRES » DOUBLEWIDE new ) bdrm. 1 balh Patlur* and wood! No qualllylng Ml 000 Alto II ACRES ad joining Irrigation patturt tricoo _____ m o*:« 174 Ft each 1 1 LOTS. » road a c c o tt d a a ra d IPinacrttl areal Call M IMA 157— Mobile ____ Homes / Sale____ IM M E D IA TE OCCUPANCY Clean and n e t tl' X 40 1 Bdrm 11100 11* )t ct NEW IfH ’t. NO DOWN. I0\ intarnt, I4X 79. IIM ma 14 X 70 » ( 0 mo >41 DO* IN I, 11 ■ 44. I Bdrm I Bath, tocatad m park Owner l.nanc .nga.a-i t l » 0 JM HOI____ m s FR AN P UN PARK modal )4 a ti* iurnlthad. t l ‘ a 10’ Fla room. M l *7) I altar Io n 322 2420 181— Appliances / Furniture SANFORD APPLIAN CES! Bait prlcet Bail Warranty. Bait Service! Wathart. dryart. mlcrowawt Wa buy appliance!) Dallrery baa! A t Ball. H I 111! •In Out 38th Yeai* Come In Jrom cTfie CcCd Warm Zip In Tara disc! ‘w/7 mo. or I *"■ jt . lease WOOStart) Otjejl St, CroixApartments 733 Secret Harbor Ln. • Lake Mary 3 2 1 - 7 221— Good Things to Eat • S T I NO OF F If I C H A '1 flurgund. a.taHarrtco-d.'.s BJI F r ■ ,U j, , ■ Vf»| CIAL OCCASION9 Sc SHORT OF C A S H ? S*f>oubfy look«hQ for * met. (f**r> ub*d t i r ’ D EP EH DARLE Dq*f9 p iY 'T K ff It r;W 48 tiff Rtcfudtt 4 fiti* Car TUES AUTO SALES C M H K M S t 495 1444 boll, ovar 4000 tq It 4 *. pool latfliorln docl SUt NO OetiM lI* 1 I*j tin t H A •*n«» Ffvnilfrm 159 S00 Owpiei 2 i | h i t it • *1' :rd 1030 mo ifltemi1152 OHO Dtberr 1/1 It 9 lot err c b con«tf country* H I MO 189— Office Supplies / Equipment 193— Law n & G.irrii>n OWNER FINANCING t acr* attala. ar I acre attat* .* * • Single Story Design iv.i Ho 0n« B *lo * ot Abt. • Entrgy • Ellidtnl Studio, 1 6 2 Bedroom Affordable orr 4?7. I *tb#l4ind C lfk C'fdVf, Lii* lih l, f L JiN u ^ r Ti p*t. •.. S «P M M f TIM /n|l JSTWtS'f IS 4WVJ I* 1 1 AdmiM ) 5.4 Clfy 8>*FN-f>q 13 SpofYi«fvd by LJbpland Rtf 4hd Ptlf»IClub Inc MENS Nf L GLOvrs tM>*on*« |U*cb U2f Ja>F7’F 1 Bedroom S E A B R E E Z E BETTER TH A N THE AVERAGE BEAR! Atihct A*f ^b V i ' r FfhMy tilh J* m Iff y 4 n tlq u ti THE BIG ONE O P O O L I R a n o ra trd |/| lirrplac*. ter pur> h. 177 *00 • CHRYSLER IM PERIAL t) Llbt nr** Mutt Mil Only 135 000 C*H <4071131 995* • CG 8 V C TTt : ■ Iifflt oo#b AUufvg 15 000 of .............. -: * ■ *• • FORO TAURUS GL V« ••( cord, 9*f *g*d «ll op 1on«.t? tooo a o m s m HONDA ACCORD L « Itt? P/ft. P-'B o ir, Ktngyood AM FM CdVMH* Jd M T . Ifirw ™ Rcv*«00d COtO' Will fun fortvvf 10475^* 473 LINCOLN MARK 7 LSC l**4 Corrpl*f»ly lood*d S*f¥lct rr<o/iii *nd rtc# •pit ts ioe 0 6 0 40)1*1 IBM • IF tlBRON Conrartibla. 41 Rad loaded, d g dtkh. naw Jop nan H a t 17 000 4*1 TIP* •MON T t CARLO condl A C. runt lila a tap! Sharp loot 'ngi S H IP JJ4 B ill p u b l ic a u t o a u c t io n * r v t R Y TUESDAY 7 )9 PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 4). Daytona Baach I d MS M il_________ NEIGHBORHOOD YARD SALE GUN SHOW laniard latt than IJ.M* daaan • O rr, t/| acral I I. I>v d < lam rm Salallitadith 144 *00 • Ranaratad ) l , Nrnar ronl carpal paint garage ter porchilltoo • R E LOCAIINOi l i bi t 321-0759...... ......321*2257 CASSELBERRY. LatavWn i n Ig aot in lllchan Nan carpal, root, tile, and paint Lg lanced b aclya rd m> large treat Garage Oulal area near but Mopping A rtal Haal tor 104.T*e Call Can* or Mari* 410 »n 0 Villa Rraliy. In< 231 -C a rs I UVf lu f f Irrtli (Tddt 4nd +i*tx wForbogf ig v (i J*f> ISA i*,f S. J5I ,V4»d Rd LI M4fy d>* M JD O K iH • E XER C ISE MACHINE ! • Cali J7I OffJ F HA OR VA AS LOW AS 1% - 141— H o m e s fo r S a le lin a g e Sales MOVING SALE • CALIFORNIA S1YLI f ti»( fOhS *r|» -a- J |t.W# *A 9f '»b t TI5— Industrial Rentals OFFICE/narrheat* tpacr IWO Sq ft Prim* location at entrance to Central Fla R* gional A irporl a*7MI 7c0> SANFORD MAM tq It ) ptwto. iprm llart 1) vq It Slanttram Raalty Inc. Jim Darla 111 141* 217 1BA—Sporting Goods A iro »o »B if H o u rs HIDDEN LAKtS 4 bdrm 1 LO N O W O O D /LA K E M AR * bofti I#li9 pttMi. tomuFy 'new Mid Ilya t*orag* northoutav 3 car Q*p#Q* immecMUle auo *00 1*00 tq H t r n rant U9 IW n .IJ m o waw iromlttS mo ___________ Ml BO*__________ A D O R AILf ) bdrm . new ce^ fr«l N i l ' i « And corpet Ortfff SECURITY WAREHOUSE 4*A U9 W and Old Lai* Maty Bird *1 110 ),««* tq It ot CillNf delptltl lic-nerthoww ’ Finlihad ot I. co tpaco alto araiiabi* Janet Mansfield. 323-7271 Kapanla R.ally I lit ill*__ AACaimt Inc lij 1)14 W ANTING to rani - 100 J WO 1 J II. mut* her* parting Open lo STAIRS PROPERTY all ottaat Ml SNaarJlt O H MANAGEMENT • R EALTY WAREHOUSE M il tocatad. all 44) 111 7)11)111 At7# Watt lath SI. Sanlord WOO tq leal. GC1 toning, too amp ) phot*, calr* property a ,*<l tor outtid* itorag* it required Call aa arrit* F O Rai IIM. 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HOURS' M - r . 0 - 5 : 3 0 * S w l. l O - S • S u n . C l n i e i l 1994 - SB C all 322-2611 Tbday! S a n lo n t H e r a ld �Sanford Harold. Sanford. Florida - Thursday, January 13. 1994 HEBE E\EB> Ntfur rw $ wf«K, teas _ MiNO IB 1 COV IN BOB AWWU.B * r > - . V_/V_X v- THAT'S sOJO. >0u iE SEEN -E 3 E MV A C Tu E B -IN -U k W * ( ABE VOU fciWINS'* ) rrs Mca WOTH*B-IN-L*iA S O iN S -rp "vine 7 oba ^ r c aon <* / W hat c a u se s itchy painful e ye lash e s? D E A R O R . G O T T : I have eyelashes that Itch and hurt. Aa aoon ua I pull them out. they don't bother me any more. I'm femole and wonder what can he done about thla problem SPAGHETTI AMP MEATBALLS TO NIG HT/ . W HATS IN THE M EA TBAILS? MEAT. I GUES5 oee, I I w h y v o \ I ' m mor. PUMNO... TOUBU6 I'M COOKIE/V ZERO /WJGGfNO WHAT'S IN THE SPAGHETTI? W H A T '3 V IN THB ? COOKIE/ > r - X , ____ _ ICCC, M u <>- by Art Sansom T H E BORN LOSER rW M AB00m t r HUSBAND ? < 7 D O Y O U U X t^ ? PC Kit*O C H F ^ Y CXI YO O ~ GLAD YS 7 r l A i> Y O U l« D jn \ > TO TO O ta Jj « | REGRET ' m n k yim g * JUST AtfeC... [M STILL VJORKlHG ON BOORISH :» W by Charles M. Schuli U/nEN I LEFT FOR SCHOOL THIS MORNING. YOU WERE ASLEEP. y \ EEK A M EEK U/HEN I c a m e h o m e , y o u U)ERE STILL ASLEEP.. j'-Y ' | ®t I FIND THAT INTERESTING DON'T YOU? I c a n 't h e a r YOU. I'M A516EP A /• l----------- THIS IS MY DREAM CDME T R j£ LYING HERE WITH SOU SRX CM SIDE ON Iff. GRASS UJDER THE. 5TAR5 . rJ i-ij /,3m R E A -B A R G A IN IN G D EA R R E A D E R : Painful. Itchy eyelaahea comm only reault from thrre major cauaea. • Infection, hike any hulr folllclca. the eyelaahea cun iM'come Infected. Ordinarily, the cardinal signs of Infection are preaent ••pain. swelling, redneaa and heat. However, some lowgrade Infecllona m a y cause extrem ely auhtle aym ptom a. aurli us dtacomfoil. occasional mucous discharge and a ten­ dency for the laaliea to break off. Eyelash Infection la treated with antibiotic ointment nr drops • Ingrown hairs For unknown reasons, some persona have eyelaahea that tend to turn hack upon themselves. These Ingrown halra. which may lx- difficult to see without magnification, cause Irritation. Itchlneas and swelling Frequently, these hairs ran Ir­ ritate the delicate cornea on the front of the eyeball, leading to the unpleasant sensation of "something In the eye.” Ingrown or curled INick eyelashes ran lies! treated with removal, aa In your case. • A lle r g ie s . C o n ta c t d e ­ rmatitis. a form of skin allergy usually due to a hypersensitivity to cosmetics (such as eyeliner or m a sca ra), w ill cause Itc h y , painful eyelashes when the de­ rmatitis affects tlie eyelids. Th e condition will cause scaling, cracking and Irritation of the skin around the eyclush follicles. Treatment Includes the applica­ tion of cortisone rrra m •• bring careful to keep the medicine out ol the eye Itself (because It may dam age the ro rn e n l — and avoidance of the offending cos­ metic. In m y opinion, people with the aymptoma you describe should be u n d e r t h e c a r e of By Phillip Alder The Greek “age Chllo claimed that (he three most difficult things u rr to keep a secret. In forget an injury and to muke good use of leisure. Well, anyone who plays bridge regularly Is doing the last. and. while play­ ing. will tie trying to do a lot of the first. tVo w«Tirm& tL l/ F H l 0HF THING, IT 'S ANOTHER fOR-Ttft SERENADE by Jim m y Johnson nbf'JUUY HOWA DUMB CAT CAN AMU6C HIMSllF WITH t A PAPlRBAG'y At Ihc bridge table there ure certain suit combinations thut always seem lo cause Injury — declarer ends up falling to defeat when, with lx*lter balance, hr could have stayed cm Ills feel. O n e s u c h c o m b in a t io n Is highlighted in today's dad. You u rr In three no-trump. West leads t lie spade five, East puls up the quern and you win with the king. How do you hope to tiring home nine tricks? First, check out those top tricks. Here you have seven: one By Bernice Bede Osol TOUR BIRTHDAY Jan. 1 4 .19B4 B tTT U 61T rue COMMAvOtAtNTS rtAOX •• \T DOOKS Lltt TfltY Nttt> A TiCWNiCAU MANUAL. a -TVsMVfy- 1-1} by Jim Davit G A R F IE L D WHEN IT COME' TO SNOWBALL ri&HTS. MICI ARE WIMPS You may have a chance to showoff your special skills und knowledge In several endeavors In the year ahead. These situa­ tions will enhance your self­ esteem and also Increase your earning (lowers. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22 Ja n . 19) To d a y you might lie so protective of your self-interests thut yo u 'll unconsciously do things w h ic h w ill outsm art yourself. Your chances for gain are rather slim. Get a Jum p on life by understanding the Inllucriccs which are governing you In the year ahead. Send for your /Viro Graph predictions today hy mailing $1.23 and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope lo Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 4465. New York. N. Y. 10103. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 19) You might come out on the short end today In a situation that requires an effective ally. Should you he foiled hy a lack of sup|Mirt. It could be due to the way you trcul others. M E D IC IN E o p h th a lm o lo g ists. O n ce the specialist diagnoses the cause of the problem, he or she ran suggest treatment. Therefore. I recommend that you arrange an appointment with an eye doctor ACROSS- 38 FeAow 40 Drafted, In haraldry 41 Grtddar org. 42 Auditorium! 44 — Command­ ments 49 Eternally (poet) 49 Conclusion 48 Store fodder 9t Better ventilated 99 Lighthouse 96 Thinly spread 97 Actor Woody \ 1 « JT H IM K T '.H E .VjrtOA' \POUND...HE WAS VthOA! I ON HATH ROW-' VfHAT’R t K f f T ^ t - 1 - . r T - - yOU DOING WH A rC v l P O S T '/ w n JJ J BUT CUR LEASE DOESN’T ALLOW .DOGS/, DON'T m i HE TELL HIM NO \ HtY,DON'T LOOK at FA'R I ME. I'M NOT THE USING 10.RtCTOR SOFT K -------- FOCUS / > VC'J u u u u y u L iu y u u UJULJU U U U U u u u UUUUUUUJUIU ULdJJ □ U U U U UUUL3UUU UUUU UUU UUU UU UU UUUU □ U U lllU U u u u u u u U U U U U U LUUUUUU U U U U ULUUU U U U UUU u u u u u u u u u u u U llU U U □ U U LUUUUUUUUU UUU u u u u u u u u 1114(4 98 Respect U U U U 9 Hot win# drink 8 Sosk thoroughly 7 Foarod 8 Lawyers (sbbr.l B 7, Romsn DOWN (4UL1IZ1 10 FoWowsr (suft.) 11 Saul! — Msils 13 Spscs vthkis 18 Sprues up 19 Neutsr pronoun 20 Wssk 22 Of sn srlsry 23 Occupant of apartment 24 FbgMless bird 29 Novelist Jan* 27 Contempo­ rary sculptor m J J H W~ 11 II 41 _ 34 Lovel In tn o rg snlistlo n 39 Portion* 39 Qrstiry 43 Culs vrilh scissors 49 Ireland 47 Whale nulsencel 48 Federal environment egev. 48 Hockey org. 90 Actor — 1 apadc (on the lead), two hearts, two diamonds and two clulis. So you need two more tricks. Clearly, despite some tempting red-suit cards, you will play on clubs. And since Ihc only re­ maining spades in your hum! arc J -x . you want lo keep Host olf the lead. So you Irud a low club and pul up d u m m y’s king. Then you pluy a low club toward your hand. Hut with this layout. East m ust w in a c lu b irtek. H r returns his last spade, and West cashes four tricks to drfrut your contract. Let's go back to trick one. Suppose you duck East's s|iade queen. How run thut hurt you? Il can't. No switch gives you (Kiln, so let's assume Eusi returns his second spade. West w inning with the ace and returning u spade. Now you concede u club trick lo East ami soon nllrrward claim nine tricks. . Let's hope you don't forget this Injurious mlsplay. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Something opportune might slip past you today because of your unreasonably high expectations. Strive to be realistic when you assess situations. ARIES (March 2 ! -April 10) Hr doubly tactful and diplomatic today In your dealings with close frie n d s . If s o m e th in g goes wrong, even a small Infraction could get seriously blown out of proportion. TAURUS (April 20 May 20) Significant achievements are possible today, but they aren't apt to lie handed to you on a silver platter. In fact, you might lie required to struggle a hit harder than usual GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) If persons with whom you're In­ volved today have a philosophy that dllfrrs from yours, do not try to Impose your opinions on them. Il could create severe dissension. C A N C F P (June 21-Ju ly 221 If you're going lo hike any risks or gambles today, lake them on yourself rather than on untested entitles. You're probabilities for muklng u bad choice are strong. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Your loyally towards a trusted cohort might be pul lo the test today. Weigh the situation carefully and do what is right, regardless of Its difficult v. 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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 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/cbb8e58bc55f4868ace210c49f5567ed.pdf 511cb1974c3a0056261a24e21038004f PDF Text Text FRIDAY S a n fo r d H 3 0 C e n ts e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnole County since 1908 BGIh Yonr, No. 105 - Sanlord, Florida wreck After the car Big difference in prices for cop ■ordered towing INSIDE By NICK PFBIFAUF Herald Stall Writor □ Sports Llons-Tribe post wins OVIEDO — Tire Seminole and Oviedo high school baseball teams did It the hnrd way but both pulled out victories Thursday nigh*. □ S e e Page IB . □ People Easter, Passover food tips SANFORD - If the pollre call to have your disabled vehicle towed after a wreck In Lake Mary It's less than one third the cost of being towed In Sanford. The difference Is attributed to a low-bid contract versus a rotational system. Sanford rotates between four towing services. Lake Mary Is under contract with only one company. Hutch's Towing. 2207 W First Street In Sunford. handles all towing calls by Lake Mary l>ollrc. and Is In the rotation In Sanford. The towing charges deal only with calls by a law enforcement officer following n collision or other disabling Incident. If the vehicle's owner or driver asks for u specific towing service, that service Is called and there Is no limit to the amount of money which could be charged If. however, no service Is requested, pollre call a lowing service which has arrangements with that C ops nab burglars at w ork , Danger lurks In Improperly-lundled foods. In her Consumer Focus column today. Barbara Hughes Grefill* cautions reader* of the hazard* I but i nn occur In preparing Easter and Passover foods. □ See Page 3D. □ Opinion C om m issioner endorsed Lake Mary citizens will vote Tuesday for a C tty C o m m is s io n e r. See the llc r a ld 'n endorsement Page *IA. jr T— BRIEFS T By NICK P F E IF A liF D Horald Stall Wrilot Ruiz sentenced to life SANFORD — A 27-year old man found guilty lust month of shooting a Oviedo sandwich shop employee was sentenced to spend the rest of his natural life In (irlson with no chance of parole Thursday. Joseph Ruiz received the sentence for shoot­ ing Mcliul Gndhlu during an Aug 23 robbery ol a Subway shop i»s the IB-ycur-nkl victim Iwggcd for mercy. Ruiz was sentenced as a career crlmlnul. He hua served prison time In Con­ necticut within t l r last five years Ruiz was convicted of attempted llrst degree murder^Jtldnu|>plng unit robbery plus lessor charges. Firefighters m onitor brush fire SANFORD — Slate forestry nrrllghlrrs will monitor a brush fire on Ihr county's Yankee l.ukc property which spread from u "controlled burn" In the Lower Weklva River State Reserve yesterday. The stute set the lire In the nearby nature rrserve to cllmlfiutc unwanted under* growth and to maintain the native scrub habitat. John Korhlcr. district hreslry manager, said an airplane was sent to tile area east of the Weklva River to determine the extent of the lire A tractor was also sent to control the lire. Chuck Lawson, county utilities construction manager, said lire poses no threat to the Inactive 820 million wastewater treatment plant and may be beneficial. Three considered for state court TA L L A H A S S E E - Tw o appellate court Judges and an Orlando attorney will t r considered by Gov. Lawton Chiles to fill a vacancy on the Florldu Supreme Court. The Supreme Court Judicial Nominating Commission submitted the names of Fifth District Court of Appeals Judges Gilbert S. Goshorn J r.. 5‘J . and Emerson II Thompson Jr.. •15. troth of Daytona Beach unci Orlando attorney Charles T . Wells to Chiles Thursday. The nominating commission Interviewed candidates Wednesday In Oriundo. Local Circuit Churl Judges 0.11. Eaton Jr. and Seymour Benson were two of 14 applicants lor the Supreme Court vacancy created try the retirement of Justice Parker Lee McDonald. McDonuld's replacement must live In the Fifth Appcullutc District. The governor will choose one of the three men to serve on the court effective Jiuie 1. C orrection Thursday's cdltoral pertaining to a new City Manugcr for Longwood. Incorrectly Identified runner City Manager James McFcllln us having been terminated. McFcllln resigned from bis >SI. The Herald regrets this error. INDEX Brldg*........................OB Florida. Clastlflada.........8B .7B Horosoopa. ■2 A .OB C o m i c s .................. ........ 3 B M«*»Jd TSotoby tommy Vmc«nl With tomporatutos reluming to Iho 80s in Sanlord, alligators can onco again bo soon Moating on the lop ol Lako Monroe ftobort Stokoa. 13. II) and his brother Horace. 14 watch ono ol Iho reptiles near Iho docks at By SANDRA E L L I O T T Horald Stall Writor SANFORD — The defense at­ torney for Anton Daryl Meyers wants to examine the personal notes and letters of a missing Lake Mary girl and Investigate reported sightings since her 1987 disappear­ ance. Meyers was Indicted for llrst degree murder of 14-year old Kathy Engels last year. Her body was never found. Meyer's defense at­ torneys claim she Is a runaway. Defense attorney Kurt Bnrch re­ quested a court hearing Thursday seeking access to notes and letters turned over to u missing children's Horald Stall Writor Partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers and thun­ derstorms. High In the mid to upper 80s. S o u t h w e s t w in d 10-15 mph. For moro weather, too Pago 2A organization after Engels disap­ peared by her grandparents. Circuit Court Judge Alan A. Dickey (old Bareli to Issue u. subpemea for the materials he wanted to the Missing Children's Center. Inc. and Engel's grandparents. Charles and Marie Hooper. If the parties do not comply with the subponea request, then Burch could present arguments to the court. Dickey said there was nothing before the court to rule on and he adjourned the hearing. Thompson gave Burch copies of the center's case file which the attorney said he would review before deciding to Issue a subponea. □Bee Defense, Psge 2A SHS talent showcased at Purina convention By VICKI DsSORMIER Hot and humid for the weekend Monroo Harbour Marina Tho Florida Gamo and Frosh Water Fish Commission cautions that footling on alligator Is a socond degrno misdomoanof, punishablo by a $1)00 hno and/or six months In county |ai! SANFORD — I'wo Sanlord police olflcers encountered a burglary m progress curly tills morning .it 1301 W 25tli Street One in.in lias Im-cu arrested. Police Commander Demits Whitmire said CpI J im- Ort and nlflccr Nobby Slntll. Jr were parked at McKIhblti Park at 25th and llurtwcll early this mottling, when tliey saw a 1982 Oldsmnhllr pull up with two |.« nplc in it •‘The niftier* said they discussed how it would lie u coincidence II this might Ik- a robber) attempt." Whitmire said, " w lr n the two black men tn the ear got out and went actons the sited to the Put: ft Sac convenience stixe." He continued. "It wasn't long tietore the olftcers remitted hearing a notsc which they discovered was a concrete block thrown through the front door. When tliey ran to the sttar. they rciKirtrd seeing two men tn the process nl exiting, one currying n money order machine " Whitmire »4ild the man threw Hie mat bine to the ground and Ixiili men ran. climbing over a walled fence at the rear of the business The offlcere ctilk'3 In a K-9 unit. Whitmire said, and by 2:37 this morning, tliey tuiil located one of the men hiding under a car In the 2.500 block of Hartwell Avenue. George C McCray. 23. ol 2007 Adams Avenue. Sanford, was arrested on diurgts of burglary anil resisting arrest without violence See Burglary. Page 3A Defense wants missing girl’s personal letters P o l i o * ............... D a a t h a .................. . n r A n t * ................ specific Jurisdiction. In Sanford, according to the rotation system recommended by the Florida Highway Patrol, the basic rate for Class A wrecker towing Is 885. with 82.50 per mile charged beyond a ten mile radius. In Lake Mary, the low-bid contract Is for a lowing cost of 824.50. with 81 per mile charged alter a five mile radius. It's the difference between u low-bid contract and a rotation.” said Hutch Coombs "In Lake ; See Tow . Page 3A SANFORD — Aboul GO members of the Seminole High School Dazzler dance team and the Gospel Choir have been working hard the last couple of weeks to help pay for some future activities. Hob Mugulrc. choral Instructor at Seminole High, said he got u call two weeks ago from u convention producer who was working on a production number for Purina Food Corporation’s convention that was being hosted at Walt Disney World. Mnrllyn Sassmun. a fellow music tcuchcr who leads the choirs at Teague Middle School, had re­ commended the Seminole High choruses when a friend Involved In the productions had contacted her looking for strong, professional singers. "They contacted me and asked tr we could do It." Maguire said. "They asked what we hud done and I told them some things Including the Hall of Fame Awards tliut we did lust Novcmembcr for Disney on national T V . The producer said 'Those were your girls?' and 1 said they were. ,Hehad seen us on there when ws, Inducted UlcR' Clark•and he was Impressed." Maguire said the music arrived u week ago lust Monday and the girls went into rehcrafi right uway. They learned the music nnd were □ See Talent, Page 2A Htfltd Riolo by Tommy Vlnooni Geno Weldon, district chairman ol tno Seminole Soil and Water Conservation District, recently presented Crystal Fornandoz, 11. of Oviedo with her prizo for naming tho conservation district mascot, a water drop. Fernandez, who called the drop April Showers, was given a certificate, a rain gaugo and a Iroo game of bowling at Oviedo Bowling Lanes. SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEW* COVERAGE-Call 322-2611 ( �2A - Snnfwil Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, March 25, 1904 4- Weekend to-do guide • Saturday. Mart'll 2G — Fun ami plenty In do at 'Kleetrie Sliding’ nl ( ’rooms Academy and Cronins High School Nlght-Oul. Saturday. March 26, H p m. unltl 2 a .m . al the Elks Hom e. Cypress Avenue and 7th Street. Clothing Is casual or the orange and maroon Crooms T-shirt Door prizes will he awarded. A donation nl $11 is requested For additional Inhirmullon. call Sherlyn Brinson at 6 2 1•1881. • Saturday. Miireh 26 — The Seminole County Uepuhllean Executive Committee will hold Its 1994 Uneolii Day Dinner, 7:90 p in., at the Hadlsson Hotel, downtown Orlando. Keynote speaker Is Congressman Dick A rm e y . 26th D in t.. Te x a s , Chairm an of the House Be* publican Conference. For tickets and/or reservations phone Dick Van Der Weldc. 862-8942. • Saturday, March 26 — The German American Society of Central Florida will hold Its annual "Spring Octobcrfest" at 9 8 1 Orange Lane, Casselberry. The event, featuring special music, food, dancing and other Inside and outside entertain­ ment, will be held from 3 p.m. until midnight. Donation Is $4 per person. For additional Information, phone 834-0574 • S a tu rd a y and S u n d a y , Mureh 20, 27 — A sense of history Is re-created at the Pio­ neer Settlement for the Creative Arts with the "Ikirhervllle Raid," a fictitious Civil War Skirmish beginning ut 9 a m . There will he authentic Civil War camps, l*>lh Union and C o n fe d c r itic : S u t le r s , tradespeople wlxi traveled with the armies, will lx? peddling their wares: at 1 1 a m drill practice at the battlefield: 12:90 p.m. In­ Defense Continued from Page 1A During the hearing. Burch said Informal Ion In the case con­ tinues to "d rib b le In ." He learned the Hoopers had turned over some of Engel's personal papers to the Missing Children's Center uftcr a deposition of e x e c u t i v e d ir e c t o r J o a n i Thompson. The Hoopers did not want to release the papers, according to assistant slate at­ torney Pat Whitaker. In addition lo the papers. Bareli said tIn- defense (earn w ants to examine reported sightings of someone fitting Engel's description In South spection ot I mops; I p.m. the skirmish. Admission Is $2.50 for adults, $1,50 for children 5 to 12, and under 5 free. T he s e t t l e m c u t is In llarhervllle, |usl west ol the Intersection of Highways 17 and 40. For Information, call 7492959. • Sunday. March 27 — In observance of the beginning of the Faster season, a Church In the Park will he held beginning al 10 a.m.. In tin* Central Park amphitheatre next to Lake Mary City I lull on Country Club lllvri. The event Is hosted by Crossings Community Church. The event will Include an Easter egg hunt lor preschoolers, gam es, prizes, along w ill) worship, fun and fellowship. Dr. James W. Cox. pastor of the church will tie speaking on "Letting God Izjvc You." The service will also Include special music, a free hot dog and potato chip meal, and Jugglers from Blngllng Brothers circus. The event Is five and open to the public. Blankets or lawn chairs are suggested. Dress Is casual. For additional Information, contact Crossings Communttv Church. 324-5433 • Sunday, March 27 — The Maitland Art Center presents "And All That .Jazz." featuring Ja zz g ro u p s In c lu d in g the B a re h a n d e d W o lf c h o k e rs . Panama Francis nud the Savoy Suit Ins. and Jackie Jones The event will also Include food, children’s activities and a parade, tieglimlng In downtown Maitland at 11a.til. Admission to the festival will be $5 for adults, $9 for seniors and children 3-12. Children under 3 iire admitted free. For further Inlormatlon. phone the Maitland Art Center. 5392181. Carolina and two In Lakeland. He advised the work may delay the trial. "It doesn't look like we're going to try the ease April 4," I larch said. Th e ir arc also three new witnesses Hie defense must question before the trial, lie added. Whitaker said the pupers In question are lield by private parties who shtsild not lie forced to turn over the tiles. Kathy Engels disappeared May 24. 1987 after she Irft a mend's home where site had gone to spend the night, Meyers was reportedly the last person seen with the girl Itcfore she disap­ peared. Talent Continued from Page 1A prepared for the first re­ hearsal with the producers and the lead singers from Los Angeles on Saturday morning. Maguire said the producers had scheduled four and u half hours for rchcatsal and Instruc­ tion, hut the choruses were ready In an hour and a half. "Th e y arc quick," he said proudly. "They're used lo a lot of movement." Maguire said he didn't need lo tell the young ladles that they needed to behove professionally and give their best perfor­ mances. "The y know tire Importance of giving their best,” he said. On Sunday morning, the Sem­ inole High performers were part of the convention production for LOTTERY M IA M I - Horo are the w inning numbers soloclod Thursday In tho Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 1 8 -1 1 -2 2 1 3 9 < the Purina dealers. "The y were a very good au­ dience," Maguire said. T h is m o r n in g , the g irls performed for the Purina re* tollers that are taking part In Ihc convention. For their work, the .choral department was paid $5,000. Maguire said. The money will not he paid directly to the girls, rather It goes Into the depart­ ment's account and will he used to pay lor transportation, entry fees and other rusts associated with stale competitions that arc coming up over the next few weeks. "Th e girls worked very hard on this, Maguire said. "They arc building quite u reputation for themselves." NEWS FROM THE REGION AIlD ACROSS THE STATE Prisoners don’t need cable TV By ADAM Y E O M A N S Associated Pross Writer TALLAHASSEE — Amler Crenshaw, a stale senator and gubernatorial candidate, doesn't want criminals playing Nintendo ami watching ESPN while In stale prisons. The Senate agreed with Ihc Jacksonville Republican on Thursday and passed a hill 3 7 -1 to prohibit prisons from spending money on cable T V service, video rentals, televisions, vldeneaasctle recorders and other electronic equipment used for recre­ ational purposes. "How many citizens lit Florida get the free use of these type of amenities?" asked Crenshaw, one of the hill’s sponsors. “ I think It's outrageous (hat people can live In prisons and live a better lifestyle than a lot of people who are hard-working, tux paying, law-abiding citizens." Corrections officials predicted the move could lead to more violence In stale prisons unless the Legislature authorizes other activities to keep prisoners busy. "It could lead to some problems," said William Thurhcr, assistant secretary ol the state Department of Corrections. "There are 55,000 people locked up and very llllle (or them to do." The legislation (CS-S|J 1548 A 1938) follows an Auditor General's ro|Htri that criticized the handling of money In the $30 million Inmate wrlfnrr trust fund, which Is made up of money spent by prisoners on food, beverages, cigarettes and toiletries, and commissions from prisoners' long­ distance collect calls. Current law allows the corrections de­ partment broad discretion to spending the money. The trill would place the trust fund under legislative supervision and specifies what the money could be spent on. Most of the money tn the fund Is currently spent lo restock the prison canteens nml pay stuff. Last year, about $7 million were spent ntt Inmate bcncllla. Including alroiil $2. million on recreation and entertainment. Under the trill passed Thursday, the trus fund would have Ut Ire spent on education literacy, vocational training and rcllglou activities mice the canteen and staff cost are paid. "You go Ur prison lo tic punished. It ough not to Ire a torture chamber. But It ought no to Ire a summer ramp." sold Crcnslmw. Thtirirer said the torrrctlons depart m m Is In the process rtf removing cable T service from a handful of prisons In remol locations The agency, however, strongly objects t barring the purchase ol TV s or renttn movies, lie said. "We're not Interested In corrections fo entertaining these Inmules." Thurhcr said. "Our purpose Is Ur keep them busy, keep them occupied. We'rr having a tough time with that." Doctor pay State median at $172,000, highest in country By J A C K I E H A L L IF A X Associated Pross Writer TA LLA H A S S E E Half the doctors In Florida earn about $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 m o re t h a n th e $148,000 that hall the doctors In the United States make, says a report prepared by a state health rare group. The Agency (or Health Care Administration, which put out tire report. Is using It In Its light against a doctor-barked effort lo open up health maintenance organizations toall doctors. Half the doctors tn Florida make more than $172.(MX), the report says. "O ur physicians by any stan­ dard arc among the highest paid physicians In Ihc co u n try." D o u g C o o k , the a g e n c y 's director, said Thursday. But a spokesman for the Flor­ ida Medical Association said the figures, compiled by the Amcrtcaiv/ Medical -Association, were .taken., out of context and refleeted responses from only 161 of the «tal<) * doctors. G o v . L a w to n C h ile s has warned he won't accept any legislation that opens up HMD networks to "any willing pro vldcr." He has mid he will make lawmakers work overtime If they Insist on passing It before the two-month session ends April 8 The AMA released data about 1992 physician income a few months ago. But Florida's rank­ ing wax pointed out Thursday by the slate's health care agency, which answers to Chiles. Like the governor, the agency doesn't want lawmakers to let "any willing provider" treat IIMO pa­ tients. The AMA report says Florida doctors have the highest median Income of any stale. That means hull of Florida's doctors earn more than $172,000 and half earn less. No other stale has a higher median income for physicians than Florida, according to the statlsllcs, which were based on a survey that had a 65 percent response rate. MattldPhotoby Edward Wolfa W elcom e aboard John A. Ackloy, Jr., center, has tokon tho holm as tho now branch manager ol Sunbank. downtown Sanlord, 200 W. First SI. Chory McKinley, loll, and Joann Turnbull, right, wulcomod Ackloy during a reception in his honor at tho bank Thursday evening House sends gender, m inority balance bill to Senate for vote By BILL BERGSTROM Associated Press Whlor TA LLA H A S S EE — The House voted to urge, hut not require, state hoards ami commissions to Include more women, minority and physically handicapped members. The bill, passed 94-22 Thursday and sent to Ihc Senate, was rewritten to say hoards and com­ missions "should" Include members of those groups. Gov. Lawton Chiles vetoed a measure last year that would have made It mandatory. "Th is Is an Issue that Is u long time coming." said Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Sehultz, D-Davle. the sponsor. The hill (HU 653) would make 11 a goal for boards to Include women, minorities and the handicapped In proportion to their numbers in the population. It would require annual reports on the number of appointments from each minority group and that of non-minority appointments to some 350 state boards, commissions, councils and com­ mittees. The hill defines minorities as African Americans, Hispanic Americans. Asian Ameri­ cans. native Americans amt women ('titles said the mandatory hill he vetoed would have unreasonably tied the hands of (hose who appoint the hoards. Many are mimed by the governor. Rep. Alex Villalobos. R-Mlaml. said the new m easure "d o e s not Impose a m indless mechunleal formula." "It does not put me. as a minority. In front of lire line in front ot anybody who Is equally qualified. It simply puls me in the same position." Villalobos said. The House rejected an amendment Tuesday by Hep. Carlos Valdes, R-Mlaml Springs, to restore the mandatory language, and Valdes said he voted lor the hill reluctantly. "We know for sure that government voluntarily will not fix the problem." Valdes said. "I don't believe there Is anything In this hill that will correct the Inadequacies we have In minority representation In our state hoards of women, blacks and Hlspanlcs." THE WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST EXTENDED OUTLOOK NATIONAL TEMPS Temperature* Indicate previous day'* highandovernight lo*tola m EST Tonight: Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of early S a n f o r d H e r a ld Friday, March 25, 1004 Vol, BG, No. 1B5 Published Dally and Sunday, aacapt Saturday by Tha Sanlord Harald, Inc. 300 N. French Ava., Sanlord, Fla. 33771 ■tcond Claaa Pottage Paid at Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing olMcta. Poatmaatar: Sand addraia changaa to THE SANFOHD HERALD. P.0. Ooa 1647, Sanlord, FL 33773-1667. Subscription Rata* (Dally A Sunday) Homa 0*11vary Wail 3 Won tha SIB SO 634.00 • Months 130 00 I4S.00 1 Vaar 671.00 6M.OO Florida Raaldanta mutt pay 1% aalas tax In addition to rates above. Phone (407) 333-3611. evening showers and th u n ­ derstorms. Low In the mid 60s, Northwest wind 5 mph. Saturday: Partly cloudy. High In the mid 80s. Wind becoming cast 5 lo 10 mph. Extended forecast: Sunday; Partly cloudy. Iziws In the mid 60s and highs tn the mid 80s. Monday: Partly cloudy and warm. Low In the upper 60s. High In the mid to upper 80s. Tuesday: Partly cloudy and warm wllh a chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Low near 70. High In the mid 80s to near 90. FLORIDA TEMPS City Daytona Beach Ft. Laud Beach Fort Myeri Galnetvllle Homettead Jackicnvlllo Key Well lakeland Miami Pcmarola Sareiola Tallahaiiee Tampa Vero Beach W Palm Baach Hi M 64 66 sa mm 67 II to IT 77 14 ■4 14 a; as Lo 47 74 45 41 mm 44 71 45 74 47 44 47 47 45 44 Pet 00 00 00 00 mm tr 00 01 0$ 00 00 tr 00 If fr y V F R ID A Y P tly cldy 87-60 SA TU R D A Y P tly cldy 85-03 MOON PHASES O FULL March 27 • NEW A p ril 11 ® LAST A p ril 3 € F IR S T A p ril 19 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 1 foot and semi glassy. Current Is slow to the north with u water temperature of 69 degrees. New Sm yrna Beach: Waves arc I loot and glassy. Current Is slight to the north wllh a water lent petal ore of 60 degrees. SUNDAY P tly cldy 85-65 MONDAY P tly cldy 68 08 TIDES S A TU R D A Y: S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. 3:50 u.m.. 4:05 p.m.: MaJ. 9:55 a.m.. 10:25 p.m. T ID E S : Daytona Beach: highs. 6:44 u.m.. 7:13 p.m.: lows. 12:34 a.m.. 12:53 p .m .; New S m y rn a Beach: highs. 0:49 a.m.. 7:18 p.m.: lows, 12:39 a.m.. 12:58 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs, 7:04 a.m., 7:33 p.m.: lows. 12:54 u.m. BOATINQ St. Auguatlne to J u p ite r Inlet Tonight: Wind southwest to west 15 lo 20 knots. Seas 2 to 4 feet near shore and up lo 6 feel offshore. Bay nud lulund waters choppy. Widely scallcrcd show­ ers and thunderstorms. Satur­ day: Wind northwest 10 knots early In the day shtfcctlug to cast 10 knots hy mid afternoon. Seas 2 to 3 feel. TU ESD A Y P tly cldy 88-68 STATISTICS T h e high temperature In Sanford Thursday was 88 de­ grees and the overnight low was 65 us reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center, Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period, ending at 9 a.m. Friday, totalled 0 inches. The temperature al 9 a.m. today was 75 degrees and Frlduy's overnight low was 68 , as recorded hy the National Weather Service at the Orlando lutcrnutlonul Alqiort. Th u rsd a y's high................89 □ Barom etric pressure.30.03 □ Relative H u m id ity ....82 pet □W inds.,..Southw est 16 mph □ R ainfall.......................... 0 In. □ Sunset....................6 :39 p.m, □ Sunrise....... ...........0:23 a.m, City Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic City Baltimore Hilling* Birmingham Dlimarck Bolie Bolton Burlington,VI Charleilon.S C Charleiton.W Va Char latte,N C Cheyenne Chicago Cleveland Concord.N H. Dalle* FI Worth Denver Del Motnei Detroit Honolulu Moulton Indiana poll! Jackton.MIll. Kamai City Lai Vegai Little Rock Lot Angelet Memphli Milwaukee Mpll St Paul Nathvllle New Or leant New York City Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoonle Pllttburgh Portland.Malne St Louli Salt Laka City Saattla Waihlngton.D C HI 42 69 11 79 21 71 34 55 S3 51 75 79 78 39 62 68 S3 74 53 43 62 72 81 67 77 41 69 66 62 66 64 36 64 84 id 65 tU 74 77 75 66 63 49 57 79 Lo Prc 33 14 63 1 50 50 M 51 74 22 51 11 05 26 39 39 67 44 74 63 44 26 32 n 35 64 07 21 23 30 66 7 40 56 31 SI W 28 S3 42 N 46 ,77 46 1 14 28 19 61 74 70 SO 36 19 55 05 53 33 37 01 22 34 04 40 S3 >5 Ollk cdy cdy clr dr dr cdy %n dr dr tlr cdy cdy cdy cdy tn cdy dr cdy »n tn cdy dr cdy rn rn rn cdy rn cdy rn »n in cdy cdy clr rn m dr cdy cdy clr rn cdy clr clr �Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, March 25, 1994 - 3A R e la tiv e s r e lie v e d b y ju r y ’s d e c is io n POLICE BRIEFS ■y I K I P L O n i* Associated Press Writer Striking an officer O A lN E S V Ib b E Scvcrn l Jurors hud trouble sleeping. One had horrible dreams. . Hut relatives of the victims b e lie v e d som e of th e ir nightmares would cease with u Ju ry's recommendation that D a n n y H a ro ld R o llin g be executed In Florida's electric chair for killing five college students. "O ur nlghtmurcs have an end point,” family members said In a fnrinul statement Thursday that praised ihc Jury's unanimous advisory opinion for Circuit Judge Sian Morris. "I am very upset about It. Hut he deserves to die for those horrible crimes he committed," Juror Daren Stubbs said. "The photos — the wuy he killed — was a big factor." Most of the Jurors who com­ mented ii Ikhi I their flue hours of Sanford jmiIIcc arrested Sue Ann Christopher. 34. of 3201 S. Sanford Avenue, ut her residence Tuesday. Police said thry were summoned to the home regarding a reported domestic dispute between Christopher and u man. During their investigation, an oflleer refuted Christopher kicked him In the bead. She was placed under arrest on charges of battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting urrest without violence. Sill arrest Manuel E. Gordon. 27. 1201 W. 13th Place. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford |K>llce early Wednesday. Members of the special Investigative unit. SIU. said they had been following Gordon. In connection with suspected drug dealing. Ills car was stopped by police at 2Bth Street and Summerlin Avenue, and be was arrested on charges of possession of a controlled substance (cocaine), and possession of drug paraphernalia. Theft case Sheriffs deputies arrested Hrlan Patrick Drown, 21, 130 Hunker banc, bake Mary, at Ills residence Tuesday. Deputies said an Investigation revealed he was reportedly responsible for a residential burglnry on Dec. 13. In the 100 block of Highland Court, bake Mnry. He was chnrged with burglnry to a residence, and grand theft. deliberations over two days said the large color photographs of the murder victims overcame anything the defense said about Rolling's mental problems. baurlc bahey. the sister of victim Tracy Paules, was angry and outspoken about Rolling. "He's going to fear for Ills life now." she said, adding that she originally believed that her sis­ ter's killer should "rot In pris­ on." Hut she changed her mind. Ms. bahey said, "lie gets too many privileges. And after what we've seen In Ihc evidence and what we've been through. I want this man to die." Ms. Paules. 23. was Ihc scrlul killer's final victim during the crime spree thut terrorized this college town In August 1990. "You couldn't sec the photos und not cry." said Juror Hrenda D i a z , w h o s a id she had nightmares during the three weeks of testimony. Willie James Merkerson II. 33. 1804 Harding Ave., Sanford, was arrested on shoplifting charge Wednesday morning after n Winn-Dixie employee rc|K>rtcd seeing him attempt to leave the Alr|Hirt Avenue store without paying for 12 packages of disposable razors. Continued from Page 1A Mary, we may get 30 to 40 calls a month, where In Sanford, under the rotation system, we may end up having only five or six." Hutch continued. "W ith the costs of our equipment und Insurance, this is u business situation, and the dllference Is purely a matter of volume. We get so much more work In laike Mary, so we canehurge less." Although Sanford pollrc have been on u rotational basis, u recommendation to adopt the s ta n d a rd ize d costs re c o m ­ mended by tbe Florida Highway Patrol and Florida Department of Transportation Is only now coming Into existence for the city. The F ill 1 rules are called. "Wrecker Uuallllcatlon und Al­ locution System." Under the Sanford rotation system, there are additional costs 111 addition to the $85 base rate for a Class A wrerker service. If walling or working time beyond 30 minutes Is required, the cliargc Is $06 per hour, based on a quarter hour lime period. When larger wreckers are re­ quired. Ihc base rale for Cluss H Is $95 with $3 per mile beyond the 10 mile radius, und for Class C. the charge will be $165 plus $4 for tbe extra nUlugc. Separate charges are also established for additional manIHiwcr wbli2i .in.iy tie needed, and work required such as removal ol a drive shaft, axle, bumper, or other necessities. The charges arc also added lo expanded work required for l.ukc Mary disabled vehicle lowlugs as well Sanford is on tbe rotation basis In addition to Hutch's, three other wrecker services serve the needs of police. Under the F ill’ plan, each must charge tlie same fees lor similar serv­ ices. If one Is culled and Is not available, tbe iccond Is called, etc. The llrst-call rotates among the four. The city of Duigwood Is also W arrant served after arrest Robert Thames. 30. 1400 Dixie Way. Midway, wot arrested on a shoplifting charge Wednesday after u security guard ut the French Avenue Winn-Dixie store reported seeing him attempt to leave the store without paying for two antl-persplrants. After Ills arrest. Thames was also served with an oustundlng charge of disorderly conduct. W arrant arrests m ade The following wanted |>ersons were nrrested: • Tyrone Greene Jr.. 23. 000 Hay Ave., Sanford; on a charge of failure to uppear In court to answer to n marijuana IMisscsslon charge und a suspended license driving charge. • Dennis Allen Shuttuck. 20. 1475 Hrlghnm boop, Gcncvui on a charge of failure to pay a $ 137 trespassing line Incidents reported to deputies Violence • A Heathrow security employee filed a complaint agulnst a Hrlstol Park Place resident Wednesday afternoon. The man reported the woman yelled and cursed at him after a security olflcer allowed an Insurance Investigator to examine her home's rooftop. The employee said the woman came to (its office and shoved him. • A management employee of Sabal Club Apartments died a stalking complaint against a tenant Tuesday evening Tbe 24-yeur-old woman reported sbe bud dated tbe man, 31, several times before breaking off tbe relationship about two weeks ago. She reported be came to olflcc several times when she was alone, threatening to kill her. burglaries and theflsi • l(K) block Hums Avenue In Country Club Heights near laike Mary; auto wheels and stereo equipment valued at $1,700 taken sometime Wednesday between 12:45 p in. und 1:50 p m • 2000 block Celery Avenue near Sanford; lawnmower valued at $330 taken sometime between 4 p in. Tuesday anil H a.m. Wednesday. • 200 block Jungle Road. Geneva; rush. Jewelry and a 38-eallbcr handgun valued at a total of $1,305 takeu sometime Monday between 7:30 a.in. und 2 : 10 p in. • I.n Champ store. 241 Hunt Club Hlvd. near bongwood: 150 packs ol cigarettes valued at $300 taken at 3.10 a.in. Wednesday Incidents reported to Sanford police Violence • Two Sanford women reported they were struck by four youths by tbe pool ut Geneva Gardens Apartments at 5:50 p.m. Wednesday. burglaries and thefts • Franklin Arms apartments. 1120 Florida Ave.; 1085 Ford Tcni|Ki taken from parking lot sometime between 9:30 p.m. Wednesday and 4 a.m. Thursday. • Colorado Steak House. 3863 Orluudo Drive: cash and stereo equipment valued ut $1,610 tuken from an employee's vehicle sometime Wednesday between 5:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. • 200 block of West 19th Street; $200 television and $10 In pennies taken sometime between 6:15 a.m. and 3:50 p.m. Wednesday. • Shenandouh Village upurtmentu. 4220 U.S. Highway 17-92; $800 television taken sometime between 2:30 p.m. Tuesday and 9:30a.m. Wednesday. • bake Monroe Terrace; $20 removed from purse while the resident was borne sometime between 11:30 p.m. Tucsduy and 6 a.in. Wednesday. on the rotational system. "We have seven companies." said Chief Greg Manning. "Whenever nne has to tie enlled, we radio lo dlspaleh to phone the next one on the rotation system." Manning said there Is no rontrart between the city nnd the Individual servlecs. "All they have lo do Is obtain a rating from the Florida lllgbwuy Patrol. and follow (he requirements, nnd they are ellglhle (o be on our rotational list." During a work session meeting of the Sanford City Commission lusl month, police Chief Ralph Russell and Commander Doug Hlshop recommended that (he cliy adopt the FHP uniform regulations. Following a discussion on (he requirements. (Ik- commission, at Ihc regular meeting of Feb. 28. voted unanimously lo adopt the FHP system The city attiruey has been authorized to prepare the proper document to implement the guidelines as an official pro­ cedure of the City of Sanford. bake Mary does not use the rntatlou system, choosing to contract with one towing serv­ ice. "We recently received bids for our service, and entered Into u contract wttli Dutch's Wrecker Service,” said Police Chief Rich­ ard Deary. The prices we re­ ceived In the ciaitrnct were one sei price." Cujil. Sum HHflorc explained, "Under this low-bid service we tiavc entered Into with Hutch's, we have had excellent service, and Ihc churges are kepi down. That's one of llic advantages of having an Indlvklual conlruct." Deary added that Ihc prices would still vary, depending on (lie dlslance a vehicle had lo be towed, how much additional work may lie required In hit­ ching up a vehicle, the length of time It may be stored, and olher charges. Continued from Page 1 A The other mail was described as approximately five feet eleven Inches tall, and approximately 180 pounds. Wlillmlre said It was an un­ usual sltuullon when officers have the opportunity to actually witness a burglary In progress. Ann Gurrcn. the mother of Chrlstu Hoyt, said she had pruyed for God to guide the Jury's deliberations. “ He deliver­ ed what we wanted today." sbe said. Ms. Itoyl. 18, was raped, repeatedly stubbed, and de­ capitated. Her battered body was posed In what Rolling later imusted had been Ills "message In Gainesville." Showers Of Flowers-**For Easter Giving £9 . « B LU E D A ZE N E A T N ‘ T ID Y ALL CLEAN SERVICE . IN C . Jam es Q uinn, M .D. Is pleased to announce his association with Harvey Schefsky, M.D. In Family Practice Dr. Schefisky Is a board certified family practice physician with over 20 years In practice. N o w a c c e p t i n g p a t ie n t s . O f f ic e b o m s a r e b y a p p o i n t m e n t . 2209 South French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 (407) 321-4230 NOW 149.92 SALE 25.60 SELECT DRESSES HAGGAR* C U S TO M -F IT SUIT If purchased separately: Now $99.92 Suit Coat. Now $50 Trousers. 25% OFF 25-33% OFF SHEER CARESS HOSIERY P E N TA S 1 Qal. Reg. $ 2 .6 8 S a n fo rd S to re O n ly $10^0 $ Sale Dates 3/25 94 - 3/31/94 SELECT BELTS, SCARVES, HATS, SUNGLASSES, HANDBAGS, SMALL LEATHER GOODS AND TRAVEL ACCESSO R IES Reg. $32. GIRLS' LABELLE* JA C K E T OR SKIRT. O TH ER LABELLE* C O O R D IN A TES ALSO ON SALE NOW 31.92 SALE 9.92 HAGGAR® W RINKLE-FREE C O T T O N SLACKS™ A LL STA FFO R D * EXEC U TIVE AND STA FFO R D * DRESS SHIRTS ON SALE CITY STREETS 2-PIECE SUIT 25-50% OFF 69.92 $188 F O R K ID S 25% OFF SELECT BLOUSES BLOOM ING ANNUALS C a ll T oday F o r Q u a lity C lea n in g ! FO R M EN 25% OFF CITRUS TREES 2 Gal. 3241177 EasterSale SUITS REGULARLY $100 AND UP l i C S HARDWAREj^CE HARDWARE - l i e s HARDWARE "W e challenge you lo re­ member Sonju Larson, Chrlstl I’owcll. Christa Hoyt. Mutiny Tuboada and Tracy Paules — not the man who killed them." JCPenney Burglary S C £ HARDWARE aSCE HARDWARE a\CE HARDWARE 1 Gal. remember (Ills killer, even glori­ fy him for the slaughter of our children." the relatives said In a statement read In the courtroom. Tow Shoplifting charge 3 PK. Reg. 68c "We all cried when we took the vote and heard the word 'death' over nnd over. It was not u task we look lightly." she said. Added Jury foreman Jerre Coleman: "I've done this before and I'm not proud of It. I did II because It was my duty." Colcmun said he was on the jury that convicted Sonia binder Jacobs In Ihc 1976 murder of two luwmcn In Deerfield Reach. She was eventually freed from prison on appeals and guilty plena to reduced churges. Most of the 30 family members and friends who nttended the final days of a three-week sentencing trial feared, however, that carrying out an expected death sentence could take up to a decade because of appeals. "We continue to be haunted with the fear that people will If purchaiod separately, Sale $50. Reg. $55 JACKET Sale $19.92. Rug $24 99 Pants HUNT C L U B *SALE Reg. $14. APPARATUS* RAYON T O P FO R BOYS 20% OFF A LL GIRLS' D R ES SES $20 AND UP 20% OFF NEW BORN. INFANT AND TO D D LER BOYS' D R ESS-UP 20% OFF BOYS' AND GIRLS' UNDERW EAR AND SOCKS Sale $16.99 and $19.99, Reg. $22 and $26. H U N T CLUB* SH O R TS SA LE $19.99, Reg. $25 H U N T CLUB* JEA N S SvrvtnQAlt Your Haidwv* N*#di She* 1978 LONGWOOD LAKE MARY .ig y r Hwy 434 & 427 Publlx Shopping Center l l V h * 339-4883 330-6589 H a rd w a re iVCIT HARDWARE AGE HARDWAREAiCi: HARDWARE SANFORD CASSELBERRY | 207 E. 25th St. 321-0885 a\ C E Winter Park Dr. 339-7365 HARDWARE J HARDWARE ftm ® ntgultt p r C u t oftwmg p c , only Stitt mtf a m«y no) h*», Mon mod* *1ityJtt t««,» •<M p r e i Hk I v i ttough M«rtn J«m uni*,, otfwnm, nowd Pwcmiag,, on i,p f,»»l ,MX),oni«9i*vi»COforlgvulpncM InMnnwtiltnuitikMdnayhj.abMntMononoiip n.reedmwcfurxtM IMucuon,onanpn.predm*ihtrMitt«K«t>v«unUdock>,d*M«d AJ ,4C*ud, JCPimwy Smre V a c -Mom*pno itptttr* Mvmgi oni*gulti (txtt — i Sanford Plaza Hwy. 17-92 • Sanford �Ifi 4 A - Santord Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday, March 25, 1094 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS 4B1-2B0) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407-322-2611 or 831-0093 Wayne D. Ooylo. Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Months.................................. 810.50 6 Months............................... ..830.00 I Year .......................................878.00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales tax In addition to rates above. EDITORIAL Vote for Sawyer in Lake Mary Lake M ary can be proud of Its citizens. Four excellent candidates have stepped forward to seek the post of City Com m ission. Seat 4. Each of them has special qualifications w hich would serve the city well. Th o m a s Greene Is an attorney. W hile legal knowledge w ould he a plus for any m em ber of the c o m m is s io n , he has n o t b e c o m e personally Involved in city hoards or co m ­ mittees In Lake Mary d u rin g Ihe six years he has been a resident. Fra nk McDonald serves on the c ity ’s Land Planning Agency. Tim a cu a n Hom e Ow ners A ssocia tion and People for R esponsible Airport Development, lie Is also a m em ber of Ihe Florida Bar. Patrick Callaway Is knowledgeable In de­ velopm ent. He has nlso served on the c ity ’s Business A dvisory Board. W ith the growth of Lake Mary and the upcom ing Seminole T o w n c Center Mall to the north of the city. C a llaw ay’s expertise could prove most valuable. Sheila Saw yer has served on the C harter Review Com m ittee. Board of A djustm ents, Elderly Affairs Com m ission. C itizens A d viso­ ry Com m ittee. Land Planning A gency. Plan­ ning and Zoning Com m ission, am i others. She has also attended almost all co m ­ mission meetings as plan n in g sessions for m a ny years. Saw yer has obtained a good huckgrouud In the operations of this wide range of co m ­ missions and boards. As such, w c believe her service on the city com m ission would be to the best advantage of the m ajority of Lake M ary residents. W hen Saw yer made her first attempt to seek a commission scut, she ran against tncum bnnl David Meulor. At thul time, we recom m ended Mcalor's reelect Ion. However, we also observed that Saw yer would Indeed bean excellent choice In the future. T h e election on Tu e sd a y Is (hat time. We believe Saw yer should be elected to city com m ission seat 4. She Is by far the best choice. In the future, wc believe the city would do well In considering these other candidates, especially Callaw ay. Ills qualifications arc excellent. W ith more personal involvem ent, he can prove to be un outstanding choice In years to come. However, on Tu e s d a y, cast yo u r vote for S a w ye r, and help continue Lake M a ry ’s forward progress. LETTER Property restrictions Ref. Tuesday’s (March 15. 1994) article by Vicki DcSormlcr on "Restrictions anger some homeown­ ers." It uppeurs - that Sanford Is becoming the little Moscow on the St. Johns Rtvcr. Fortunately, this Is not the fault of the local residents who still hold to ttic Idea that u person and their property have a rigid to be left ulonc. The fault lies squarely on the shoulders of Commdc Bcttyc Smith and her fellow commissars who. imforUmulely, at least for the time being, urc running our city. I have the greatest empathy for Sue Hancock, and can well understand her wanting to move away. Unfortunately, this Is the worst thing that she could do. Sometimes a citizen or citizens have to stand up and create waves In order to put these people In their plucc. They wen: elected to do our will, not their will, which seems to be lost on this bunch of horses' bulls. If one docs not challenge these people from the si art. In court If need be. It will only embolden them to grcateracls against Un­ people. The fuel that wc have self-appointed block wurdens out making up lists against their neighbors should send un ularm through the community of Indignation and anger. To Ms. Hancock's question of "w hy don't they pul as much effort Into clcunlng up the streets us they do Into muklng sure people pulnl their houses the appropriate color," the raison or answer Is when you have someone whose lop priority Is to hi-autlly the city at the cx|>cnsc of the safety of Its citizens. It's not hard to understand why It's not safe to go to the post office after dark anymore. It's not the fuull of the police department or ItsolhccrH. They are a group of highly trained, overworked, understaffed, and underpaid people. Again the blame for this Is squarely on the shoulders of the mayor, city commissioners, and the city manager. When leadership is mediocre it only follows that everything else stinks. I would advise that Ms. Hancock gel a lawyer, preferably one horn out ol town to bundle this little chore for her. I am a great believer In suing when u civil servunt or ordinance bus wronged you. As fur as I'm concerned when tills happens to me, I will spare no time nor expense to right this wrong, hi the meantime, I sincerely hope lliul Ms. Hancock will chungc her mind about moving. Good, honest, hardworking citizens are something that Sanford can't do without. R.D, Sheufcr Sanford CHUCK STONE Probe W hitew ater, then drown it For one shilling moment, there was Camelot. Tonya Harding, Dan Roslenkowskl and Yllzhnk Rabin had driven Whitewater off Hie front pages. And David Qergcn — whose While House days are numbered anyway — didn’t have a darn thing to do with It. It Is amazing — and unconscionably absurd — how much space newspapers and how much air lime television and radio stations have devoted to an Invisible scandal whose name sounds like a place where nature lovers go railing. So far. the I h - s I thing that the media and the Republican Party have going lor It Is Marccllus' famous speculation from "Hamlet." After Hamlet follows a beckoning ghost out of the room. Marccllus tells Horatio Ihat he thinks they should go after their homeboy. When Horntlo usks why. Marccllus darkly hints, "Something Is rotten In the stnlc of Denmark." That "something rotten" turns out to Ih* a ghost who lells Hamlet that Ids uncle did his' fill her In. Dili neither the Republicans nor Ihe media have u Caspar the Friendly Ghost. That's because they don't have a crime — not even a misdemeanor! Never mind. The Republicans have a Mlghly So far. the skv hasn't even shrugged, And the public — the magnificently bored public - Is about as Interested In Whitewater as li Is in the sex lire of the Alaskan snow owl. Is there a probable-cause scandal here? Sure. |l you're Into Philo's "bcholdltlg bcuiily with the eye of the mind." So far. any Whitewater scandal Is only In the eyes of the Republicans and Ihe media who think that Hill and Hillary Clinton are guilty of "something." Hillary Rodham Cllnlon Is Indeed guilty guilty of poor Investment Judgment, guilty <>t Stonewalling, guilty of not understanding Ihe lull dimensions of her role as the president's wile Hut shr has not lieen proven guilty, so far, of any Improper conduct. How can the American people he sure that nothing Is rotten In the state of Arkansas? Hy laying this nonseandal to rrsl until the teal Information comes In — that Is, special counsel Flskc's findings, the Senate hearings and the House hearings. Nothing Is more therapeutic in a mciultcr ol Congress — especially one running for reelection — than a television lights Hi m i i Ii i I hear­ ing In primetime. JACK ANDERSON A ID a DONNA BRITT Something light: The ‘Most’ list W ASHINGTON — Column time! What shall we tackle today? Some huge problem thul challenges all Americans? The unfair treat­ ment some Innocent has received? One of our thousand universal fears? Who blurted. "I'leasg, not"? Spring Is coming. How about u celebratory. Haugcn-Dazs-lypc column — Indulgent, fat­ tening. not at all good for you? One that neither uplllts, depresses nor outrages? Sometlilng purposely shallow? Even If It weren't Oscar time. I'd say. "Sounds like Holly wood!" The notion of filling column space with my useless tlnscltown adventures hit me Iasi week. In the midst of wulchlng the eosmlcully stupid movie "Guilty as Sin." 1 rented it alter making the eosmlcully stupid move of phoning my husband from the video store to ask his preference: " S in " or the poignant and meaningful "A Rtvcr Runs Through it." So we're sluing there, hooting al Rebecca DeMornuy's ridiculous Impersonation of a hotshot lawyer and co-star Don Johnson's stiurky villain. Suddenly. I (lashed back — to the late 19H0s, when I covered movies for USA Today atid spent un afternoon (u a Beverly Hills Hotel bungalow Interviewing Johnson, who Immediately landed a s[H)l on my "Most" list. Few people get to do Holly wood, lo share paella wllh former "L.A. Law"-yer Jim m y Smlts or stumble accidentally Into Hie arms of Jack Nicholson at the Oscars (maybe he missed me from behind those sunglasses). " R e a d e r s m a y e n jo y m y s illy r e ­ membrances!" I thought. If not. I can be twice as depressing In my next column. All that follows Is meaningless, so savor II. M y c e le b r ity " m o s t " lis t, bused on not-rcmolcly-objcctlvc observation: M OST D IF F IC U L T. A T FIR ST; I’cc-wcc Herman, whose stage persona — man? Itoy? mutant? — I couldn’t decipher. My clumsy uttempts lo Intcprct It put Herman In a suit, complete wllh dlriy looks, curl replies. Desper­ ate, I mentioned the diversity on "pec-wee's Playhouse." Mr, Nasly become Mr. Nice. "Showing minorities Is vital In all I do," lie said. "I ulways felt like an outsider myself." MOST IMMUNE T O T H E "M E. ME. MB" SYNDROME: Denzel Washington, whose agent hud sent him u slory I'd written. Washington did whut stars seldom do — stopped talking about himself to ask questions nhoul Ihe piece und my feelings. M O S T R E V E A L IN G R ESP O N SE T O A COMPLIMEN T: Jane Fonda's, when I told her I liked her new hairdo. "Oh. thunk youl" Fonda, then married lo Tom Hayden, gushed. "My husband seems to like It!" It made me wonder If things were shaky between her and Hayden. They were. M OST SHOCKING. EAR LY INDICATION 1.1. A r Mouse with a Plnoeehln nose. In a press conference. Sen. Alfonse D'Amatn defended Ills fellow Republicans: "We don't want to destroy the president." Hut that, of course. Is e x a c tly w h a t lie wants to do. 'Even the more re­ spectable media has r e p o r t e d tills manufactured "big story" with straight faces. In u sense, you cun'l blame them. Having dropped the InvestIgutlvr halls on the HUD and SAL sca n d als, th e y 're n o w a f r a id lit at maybe — Just maybe — th e re m a y be "something rotten" f Forono shining In Arkansas, after all, moment, there ".See, see. we told was Camelot. J you re a d e rs and viewers ihe sky was falling." f im|i iHf"jr~—i~i riyn~i 1'yi iJSS_ii| iTTWIl|tl T H A T SOME MEN W OULD LO V E " T H E PIANO": Oliver Slone's UJH8 assertion that he fell In love wllh hts then-wife during an eight-hour cur trip because "she barely spoke the whole time." MOST CHARMING: Actor-hoofer Gregory Hines ("While Nights"), who conducted the Interview from hcncuih a cloud of soapsuds while bathing his 5-ycur-old sou. and se re no E liz a be I h M cG overn ( " O r d i ­ nary People"), whose s e n s itiv ity was a in n l c l i f u r h e r beauty. M OST SURREAL: Th e coolly dlslaut Johnson. Other stars — Denzel. Smlts — were sexier, but none could touch Dandy Don for style. The in a n s e c m e d Spring is burnished. Ills hair coming. How and skin huffed to a about a coppery sheen. Ills celebratory, Ilallun suit, pocket Haagen squurc. even socks Dazs-type seemed com putercolumn j| m a t c h e d I o li 1 H steel-blue eyes. I longed to see him mounted on u museum wall — preferably hy Ills trio of surly. Armanisporting yes men. M OST ADORABLE: "Fresh Prince" Will Smith, who borrowed my fi-ycor-uld's ''light­ ning sword" and ran amok In a Burbank office, shouting. "Eu garde!” at delighted female stuff members. MOST ANGRY: Arsenlo Hall, whose rage ut Hollywood racism was seething — and at odds wllh his mlld-brothcr Image. His opposllc: Spike Lee. who wus much sweeter than his flame-thrower persona. B EST LIAR: Raul Julia, who stared me In the eye and sold, "I'm 35." I printed It; then un old Julia schoolmate told ihe star's true then-age: 48. MOST FLIR TA TIO U S : Srnokcy Robinson, whose "compliments" (You're a healthy girl!") tempted my brother — a Journalist who also was Interviewing the Motown legend — to blurt. "Sir. (his Is my sister!" MOST CANDID HOMEOIRLS: Short-haired homcglrls Vanessa Hell Cullowny ("Coming to America") and Tisha Campbell ("Martin"), wtio both wondered. "W hy Is It when l wear a hnlr wave to an audition, I get the Job?" M OST IN TE LLIG E N T: Danny Glover, hands down. SECOND B IG G ES T FLIR T. B U T WHO'S COMPLAINING?: Kevin Costner, who sug­ gested doing the Interview on a park bench. b ig c h ie f fa c e s b a ttle W ASH IN GTON Almost a year alter administrator Brian Atwood |jcomlscd In end "business as usual" at the United Stales Agency for lnlrrnatlnnal DevHnpmrnl one ol the must lielmguerrd rnrnrrs ol the tedi rat bureaucracy Is still losing lax dollars in mismanagement and abuse A series of Inlernal audits we obtained depict an agency where mdlnishcd tasks and sloppy stall work still persist ilcspnc myilad attempts at refonn. In Egypt — ixie of the biggest reel |Heids of A l l ) I u n ds — agency Investigators recently uncovered more than 9600,000 going to waste. In one warehouse lln-rr. Investigators found 240 brand-new mo­ torcycles — eosllng $53 7 ,0 0 0 Hint w ere n e v e r used because licensing A sorlos ol procedures for them inlornal audits remained unfinished. wo obtained I n a nearby depict an warehouse. $138,000 agency where worth of high-tech unfinished tasks Irrigation equipment and sloppy stall silt uniised liecmise work still project personnel persist IJ| h id not been taught h o w to use tl. All) employees told luvcslIgatuiH ih ry wen "afraid" to touch the equipment because d cost so much. These revelations come as Atwood joins a lengthy line of Ills predecessors hy premising to clean up the agency's act. At Ills confirmation hearings last year. Atwood ucknowlrdgcd Ihe problems lx- would luce at AID. where a succession ol mlnoi scandals have given the agency a ma|or Inmgt problem. "USAID Is burdened by a surleit ol goals urn! objectives, encum bered by excessive red tape and lieutm down by pool morale." Atwood (old senators at Ills eon flrmatlon hearing. Like other administration ollicials. Atwood Is being asked to reform an agency at a time when deficit reduction Is causing severe budget cutbacks With less money, and ongoing reports of waste and utilise. AID has been hi reed lo slreamllm- several overseas Installations. Some countries have been taken off the tfolc completely. Until Atwood took over, U.S torclgn aid had become as predictable as death ami taxes. Once a country was In die system, I lie y remained. That Is slowly cliniiglng. as AID recently eliminated 21 overseas missions where assistance Is not needed or llurecipients have been uiicoopeiullve AID ofrieluls hope dial hy clamping stmt the main urlerlra of waste, the entire agency can function more smoothly. "Never since the Marshall Plan of the 1940s has a coiinliy been cut off from the U.S. foreign aid dole." an agency spokesman says. “ (Wc will become) more results oriented. If a com dry shows more results have been achieved, they're going to gel more money, (in the past), success was Judged on whether money was spoil rutlxir dam results." Tunisia and Cameroon, two ol die llrst countries to have their aid eliminated, wasted more than $37 m illion In A ID Binds, according to two Internal reports. Alter AID spent 10 years and $24 million In Cameroon to build university buildings, the government of Cumcroon refused to spend $2 million for a water supply system for the buildings. After government offlcluls broke their contract with AID, agency officials were forced to choose bclwcen paying for the water system or seeing the new buildings go unused The government of Tunisia, meanwhile, bus refused lo help AID recover more than $12 million It spent lo educate Tunisian students who never returned to Tunisia to spur development there, us they were re­ quired. Al U.S. taxpayers' expense, more than 70 Tunisian students canted dot ionite degrees and never returned to itielr country. �V m Sanford Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Friday, March 25, 1994 - BA DEATHS C A R O L ORIESINQER AONEW Carol Grlcsingcr Agnrw, 64, Vlnorlilgc* H un. A lta m o n te Springs, tiled Wednesday. March 23. 1664, at Morlifa Hospital, Altamonte Springs. Horn Dec. 22. 192?). In Cleveland, site moved to Central Florida In l?)H4. Mrs. Agtu-w was a home­ maker. She was a member of St. J o h n Kvangclical Lutheran Church. W lnlcrl’ark. Survivors Indude daughters. Victoria Wilcox, Wilmington. N .C .. Ilrlh n n le W lp p lln g rr. Montana; sons. Janies Michael, Shore wood, Minn.. J . Matthew. Altamonte Springs: live grand­ c h i l d r e n a n d tw o g r e a t ­ grandchildren. All Faiths Cremation Service. Casselberry, in charge of ar­ rangements. LU CILE BEHRENS Luetic Behrens, 77, Orange Boulevard, Luke Monroe, died Thursday. March 24, 1094. at her residence. Horn Nov. f). If) 10 , In Georgia, she lived most of her HTe In the Lake Moiirotarea. Mrs. Helm-ns was a home­ maker. She was u member of First Presbyterian Church, San­ ford. Sunford Women’s Club' Mimosa Circle, mid the Sanford Garden Club, S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e son s, Gerald, Lake Miry. Fred and William. IkiDi irf Lake Monroe: nine grandchildren and eight grent-grandehlldien. Hrlsson Funeral Home. San­ lord. In charge erf arrangements. A N T O N IA D IA K Antonia Dlak. 67. Lynn Klvcr Drive. Deltona, died Thursday. March 24, 1094, at her resi­ dence. Horn March 10. lf)27. In Ukrane, she moved to Central Florida from Newark, N.II. In 1!)H7. Mrs, Dlak was a home­ maker. She altm drd Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Church. Deltona. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e sons. Michael J .. Bremerton, Wash.. Stefan A.. Sunrise. Thomas I*. Margate: two grandchildren. Stephen K. Haldauff Funeral Home, Deltona In charge of arrangements. A D R IA N HUNTER H A L L Adrian Huntrr Hall. 85, North Klllolt Avenue, Sanford, dlrd Thursday. March 24. 1994. at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal; Sanford. Born Jan. 22, 1909, In M organtow n, W .V n ., he moved to Central Florldu In 1968. Mr. Hall was an In* spcctor/nudllor for the Internal Revenue Service. He was n member of First United Method­ ist Church. Sanford Klwanls Club and Sunford Lodge 62. F&AM. He served In the Arm y during World War II. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife . Katheryne: daughter. Cnrolc Hall Graham, Tampa: son. William L.. Tampa: sister. Klolsc Rich­ ard. Marshall, Mich., six grand­ c h ild re n and three g re a t­ grandchildren. G ra m k o w Fun eral Hom e, Sanford, In charge of arrange­ ments. DOROTHEA HAM ILTO N Dorothea Hamilton. 82. Grove Manor Drive. Sanford, died Monday, March 21. 1994, at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal, Sanford. Born June 10, 1911. In Oiluwii. Kansas, she moved to Central Florida In 1964. Mrs. Hamilton was n secretary and a member of Lutheran Church of the Re- drcmcr. Ilaldwln-Fatrchlld Cemetery nnd Funeral Home. Oaklnwn Park, l,nke Mary, In charge of arrangement!!. W IL L IA M HOROW ITZ Wlltlnni Horowitz. 54. Norlh Fir wood Drive, Deltona, died Wednesday. March 2A. 1994, ai Wcttl Volusia Memorial Hospital, DcLand. Ik>rn Jon. 13, 1040. In New York City, he moved lo Central Florida from Palm Reach In 1990. Mr. Horowitz was a civil engineer for Conklin, Porter A Holmes tn Sanlord. He was a member of Temple Israel. West Palm Heach. Survivors Include wife, Har­ riet. Deltona: daughter, Gcrl. Deltona: sons. Handy and .Jason, both of Deltona; brothers. Samuel and Marlin, both of Long Island. N.Y. Stephen H. Haldauff Funeral Home, Deltona In charge of arrangements. Mattie Roberts. 83, South S.H, 415. Lake Ashby, died Tfturdny, March 24. 1994. at Central Florida Regional Hospital. San­ Legal N otices Legal N otices Legal N otices Legal N otices IN THE COUNTY COURT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. m FLORIDA r CASE NO. VI lit* CC II U H TINA M HOLOCN. PUIntlff vi *I OF. N JAM IN M K A LL.fl ,H , IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION Cau No: 91 11)1 CA Dfvillan H I NATIONSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION, f/k.a NCHB MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plalnllll. — vt— ROBERT C HOISSELLE. JR andHIDDEN VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION INC . Defendant! NOTICEOF SALE Nolle* it hereby given lhal, purtuanl lo • Final JiMlgm.nl ol Foraclotur* *nl*>*<l in in* above ttyled ceutt. In in* Circuit Court ol Seminole County. Florid* I Mill v« l tn* proporty Hluet* In Seminole County. Florid*. detenbed at Condominium Unll 143, Build mg »C. ol HIDDEN VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM. According to In* D*cl*r *llon ol Condominium r*cord*d M«rcH JJ 1943 In Official Rtcord Book 16)4 p*g*i 1)41 thru 1747. Inclutlv*. and all amendmanlt in*r*lo. ol in* Public Racordt ol Stmlnol* County. Florid*, togtthar with all *ppurl*n*rK*t lt>*r*lo and an undlvldad lnl*r*«l In in* common element, ol u ld Con dominium at u l form In u ld D*c i*rat Ion at public u l*. to tn* hign*tt and bail bldd*r. tor cam, al in* W*tl tronl door ol tn* Samlnola County Courlhouu. at Sanlord. Florida bafwaan in# nourt ol II 00 A M and 1 00 P M On April M. 1994 D A T E D Ihlt Uth day ol March 1*0, MARYANNE MORSE Clark olClrcull Court By Dorothy W Bolton Drpuly Clark In accordance wllh in* Amtr leant Wnn unabilillai Act par torn ntadmg a tpaclal accom mod, IIon lo parhclpai* in thu procaadmg mould contact m* Individual or agtncy landing nolle* not latar than uvan dayt prior to th# proceeding at tha addratt glvan on in* notice Telephone 40T 111 <1)0 ait 4237, 1 MOTS) IM I ITDDI or 1 400 9)3 1770 IVI. via Florida Relay Service Publlih March II, JS. IWa OEP IT! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO II 0IJ0CA 1. E INVESTORS SAVINGS BANK. Plalntill. y D O N A L D L M IC H A U D . D O R O T H Y J M IC M A U O , GREGORY R OESJARLAIS andKAVA OESJARLAIS. Oalandantt NO TICEO F SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant lo an Amended Sum mary Final Judgmanl ot Fora cloture dalyd May I), tvej and Fourth Ordar Ratchadullng Fortclotura Sal* entaryd in C au Number «l oau CA 14 E ot Ih* Circuit Court of in* lllh Judicial Circuit in and for Sami noi* Counly. Florida nharaln INVESTORS SAVINGS BANK It Plalntill and GREGORY M O E S JA R L IA S and K AY A DESJAHLAIS art Defendant! I alll tall fo in* highatt and hett bidder lor cath al in* vv*»i Ironl door ot th* Sammol* County Courthouu Ml North Park Ay enu*. Sanlord. Florida al II 00 a m on th* Till day ol April. Ih* following datcrlbed property at u l lorlh in Mid Amended Final Judgmanl and Ordar. to wll Lol 1. Beginning al Ih* South watt corner ot tn* NWV. ol th* SW'i Section la, Townthip JO South Hang* I) Eatt. thane* run North M7J 5 laat, thtneo Eatt t)a *4 teat to th* Point ol Beginning, run thane* North I0J } la a t, thane* N orth 41*0t J J ” F a il 11* 71 laat. thane* North 140 JS laat. thane* South 70-JVI7" Fait 440 00 t**t. thane* South 0*04' Eatt 3IS 00 teat, mane* Wail 4S4 04 leal lo th* Point ol Beginning $ub|*ct to a JS 00 laal aaumant along th* Wait tldaol lol WITNESS my hand and ol llcial Hal ol tald Court, Ihlt Till day ol March 1*94 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark. Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton At Deputy Clark Publlih March J! A April 1. 1*94 DEP 14* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IO H TE ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION Cau Nat 91 3144 CA M B S O U TH E A S T M O R TG AG E CORPORATION. Plalntill, vl N IC O M E D E S E SC R IB AN O ; Y E U S A ESCRIBANO ; AN TM ONY D Q U A N D T ; and SANDRA K QUANDT. Dalandanlt N O TICEO FSALE Nolle* li haraby glvan that, purtuanl fo a Final Judgmanl ol Foraclotur* entered In Ih* abov* tlylad caul*, In Ih* Circuit Court ol Samlnola Counly. Florida. I will u ll Ih* proparly tllual* In Samlnola County. Florida, rt*ten bad ai LOT 90. ALAFAYA WOODS PHASE VI, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK JJ. P A G E S 7* T H R O U G H 71. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA al public u la, lo Ih* hlghatl and bait bidder, lor cath. at th* Wall Iron! door ol th* Samlnola County Courthouu. at Sanlord. Florida at 11 00 A M on April II. 19*4. D A T E D Ihlt 1Ain day ol March. 1994 MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot Circuit Court fly JanaE Jaiawtc Deputy Clark In accordance with Ih* Amar leant With DlMbllltlai Act. par torn naadlng a tpaclal accom modation to partldpat* in thlt proceeding thould contact lha Individual or agancy unding nolle* not latar lhan uvan dayt prior to ih* procaadmg at lha addrati glvan on tho nollr* telephone *07 I I ] 4JJ0 4337 1 «00 VSS R7FT (TD D ) or I KW *13 *770 IVI via Florida Relay Saryic* Publlih March l|. JJ, 1*94 DEP 177 INTM E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY DENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 1)1*41 CA 14K FA IR FIELD AFFILIATES. A G E N E R A L P A R TN ER S H IP . GE C A P ITA L ASSET MAN A G E M E N T C O R P O R ATIO N And KIDDER PROPERTIES. INC at Ganarfi Partnart. Plalnlllt. Del*ridfinI IN THC CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. F LOR IDA CASE NO »I m i RESOLUTION TRUST CORPORATION AV RECEIVER OF FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC IAT ION OF SEMINOLE COUNTY Plaintiff, Yt ITEPM ENROBEHTSON. ftU* At Al . Defendant!*) NOTICEOF SALE IIIIIO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN £urtuanf to an Order Scheduling Forecloture Sal* entered In this i Ca m now pending In Mid Court, th« itylA of which it indlcattd [|bovt 1 will Mil to fht highatt and bott bidder for cath at tha Watt Front Door of »ha SEMINOLE County CourthoutR, 301 North i Park Avanua, Sanford. Florida [ 137ft. bat wean It 00 A M and IlOO P M . on April 13. W4. tha following deterIbad property at •if forth In Mid Ordar or Final Judgment, fo wit LOT J9 CRYSTAL RIDGE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT HEREOF. AS RECOROED IN AT BOOK 31. PAGES 94 ROUGH 96. PUBLIC REC ID S O F S E M I N O L E JN TY , FLORIDA O R D E R E D at Samlnola nty. Florida, thlt 72nd day of rc h .1994 4YANNE MORSE I Clark, Circuit Court 1Samlnola County, Florida I,'B y JanaE Jatawlc i. AlOapulyClark J (Pbtollth March 33 & April 1, !l m< } 0BP2SI i r. ARE YOUR IMPLOYMENT PROSPECTS SlHKINO? A oturaOf A b In Th# illladi Y o u r IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL OIVIIION CASE NO T4 0411 C A K E ASSOCIATES FINANCE. INC Plalntill, VI ALTAM EASE WRIGHT AND JOHN DOE W RIGHT. HER UNKNOWN HUSBAND. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE UN KNOWN TENANTSi BARNETT R ECOVERY CORPORATION F /K 'A STA TE W IDE COL LECTION CORPORATION. DalandanllO NOTICEOF SALE Notice It heraby glvan Inal, punuanl to a Final Summary Judgmanl ot Fortclotura an tirad In Iht above ilyitd caut*. In Ih* Circuit Court ol Samlnola County. Florida. I mill tall lha property tlluata In Samlnola Counly. Florida.datcrlbedat L O T S 74, A C A D E M Y MANOR. UNIT ONE. AS PER PLAT THEREOF RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK II. PAGE « PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA A/K/A 117 BETMUNE CR . SANFORD. FLJ177I at public tala, to th* hlghatl and bait btddar. lor cath, A T THE WEST FRONT DOOR. SEMI NOLE C O U N TY C O U R T ­ HOUSE, SANFORD. FLORIDA, al 11:00 A M., on the Uth day ol April. IW4. MARYANNE MORSE C LE R K O FC IR C U IT COURT BY Dorothy W Uolton Deputy Clerk Publlih March I*. JS. IW4 DEP IU t i c k e t r e t i r e t o m a e n in t h e c T r c u it COURT OF THE U TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION OIVISION CASE NO. *11110 CA Ol*. 8 MOUNTAIN STATES MORTOAGE CENTERS. Inc . Plalr.tllf. VS VICTOR M FONSECA and ROSEMARY FONSECA N/K/A ROSEMARY ROMAN, atal Dalendanlt NOTICEOF FORECLOSURE SALE Nolica It haraby glvrn that, purtuant to that Final Judgment of Foraclotur* dalad March II, 1*94, and *ntar*d In civil cau number *J JJJ0 CA Olv. B. ol Ih* Circuit Court ol Ih* lllh Judicial Circuit In and lor Samlnola C o u nly. F lo rid a , wherein M OUNTAIN STATES MORT G A G E C E N T E R S .IN C . It P la ln lllt and V IC T O R M FO N SECA. ROSEM ARY FONSECA N/K/A ROSEMARY HOMAN, A LAFAYA WOODS H O M E O W N E R S ASSO CIA TIO N . INC.. Il/art Dtftnd anl(t). I will tall lo lha hlghatl and bait bidder lor cath al lha wall Ironl door ol Ih* Samlnola Counly courlhouu In Sanlord, Samlnola Counly. Florida, al 1100 A M on April 14. 1994. tha (ullowing datcrlbed property at H t forth In u ld Final Judg manl. 10 wll: LOT 7. ALAFAYA WOODS PHASE V. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK JJ. P A G E S 41 T H R O U G H 44. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Dated March 14,19*4. MARYANNE MORSE Cltrk olCIrcull Court By Jana E Jauwlc Deputy Clark Publlih: March II. 35. 1994 DEP 179 s e c u r e t . For a recorded message of current rate information, l-HOIMUS BOND • 1-800-487-2663 Tut^S J TP SAVINGS tii ^nAmpilc^C/ U. BONDS A|HMk u m riJlIiK nr».p.(xt IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT “ OF THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT* IN ANDFOR 3EMIN0LE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 9J 3M7 CA M E PNC BANK. KY. INC . l/k/a Cltltant Fidelity Bank A Trutl Company. Plalnlllt vt CLEAAMIE HUDSON.#1*1, Dalandanlt NO TICEO F FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuanl lo a Summary Final Judgment ol Foraclotur* dalad March 10. I**4 and entered In Cau No *J 3407 CA 14 E ol th* Circuit Court ol lha IIT H Judicial Circuit In and lor SEM INOLE Counly, Florida, whar# In PNC BANK. KY. INC . l/k/a Cltltant Fidelity Bank A Trutl C o m p a n y , P la l n lllt . and CLEMMIE HUDSON, at al.. are dalandanlt. I will u ll lo Ih* hlghatl bidder lor catb *1 Ih# Wail Front Door ol Ih* Samlnola Counly Courlhouu. Sanford, Florida, al Ih* hour ot 11 00 a m , on Ih# MIN day ot April. 1*94. th* following datcrlbad properly at u t lorlh In tald Summary Final Judgmanl, lo wit: Lol 1* and lha uuth li ol Lot I*. Block 13. BEL AIR, accord Ing to Ih* Plat tharaot at racordad In Plal Book J, Paged) 7*. ol lit* Public Rac ordt ol Samlnola County. Flor Ida D A T E D thlt 14th day ol March, 1*94 Maryann# Moru Cltrk Circuit Court By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark Publlih: March II. 3J. 1*94 DEP 111 REVOCATION OF POWER OF ATTORNEY I, O R S C E O LA M OR G AN, haraby ravoka any and all Powart ol Attorney pravloutly g lv a n by m# lo B E T T Y FREDDIE. D A T E D th li 33rd day ol March, A.D. 1*94 ORSCEOLA MORGAN Signed, Staled and Dallvartd in th* Praunca ol Wllnatut Frank C Whlgham Virginia Wllllamt STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE S W O R N TO A N D SUB S C R IB E D before m# by ORSCEOLA MORGAN, Ihlt 3Jrd lay al March, A.D. 1994. who It partonally known by m*. and My Commlltlon Enplrat: Octo bar 31.1997 VIRGINIAS. WILLIAMS Notary Public) Stilt ol FL (u a ll Publlih: March 35 A April I. I. 1994 DEP 343 ford. Horn Aug. 15. 1910, In Dublin. On., she moved to Lake Monroe from Orlando In 1909, Shr was Baptist. She was a homemaker. S u rv iv o rs Include sister. (Jessie Williams, Lake Ashby. Hrlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge ofarrangements. ROBINSON. THOMAS F u n e ra l services for Mr. Thomas Roblnwin. 7?). of Red­ ding Garden. Sanford, who died Tursdny, March 22. will be 11 a.m. Tuesday, March 29. at Ml. Moriah P.B, Church, with the Rev, Israel Hlnck. Sr., officiating. In t e r m e n t w ill f o llo w In Evergreen Cemetery. Sanford. Friends may call from 4 to 9 p.m. Monday al the funeral home. Sunrise Funeral Home. 900 Locust Avc.. Sanford. 322-7383. In rhnrgr of arrangements. M A T T IE ROBERTS jj Legal N otices N O TICEO FSA LE i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ■ Itia l on th# 7I I I d*y of April, 3 ; lf?4 «i ll 00 am at »h# W**f ; ‘ front door of fht Stmlnoi# •County CoorfhouM. KM North Prfirlt Avtmj#, Sanford Florida JJ/M. th# undrr%ltjr>r*d Cltrk will Offtr lor Ih# frol nMte de%crif>«d on Fthlbif A .»ftarhed htr#to togtlhrr with #11 itryc turtl. Improvtmtnlv fUtyrtt. ippliAncn And Appur tffiafveei Of!' Mid land or uwcf In conjync tlon fhortwlth EXHIBIT "A ” Lot I WtpUl of GrorAwiew VIIIaq# Third Addition Accord Ing to th« pi a I ttwfffof at rv COrtied In Plat Book 26 Ptnjet t And 10 Public Kfcordt of V*ml hoIit County. F lor ida Th# Alor«Mld Mlt Wttl b# mad* purtuant to on prdtr •nt#r«d by Ih# Honorable Donald K Marbletfon# on March ]f, i m Trrm i of Sol# Co»h or cath l# r» chock Subject to Alt tegal Kent And ttncumbrAncoft D A T E D thl» T ilt d a y Of M iftfi. I1W6 MARYANNE MORSE *. Clark of Iht Court I lly Dorothy W Bolton At Deputy Cltrk Publlth March 7S A April 1 19*4 OEP 21A ' .1 - A iff-. vt CHARLES E M ELVIN. W J WILLIAMS. SHELI WILLIAMS l/k/a NITA LOUISE WILLIAMS and I k/a NITA W WILLIAMS, hit wll*. HEATHROW MASTER A S S O C IA T IO N . INC . and ------------, and unknown par ton In potwttlon of In* tub|*cl rtal property. Defendant! 1 1 NOTICEOF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to a Final Judgmanl ol Fortclotura dalad March II. 1994. and anltrad In C au No 93 3047 CA 14 K. ol tho Circuit Court ol Ih# E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEM INOLE Counly. Florida whoraln FA IR FIELD AFFILIA TES A G E N E R A L P A R TN ER S H IP . GE C A P ITA L ASSET MAN A O E M E N t C O R P O R A TIO N and KIDDER PROPERTIES. INC *1 Central Parlnart It P lalnllll and CH A R LES E M ELVIN. *1 41. are Dalan dantt. I will u ll lo in* highaii and bail bidder for cam In in* Walt Iron! door ol Ih* Court hout*. In Sanlord. SEMINOLE Counly Florida, a1 11 00 o'clock on th# I4lh day ol April, 1994. tn* following datcrlbed property ai tai lorlh in u ld Final Judg manl. lo wll Lol 31. BRISTOL PARK ac cording lo the plat thartol at racordad in Plal Book 29, Paget 79 through II, Public Record, ol Samlnola County, Florida D A T E D Ihlt lllh day ol March. 1994 MARYANNE MORSE At Cl9rk of u ld Court By JanaE Jattwlc At Deputy Clark Par tom with a dlublllty who naad a tpaclal accommodation lo partlclpat* In Ihlt procaadmg thould confect ADA Coordinator al Samlnola Counly Courthouu. 301 N Park Avanua. Sulla N30I. Sanlord. Florida 3J77I, al laat! llv* dayt prior lo Ih* proceed Ing Telephone (407) 333 43)0 ail 4237; 1 MO 9SJ 1771 (TD D ) or I 100 9SS1770 IV) via Florida Rally Service " Publlih March I I .3). 1994 DEP 173 Tn t h e c ir c u i T c o u r t OF THE E IG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION OIVISION C AS IN O . t]1 2 J* C A I4 l C H E M IC A L M O R T G A G E COMPANY. Plalnllll. vl PAUL D CORKILL and JILL M C O R K ILL. hutband and wilt, Daltndanllil. NOTICEOF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuanl lo a Final Judgmanl ol Forodotur* dalad March 10. 1994, and anltttd In C au No 93 1330 CA 14 E. of Ih* Circuit Court ol Ih* E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEM INOLE Counly, Florida whartin C H E M IC A L M O R T G A G E COM PANY It Plalnllll and PAUL D CORKILL. al al . ara Daltndanlt. I will Mil to Ih* hlghatl and bail bidder lor cath In Ih* Wttl Ironl door ol Ih* Courlhouu. In Sanlord, SEMI NOLE Counly, Florida, al 11:00 o'clock on lha 14!h day of April, 1994, Iht following datcrlbed proparly at Ml lorlh In u ld Final Judgment, to wll: Lol 7, Block C, COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS. UNIT ONE, according lo lha Plal ihtraol at racordad In Plal Book 13. Pag* 91, Public Record* ol Samlnola Counly, Florida O A T E D Ihlt Uth day ol March, 1*94 MARYANNE MORSE At Clark ot tald Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton At Deputy Clark "Par tom with a dlublllty who need a tpaclal accommodation lo participate In Ihlt procaadIng thould contact ADA Coordinator al Samlnola Counly Courlhouu. 301 N. Park Avanua, Sulla NXH, Sanlord. Florida 32771. at laatl llv* dayt prior lo Ih* procaad Ing. Telephone: (407 ) 331 4330 •at. 4317. I 900 9JS 1771 (TD D ) or 1 400 95J 1770 (V) via Florida Relay Service." Publlih: March II, 35, 1*94 DEP 174 BEHRENS, LUCILE Funtral u rv lc tt lor Mrt B*hr*nt will b* Saturday, March 3*. al 3 p m In Ih* Britton Funaral Horn* Chapel with lha Ray Bruc# B Scott officiating Inltrmanl will follow In Legal N otices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO 93-1947CA (14E) a l l ie d m o r tg a g e o f th e SOUTHEAST. INC . Plalnllll. V. M ARTIN L WILLIAMS.*!*! . Dalandanlt N O TICEO FSA LE NOTICE IS GIVEN that pur tuanl lo a Summary Final Judgmanl ol Foraclotur# dalad March 10. 1*94, in Cat# No 93 3947 CA HE, ol lha Circuit Court ol lha lllh Judicial Circuit In and lor Samlnola Counly, Florida, In which Alllad Mori gag* ol Ih* Soulhaatl. Inc . It Ih* Plalntill and Marlin L Wllllamt. Barbara Blackwell, Jodi Egan. Chant Ganaviava Kyar */k/* Chari* Otlgado O'k/* Chari# Trliophon a,fc/a Chari# DIGIovani, ara Daftn danlt and lhair rttpacliv# un known granlaet. attlgnaat. Ilanofl, cradllort. Irutlaat or other pariont claiming by, through, under or agalntl Ih* named Dalandanlt. who lt/ar* not known lo b* dead or ally*; I will u ll lo lha hlghatl and bail bidder lor cam al Ih* watt Ironl door ot th* Samlnola County Courlhouu In Sanlord. Samlnola County, Florida, between u 00 A M - 1 0 0 P M on April 14. 1994. Ih* following datcrlbad properly u l forth In Ih* ordar ol Summary Final Judgmanl ol Foratloiuro That carfafn Condominium Parcal known at unit No 79 E. D E S TIN Y SPRINGS, a Con domlnum and undivided mlaratt In Ih* land, common element! and common aipantat appurl* nanl lo u ld unll, all In ac cordance with and tublect to covananlt, condition! reticle Horn, lirm t. and other pro vIHom ol Ih* Declaration ol Condominium of O E S T IN Y SPRINGS, a Condominium, at racordad In Olllclal Racordt Book 1317 at pag* 1190. at amended in Olllclal Racordt Book IMO pag* 1447. Olllclal Racordt Book Itfl, pag* Ml. and Olllclal Racordt Book J041, pag* 999. all ol Ih# Public Rtcordt ol Samlnola County, Florida D A T E O Ihlt 14lh day ol March. 19*4 Maryann# Moru Clark of th* Circuit Court By. Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publlih M archll. 2). 1*94 OEP 14* IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 91 1979 CA MB B A N K E R S T R U S T (C O M P A N Y ) AS TR U S TE E FOR THE RURAL HOUSING TRUST 1947 I. Plalnllll. PHYLLIS E TAYLOR, flat . Dalandanllt). N O TICEO FSALE 117714 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuanl lo an Ordar Scheduling Foraclotur* Salt entered In Ihlt cato now pending In Mid Courl, Ih* tlylt ol which It Indicated abov* I will u ll lo lha highaii and bail bidder lor cam al lha Wail Front Door ol th* SEMINOLE Counly Courlhouu. 301 N Park Avanua. Sanford. Florida 32771. between 11:00 A M and 2 00 P M . on Ih# lilt day ol April, 1994, lha following datcrlbad properly at u t lorlh In u ld Order or Final Judgmanl. lo wll: L O T 9, B LO C K A. A B S T E V E N 'S AD O I T ION TO MIOWAY. LESS THE NORTH 117.J F E E T AS PER PLAT RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 34. PUBLIC RECOHDS OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , FLORIOA ORDERED at Sanlord. Sami nola Counly, Florida. Ihlt 19th day ol March. 1994 MARYANNE MORSE At Cltrk, Circuit Courl Samlnola County. Florida By Dorothy W Bolton At Deputy Clark Partont with a dlublllly who naad a tpaclal accommodation lo parllc Ipala In Ihlt proceeding thould contact ADA Coordinator al 301 N Park Avanua. Suita N. 301. Sanlord, Florida 31771. al l u l l Five (J) dayt prior lo lha proceeding. Telephone: (407) 313 4130 E mI 4137. 1 400 93) 4771 (TD D ) or 1 400 91) 4770 IV). via Florida Relay Service Publlih: March 3J A April I, 1*94 DEP 3)0 Sylvan Lako Cemetery Frlendt may call at Ih* lunaral horn# Friday from * until I p m For Irltndt who wltfi Ih* family luggatlt memorial donation lo Ih* Sylvan Lakt Camatary Fund. P Q Bo* 1133. Sanlord. 33773. or Ih* FIra! Prttbylarlan Church Memorial Fund. 301 Or*. Av# , Sanlord. 37771 Britton Funaral Home, Sanlord, In charg* olarrangamanlt MALL. ADRIEN HUNTER Funaral urvlcat f<v Mr Adrian Hunter Hall. IS. ol Sanlord. who died Thurtday. will b* 3 o'clock Saturday allarnoon *1 Gramkow Funaral Mom# Chapel with Ih* Rav Clllf Malvln olllclallng Inlarmant will b# In Oaklawn Park Camelry Friend! may call at Gramkow Funaral Horn# Saturday Irom I o’clock until urylco lima For thou who wlih, memorial contribution! are tuggailad lo the Amarlcan llaarl Attoclallon, Cantrat Florida Chapter, 317 E Markt Slraal, P O Bo* 4*4J. Orlando. FL J7IJJ Arrangamanlt by Gramkow Funaral Horn*. Sanlord HAMILTON. DOROTHEA H. Funaral u rv lc tt tor Mrt. Dorothea H Hamilton, #g* IT. ol Sanford who patted awey Monday, will be conducted Monday al 10 a m . it th* Oaklawn Park Chapal ol tho Baldwin Fairchild Finaral Home with th* Rav. E A Rautchar olllclallng Inltrmanl will follow #1 Oaklawn Park Camalary, Lake Mary Vlillallon lor Irltndt will be held Sunday Irom 4 * p m at Iht lunaral horn* Arrangam anlt by Baldwin Fairchild Funaral Horn*. Oaklawn Park Chapal. Lake Mary Legal N otices Legal N otices IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE E IO M TEIN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL OIVIIION CASE NO 91 3114-CA M E F L E E T FINANCE AND MORTGAGE. INC Plalnllll, vt JAM ESM ITCH ELL: CENTRAL FLORIOA REGIONAL HOSPITAL. INC . l/k/a SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL, INC , ASSOCIATES CAPITAL SERVICESCORP . AS ASSIGNEE OF MOTOROLA INC BARNETT RECOVERY CORPORATION. BARNETT RECOVERY CORPORATION, f/n/a STATEWIDE COLLECTION CORPORATION. UNITED STATESOF AMERICA. D EP AR TM EN TO F THE TREASURY. STATE OF FLORIDA. SUNBANK H A . and UNKNOWN TENANTS Dalendanlltl N O TICEO F SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the Mth day ol April, 1*94. al II DO A M . on Ih* Wall Front trap, ol th* Samlnola Counly Courlhouu. 301 M Park Av* . In Sanford. Stmlnolo Counly. Florid*. MARYANNE MORSE. Cltrk ol lha Circuit Court, will oiler lor ulo to Ih* h ighat! and bat I bidder lor cath. #1 public outcry, tha following datcrlbad property In Samlnola County, Florida, men particu­ larly datcrlbad at follow! Lol 4. Block 3, MEISCM S SUBDIVISION, according lo th* plal tharaot at recorded In Plal Book 3. page 44, of the Public Racordt of Samlnola County F lor id* Th# abov* ul# It made purtu anl to Final Judgment ot For# clotur# anltrad In tha abov* tlylad cauu IN WITNE5S WHEREOF. I have hereunto u t my hand and official u a ! Ihlt Mih day ol March. )9tt (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol th* Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark Publlih March 14 33. 1994 OEP 173 IN THE CIRCUITCOURT OF THE E IO H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.93 1971 CA M L B AR NETT BANK OF CENTRAL FLORIDA. N A Plalnllll, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE N O .fl I441CA DIVISION I4D STM MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plalnllfllt). vt ROBERT NELSON COOPER, al al, Dalendanlltl. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuanl lo a Final Judgment ot loradotura dated March II, 1994. and 9nler#d In Cau No 93 1441CA MB ol tl>* Circuit Court ol th* E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEM INOLE Counly, Florida wherein STM MORTGAGE COMPANY It th* Plalnllll and ROBERT NELSON COOPER. GLADYS COOPER, AND ACTS CON STRUCTION, INC ara Ih# Da landanlt. I will tall lo Ih* hlghatl and bett bidder lor cath al Ih* watt Ironl tlept ol lha SEMINOLE Counly Courlhouu al II 00 a m . on April M. 1994. Ih* following datcrlbad properly at tat lorlh In tald Final Judgmanl LOT 41, BLOCK G, WOOO MERE PARK 2ND REPLAT. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 13, PAGE 73. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOR IDA WITNESS MY HAND and Ih# ual ol Ihlt Court on March M. 1994 HONORABLE MARYANNE MORSE Cltrk of lha Circuit Court By. Jan* E Jauwlc Deputy Cltrk IMPORTANT NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990 Admlnltlrallva Ordar No 93 37 Partont with a dlublllly who naad a tpaclal accommodation Id participate In thlt proceeding thould contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avanua. lull# N. 301, Sanlord. Florida 33771 al laatl llv* 131 dayt prior lo Ih* proceeding Telephone (407) 333 4330 E il 4217; I 400 933 *771 (TD D ), or 1 *00 93) *770 IV). vl# Florida Relay Service Publlih: March 14, 33. 1*94 DEP 170 vt. WILLIAM B GARRARD. CORP .a Florida corporation) WILLIAM B GARRARD. SUN BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, and CAR WASH PROPERTIES. INC . Dalandanlt AM ENDED CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhal purtuant lo an Amended Summary Final Judgment of Foraclotur# entered In Ih# abov# tnlm ad caut* In Ih* Circuit Courl ol lha Eighfeanih Judicial Circuit. In and lor Samlnola Counly. Florida. I will tall al public auction lo Ih* hlghatl bidder lor cath al tha watt Ironl door ol th* Courl houte In Sanlord, Samlnola County. Florida al the hour ol II 00 am on Ih* Itth day ol April, 1994. lhal car'aln parcel ol real property located In Samlnola County, Florida, da ter ibad at follow! EXHIB IT "A " A p o r t io n of L o l 4 ot FERNWOOO PLAZA, at r*. corded In Plal Book IJ. Pag# 9). ol Ih* Public Racordt ol Saml­ nola Counly. Florida, being more particularly datcrlbad at lol low! Begin at fh* molt Northerly corner of u ld Lot 4. thanca run S 4J-34 J4 ' Watl along Ih# Wattarly lln# ol Mid Lot 4 for 130 00 laat: thane* run $ 44*JO’29" Eatt parallel with th* Northerly lln# ol tald Lot 4 lor 100 00 leal, thane# run N. 43*24 34 ' Eatt parallal with th* Wattarly line ot tald Lol 4 lor 150 00 leal lo th# Northerly lln* ot u ld Lot 4; thanca run N 44*30'29" Watt for 100 00 laat to th* Point of Beginning Alto datenbad at Begin at the motl Northerly corner ot tald Lot 4. thane# run S 43*34 34'' Watt along Ih* Northwaitarly Un* ot u ld Lot 4 lor 130 00 laat, thanca run S. 44*30 29" Eatt parallel with th* Northaaitarly lln* ol u ld Lot 4 lor 300 00 laal thanca run N 43*2* 34'' Eatt parallal with th# Northwaitarly lln* ol tald Lol 4 for 130 00 feat to th* Northaait cm y line of u ld Lot 4; thanca run N 44*)0'J9" Weil along the Norlhaattarly line ol tald Lot 4 lor 300 00 laat lo Ih* Point ol Beginning, LESSAN D EXCEP T: Begin al lha matt northerly cornar ol Lol 4. Ftrnwood Plata, at racordad in Plal Book 13. Pag* 93. Public Record! ol Samlnola Counly. Florida, thanca run S 43*14 34 '. along Ih* Wailarly lln* ol u ld Lol 4. 34 03 laat lo in# Point ol Curvature ol a curve concave to th* South aait. laid curve having a radlui ol 33 00 1**1 and a central angl# ol 47*41'37''. thanca run Norlh aatltrly along Ih* arc ol u ld curve 34 37 laal lo a point on Ih* Northerly lln* ol u ld Lol 4. thanca run N 44*30'39' W. 34 03 teal along u ld Northerly lln* lo tn* point ot beginning TOGETHER WITH Alt lurnllure. lurnlihlngt. ap pllancai. Ililurat. and partona! properly ol any kind, together with aaumanl rlghlt pertaining to or illuatad upon tit* real proparly legally datcrlbad abov*. at wall a, all ac caitorlti. parti, equipment and accauloni now attached to or utad In connection therewith or which may hereafter at any time be placed In or added to the collateral and alio any and all replacement! ol any luch prop arty. Alt debtor owned right, till# or Inlereil In and lo any and all rent! or leaui lor lha renlel ol any and all ol Ih* real properly le g a lly d a tc rlb a d below, together with all proceed, from u ld rent! or leatat Including any and all dapotlli mad* purtuanl lo u ld rent! or liatti. whether laid renli or Ita u i ara now In ailitance or thall come Into ekltlence In the future. Dated thlt Mth day ol March. 1994 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C LER KO F THE COURT By: Jan# E Jauwlc Deputy Clerk In accordance wllh the Amer leant Wllh Dliablllllet Acl, per torn wllh a dlublllly who naad tpaclal accom mod* llont lo par llclpata In thlt procaadlng thould contact Ih* ADA Coordi nalor al 301 Norlh Park Avanua. Sulla N 301, Sanlord. Florida 31771, al laatl llv* (3) dayt prior lo Ih* procaadlng (407) 323 4330 atl 4237; 1 400 935 4771 |TDO> or I 400 955 4770 (V ), via Florida Rtlay Sarvlc* Publlih March 14.2). 1994 DEP 171 �. ■-! v $ •A •4* - S a n lo rd H o ra ld , S a n lo rd . F lo rid a - F rid a y . M a rc h 25. 1994 PALM SUNDA Y 8:00 AM Holy Communion 10:00 AM Holy Com m unl H O LY W E E K SER V IC ES ® JIm i In) t r r i u it (El) u r r l) 5210 Markham Woods Rd.. Lako Mary 333 2030 MAUNDYJTUUHSDAY Foot Washing and Holy Communion 7 I’M CLQQD_ER1DAY Noon to 1:30 I’M Meditation and Holy Communion E A S T E R SUN DAY MAUNDY THURSDAY Tcncbrnc Communion Service.........8:00 PM EASTER SUNDAY Sunrise Service................................... 7:15 AM With Rev. Malt Ulniuy Morning Services.....'...... j..9:00 A 10:30 AM IC h lh lirn lu m a llow»f tot llw H r a m iK lI o n C r n u l Sunrise Service 7 AM Holy Communion 10:00 AM and I loly Baptism ~ _ Share The Love \ Jo y (if Jesus Christ Rev. ILL. Barge Rector Dr. Don DrBcvow (Nursery PrmKlftll ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH FIR ST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SANFORD H O LY CROSS EPISCO PAL CHURCH (In the heart of the city) Between Park and Oak Aves. On 3rd and 4In Slreel* 322-2662 HONDA Y IN 1101. Y WEEK, AM RCII Mtb 7:.10I'M. Slattorn of the Crois and lloly F.uebariJ TUESDA Y IN IIOL Y WEEK. AM KCII190, 1:00AM. lloly F.ucbarht 7:30 I'M. Sialloni of the Cron and lloly Euebarltl WEDNESDA Y IN 1101.Y WEEK. HA ECII 30ib 10.00AM. lloly F.ueharlu 7 .10 I'M. Service of Tenebrae MAUNDY TIIUESDA Y, MARCH Iht 7 .101'.M. Maundy Thurnlay l.llurgy GOOD FRIDAY. ATRIi h i 12 00 •3.00 PM. I be Wiry oflbe Cron 7:30 I'M. I be l.llurgy For Coni Friday SUNDA Y OF TIIE RESURRECTION: FASTER DAY A TR IU M 6:30 AM. Tbe Greal Vigil of F.auer 10.00A M. FtUhvI Celebration oflbe lloly Fucbariu PALM SUNDAY • March 27 10.00 AM Sermon • "Why Suffering? Why Tragedy?" Musk; and palms MAUNDY THURSDAY • March 3 1 The traditional Soliloquy Communion Service will be held In Fellowship Hall at 7:00 PM Dramatic presentation of Da Vinci's "Last Supper" EASTER SUNDAY • April 3 9:00 AM • Easter egg hunt by children • Sunday School 10:00AM • Easier Worship Sermon • "Christ Is Risen: Are WcT" Everyone bring flowers for the resurrection cross Easier Music • "Trumpets" Nursery Provided Bruce B. Scott • Minister 700 Rhinchart Rd., Lake Mary * 444-5673 F IR S T U N IT E D M E T H O D IS T Rev. CHIT CHURCH Melvin LUTHERAN C H U R C H o f the REDEEM ER £nster Bfessms P A LM SU N D AY WORSHIP H: 1(1 AM & 10 10 AM (('iiliilrcri'k Palm Parade) TH U R S D A Y r>: 10 Ae.iiw Fc.nl •Rcservallonv Required (1(1011 F R ID A Y 7 .1(1 I'M CHOIR C O N C E R T with Orchestra Requiem lly (inhriel I'nurc' S A TU R D A Y I INI I'M ■.1:1Nl I’M Easier l.ju: Hunt (CcnUMiii.il Park) EAS I ER S U N D A Y O KI SUNRISE SERVICE •Ltkcvldc nl Like Monroe (Flagpole) Corner of Park ami Seminole lllvd H;.10 AM Worship Service I MX) AM Worship * Maundy Thursday Holy Communion 7:30 PM Good Friday Tenebrae 7:30 PM Easter Continental Breakfast 9:15 A M Easter Festival Worship 10:30 A M r A (Nuncry Provided) PASTOR: E.A. Reuvcher 2525 Oak Avenue (AihMfhMi|iiiryOw««| Phone 322-3552 419 Park Ave., Snnford 322 -43 ’ rv. *{ i [fift,L <ir,,]1j~.* pn»wftLuJlTv a ^ir >l!HB F IR S T C H U R C H O F TH E NAZARENE NEW LIFE WORD CENTER 2581 Sanford Ave., Sanford PASTOR R.W. MEKTIIIK EA SIER RE-ENAC1MENT EASTER SUNDAY RESURRECTION DAY CELEBRATION 10:00 AM Special Music by the New Life Choir Friday & Saturday April 1st & 2nd 7-9 PM (In Church Parking Lot) EASTER SUNDAY 0 00 I’M COMMUNION SERVICE CELEBRATION Special Music by the New Life Youth Choir Morning Worship 10:30 AM Evening Worship 6:00 PM ’Come arid hear a message ofJrectlom. deliverance, healing, prosperity anil salvation, with an opportunity loJrcctg worship our Risen Savior.’ #*'. t i n . ' . . ■ • • Pastor Jack Hinton 1311 O a k Ave n u e Sanford. FL R9BH . 3 2 2 -3 1 2 2 -ir 324-0220 ' . s? .. .. ■ H o ly T tiiir N d iiy ■: -..r '.s irw ••v ’ - ll i nr> ' i D E LTO N A LAKES B A P T IS T C H U R C H M i n a nt 5 : 0 0 p m ( S p a n is h ) M i i m nl 7 :0 0 p m (n n y lia h ) 2880 ELKCAM HLVD DELTONA •789-2400 (iim d F r id a y C h u r c h open nil dny for personal .p rayer oyer _ (S p a n is h S e r v i c e ) PALM SUNDAY Praise ami Worship Service Honoring Our Lord's Death 1 1 AM 2:30 pm (English Service) 7 :3 0 p m S la llon a o f the C ru s s ( S p a n is h ) "King's Kids" Perform "More Than A Miracle" Musical 7 PM EA STER SUNDAY Praise und Worship Service Honoring Our Lord's Resurrection 11 AM J 1 A Very Special Observance Of The Lord's Supper 7 PM • _____ G R A C E U N IT E D M E T H O D IS T CHURCH ^ Je s u s H E A V E N ’S G A T E S & JZorcl! 499 N. Cminlry C'luli Rd., I .nkc Mary Worship the Risen Savior at Maundy Thursday •Communion 7:30 PM Saturduy - Children's Easier Celebration ll):h) AM - 12 Noon ABUNDANT LIFE CHURCH E A S I ER SUNDAY 8:30 & 10:30 Morning V orship Special Choral Music til a,, .services Sunday School 9:30 AM (child care provided) (affiliated with the Evangelical Picabytcrlan Church) Maundy Thursday Communion 7:30 PM Sunday School 9:30 AM Easier Worship Service al 10:30 AM 322-1472 Pastor David A. Udell, Jr. t. • .. i<'i *<• . :*. v. 105 Commerce St., Lake Mary, F L Details! Phone 324-1991 $ ijaMh *. FIR ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7 A (DISCIPLES OF CHRIST) 322-7727 •327-0387 PALM SUNDAY 0:45 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Worship D ie J s S a n fo rd C h r i s t ia n C h u r c h U lis e n 730 Upsala Road HELL’S F L A M E S 7:00 l‘M Worship A Communion *A DRAMATCI D UAL UFE PRESENTATION YOUU NEVER fORQET.' 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'He Is Risen Celebration* EASTER SUNDAY 7;00 AM Sunrise Community Service (Lot Next To Church) 8 :15 tarty Worship Service 9:30 Sunday School 10:45 Main Worship Service 6:00 PM 'He It Risen" Celebration Pastor *Daryl Permenter F IR S T B A P TIS T C H U R C H O F G ENEVA 315 1st St, Geneva 349-5411 �, v ; *3 . ,1 FRIDAY •TV, ' • M a rc h Cvi . 2 5w, B S p o rts Doing it the hard way IN BRIEF LOCALLY Babe Ruth O pening Day SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will Im)UI Opening Hoy cercmonlea for the Babe Roth llaseball League nt I0 a.m Saturday at Sanford Memorial Stadium. THE STATE D odgers outscore M arlins VERO REACH - Raul Mondesi lilt a grand •lam and an RBI double, leading the Los Angeles Dodgers over the Florida Marlins I4-9. Mondesi's homer — his fourth — was the big hit In a five-run first Inning. Gary Sheffield drove In thirc runs for the Marlins, hornertng along with Jeff Conlnc and Benito Santiago In a seven-run lltsl. Dcllno DeShlelds had three hits and two RBI for the Dodgers. Eric Karros hod two hits and three RBI. while Mike Piazza. Tim Wullnch and Carlos Hernandez added two hltseaeh. AROUND THE NATION O ’Neal set for Team USA NEW YORK - Shaqulllc O'Neal has put Ills Pepsi problem aside and Is rnuly to Join Team USA for the World Champlonshl|» this summer. Pepsi Cola and USA Haskclliill reached an agreement Thursday that will enable O'Neal to become the llt li player named to the 12 -man team for the tournament Aug 4-14 at Toronto. The Orlando Magic star, averaging an NBAhigh 29.2. would Join a team that Includes Alonzo M ourning and Larry Johnson of Charlotte. Joe Dumars and N ab Thomas of Detroit. Shawn Kemp of Seattle. Derrick Col­ eman of New Jersey. Dominique Wilkins of the LA Cllp|>crs. Mirk Price of Cleveland. Steve Smith of Miami and Dan Majerleof Phoenix Devils nip Lightning E A S T RUTHERFORD. N.J. - Bobby llollk and Scott Stevens scored and the New Jersey Devils clinched a playoff berth with a 2 -1 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning. The Devils have lost only one of their last 14 (10-1-3). while the Lightning lost their third straight and are0-6-2 In their List eight. f Flyers stop Panthers com eback PHILADELPHIA — Eric Llndros had a goal and two assists, helping the Philadelphia Flyers hold off the Florida Panthers 4-3. Philadelphia won Its second victory In Its last six games 12-2-21 and moved to within two |M»lnl» of the Panthers for the eighth and final Eastern Conference playolf spot with It) games remaining Ftorkla. which trailed 4 0. had Its six-game unbeaten streak ended (3-0-3). N uggets dum p H eat |WHAT»3 HAPPENINO B oys’ Baseball □ Deltona at Lyman. 7 p.m. □ Sprue# Creak al Seminole, 3:30 p.m Track □ Lrke Mary (girls only) In Bear Relays al Brooksvlila, 4 p.m. □ Florida Relays al Galneavlllo, 3:30 p.m. SA TU R D A Y M en’ s Baseball □ Lake City C.C. at Seminole C.C. 2 p.m. B oys’ Baseball □ Bla Blue Bonanza Tournam ent al Lake Brantley: 10 a.m., Now Symrna vs. Jacksonville Boach-Fletcher; 1 p.m.. Doltona vs. FI. Plorco Westwood; 4 p.m., Tllusvlllo vs. Mainland, 7 p.m., M errill lalend ve. Lake Brantley. □ Lake Howell el Blehop Moore, 2 p.m. □ Leeeburg el Seminole, 1 p.m. W o m e n ’s Softball □ Seminole C.C. el Peaco-Hernando C.C., 2 p.m. Track □ Florida Ralaysat Gainesville, 2 p.m. COLLEGE B A S K E T B A LL □ 8 p.m. - WCPX 0. NCAA Tournament. TB A Complete listings on Pag* 2 E ____________ BEST Weak-hitting Tribe wins Prom Staff Reporta F I0 H TIN 0 IE M IN 0 LE 1 1 . BARRACUDAS! tomlMlt 1*0 Ml I - J 1 I Now Smyrna Booth 00! 000 I - ! t 4 Orodtn and G<xl»»« Smith. Honry (!) and Adam ton WP — Bfadan (4 l| I P — Smith IB — Ntw Smyrna Daach. Daroilar. Samlnola. tlradan Jli - Naw Smyrna Dtarh. Pro Racordt — Samlnola t 4, Naw Smyrna Saath J 4 NEW SMYRNA REACH - When you aren't hltilng as a team, you have to score any time you get an opportunity uud any way you can. The Seminole High School Fight­ ing Semlnoles did Just that In a 3-2 victory over the New Smyrna Bench High School Harrncudna Thursday night at Airport Field. The Trllrc only got two hits — by the first two batters In the game — and struck out 12 times, hut every time the B arracudas made a mistake. Seminole turned It Into a run. "It's amazing." said Seminole High School head coach Mike Powers. "In the past week, we've won two bull games where we had a total of 27 strike outs. This team has u lot of confidence. They want to win and believe they are going to the state tournament." Th e victory was the second straight for the Tribe, who Improved their record to 7-4. They will play a pair of home games this weekend, hosting Spruce Creek today at 3:30 p m. and l.eeslmrg on Saturday al I p.m. Thursday's game started like Seminole was going to have a big hitting night as Todil Braden led off with a double and Alexis Acosta following with an RBI single. But that was the last hit that the Fighting Seminole would get. New Smyrna Beach (3-61 came hack with two runs In the bottom of the third Inning to take a 2 -1 lead. Seminole came up with the tying run In the sixth Inning as Todd Hensley walked, moved to second on a wild |ilck-o(T throw, advanced to third on a sacrifice hunt by Braden, and scofcd when the hunt was thrown away for an error The winning run scored In the seventh Inning on an even odder set of plays f Bee Sem inole. Page 2B Lions dodge own errors Prom »ta tf R e p orta __ ___________ OVIEDO — It's always nice when you can win In spite of yourself. The Oviedo High School baseball team overcame some mental lapses to jxist a 4-3 win over the visiting D e lto na H ig h School W olves Thursday night al Mlkler Field. The Lions appeared to liuve their seventh straight win In hand In the top of the seventh Inning, holding a 3-1 lead with two out and no one on base. Hut a double. two physical errors, and two mental errors later, the game was lied al 3-3 and headed for extra Innings With two out and a 2-hall. 2-slrlkr count, former Seminole High player Tuny Morgan tlnuhlcd Into the irlt Held corner llrlan Herod hit a grounder In second that was ImmiIciI lor an error and ilic Wolves had runners on first and third. Then, with a 1-ball. 2-slrlkr count on Gabe W itte, reliever Todd llellhorn's throw to first to check the runner eluded the Lions first Prom Staff Reports SANFORD — One winning slieak Is gone, lull not the one that counts The Seminole Community College baseball team saw Its three-game winning streak end at the hands ul the Indian River Community College Pioneers at Raider Field Thursday afternoon by the score of IO-4. lint the winning strmk that matters, a three-game run In the Mid-Florida Conference. Is still Intact since Thursday's game was u nun-conference affair. The Raiders will resume their M FC schedule this Saturday at Raider Field ut 2 pm . when the Dike City Community College Tlmberwoivcn come culling. The Tlmbcrwrilves urc In second place In the M-FC with a 7-5 mark, while SCC Is Juirt a game buck ul 6 6 . Indian River (10-91 jumped on SCC starter Robbie {Morgan (1-2) for four nuts In the lop of the first Inning and cruised the rest of t l r way. '•*. Sprague led the Pioneers hy going-3 for 4 with a triple, double, three runs, and four RBI. Also hitting were Padgett |3-for-5. double, two runs, three RBI). Gonzalez (2-for-4. two runs, one RBI) and Brown (2-for-4.onc run. two RBI). Providing the offense for U r Raiders 112 Mil were Johnny Goodrich (single, two runs). Demy Beamon (single. HDD. Kk:k Eckstein. Pete Bezcrcdl. Isaac Cruz und Scott Fergcrson (one single each); and Malt Dinner and Ronald Hollister (one run each! JS llereld PSolo by Edward Wolfe Somlnolo High School gradualo Dorny Boamon alnglod In a run lor Somlnolo Comrnunlly Collogo Thursday afternoon but II was wasted In a loss to Indian Rlvor. Durham’s sweep highlights Tribe sweep _______ From H a lf Raports________ _________________ _______ SANFORD — Matt Durham swept his singles mutch to spark the Seminole High School hoys' tennis team to u 7-0 sweep of Cypress Creek at Lake Sylvan I ark Thursday afternoon. . . . . In the girls' dual meet. Cypress Creek bested Seminole 5-2. . , .. ... Durham, who pluys hi the No. 6 position In the 1rlln line-up. blanked Derrick Shapiro 8 0 to lead Seminole to Its third duul meet win In eight decisions. Cypress Crcckrdrops to 3-7. Oscar CannonUado. Eddie Vargas, and Sebastian Gras all won their singles matches by an 8-2 count. Cunnonuzado defeating Lester Lopez nt No. 1. Vargas topping Igor Araujo In the No. 3 match, and Gras bcutlng Casey Haddock at No. 4. In the No. 2 singles match. David Edwurds outlasted Carlos Gurreoncro. 8 -6 . Cunnnnlzudo and Edwards later teamed up to shut baseman and rolled Into right field. Morgan scored on the play and Herod, who broke on the throw, also scored us Oviedo hrltl the ball In thr outfield. ".Just when you think you've seen It all. something new pops up." said Oviedo coach Mike Ferrell. "One of the first things you arc taught In hasehall Is to not hold the hall, always throw It In. Bill we held It and held It I kept thinking we were going In throw It. tint hy the time we did. II was l(H> lute." The Lions redeemed themselves hy winning the game In the eighth Inning Carlos Martinez led off for the Lions with a hunt single and moved In second on a hunt. After Mike Ruglerilus singled Martinez lo third. Bellhorn was walked Intentlnnully lo loud the hustle Mark Metcalf then See Oviedo, Page 3D Prom Staff Reports S! I *5 InRUn RhnrC.C. Uminolo C.C. 004 014 401 - « '»» »» L o*4 Mollingly (/I *nd Guw*l*l. Morgan It) Morgan M<Koa>n 111. H a u l lit. Wagntr III. Giamhalvo II). Diamar 1*1 «nd E llltr. Logtdon 141 WP - lo** II II LP Morgan 11 1) Sa*4 Matting* IB - Indian Ri««r. f’adgelt. Sprague JB - India) River. Sprague HR - none Indian River Community College 1*0. Semirule Community College 11 14 LIONS 4. WOLVES J .4 Innlnft 0*lt*fU 041 004 10 - 1 Ovlwto 010 *11 1 1 - 4 nay and WitlnifcJ Hoag*. Bullhorn (4) and tM f f S Hynet Wl’ — twilhofn ( ] J) I P - SwMiwy iaoa non* 10 - OvIlonA Morgan Lovering. Oviedo. Myn#v M*ndfl« JB — non* HR - non* R*co'di 0*llona 14. Ov*-do II J Morgan, Perry lead ’Noles in Relay romp Raiders suffer ‘unimportant’ loss P IO N E E R I14. R A ID E R !4 DENVER — Dikembe Muloinhn had 20 points. 16 rebounds and eight blocked shots to pace the Denver Nuggets past the Miami Heat 113-101 Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf added 25 and Reggie Williams and Brian Williams 13 earth. Glen Rice lopped the Ileal with 18 points. Harold Miner had 15 points rtf the bench. FOR THE 1 . o las II rllllllllnu all' out Lopez and. aAraujo 8 n0 I— In el... the K No. doubles m match while Vargas and Gras knocked off Gurreoncro and Haddock B O nt No. 2 doubles. Aubrey Nelson und Miranda Wcsttnark scored Hu only wins for the Seminole girls. Nelson topping Phulng Nugyen 8-2 at No. I singles while Westmark l>cat K«s> Mieses 8-4 at No. 3. At No. 2. Cypress Creek's Anomarto Morralcs defeated Tiffany Sodcrslrom H-2 Michelle Gorton and Crlstal Sheppard both notched H-l wins lor the Bears. Gorton besting Blanca Stevenson In the No. 4 match and Sheppard dropping Alyson Westmark at No. 5. Cypress Creek (5-4) swept the two doubles mutches, Nugyen and Morralcs outlasting Nelson and Sodcrslrom 9-7 at No. 1 while Mieses and Gorton defeated Miranda Westmark and Stevenson 8-3 In the No. 2 contest. The loss drops Seminole to 3-5. Seminole will return to action on Monday. April 4. In a boys/glrls duul meet at Lyman. LONGW (M)I) - Willi one athlete dominating the leaping events, unolher scoring big |>olnts In the throwing events, und the sprint relay trains sweeping their events, the Seminole High School track team (Misted an eusy win In the Greyhound Relays Thurstlay night at Lymuii IllghSehm l. Hut It w a s n 't A n d re S co tt, lleruard S|wrrow. and the two time defending state champion Seminole hoys thin tim e, hut U c llu d c r Morgan. Katina Perry und the Tribe girls who outscorcd runner-up Evans 130-93. Host Lyman (92) was right behind In third Morgan was the only two time Individual winner of the meet. Iwiys or girls, as she finished llrst In ImiiIi the triple pimp (37 feel. 8 ',b Inches) and longjump 117 Ux't. 3Mi Inches). ''Have you ever noticed dial when a team has u male athlete who's outstanding In an event, they also seem lo have a female uthlctc who's outstanding In the saute event?" asked Seminole girls' couch Nalc Perkins. "At Seminole, we have the state's best laiys' and girls' triple Jumpers (Scott and Morgan).' The same could be said for Tribe throwers Sparrow and Katina Perry. On Thursday. Perry did for the Sem inole girls what Sparrow usually docs for the Seminole l»oys. winning the discus (113 feet) and taking second In the shot put (38-D H Seminole also seated wins to the 4 x 10 0 -meter shuttle hurdle (I minute. 12.1 seconds). 4 x 100 meter (48.9). 4 x 200-meter 11-44.9). 1.600-meter sprint medley (4:44.4) nnd 4 x 400 meter (3:50.9) relays. The Lyman girls won the distance medley 113:26) and team cross country relays. Even without Scott and Sparrow (who will compete In the Florida Relays today Ui Gainesville), the □ See R ela y *, Page2B Dodders, Orioles remain unbeaten with big wins ' From Staff R « ports __ _______________ ____________ SANFORD — Both the Dodgers and Orioles posted Impressive wins Thursday night to Join three other teams as the only undefeated squads left In the Sanford Recreation Department Little Major Baseball League. In National Division action al Roy Holler Field, the Dodgers (sponsored by Rlnkcr Materials) got a combined five-lilt, nine strikeout performance front Chris Burdick und Shane Burnsed In besting the Fun World at Flcu World Cardlnnls, 11-1. The Dodgers look u 1-0 lead In the first Inning, then broke the gumc open with six runs In the third Inning. The Cardinals scored their lone run in the fourth Inning, but the Dogcrs closed out the game by the 10-run rule with four runs In the bottom of the fourth. Doing the damage for the Dodgers were Andrew Beatty (two singles, three runs scored). Grady Hutchins (two singles, one run scored). Burnsed (one double, two runs scored). Chris Downer (double). Burdick and Brian Porter (one COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN Y O U R iimr. C*rdln»l* Dodgan Alhltllca Or)ol*» ____________ ____ y im iir a ooo * — » * 104 4 - 11 • 101 1 0 - 4 4 141 41 - 14 II single and two runs scored each) and Kundcll Kcnnon (one run scored each). Doing die hitting for the Cardinals were Tyler Drake (two singles). Joe Sondheim. Curtis Woodworth and Britt Lonurd (one single each) and Terry Green (one run scored). In the American Division game at Lukcfront Field. Erie Rogers hurled a slx-hltlcr and struck out 10 as the Orioles (who arc still hi need of a sponsor) dumped die First Union Bank Athletics. 16-6. The Orioles and Athletics were hooked up In a scoring battle, with the Orioles holding Just a 9 6 lead entering the bottom of the fourth Inning. The Orioles took over control at that point, scoring six runs In the fourth and then adding one In the bottom of the fifth to end the game. Leading the Orioles were Nick DOncy (three in u r runs scored). Rogers Itwo slngli singles, four runs scored). Rogers (two singles, three runs scored). Mike Doncy (two singles, two runs scored). Dennis Brldgcr (one single, two runs scored). Brail Locke and Brad Rclnalda (one single and one run scored each), lorn Fodrlc and Joshua Wlncguurd (one single each) and Terry Nut. Ian High and Troy Lewis (one run scored each). Hitting for the Athletics were Eddie Wells (one double, one single, three runs scored). Doug Tclxelra (one double, one single), Willie Bennett (one triple, one run scored). Chris Parra (one double, one run scored) and John Bryan (one run scored). . , . The schedule for Saturday, with records In porcnthcsls: At Roy Holler Field: 8 a.m.. Athletics (0-2) vs. Cardinals (0-2); 10 a.m.. Orioles (2-0) vs. Marlins (0-2); 4:45 p.m.. Freddie Howard Pirates (1-1) vs. Disabled American Veterans (DAV) Royals (1-1). At Lakcfront Field; 8 a.m.. Sunnlland Corpora­ tion Red Sox (2-0) vs. Dodgers (2-0); 10 a.m.. Flakier. Laurence, Dccn fit Fromang Blue Jayn (0-2) vs. Expos (0-2); 4:45 p.m.. Stairs Really White Sox (2-0) vs. Railroaders Cubs (2-0). AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD P A j^ �2 1 - Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, March 25, 1094 STATS & STANDINGS Pittsburgh 10 10 S00 Florida II 11 .471 Cincinnati I 11 « l San Diego S 14 14] At U n it'd Or land* Montreal S 14 134 ThurwNy nlghl N O T E ; Spill squad games count In stand Flrtl ra c t-5/14, 8: II.IT Ings Ties or college games do not 6 Membrane# 1 00 3 40 140 Thursday's Oames 4 Scootched 4 00 I M Las Angelas 14, Flardat 5 Nakota Potagold 4M Kansas City 4. Clnclrrall 1 0(441 3J 40 P (4 41 17 M T (4 4 II 111 44 Philadelphia 4. Boston I Secondraca — 1/1. O: 11.14 Detroit 10. Pittsburgh 10.10 innings, tie IQuoanOf Oenlal 7 40 4 40 1 M Atlanta I. New York Yankees 7,10 Innings 4 Htnry Joa 1140 7 40 Baltimore I, Toronto0 1 Blacktyed Sukan 2 40 New York Mels (SS) 13. Montreal (ssl 1 O (411 SI 00 P IS 4144.14 T (14 I) 111 14 DO San Diego a. Colorado 3 (4-SI 11.40 $ (1-4 2-0) 711.74 Milwaukee 14. ChlcegoCubs I Third rata-1/14. D: 11.71 San Franclscol. California 1 4 Talk Kiddle Korn 11 00 7 10 4 10 Oakland4, Seattle I I Flrtl Pltkar 4 40 4 10 Trias 10. Minnesota! 7 Babe Deri 1440 Cleveland!. Houston! 0 (4 I ) I I 44 P (4 II a i 14 T (4 I 7) 1SS7.I4 Montreal (ssl 4. New York Mels (ssl 4 Fourth raca-1/14. Ci II 44 Friday's Oames 1 Col loan 0 4 10 1 40 1 40 Minnesota vs Baltimore at St Petersburg 3 Aok Ramballna 4 10 4 10 I Chicago’s Storm 410 I OSp m Toronlovs Boston at Fort Myers. 1 OSp m O ( M l 11.14 P 11 1) SO00 T (1 1 1) 44 14 Cleveland vs Kansas City at Haines City, Filth raca - VI4. Ei 11.41 I OS p m 1 Grandmaster Joa 100 4 H 110 Philadelphia vs Cincinnati at Plant City. I Body Trim 14 40 S 20 1 Doctor Crockalt 400 I OSp m Atlanta vs. Florida alMelheurne. lilSp.m. 0(1 1)11.14 P 11-1) 41 N T H I I) 14114 St Louis vs Hoostm at Kissimmee. 1 OS Hath raca-S/I4, D: 1I.S4 pm 4 Dutch Me Gaa 11 00 1 00 S 10 Los Angeles vs Mvdreal at West Palm 1 Yukon Mavarlck 5 40 140 Beach. 1 OSp m 1 Tann’s Andy Girl 110 Tanas vs. Pittsburg at Bradenton. 1: OS Q I14) 11.44 P (4 1) H N T (4-1-1) 147.N pm Savanth raca — 1/1, B : 14 41 San Diego (ss) vs Oilcago Cubs at Mesa. 4 Kalsu Rockat 1 40 4 40 S00 Aril . 1 OSp m 7Hockay Flghtar 140 S00 Milwaukee vs Colorado at Tucson. A r i l . llonCorvatta 4 10 1 OSp m O (4-71 S4 44 P (4-7) 4I.M T (4 7 1) 7IS.N I Seattle (ss) vs San Olego (ss) at Peoria. 14 M l ) 1144 44 Aril .3 OSp m Eighth raca-1 /1 4 ,0 : ll.lt Seattle (as) vs San Francisco at Scot l Shadow Force 4 40 4 40 1 40 tsdale. A r i l , 3 OSp m IJustApoodle 4 40 S40 New York Mels vs New York Yankees at SOmnl OlKOvary SN Fort Lauderdale. 7 OSpm 0 (1 7 ) 14.44 P It 7) m 44 T (1-7 S) 441 40 Chicago White Son vs Detroit at Lakeland. Ninth r a c a -1/1. C: I I 47 7 OSp m aMelloOIII 140 4 70 I N California vs Oakland at Phoenla. 4 OS 1S| Falcon IN IN pm •Aok Ola Dog IN Q II 4) 14 40 PIS II MOO T (4 11) 114 M to th ra c e -1/14.8:11 41 IRule ALII Bit IS N 100 4 40 • Pamala H S 40 1 00 EAST 7 Krypto Flak 1M Fordham 4. St Frarcls. K Y I O I I I ) 44.N P 11 1) 4104 T (117) 114.N Trenton St II. FDUMedlsonO llt h r a c a -V I4 .C : ll.SS SOUTH 1 Pay Me Bonnie 1140 10 40 140 Augusta 3. Newberry 1 4Pashka It 1140 140 Catawbae. Coker 4 1a Cagln Mustang 4 40 Citadel 4 1. Brown 4 I O (14) 41 44 P II 4) IN 44 T 114 4) 147 44 Eton 4. Limestone 7 T T I I 1714 4) Jackpet 1144.40 Florida St. 17, Wake Fares!4 llthraca — 1/14, A: M U Florida Tech 14, S. Connecticut t /Jd’s Big Jell IN IN 110 Francis Marlon I. Woflord7 1 Shlrls Kunte II 40 I N Furman I, Lincoln Memorial 1 1 Task Moon Flower 140 Kennesaw S. Cent Wesleyan 4 O (1 7) 14 44 P (7 1) 41.44 T (7 1 I I 11] 44 Methodist 4. N Adams St 1. It Innings 11thraca — S/14. 8: It 44 Murray St. 4. Currt>erland Tenn.. S. tl 4 Rocket Blade S 40 S 10 140 Innings •Lynn Evans 7 40 1 40 N Caroline St 1. Campbell 1 7 N>s Looking Glas 140 Nlcholls St 4. Arkamas St 3 O (4 4) I I N P (41) lit.44 T (40 71 417.N SI Andrews 11 4. SUNY^Ullca 10 QD 117 4 All) 41 44 (1 4 All 4) H I M SILee 17. Of Iceland 1 14thrace-1/4. A: 14.41 SC Aiken I. N C IMImlngton I 7 Lnb’s Mad M ai I N 140 100 Troy SI S. Holslra 1 1 Ocala Cured 100 140 W Carolina 10. CTiorteston Southern 7 I Skipper John 4 40 O II 71 4 44 P 17 1) 12 40 T (7 1 II It 44 1 Wlnthrop 4. Georgia Southern 3 MIDWEST (7 1 I SI SI N Indiana St 14. Missouri II A — 1,141: H -S III.4 D Iowa 7. St Louise. It Innings Loras II S. Bethel. Ind 0 4 Louisville7. Evansville! Mount Marty 4 4. NW Iowa 1 S Mount Vernon Naiarere 4. Old Westbury S Mount Vernon Naiereno 14. Vassar 1 At Orlande-Seminole SE Missouri 4. S Illinois 1 Thursday night Toledo!. Xavier. Ohio S Flrstgama SOUTHWEST 4 Enrique 1 40 4 40 1 40 ForlHayesSt 4. Mankato St 1 7 Pita IN IN N E Louisiana 7 1. SW Te aas SI 0 I 5Cola 140 Oklahoma St f.Ark Little Rock 0 O 14-1) 41.M P (4 II 444 44 T (4-11) 4.44 T WestTeeas AAM 10. N Colorado! I4 7AIDH4.M PAR WEST Second game Utah II. S Colorado! 4 Pardo Aguirre 4140 1 40 1 40 TOURNAMENTS 7 Erklrle Enrique 4 40 4 40 First City Classic I Marcel Reyes IN Fetal O (4-7) 47.44 P 14-71141.14 T (4-7-1) 1414.44 North Central 4. Plkevllla a 00(4-4)41.44 Pikeville4. Flagler) Third game Amherst 4. Flagler 1 4Marcel Enrique II 40 S 40 140 East Coast Conlerence I Cole Oyarl S 40 4 N First Round 1 Pile Reyes IN Cent Connecticut SI S. Chicago SI 0 0(141 11 44 P 14-1) SI 44 T (4 I D 111 44 Four ft game I Redo Frrla 1100 7 40 4 40 SCole'Jralde 140 140 4 Brio Oyarl 140 0 (S I) 44.N P (IS ) 171.14 T (IS 4) 114.44 EASTERN CONFERENCE Filth game Atlantic Division 1 Pile Forurla 1140 S N 140 w L Pet. OB I Olea Jose 140 I N i N*w York 47 19 717 — 5 Cole Aguirre 140 OrUnde 40 37 .597 19 0(1 D I S .N P H D S l I I T I l 1 SII71.44 M il ml )7 M .557 lO'l With game Nfw Jrrkfy 34 Ji 573 ll'T Boklon 1Armyo Rys 1100 1 40 I N 73 47 154 71'y SCole Jose S 40 140 Philfdeiphia 21 46 313 24'y I Pardo Enrique 4 30 Wfkhlnglon 19 44 764 Wiy 0(1 S) 1S.40 P (I SI 4104 T ( l S I ) 444 M Sevantigame C«ntr6l Dlvltlon 4 Reyes 14 10 4 N 4 40 47 19 71} — l Allfnlf 7 Irlgoyen N N 14 N 44 73 657 ivy Chicago 1 Erkiila 4 10 37 30 557 lO'-y Cltvtlfnd OI4 7) 41 44 P44 1) I N .N T (4-71) 141.14 Indifne 35 JO 536 ll^y Eights game 79 )6 446 IHy Chfrlotl* 4 Mendlbe Bob 11 40 4 00 1 40 19 47 766 11 Deirolt aErklila Reyes IN 140 Milwaukt* II a 373 24 1 irlgoyen Vidor I N 0 (4 1) 14.N P (S 4) I44M T T (S-41) 111.44 WESTERNCONFERENCE Ninth game Mrdwtd Otvlifon 4 Said Aiplrl 14 40 I 00 I N W L Pel. OB 1 Rene Beltran 4 40 1 00 i Houkton 47 il 773 — I Napa Bob IN ■ Sfn Antonio 4/ 70 701 1 0 (1-4) 17 44 P (41) U N T (4-1 4) I7S.N T T Utah 43 25 637 l'y carryover1504.00 Denver 34 77 515 il'y lOthgama Minna kotf 19 46 764 24 4 Vidor III N 4 40 7 00 Of Ilf k 6 56 121 14'-y 1 Beltran 100 1IO Picitlc Qviuon 7 Rene 0 00 ■ Sffttlf 49 (7 747 _ O (14) 11.04 P 14 1) 111.74 T (417) 1S4.M Phoenii 43 7J 657 t llth game Portland 40 77 59/ 4ty 1 Said Reyes 14 40 4 00 I N Golden Stale 39 37 591 10 IMIkel Erklaga IN I N L A Lakerk 71 36 474 11 1 Mendlbe Beltran 110 L A Cllpperk 74 41 349 14(y Q ( M l 14 44 P (1 1) 40JO T (11-1) 114.44 Sacramenlo 73 44 343 24'y 11th gime a clinchedplayollqiot 4 Aramayo Vidor 7 40 7 40 7 110 Thursday's Oames SMIkel Reyes 4 40 SM Boston II). Weshlngton II7.0T 4 Mendlbe Gollll 1140 New York 111. Minnesota 104 Q (S I) 44 14 P (IS ) 114.14 T I8-S-4) 1714 40 Houston 111. LA Lakers 107 QD (1-1A 4 All) IN 400041I A S All) H IM Denver 111, Miami 101 lllhgame SeaIII# 114, Phoenii 104 3 Bob II 40 11 00 4 10 Golden Stale 114. Milwaukee 111 7 Napa S 40 4 00 San Antonio 10/. Sacramenlo 41 I Vidor 4 40 Friday'# Gama# Q (17) 41.44 P <1 All) 14.00 (All 7) lf.M TS Chicago al New Jerkay, / 30 p m 1 M I 105.70 |ackpot 74N.N Cleveland at Philadelphia, 7 30 p m Itlhgame L A Cllpperk al Allanla. 1 30pm 4Olea Mendl IS 40 10 40 1 40 New York al Indiana. / 30p m I Said Gollll 140 1 40 Charlotte al Delroll. Ip m 4 Aramayo Erklaga IN Mllff6uk«« «l Utah. 9pm Q (14) 11.44 P (4 I) 44.44 T (4 1-4) 474 44 S Oallakal Phoenii.4p m (4 14 1) 417.N DD (14) H I M TS S47.N Sacramentoal Portland. 10 )0p m A — 741: H-SS4.171 ooaa J COLLSQI BABIBALL JAI-ALAI NBA STANDINGS SPRING TRAINING NBA BOXKS All Timas EST AM ERICANLEAOUE w 14 Soottl* 14 Ooklond Clcvvland 1) II Boktoo II Dtlrolt 1) Chlcogo 11 KonuikClIy (0 Bolllmoct 10 MllwouhM 10 Toiok • ,Ntw York 9 MInnekolo f Toronto Calllornls 1 NATIONAL LEAO UE 1 w 14 ‘ Son Frpnclkco 11 Allfnlf 12 SI Loud 11 Lok Angflfk 14 ' New York II Phllfdelpbla 11 . Chicago 11 - Colorado It Houkton L 4 1 10 9 9 II 11 D D D II D 13 17 L 1 1 1 I '­ ll 9 II II II Pet. 700 6)4 MS sso sso S4? soo 4SS 4SS 435 471 409 409 .DO Pet. 667 650 ; U7 *619 560 550 542 547 500 NUOOETS 111. H EAT 141 MIAMI (141) Rico a IS I I 14. Long 14 44 10. Seikaly 2 7 0 7 4. Smith 4 17 2 2 II. Shaw 04000. Gelgei S It I I It. Coles S ! 2) 12. Miner 7 II 00 IS. Burton 3 7 4 4 12. Salley 2 4 4 4 4 Totals 34 4S 12 24101 DENVER (I D ) Ellis 4 11 14 tl. R Williams 4 14 17 11 . Mulombo 4 4 4 13 N. Abdul Raul 11 N 7 1 IS, Stlth 4 4 1 2 4, Rogers 440 0 4 . MeeOIOOO. Pack 2 4 0 0 4. B Williams 4S S4 I). Hammonds I t I I 1. Randall 00 3 23. Brooks 2 3004 Totals. 44 44Z) 14 113 Miami 14 11 14 14 - 141 Denver 11 24 14 IS — 111 3 Point g o a ls -M ia m i] It (Minor I t , Rice 14. Smith 14, Shaw 01. Burton 0 I), Denver 2 to (Abdul Raul 13. Rogers 13, Ellis 0 t. Brooks 01. R Williams 01) Fouled out — None Rebounds - Miami SI (Long 4), Denver 43 (Mulombo 14). Assists - Miami 17 (Burton 4). Denver 21 (Pack SI. Total louts — Miami 14, Denver N Technicals — Miami coach Loughery. Miami assistant coach Gentry, Denver coach Issel A — 17,171. COLLIQI BASKHBALL NCAA Men's Tournament All Times EST EAST RIOIO N AL Regional Somlllnals At Miami Arena Friday, March IS Boston College (11 01 vs Indiana 111 I). 7 34 p m Florida (17 7) vs Connecticut (14 4), 30 minutes following Regional Oiamplenshlp At Miami Arena Sunday, March 17 Florida Connecticut winner vs Boston College Indiana winner. I:40p m SOUTHEAST REOIONAL Regional Somlllnals At Thompson Boling Arena Knoaville. Tenn Thursday. March 14 Duke S4. Marquette 44 Purdue I). Kansas 71 Regional Championship AI Thompson Boling Arena Knesvllle. Tenn. Saturday. March 14 Purdue (144) vs Duke (14 11.4pm MIDWEST REOIONAL Reglenallemlllnels At Reureen Arena Dallas Friday,March II Arkansas 1771) vs Tulsa (11 71,1 07 p m Michigan 113 71 vs Maryland H i t t ) , 30 minutes lolloping Regional Championship At ReunHn Arena Dalas Sunday. March 17 M ic h ig a n M a r y la n d w in n e r vs Arkansas Tulsa winner. 4pm WEST REOIONAL Regional Semlllnals At The L A Sports Arena Las Armies Thursday. March 14 Missouri 44, Syracuse 44 OT Arizona 42. LoulsvIRe 70 Regional Championship At The L.A. Sports Arena Los Angeles Saturday. March 14 Missouri 111 3) vs Arizona 111 tl, 3 cop m National Invitation Tournament All Times EST Third Round Wednesday. March 11 Vlllanove 71. Xavier. Otvo 74 VanderbiltH Clemson74 Thursday. MWctil! Siena 71. Bradley 41 KansasSlate IIS. Fresno State 77 Senellnals AI New York Monday.March II Vanderbilt III II) vs Kansas SI IN 111. 7 pm Vlllanove H i l l ) vs Siena 114 7). to minutes following Chamceonshlp Wednesday, March 34 Semlllnal losers. 4 at pm Semilinals winners. 4p m NCAA Women's Tournament All Times EST EAST REOIONAL Regional Semifinal At Laws Brown ARtletic Center Plscateway. N.J. Thursday, March 14 North Carolina 7). Vaider bill 44 Connecticut 74. Soultwrn Mississippi 44 Regional Championship AI Louis Brown Athletic Center Plscafawsy. N J Saturday. March 14 North Carolina (3D 1) vs Connecticut (JO 1). Ila m NHL SUMMARIKS DEVILS1, LtOHTNINOI Tampa Bay 4 4 t — I New Jersey 1 4 1 -1 First Period - 1 New Jersey. Hollk 4 (Millen. Niedermeyer) 17 41 Penalties — None Secend Period - None Penalties — Semak. NJ (slashing), 4 1): Oration. TB (hooking). |:S4; Clccose. TB. ma|or (light Ingl. 14 47. McKay. NJ, ma|or (lighting). 14 47 Third Period — 7 Nsw Jersey. Stevens 17 (McKay. Nltdermayv). II 44 1 Tampa Day. Joseph 10 (Klima. Chambersl. 14 33 Ippl Penalties — Young. TB. served by Bradley, (delay ot game) I It: Hollk, NJ (Interference). I IS. tVluso NJ (elbowing), 14 SI Shots en goal — Tang>a nay S 4 10-7) New JerseyS! 12-14 Power play OpporlurSties — Tampa Bay I ol 3 New JerseyOol 7 Goalies — Tampa Bay. Young 02 1 (14 shots 74 saves) New Jersey Brodeur 1J 4 7 12)121 A - 1)017 Reltrte — Paul Devarski Linesmen — Tim Nowak. Leon Stickle FLYERS4. PANTHERS) Florida • I I - 1 Philadelphia 1 1 4 -4 First period - I Philadelphia. Beranek 27 lOlneen. Tlppeltl. 1 10: 1 Philadelphia. Lindros 4! (Racine, fkrcchl). 7 17 Penalties - Lindsay. Fla (elbowing), 4 t l) Renberg Phi (Interlerenc*). 10 04 Second period — 1 tTiliadelphia Renberg 13 ( L Indr os 1. 3 31. 4 Philadelphia Brind'Amour 21 I Lindros. Racine), II 11 Ippl; S Florida. Skrucland 14 IHoughl. IS 41 Ippl Penalties — Brown Flo (roughingl 4 11. Renberg. Phi (roughingl. 4 11. Benn Ing Fla (holding stick), a 31. Lindsay. Fla (interference). 14 )i, DiMaio Phi (tripping!, 14 47 Third Period — 4 Florida. Fllrgerald IS (Smith). 4 1). 7 Florida. Lomakin 17. I 01 Penalties — Recchl. Phi (elbowing). I 54 Ttppell. Phi (holding). 14 41. Skrudland Fla (roughingl. II ] ], Rnehl Phi (roughing). II 71 Shell in g i l l — Florida 4 1 1 -7 2 Philadelphia S it S-21 Power play Oppertursties — Florida Oot 4. Philadelphia l o l l Gealles — Florida. Vanbiesbrouck. 70 H 10 I I I shots 17 saves) P h ila d e lp h ia Soderslrom. 5 14 1111 Wl A - 17.147 Releree — Andy vwiHellemond Linesmen — Pal Dapurro. Bernrvd Degrace TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL Amerujn LeBQu# C L E V E L A N D INDIANS - A cq u ir'd Ennqu# Wilton, *hort*tof> from th# Mm nvtolft T*in* to <ompiH* an t^rlitr trade MINNESOTA TWINS - Optioned Sha*n Mr yant pitcher to S4t Laht of the Paotic Coa\t league Sent K«v*n Campbell, pitcher Damian Miller and Ten Mclnto%h catchert and Gary Scott, infirfder to thair minor league camp for reattqnment TEX A S R AN G ER S - Released Ken Honell pitcher, and John Ruttall, catcher Announced that AlfrwJo Griffin, ihnrtftop ha» left camp NattonalLaague ATLAN TA BRAVES - Optioned Brian Bark and Pedro Uorbon. pitcher* to Richmond ol the International League Sent Dere Clerk and Anthony Telford pitcher* to their minor league carrp for realignment C IN C IN N A TI REDS - Pieced Steue Totter, pitcher, on ttv IS day di tabled lit! Optioned Scott Service and Rott Row'll, pitcher*, to Indienapoli* ol the American A*toe tat ion Sent Ca%#y Candeele. inltetder, and Ken Pett«r*on. ptetpr, to the injpor league camp for ree*l»9 Trr>enf TV/RADIO C O LLEO EBASEBALL Midnight — SUN Tennessee al Arkansas COLLEGE BASKETBALL 4 p m — WCPX 4 NCAA Tournament Indiana vs Boston Collwjn (Li 10 p m WCPX 4 NCAA tournament Florida vs Connecticut (LI BOXING 10pm — SUN Brmdon Crowley vs Corey Johnson. (LI FIO UR E SKATINO 4pm — WESH 2. WbrId Championships GOLF 4 p m — USA The Hayert Championship (LI 1pm - ESPN. LPGA Dinah Shore. IL) MIDWEST REOIONAL HOCKEY Regional Semilinals • N p m — ESPN Cssllasat SI Louis. ILI At The Erwin Special Events Center TENNIS Austin, Teias 3 a m — ESPN. Dads Cup USA vs India Thursday, March 14 (L ) Penn SI 44, Solon Hail 40 Saturday Alabama 73, Teias Tech 44 AU TO RACING Regional Championship I p m - ESPN. NASCAR Mark III Vans At The Erwin Special Events Center 100 Austin Teias I p m - SUN. NHKA Slick 50 Nationals, Saturday. March 14 alsoat lOp m Penn Stale (111) vs Alabama (IS 4). 4 BASEBALL pm I p m — TBS. EihiUllon. Montreal Eipos vs Atlanta Braves. (L) I p m — WGN Eihlbillon. Pittsburgh Pirates vs Chicago White Soi. IL I WEST REOIONAL 2pm — SUN. College Florida el Regional Semlllnals Mississippi Slate. (L ) also al 7 p m and 3 AI Maples Pavilion am Stanford, Celtl. 1 1 p m — SUN. College. Tennessee al Thursday. March 14 Arkansas Purdue 47. Teias AAM S4 COLLEOE BASKETBALL Stanford 74. Colorado 41 11 a m — ESPN. Wbmen. Easl Regional Regional Championship AI Maples Pavilion Final. (L) I p m - WCPX 4. NCAA Division II Stanford, Cell) TournamentChampionship. (LI Saturday, March 14 3 30 p m - WCPX 4 NCAA West Regional Purdue (14 4) vs Stanford (IS S). 12 mid llnal. (L ) 4pm - WCPX 4. NCAA Soulheast Regional llnal. (LI 1:30 p m — ESPN. Women. Mldeast Regional Final. ILI 4 30 p m — ESPN Women, Midwest All Times EST Regional Final. (LI EASTERN CONFERENCE Midnight - ESPN. Wbmen. West Regional Atlantic Division Final W L T PIS OF OA NBA 45 11 / 97 765 i N Y. Hangar, 7 35p m. — 'TBS, Mlanl at Atlanta, (L ) 47 71 II 45 3/0 i New Jertey I 30p m. — WGN. Indianaat Chicago. (L) 34 3 1 6 74 2)5 Wekhlngfon BOWLINO 11 30 11 75 20; Florida ip m — W FTV 4. Tuns (lassie, (L) 11 14 7 73 764 Philadelphia FIOURE SKATINO 31 3) 9 71 7SO N Y Manderk 1 p m . - WESH 2. Wbrld Championships, 75 40 10 60 199 Tampa Bay also at > p m North!id Dlvltlon OOLF 34 1) 1) 91 7D Pllltburgh 7 p m - WESH 7. The Players Champion 34 7) 1) 14 257 Montreal ship. (L ) i l 25 17 16 756 Boklon 4 30p m. - ESPN. LPGA Dinah Shore. (L ) 1/ 21 9 63 746 Buffalo 4p m — ESPN. AcesChamplonshlp 30 34 7 67 740 Quebec HOCKEY 74 47 6 56 19; Harllord I p m — 54, Florida Panthers al New York D 55 i 37 176 Ottawa Islanders. (L ) W ESTERNCONFERENCE SKIINO Central Dvlsion 5pm - ESPN. U S Pro Tour W L T PIS OF OA TENNIS ■ Toronto 14 24 17 40 24321] 2 30 am . — ESPN Davis Cup USA vs ■ Detroit 42 24 S 44 11124S India ■ Dallas 34 IS 10 44 24471) Radio SI Louis 3) 14 4 74 7)1 247 BASEBALL Chicago 3) It 4 74 724111 1 p m — W U C F F M 144 4). College. Winnipeg 22 44 I 52 111144 Charleslonat UCF Pacific Dvlsion BASKETBALL ■ Calgary 34 17 12 44 14473S 107 p m - W G TO A M (540). NCAA Vancouver 34 34 3 IS 250234 T >urnam«nl. Indiana vs Boslon College, San Jose 74 1) IS 47 204234 followed by Michigan vs Maryland Anaheim 27 41 S 54 204IN 145 p m - WWNJ AM (1440). NCAA Los Angeles 24 34 It 54 341744 Tournament. Florida vs Connecticut Edmonton N 41 12 SI 7)1174 MISCELLANEOUS ■ clinched pleyoll Sfol 5 p m . - W G TOA M (5401. Pat Williams Thvrsda/s Oames Show Boston S. Anal elm 3 4p m -W G T O AM (5401. Press Uoi Pittsburgh S,Ottawa I 7 p m > WWNJ AM 1740/14401, The Sports New Jersey 1. Tampa Bay I Nul Philadelphia!, Florida 1 10 p m - WWNJ AM (740), Florida Sports San Jose 1. Toronto I E achange Montreal S. Chicago S. lie 10 pm . - WWNJ AM (1440), Sports Fan Friday's Games Tonight Hartford al Buffalo. 7: lip m Saturday Washington at Detroit. M l p m BASEBALL Dallas al St. Louis. l;3Sp m 12 45 pm . — W W NJAM 11440). Eihlbillon, San Jose at Winnipeg 4 35 p m Montreal vs Atlanta Los Angelos al Edmaiton. 431pm I 05 p m - WGTO Am (5401. Exhibition. N Y, Rangers at Vancouver, 10 )5p m Florida vs New York Yankees MIOE AST REOIONAL Regional Semilinals AI Bud Walton Arena Fayetteville. Ark Thursday. March 14 Louisiana Tech 71. Tennessee 44 Southern Cal IS. Virginia 44 Regional Championship At Bud Wallen Arena Fayetteville. Ark. Saturday.Marchlt Louisiana Tech 114 3) vs Southern Cal 114 1), 7 :N p m NHL STANDINGS S T. A U G U STIN E - Here Ik I hr Florida Sports Writers Associa­ tion ('lass 3A All-Stale boys and l>ltls basketball learns Tor the 1993-94 season: CLASS 3A BOYS F lrtl Taam Torrance Archie, senior. .Jack­ sonville Klbaull; Mark Christian, senior. Kockledjjr: Mlcah Ross, senior. Jacksonville Jackson: .Julian Sent I. senior. Sparr Norib Marlon: Carlos Jones, senior. Cocoa. Second Tonm Roy Lcalh. Junior. laikc Wales: G la n I C u n I til. s e n io r. Fl l.attdcrdalc Cardinal Gibbons: Gary Anderson, senior. Jack sonvllle Klbaull; .I T . Olntslcad. s e n i o r . I*« I n ie llo j S ie v e Rydzrwskl. senior. .Jacksonville holies. Third Toam RaSliawu Powell, senior. I.ake Wales; Chris Robinson, senior. A la c h u a S im la P r; La nce Thnmpklns senior. Wauchtila H a rd e r; .Jean Paul, senior. Naples Lely; Tbrrln Hawkins, settlor. Cocoa. CLASS 3A GIRLS FlralTeam Kim Gallon, senior. .Jackson­ ville Riba nil; Claudrcnu Harold, settlor. Jacksonville Klbaull; Shundra Smith, senior, hcllr Glade Glades Central: Christen Edwards. Junior. Si. AuKusilne Neasc; Kristy Willie. Junior. In­ verness (Mints. SocondToam Sherri Pla. settlor, Riviera llcarh Suncoust; l.akelsba Par­ rish. sophom ore. DeFunlak Springs Walton. Heather Tucl. senior, Fl Lauderdale Cardinal Gibbons; Kim Gaskins, soplto more. Glen St. Mary linker County: Charlyu Davis. Junior. Uulncy Shanks. Third Team April Mcrrl weal her. senior. Jacksonville Rltuult; l.orl Haj{(fell, settlor. Creslvlew: Yolanda Rouse. Junior. Clrwlston: Missy Mack. Junior. Strasoln hooker. Tnmlkn llrlght. Junior. Starke hradford GREYHOUND RELAYS al LymanHigh School Thurtday March M GIRLS Team *cormg - I Seminole (SI U li 7 Evant (E vi 93 J Lyman ILym l t h 4 Oafc Ridge (OR) A) t L* e How'll ILH I M. « Winter Park IWPl U f Or Phillip* (DPI 4/ • Lake Brantley (LB) 4\> f Mount Dora (MDI U 19 Oviedo (Ov) Tlj tl Afiopba (A) JO IJ l other I Lul v t) DeL and (0 )4 Individual retult* Long |ump — I AA>rgan (St I/ J‘ j J Montoomery (SI »4 T « J Rho*le* (Lym ) U J Triple lump — t Morgan (Si ) r •' «. 7 Brown (Lym ) l i t , 1 Jone* (OR) !)•»• High |un.p - I Denoi* (WPl S 7 7 Kolb (Lu) 4 10 1 ttick* (Ev) 4 10 Dttcut - I Perry IS) ID O 7 Cogg.n* (T v ) I0S0 ) Rubin (WPf 10)0 Shed put I G arvinlEv) If 1*>. 1 Perry (SI ■ H*. ) Holme* (Ol la t'i. Dttlance medley relay - I Lyman IJ 74 1 late Brantley D H ) E v a n * l J U 4 a 100 meter %huttfc> hurdle relay t Seminole I IJ I 7 la** Howell I D ) 1Dr Phfllfps 1:114 4 a 000 meter relay ' Evan* 10 71 0 7 lata Brantley to 71 • 1 Lake Howell 10 17 ) 4i 100 meter relay I Saminote d t 7 Evjv^t d J 1 Oefc Ridge V) 1 100 meter tpnr* medley relay — I Evan* I S7 J 7 Ov»«k> 1 SS a 1 Seminole 7 00 t 4 « 700 meter relay — I Seminole l 44 f 2 Oah R>dge t 4S S I I yman I aa S 1.400 meter %pnnt mectey relay I Semi nole 4 44 4 7 Lake Brivdley 4 4S V 1 Evan* 4 4t t Team cro** country relay - l Lyman. 7 take ttowel 1 Lake Brantley 4 ■ 400 meter relay — I Seminole 1 Sa t 7 Oak Ridge 4 0? I. 1 Lynvma 00 t BOVS T rim .coring — I Evont lE v) 101. 7 Ectg*M«1*r (Ed) 47 1 Wminolt (Sum) 14: 4 t i l l How.il ILHI 74‘ i , I L if t M jry ILMI 74: 4 Lymjn ILym l SI: 7 L ik i Brinllty I LB) 44'i: • DoLond ID) 47 4 Ovlldo (Ov) II: 10 Morrill Itlond (M il )t It Apollo (Al It 12 WottOringo IWOl 17 Indrvtduil ro.utti Long lump • I Bnknor lEdl II S'«, 7 Nooly (Ol It 4'3 1 Bonk. (Lym ) 10 4». Triple lump - t Buth (E v ) 44 IN 1 Hutlm ISoml 42 10'i. ) (turpnor (Edl 41S. High lump — I Woddol 1014 0. 1 Thorn*. IEvl 5 10 ) Wiolhortwo (LM) 1 10 Dtkcuk — I J Oovik ILM I 144 1 7 0 1worth ILym l 114 t ) Woodword IF.vl 1750 Shot pul — I Woodword (E v l tr 3<i. 1 Moron ISoml to 7 1 Wokkil (Edl 44 4 Pdf vault 1 Summit It M I 110 1 Boothe ILMI 110 1 Hodgork (LB ) 100 Dtilonco modify riloy — I Lymon II ot 2 Lok» Mory II 71 ) Lot* ll'onlioy II 74 4 ■ HOm ifir khuttlo hurdle riloy — I Edgowolor I 10 1 1 Even. I 11 I ) Seminole 11) 3 1 . 404 motor riloy — I Edgowoter 4 37 4 1 toko Mory 4 to 1 I Seminolo i 1! 1 4 • 100 motor rotoy I loko Howell 4) k 1 Del end 4)4 3 Evenk 4) 7 404 motor kpnrV medley roloy — I DoLond I 34 I 7 Ap.|:fco I 34 7 ) Semtnoit I oo I 4 t 740 moltr nloy - I Loko Howell I 31 I. 1 rdgowolor I 3) 3, 3 Leminole l 31 7 1.400 motor kpnnt mrdloy roloy I Merritt Moral 3 34 2, 7 Evonk 3 44 4 3 Lymon 3 45 4. loom crokk country roloy — I Edgowolor 1 loko llrtmlloy 3 Lymon 4 ■ 400 motor roloy — I Morrill Moral 3 » i 1 Evonk) X>0 3 Loko ftowtll 3 35 1 Relays---------Continued from 111 Sruilnolr boys IH-l) wrri* a Strutts’ third behind Evans 11 () 2 |and Erlsicwulrr 1971 While llie T rlli- tiltin'l win anv events TbursiLiv nisilii. they scored ttt I t ol llte 17 events R o I h 'H R i i III ii w .is seeontl In the triple iiiiiip (-12 to 1 vl and lotirlb III tile I0 M14 111111|> 12(1 M'il while I err.one Moran look second in the shot pill l-lfi-71 Lake Unwell, which Mulshed four I Ji with 79* points, won (lie I x I(X) meter and -I x 200 -mrlcr relays For llllb-plaee Lake Mary (7!i|. ■Janies Oavls was lirst In the discus 11-19 H| and lourlll III llie sbrrt pin (-1-1 7) Mail Hununlt .nul Robert lloolhe lllilslied llisl anil serond. ii'sjier ilvelv. in 11 it* pole vault al I I <1anil It) () I.' Ilian took llisl hi Ihe ills lance medley relay 1 1 I (>H| Seminole Continued from 1H Willi one nul. Deoil Daniels struck otil. Inti reached safely when llte hall dot past the Barracudas' eatelter lomtiiy Holland hunted him lo second. Daniels stole third on a 3-hall. 2 strike pitch its Mike Meadows walked. Oviedo Continued from til lined a single Ihron^ih Ihe drawn-ln Infield (or the winning run "I don't know what our pro­ blem was Ionian." said Ferrell, "litil we dldn '1 seem lo he really lu the flame. And nearly coal us because Deltona has a line little team, very well m aehed" I'rn vIdliiK Hie offense lor Oviedo were Hraln Hendrix |2-for-2. double, one m u). Mrleair 12-for-L two RHI). Martinez |slii)>le. run), Mike Hynes (single, RHI). Rtifjlenlus and Rich Wi lp>hl (one single each) and Hellhorn (iwo runs). Doliif* Ihe hilling lor Delloua |7-(i) were Morion and Roherl UiverhiK wllh one double each and Solo wllh a single. Tile Linns (11-3) will Iravel In South Florida i k -.x i Wednesday for a tournament al Feruamllna * Heat’ll III k Ii School. Oviedo's Drsl liituie will ai>alust Jacksonvllle-Snndalwoixl at I p.tn. Customers Fetv Powers then pui on a play where Meadows went hallway to second and tiled to ^et into a rundown so that the runner on third can score Hut during the play, llte New Smyrna Ik-aeh ealeher threw Hk- hall over Ihe sltorlslop's head Into Ihe out Held allowing Daniels to trot home with the Ko-ahead run Hradcn made the lead stand up as he went the distance lo raise his record to I I on llte season lie seal lend six lilts, struck out seven and walked four. Bet Live Jai-Alai 7:30 P.M. Wod. thru Sat. _ Noon Thura. & Sot. 1 P.M. Sun. Bet Horses 12:30 P.M. Tues. thru Sun. Pompano Harness 7:30 P.M. Wed. thru Sat., Mon. Miami Jai-Alai 7:00 P.M. Wed. thru Sat., Mon. Call Today 3 2 2 -9 A H N o o n W o d . & S a t. Hwy. 17-92 & 436 (407) 331-9191 «rr i �Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Friday, March 25. 1994 - 3B People Easter and Passover safety IN BRIEF ____ Tips to keep holidays from being a calamity Breakfast with the Easter Bunny SANFORD — Till* Junior Woman's Club of Sanford will hold Its first annual llreakfasl with ih r Faster llunny and Faster F^gg Hunt on Saturday. April 2. from 0 to II a m. at the Sanford Woman's Club. 300 S. Oak Avc. Tickets. at S3 (ter person, are available at the door. The event Includes: a ban breakfast, c rafts, names, prizes, and an Faster Knn Hunt In a haystack. Ihr Faster llunny will he available for pictures and I'ollyauna the Clown will l>e face-paint Inn. For Information, call 323-H31(). Rotary honors Lyman students I.ONOWOOD — The Rotury Club of l.onnwood presents monthly awards of recognition to students at Lyman lllnh School based ii|K)u their personal, academic and communityrelated achievements as evidenced by grades, school atten­ dance. school and community activities, and cooperative spirit. At the Rotary meeting on Tuesday, March 22. Lyman High School seniors. Heather Wabnltz. daughter of Maureen and Carl Wabnltz of Altamonte Springs, and llenedlcl J. Park, son ol Mviing and Soonue Park of Casselberry, were honored with the Student Recognition Awurds Two Lyman High School seniors will Ik- recognized by the Rotary Club of Longwood during each mouth of the 1993-04 academic year Taxing inform ation l'he Seminole County Public Library System now has available at all branches free copies of the 11)11.1 Federal Income Tax lorms and Instruction iMKiklets The Central liranch. 215 N Oxford Rd . Casselln-rry. also has available reproducible Federal Income Tax forms for 10H0-1002. Members of Volunteer Income Tax Assistance are present at the Central Ifrunch to answer Income tax questions on Mondays from 5 to M p m and on Saturdays from 10 a in to -I p to In conference room 2. No appointment Is necessary. The following Information was shared with me through the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. I beileve It will be of Interest to you. Most |H-oph- probably do not think of activities associated with Faster or Passover as being particularly hazardous, and In general, they arc not. lint certain customs related lo these observances can Increase the risk of salmonella poisoning or other Illnesses cuuscd by fimdhorne bacteria. Careful preparation and a few precautions can help keep celebration from becoming a' calamity. Keep the following In mind Take care w ith E a ite r eggs and fooda made w ith egga. Hard-ctMiked Faster eggs used In a hunt should be refrigerated until Just la-fore they are hidden. Discard any eggs that are cracked during the hunt or that aren't found within two hours. Harderwrked eggs will last up to seven days In the refrigerator. Raw and undercooked eggs can contain salmonella bacteria When prepar­ ing egg recipes, ccxik tin- eggs thoroughly Avoid raw or undercooked egg dishes and meringues Don't even sample anything containing raw eggs such as uncooked dough and cake batter The Paaaover Seder: Keep hot fooda hot and cold fooda cold. The entire P a s s o v e r ing meat off the bone and store It and other leftovers In small shallow containers In the refrigerator Do not leave any food out for more than two hours. CONSUMER FOCUS W Seek treatm en t i f sym ptom s appear. - I t 1 Salmonella poisoning can be especially harmful for children, seniors, pregnant women and those with chronic Illnesses. Symptoms Include diarrhea, fever, ab­ dominal cramps, nausea and vomiting. Contact tt physician If symptoms appear. BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG Seder meal — typically brisket, roasted chicken or turkey, hard-taillcd eggs, gcfllte fish and rnatzo ball soup — Is prepared In itdvaucr so everyone can participate In the ceremony. If these Raids are not properly refrigerated or heated, they can harbor dangerous bacteria. Arrange cold hards on platters ahead of time and refrigerate Immediately after preparation. Serve directly from the refrig­ erator Raw and undcr-cookcd poultry and meat can also contain salmonella bacteria Thornngli cooking will destroy the bacteria. Inti care should be taken to keep the cooked poultry or meat from becoming rccontnmlnatrd through contact with unwashed utensils, platters or cutti ng boards. Thoroughly reheat |Kiultry. meat and soup to serve After the meal, carve any remain­ Easter pets can spread salm onella too. Illness caused by salmonella bacteria usually <H-rurs as a result of the Improper handling und preparation of food — especially poultry meat and eggs. However, outbreaks of salmonella poisoning have also been linked lo direct contact with live chicks and ducklings. Children can contract the aliment by handling Infected fowl and then placing their fingers In their mouth. Chicks and ducklings are sometimes given to children as gifts at Faster lime. The best advice Is not to give children live chirks or ducklings as pets. However. If they are accepted as gifts, parents should closely monitor their children's play and hygiene. A n y o n e t o uc h i n g the b ird s sh ould thoroughly wash their hands afterwards. es|H-claily la-fore handling food. < yc SCC alum s at Designers’ House -■ Ha Dancers dazzle club ■i Three of the 10 licensed Interior designers invlied to participate in ibis year's Designers' Show House are alumni of Seminole Community College •h r \ are Nancy McClure. ASID. Sandy Crawlnrd. ASID. and Alison (' Garcia del Itusln. ASID. SCC Interior design instructor and licensed Interior designer Jill Smith. ASID. is also one ol ibis year's invited designers and has refurtiushed tile upstairs Lake Room rickets lo the HUM Designers' Show House are $ l() al the door and $7 each lor groups of If) or more Proceeds benefit the ( )rlandn ( )pera Company Hours are If) a m to 3 p in Tuesday through Saturday and noouio-t 3 0 p m on Sunday For tickets or more Information, call Hie Orlando Opera Company al 420 1717 CALENDAR H t u ld Photo by Apryl Koololon Art association m eets Saturday Sanford-Semtnole Ari Association meets on (he fourth Saturday of each month, al I p m . at Shoney's In Sanford Those Interested In arl are welcome lo attend Blood Bank seeks donors Central Florida III imk I Hank Is asking donors ol all lyfies of blood especially O-typc donors — lo donate al Its Sanford liranch. I3 0 2 F Second SI For Information, call 322 0H22 Poets to talk verse Flist Florida Poets meet at ID a in every Monday al Ihr Deland Public Library Interested |MH-ixarc welcome For more tnlormutlon. please call Hob Shelford. 904-73(1O l ID. or Virginia Marlin. 904-775-8909. Sanford Rotarians to m eet Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Civic Center. Bridge club m eets every Monday Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years or older lo play party bridge Tile Party Hrldge Club meets every Monday la-tween 1-3 p.m. ill the Lake Mary Senior Center at the Old City Hull. 15H N Country Club Road. There’s help for kids with alcoholic parents DEAR M A R Y : I think my whole family Is nuts! When my mom Is sober, she's probably the best mom around, but when she's drunk you never know what's going to happen. Some­ times she's really mean and pushes us around or kicks the dog for no reason, sometimes she's throwing up all over ev­ erywhere and sometimes she Just goes to sleep. Fvery dtty when I come home from school I'm seared lo death of what I'm going to find. I worry about It at school and I know that's one reason why I can't concentrate and get In trouble a lot. My sister Just goes around pretending like everything Is flue. Even when Mom Is really out of control, she Just goes to her room and pretends nothing Is happening. I wish I could get out of here, but If I told anyone what's going on It would Just make everything at home worse. I guess there's no hope for me until I'm old enough to be on my own (3 more years!), but at least I got some stuff off my chest. HOPELESS A T HOME DEAR HOPELESS: You gave u perfect description of the effects of chemical dependency on a family. Each person tires to cope with the addict's behavior In ways they wouldn't need to If there was no uddlct In the family. Some people become super responsible, trying not to "rock the boat" und make things Somlnole High School Dazzlors, an award-winning dance loam, strutted their stuff at a gonoral meeting of the Junior Woman'S Club of San­ ford Inc. on March 17. The outstanding Dazzlors aro under the direction of Maureen Macgulre The loam has won numorous awards and superior ratings Although they perform tholr high kicks, spirited jazz and downright lunk with tho greatest of precision, the dancers work hard at main­ taining a high scholastic avoraga and practice at least 12 hours weekly. Dad goes to the head of class for knowing rules of the road old and have been reading your column fur more than -i year now My eighth grade |un!or high class needs your help A boy In our class Is In the hospital because he had -in accident on Ills bicycle with a car Our teacher talked ultoul It In class She said we should always ride with our bikes facing the traffic — like the way we walk on the road I told my class tlait my fullicr said we should always ride our bikes on the right side — with the traffic, lie said It Is safer, and liesldes. that's the law Not everyone agrees. I told them that Dear Ahby has lots of experts and we should ask you. Then they elected me lo write to you. Wll you please check with your experts und tell us which Is the right way to ride our bikes — with the truffle, or facing the trafric? Our teacher said she will put your answer on the bulletin board. DEAR MRS. B R Y A N 'S CLASS CLASS: Your lather was right. According to the C a lifo rn ia Hi g hway Patrol. "Bicycle riders and auloinobllc drlvers follow the same rules und have the same rights, and bicyclists should always ride wltli the traffic — In the same as safe and good as possible. Others may rebel and try lo get any kind ol attention they can — negative or positive. Still other family members may withdraw and pretend the pro­ blem doesn't exist. In the mean­ time. the addict feels guilty and ashamed when they're sober, tries to make up for their lust binge, but this Just pushes them toward the next "round" when they arc again out of control, and may even become violent. You’re right In thinking you can't change your fam ily's behavior, but you cun cope and you can ask for help. Talk to an adult you trust right away. Schools In Seminole County have programs for kids In your situation. You may also call 1-800-ALCOH OL for u referral for more help In the community. Good luck to you! (Mary Balk la a C e rtllle d A d d ic tio n Prevention Pro­ fessional and counselor. Write her al the Sanlord Herald, or call the Seminole County Schools' Drug Prevention office, 323-5710.) tile synagogue Is Insulting "Abby Fan" asked you to prim tlie (Mieni If you ihmighi tb.it your Cat hol i c and J e w i s h readers would enjoy it Frankly. Abby. I lor one definitely did not enjoy reading that poem. I believe that you owe all of your readers — Catholic. Jewish. Prolestunl and Moslem — an utiology. DEAR ADBY: I am 13 years direction as the cars. Cyclists using the wrong side of the road are a common cause of bicycle accidents. DEAR READERS: Here are so m e responses I o I h e tongue-in-cheek |h »ciii "Eleven O'clock Mass" about the Irish Catholics trudging to church Sunday morning while the Jews sleep In I upologltzc to any and all my Catholic. Protestant. Jew ­ ish and Moslem readers who took It seriously und tumid the |mcm offensive. I assumed that all my readers would realize that It was Intended as a lighthearted bit of humor. DEAR AUDY: As a practicing Jew. I strongly resent the In­ clusion of the poem In your column about an Irish Catholic going lo Mass oil a snowy Sunday morning while a Jew remains In bed. The Implication that Jews do not brave the elements to attend worship at LESTER D. HEITLINGER. T A M P A . FLA. OwlalcUUeld <i»ll MA*i • Ijllil «*. 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If You Live In One Of These Areas, Please Call Do-Dah Day a great day Htlild Ptwjo by Mirmtn Schio«a«r Frod Rador (loll), and Jim Estop, program cfialrtnon for tho Unltod Methodist Mon of tho First Unltod Mothodlat Church ol Sanford, discuB3 tho church’s roconl Do-Dah Day which tho mon sponsorod as tho main fund-ralsor of tho yoar. Tho ovont, which Includod produce, bakod goods, athlotlc goar, yard salo, food, gamos, otc. was tormod as highly successful, according to Herman Schrooder. Sanford 323-5265 Lake Mary 321-6660 Longwood - 869-8612 or 774-1231 W inter Springs 777-3370 Altam onte 339-4468 Casselberry 695-7974 Oviedo 695-3819 Or Anytimo Day Or Night Call 646-9644 �1 4B - Sanford Herald. Sanlord, Florida - Friday, March 25 1994 R E L IG IO N rA FAMILY WORSHIP CENTER T770W Airport O'vd 5 An lord FL 37771 Tel U 7 9212 Petto* Jeff KfMl Sunday School 9 JO • m Woryhip • 10 10 • fti Wedn#*d*y Service 7 00 p m Community Pfiyer ft#hrtc#9 Every Frw1*y 7 30pm ACTS too f very Frldey 6 )0 p m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MARKHAM WOODS MOO Marhham Words Moad Late Mary Florida Of RoOerltOoM Parser Pastor II.Wa Study 9 30am Worship 10 45am Youth Meeting 6 00pm Worship 7 00pm Wednesday Services Prayer & R4He Study 7 00pm Adult Choe 5 45pm f M M A N U tl ASSEMBLY OF QOD JJOCommercial Street (Ac'oy* from the C w c Center Sanford, f l 12112 Talaphona (407) M l 1716 Pattor U M d OaCan Sunday School 1130am Woryhip Sant »c# 10 30 am M.d Wee* Home F MKrothrp Groups (Call fo« dal ail t) V» «tl or a Welcome No faery Provided P IN IC R IS T BAPTIST CHURCH 601 C Airport Dlvif Sanford Sunday Sc hoot 945am Morning Worship It 00 am Evening Worship 700pm Wednesday Prayer Meeting 700pm Nursery Provided For All Services Monday Psalm 06 tf 88 Wodnosday Numbers 14 11-25 Friday Esther 4 1-17 Saturday Psalm 31 4 00445pm Christian Pale, pure, and stillChrist Jesus' body lay drawn untn itself, shadowed in die translusecnce of burial linen, hidden in (he darkness ot the grave So the lily slumbers, closed unlo itself in the darkness of night, appearing without life or luster, yet God has created the lily lo blossom with the light ol day . to open wide its pale, pure, transluvccnl petals to greet the heavens and relied His divine plan. Christ’s cruciftcation and resurrection were the true personification of God's plan. Though we arc bom into sin anil suffering, through His death on the cross our sins are forgiven if only we believe in this. God’s sacrifice of His Son. As we open our hearts with praise and thanksgiving for God's gift of salvation, may we appreciate thevc glorious white blooms of die season, then petals spread wide wiili promise, die legacy of the Idly. F IB S ! CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Disciples ol Christ) 1607 S Sanlord Av# S Edeard Johnson Pastor Sundey School 9 45am Worship 1100am Colfee Fedoeship After Worship Tuesday 6t4e Study 1000 am All Are Welcome Here Nursery Available j Christian Science • FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH •. OF SANFORD • 519 Pai* A«e . Sanlord FIRB1 CHURCH OF CHRIS! •IfWv Floyd Bt«fce. Jf Pastor *Clt NllftT. LONQWOOO •* Rev Jim Cornell Mmislei otMuS'C 975 Markham Woods Rd •I Rev Sidney Babe* M a ster of Youth Corner of E f Wimamaoh Rd % Mrs Cathy 01*11# Sunday Church ftervices I* Pre School. C w id'«n $ Ministries and Sunday Behoof 10 00 am Sundey WoraJup 6 15 4 t0 JO * m Wednesday 6 00 pm Sunday School 9 15am Nursery A«*>UM# At All Services %'Disopfaship Framing 615pmHeeding Room Mon Wed Evening Worship 500pm Fn Sit tOem Ip m ^ Wed P^ayar Service 615pm 76*7706 .V’V U n S M K te fl-t I'aAnancantUka Sixart f Nudifi Fn * M I J0R 0AN BAPflST CHURCH 930 Upsaia Rd Sanlord 333 9073 George Siedd Pastor . Sunday School 10 00 am • Morning Service 11 00 am ' Evening Service 6 00pm Wednesday Selves 7 00 p m Old Truths lor a Nee Day Church Of Christ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF LONQWOOD 6911 SR 414 Longeood FL 33750 5194 (407)1)9 3617 Sunday Bible Study 9 )0 «n Worship 10 45 an Worship 6 00 p r Wednesday Worship 700pr Nursery - All services A Deal Ministry STEN STR O M R EA LTY Herb Sfenalrom and Sfaff MINCER MOTORS CARS ft TRUCKS SEE D IA N A M IN C E R & EM PLO YEES B E TT Y W EBER T r FURNITURE FACTORY LIQUIDATORS Q u iilltU F u r n it u r e G D is c o u n t P r ic e s 4050 Hwy. 46, 1 Milo Ensf of 1-4 Sanlord, FL SMITTY S MOWERS M i k e 8 . C o n n ie S m it h 2506 S. Park Dr* Sanford 3 2 2 -2 8 1 1 3X 1-9900 WINN-DIXIE STORES HARRELL A BEVERLY TRANSMISSION and E m p lo yee:. D avid B overly and S fa ff A w dE . USED CARS BANK FINANCE OB BUY HEBE 8 FAY HERE l i l t S. Mighw.r 1F-BJ. Bm Iw D B«nlo.d (102) 1212122 Ortiodo HOF) i n I0BE . 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Sunday Morning Service 1000 am Power A Prette 6 00 pm Wedneaday Service 7 00 p m THE FOLLOWING FIRMS ENCOURAGE YOU TO ATTEND YOUR HOUSE OF WORSHIP THIS WEEK BARNES HEATINQ « AIR CONDITIONING COMPLETE SYSTEMS • ADDONS FREE ESTIMATES • SERVICE ALL BRAN09 residential and com m ercial HEAT PUMP EXPERTS %'•'* tia t« MtO M2I 915 W. 2nd SI. INTERIM EHT lion u^ m 323-3517 I CREMATION BHIPPtiO QAINES homa CAREY HAND - 4 - ^ K for GARDEN C H A P E lTX J 8 2 funarafa PLEASECAU FORPHCE MF0RUATI0N LONQW OOD. 767-5101 CENTRAL SYSTEMS floilturtnl and Food Sarvlca Equipment and Suppllet Party Goods and Paper Goods 2820 Iroquois Ave. Sanford 32773 COUNTRY CHICKEN CO U R JESY 2511* LOCALLY OWNED A 0PCHAIC0 Hardware Stores It * 3211850 W JIM ROWE PEST CONTROL Fam ous Recipe. •IT'S MONEY DIPPED" Eastern Orthodox Charismatic BRAMBEAUTYSALON 3 2 1 -8 5 8 0 1100 8. French Avanu# Sanford •322-79S3 I t a IIAN ReSTAURANT W A L -M A R T P L A Z A 3 2 3 -9 0 4 3 330-1660 “T / t S C A W O M # '< * This Space Available Call / V n c " A Lillie T o u c h O r Sicily" N ICK V IV O N A 2477 l*nrk A v e (rj> 25lli SI. 3 2 4 -5 1 4 7 SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL and DAYCARE C A B AUTO PARTS Pr» tcftool thru 12 oraim 'A Umatry ut Chvtdr d Clod ol SantonT Abaka Currojlum HMur. and All— School D ,f Cars 1-12 Yn (Bona Hunter Hnnarva SPECIAL OROERS 0ELIVERY SERVICE 321-7169 Shorty Smith end Dilt Weiborn 9th SI. and Laurel Ave. Sanford 322-2131 WILLIAMS AND SON DAMAGE FREE TOWING PamWilliams & Sieve Williams, Jr. I.o a il Loan Distance Towiliu ■J O N ' S G L A S S This Space Available Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 it it o t t 3 2 1 -2 3 6 0 I OR 3 2 2 -8 2 9 0 303 S. LAUREL AVE., SANFORD 2599 Sanford Ave. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 801 W. 22nd St., Sanford •321-2723 im OSBORN'S BOOK AND BIBLE STORE FIRST UNITED M ITH OO IST CHURCH 4i9Perk a »# 133 4171 Oiflord Met.m Paato* Dan.ei Seiiera Chou Oreclor Morning Woryhip • 30 A 1100 am Coflee Fellowyh«p 9 30am Sunday School 6 45 am Youth Fallowyh«p 4 30pm MaRHHAM WOODS PAISBYTV RIAN CHURCH 5JI0 Mark*'am W da Roet i a*v Mar, Phone 133 7Uk D* Oon T D#Beto«ye Past Sunday School All Ag#y 9 ) 0 4 " Chw'th Servn •• a 15 A to 10 a ' Nu*aery Prutided TouthQroup Sunday A 00 1> ~ Pit School Mon ihruFn 4»u<; Monthly F amuy NigM Supfw* Third Wednesday of Each Month ft 30 1 ~ RIVER OAK ft PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. P C A Traditional Value* Contemporary &i , i# new m eeting place Ontteond Village Shrypping Cent# 549 W i a*# Mary Hir«f I M l Mar, Wo*ah«p 9 10 111 00 am Or John Montgo#r>«ry Senior Pat• 310910) UPSAIA PKISavTtR lAN W TSfh A upsara “ I Saniu«d Mat Dar#m 5*e# (■«•• Sunday Sr Fhkh 9a" Chyrch Se*« •0 10 a * B Me Sfuify Tuea 9 a m A 7 jo p • W o m e n y F # H o # y h ip fat Monday 1 1 00 am Women a Circle 7nd Monday 10 00am 7 0 0 p m 730pm Men a Prayer B'aaataat tat Thureday 6 M am Man a Fenowan.p Dinner 3rd Thu.ydty 6 30pm Nwryery Provided For All Senncea WEKIVA PR EIB TTIR iA N CHURCH 711 We*i«a Springy tan# lo n gwood Pwona 669 IftC6 MaE Sarruai R 0 Mat say Pa»' Church ftarvi<a« • 30 and If 00 a Sunday School (All agaai 9 46 A u Nuryary P'ovtdad GRACE UNITED M ITHOO IST CHURCH 499 Country Club Road l a*a Mary David A Liddell. Jr Paator Morning Worship • 30 A 1030 am Sunday School 9 30am UM YF 6 OOp m Monday B'bia Study 1000 am Nuryary Provided For All Services ABUNDANT LIFE CHURCH (Erangalfc at Prasbytanan) tOSCommarca St LaaaMary (407) 333 6071 Robad W'lbu* SundayGchoor Morning Woryhip Pasio* 9 30am 10 10 a m The Staff Of A l Z J a n lto rlu l S u p p ly C o . H illh a v c n Health C are C enter 2927 S OrlarxJo Dr.. Suite J-10 • Sanlord 3 2 2 -8 3 6 0 3 2 4 -4 0 1 5 BAldwlN FAlacldld O aKIawn P a»K C la m m y ----- Fu h a a I H e m THt 8UUUCITY FUN. Bl BA 44a M AMnwwn BA IM« ktery 322-4263 OPEN TO PUBLIC Mon • Fri 9 to 5 • Saf 9 fo 1 STENSTROM, MclNTOSH JULIAN, COLBERT WHIGHAM A SIMMONS, P.A A n o n N i Y * A T LAW |*o nj»a a m I-O.I O B W 0 O .4 A U B u A * ».|u r6 a n tn M g MOT) 814 1118 T o o w m r m is u w i Birtom HonOt X im A S iS Om w ADCOCK ROOFING & SHEET METAL 3 2 2 -9 5 5 8 This Space Available Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 K IN KERN’S TRANSMISSIONS CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING HCKORY 8MOKFTO RETAt BALES n t l.l 9 A iL . 800 F R E N C H A V E . 323-3040 500 Laurel Av#. Sanford PETER RUDEZ c v 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 210 S. French Ave. CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 40B Tucker Drive (Corner Tucker Or 4 CM 437) Rev Larry Armbrutt Pattor Tetephon# 137 7900 Sunday School • 30 a m mier Miyy*on 10 30 am Morning Woryhip 1100am Wedneaday BiUe Study 7 00 p m Chgpjren » Tune included m WortNp Nurtery provided for BaNey end Small Children Sm*i Enough To love You * Growing In O n i l To Serve You Episcopal 2 0 0 519 E. 1st St. •Sanford Methodist P 0 Do. HO* Cnsnanaaeaa VA W9UB CH URCHOF 0 0 0 601 W 73ndSl*e«f ST PETERS Rev Donald E W»gg»n* Pavto* HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Sunday Behoof 945am EPISCOPAL CHURCH 700 flmaharl Riunl Mormog Woryhip 10 50 am 401 Park Avenue Lake Mary Fionia Cvangetittrc Service 6 00pm Sanford Florida 1407)444 kORD Farnily Enrichment Telephone (407) 177 4611 the Rev II L Barge Mai to* S#r,tee Wednesday 7 00pm Rev C Alfred Cole Jr Sunday f uchanyt 1 X)1 Holy Euchanat 6 0 0 am Children • Chapel 9 004 Chdytian Education Sunday School 9 154 An Ayey 900amChoral Euchartyt 10 004 DOVE SWAY FELLOWSHIP MO*y fuchenel 10 00am Nurtery Servicey Provided 470 Live Oa*a IK .it Children * Church 10 00 am Tuetday 7 00a Ca««#tberry.Fl 17716 (Education Wmgi Wedneaday 1000 a Phone 407 1396433 Nurtery Ce*e Beg*ny at 9 00 a m Thureday 7 10 pm Frank 4 Charlotte Brown Pattor* Through 10 00 am Service S um.la, 10 00 am Af> |0| If Wednesday Wedneaday 7 10 pm H dy (uchanyt 700pm 321 2993 1809 S. F R E N C H A V E . 190S F R E N C H A V E . CONOR! QATlONAl CHRISTIAN CHURCH iNACCC) 7401 b Park Ave 177 4564 fle« Thnniaa P Ikschuk M.'ityl#* Church B<hoof 9 JO 10 JO am Worship 1100am f aJ'owthip Luncheon 6 JU p m aver, 7mJ Wedneaday I »#ry Iasi Saturday 6 00 am Many Club O'eeafeyt Church ol God CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH, U C C Rev Arthur Arvay Pastor Sunday Worship 1000 am Church School 10 15 am Fellowship 1100am COME GROW WIT H U S OUR TEMPORARY WORSHIP LOCATION!'. Lake Mary Community Building 360 N Country Club Road Lake Mary Mailing Address Christian FelioesMp Church UCC P O Boa 950666 La*e Mary FL 137950666 Telephone 333 3119 C < ;- y r t W Congregational LONG WOOD CHURCH OF CHRIST 1018 M « r 17 97 I mi N O H # , 4)4 171 5610 699f«J3 904 756 1170 S um WoryMp 10 10 a tt» A 6 P M You rMylles) to *i*if Study 4' t worship with ut m the "•#* *utur# A fn«ndfy g*eet>ng a>#a*t a#a*ta United Church Of Christ IBS? PR|SBYf ERiANCHURC m OF LAKE MARY 176 W W-'burA.e laseMeg Pee»r Ret A F ftfe*e*k Chv»ch Meelmg 9 »1 a 9 45 a n Church ft«.hnof Morning W'r«yh.p fl 00 a *• 6 00 c■* Youth 0 *0*4’ 7 00 l *• Wed C b o * 'h k 'K » Thury YovIhChcnr ID f" OOOO SHE PHI R0 IV A N O ILIC AL LU lH IR A H CHURCH OF SANF0R0 IL C A 791 7Orlando 0* (Mgyy 17 «7l Phon# 333 71l| PafrKtaF Joknioa Paator Sunday School Adult Rrb>aStudy 9 10am Wo*yh.p Se'vice 10 10 am Nurtery Provided 10 30 A 1300 COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road la*e Mary Avery M Long Pastor Sunday School 9 45pm • Preaching A Worshiping 10 45 am • Bible Study 6 30 p m • Sharing i Proclaiming 7 30 p m • Wed Prtyar Meet 7 30pm { Nursery Provided R ttBYTER IAN CHURC h OF SANFORD Phone 177 7967 Rev Bruce B Scott Pat* Church School IV )a ^ Morning Woryhip tOOD#" Ffu*ye«y Senior Ffigh F eu<,#yhip Sunday 5 10 p #■ Wedneaday Fam«iy NigM Supper SB*** Youth Groups Voyegery (K 4 ()•»)•*) H ig h voir age i5 • OreMyi Jut I F rrendy SingretOroup 7(J0prv Pattor y B>Ne Study 7 00 p m Lutheran (Hispanic BOOa ml • Presbyterian FIR HOLY C R O M LUTHERAN CHURCH OF LAR I MARY 760 Sun Drive laa# Mary Peui Moye* Paator Sunday Woryhtp ServKi • A 10 30 a m Sa*utday Service 5 30pm Sunday School • Adult BibleCiaet 9 15am Hofy Croat Sio*y Hou* P» etc hoof For Information Cad 333 0 797 ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 907 O** A ,e Sanford. FL FatherR.chardW Trout Paator Sat Vigil Mass 500pm Sun Mass 7 45am Confession. Sat U C B B Spiritual Centre 175 A South Vnfuva Ave Corner ol Qrevey and Volume Aye Rev Margaret Ann Schmidt Pa»r We welcome everyone to our aeryicee Sunday Service 1010 a g Med« I at kitv Heating lecture* art Meeeagee Thureday Sendee 7 10 P M Maditafion.Mim Ciaaaand Meyeagey »nformal ion on Church F one tony end Spiritual Countering Call 1904 776 7777 BHOW IA DOWN OP I I I M I N O I n i ( i m Annua. San.wd Ml U N timolh. Mudaon Paaltw SundayS<nool 1000 am Morning Wo»ah.p 11 00 am TuaMayPfaya. M S pm luaxlay B.bM Study M S pm Thursday Numbers 21 4-9 Catholic CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 3101W I I I SI Sanford J77 7914 Don Mic*a Pastor Jarry Fugate Assoc Pastor jac* M ThomasMinister o» Music Sunday School ®30am Morning Worship 8 IS 4 1100am Evaning Worship 6 00pm Wed Prsyef Service 6 30 p m FIRE? CHURCH OF IHC NA2ARINE 7561 Sanford Ave John J Hinton F n Io* Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning Woryhip 10 45 a m Youth Hour 9 00 p m Evangenyt Service 6 00pm Mk) wee* Service Wed 7 00 pm Nurtery PvuvHled lor all Service* OU1BCACM D IIIV ID A N C C C IN ttN H i I Sip«< 8»nto(d M « 1010 J o H p N n l Dvrlngton Pm I h Moin*. Mim.ll CO PMtM NoM.1 «•> Mmi.l#. Broth*. O«»»>*on t»*ng*M»l Motn«, B .'d M lltlonwy Ch*ri«* Marl Daacon I m i i .P w i O m , ta c ra iv . Sura. D*«*o.»o« uana. Boa»d. I Sunday Sc Ado. 10 00 am SundaySonrtca 1100am (uaadaylwnm g B M . Study *00 p m tnu.aday tmamng P. a>M and Wo.V>tp SanKa BOO pm Tuosday Psalm WESTVICW BAPTIST CHURCH 4 tOO PaoJa Road i46A> Sanford. Florida Dr Bobby M Me Fens Pastor Sunday School 900 am Morning Worship 1000 am DiscipiesMp Training 6 00pm Evaning Worship 7 00 p m Wed Prayer Service 7 00 p m Baptist C t t t V M T I O N CMUBCM IA M M A A Y l » W l*»tete<>A»« lat* M*or. rkxid* D. K#»m ChuM>.r»«loi M IO llO Sundtf Mamin, C .i.t x .lo n S*'.lc« I O C Am Wtdrtetdty Night Bibi. »<\*h ; 00 » m Sunday Psalm 77 PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 3636 Palmetto Ave Mev Ronald O Williams Pastor Sunday School 945am Morning Worship It 00 am Cvangaiistic Sarvices 6 00pm Wed Prayer A Bible Study 7 JO pm Independent Missionary FREEDOM ASSEMBLY OF OOD WORSHIP CENTER 7960 S Orlando Dr Sanford (O ld /a re PIaja ) 407 333 8990 Office Hour* PS Pastor n and an Man Wa kef Sunday Chntlian 1000 am Cdue aIron Clast II 00am Morning Worship 6 00 pm £*enmg Serve# Wednesday Mid Wee* 7 OOp m flioWe Study Monday thmugh Friday Prarer I 00 lo 2 00 pm Nursery Provided Nazarene In te r d e n o m in a tio n a l Baptist Assembly 01 God *- ^ 9 HOPKINS MEAT PACKING U O IO A M STREET •OFF SANTORO AVE. 322-9291 This Space Available Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 AFFUAN CI CINTIA. IN C n c w g M M 4 A M M u a i(U C T M C • MAYTAO • CAAAKB ______ — M n a . i i M i i i T m 322-3803 ■ H IC M M K W II 2850 S. Orlando Drlva, Sanford THE MoKIBBIN a q b n c y 323-6684 Insurance Carl Bergman’S Employees n COLONIAL ROOM RESTAURANT B M W U I.IM 323-2*98 t il l non it . lAoroa* This Space Available Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, March 25, 1994 - SB Religion Community abuzz with Holy Week activities Congri-giitliuiH tlmmgliniii ihc cmitily lire abuzz with ui ilvlilnt In ci*|rbrut Ion of (lit* mmrrri-llon of our Lord Jesus Clirisi Follow* lag Is it llsl of some of the evetils during Holy Week: • T h e Mlisle Mi ni st r y ol Central Haptlat Church, :il()| W Firm Hi., Sanford, will jirracnt die m ill iiiiiiiinl perforiniiiiee nl "Th e Faster Story in Living I’leturcH" on Marrti 2ti. ?(» tit 7: JO p.m. iintl Mareli 27 al l and 7:30 p.m. The last days ol Jesus ministry till earth are depleted t hr ough (lie eyes of Mary Magdalene, played by i'ulrteln Onbnm and Ibe Disciple Jolm. played bv Harry l.asli Kaeh year In Oils musical drama xongH are changed or scencH added in make ll a little dltlereni Living pictures has evolved Irmii a 50 minute lo a 70 m lliule preseuini Ion People with tickets will be seated tlrsi and those wlllinoi llekets will Iwsealed on a space available basis 15 minutes prior in each per Inrmaitrc • Celrbraie the beginning ol the Easier Season wnh friends and family .al Church In The Park, a unique time ol woislnp, Inn and fellowship for die whole family. This year die evrni includes an Easier Kgg Hum lot preschoolers, names and prizes for eleiuenlary age children, and Inn lor Junior high Dress casual and bring a blanket or lawn chair on Sunday. March 27 al 10 a ni al die Central Park corner n| Coonlr\ Cloli Hoad and Lake Mary Houlrvard Lake Mary In die auiphlllieatn Dr James H Cos past or ol Crossings Cornuiuriuv Chun h will hr apeaktug on I .Hiuig ( >od Love Vou Alii i i him h and a tree hnl do|j and chip meal. Ned and Joan Wa\ inggln*. and acrobals wnh Wlngllng Itroihers will perform For more inlormallon call die chureli .it 324-5-133 • Lutheran Church of the Kedccmer, ?52r> Oak Ave will have Matimly Thursday Cornrnunlou W orship I hor sday, March III. Willi services Mailing ai 7 30 p.m A Hood Friday Trnrbrne service will be held April I al 7 30 p m (In Easter Sunday an Easier llrunch and Easter Kgg Hunt Is scheduled In the Fellowship Hall beginning al 0:15 a. in. Easter Worship wit It Holy Coinmuiitnri Is at I0:30n.m. Vlsliorsare tnvlled toallend. • Holy Cross Episcopal Church, till Street and Park Avenue, invites the ciimiiiuntty to walk with them "The Way rif ilie Cross" Stations in the Park In Ontcnnhil Park (across the si reel from Holy Cross) on Sun­ day. March 27, at 4:110 p.m. Several churches, choirs and congregations will conic together in remember die evetils ol the crucifixion of our laird Jesus Christ. • On Palm Sunday. March 27, at ri p m.. and lor the following Monday and Tuesday. March 2 H and 2U. al 7 p m Wekl va Assembly, Iri7.ri Dlnon ltd., will present the [day "Heaven' s Dales nnd Hell’s Flames." The (day portrays certain realities concerning the outcome of how we’ve t hoseii lo live ll Is a dramatic [Mirtraynl ol several elinrnricrn. varying In age and circumstances, as they (ace dealli The Joy nl die believer as he enters Dud’s presence Is dynamically contrasted with the distraught condition ol the unbe­ liever. wliu In death, discovers di.it lie is to spend eternity In the company nl Satan The ir is mi admission charge and nursery and children's ministry will lie provided Mike Dickie will be die guesl speaker al die 8 and Id JO a in < cletiratlon Services al Weklva Assembly on Sunday. March 27 Dickie Is senior pastor ol Metro Vineyard Fellowship. ,i <hurt li of J IKK) people dial began III l!IM2 and was formerly known as Kansas ( iiv Fellowship Ills special emphasis is in die ale.is o| developing Intimacy and passion for Jesus, devotional and Intercessory jiraver. and die prophetic mtnlsiry and emltlinr revival • The regular fmirdt Sunday. March 27. Hluek Awareness program al Historic St. James A.M.E. Church. Ninth fit reel. Thursday. March 31. Friday. April 1 and Saturday, April 2. in the church Admission Is $2.50 per person. • Palm Sunday services for Flra t Presbyteri an Church, T Nod and Joan Way ol Ringllng Brothers will nodorm during Church In Iho Park Cypress Avenue, held during the Sunday School hour. 9:30-10 45 a.m., will focus on die stihjecl of the ClirlSIlitu Hesponslbllllles ol the Single Parent, by S K I laker Also al J p m i . a special jirogram "Jusl Voulh Praising the Lord” will he sponsored by Myrtle Ashley The event will Include singing die performance of sklisnnd reeliallon of poetry Each mghi during Holy Week March 28.April I Pastor Nolan I Pitts will teach Hlhle lessons related to tills tui|Hirtanl Chris tlau ( clchratnai from 7 H p in in the church‘h saticluarv Easter Sunrise Si-rvicc will lH-gin promptly at 0 a m The nn-ss.igc for the service as well as die regular II a m service will lie delivered hv Pastor Pills Members ol the eommtmliv .lie invited to |iiln these special servit i s • Christ United Methodist Church, 408 Tucker Dr in Suntand Estates, Suntoril, has scl the following schedule lor Holy Week services Passion Sunday. March 27, at 1 1 a mi Pastor Larry Armhrust will speak on the triple "Where is find When We Hurt?" $ I N and i hlldcn 10 and under are mine than welcome lor |usl $11 each The event has been re designed Hi meet di< needs ol lanillles with school age and younger children A |irnjcrl ol die Sisterhood of flet It Am. dlls year under the direction ol Sheri Rosenberg, president, virtually every asjieet ol tInSeder Is being reexamined Many portions ol the linggadah will lie changed with tunes young people learn In the religious schools III our community Sludenls of the Congregation Ueth Am Re­ ligious School will lead a n u m b e r of i m p o r t a n t passages Costs have been drastically reduced so dial |iarllcl|iallon try adults Is available lot Jusl For further Information, contact the synagogue office at 8(12-3505. Prizes l or (Hiding I r il • Grace U nited M eth odist Church of Lake M ary, 499 N Country Club Hd.. will be offer­ ing an Easier Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 2. from 10:30 a.m. to noon All children to 5th grade are Invited to participate In the fun. games and |)rizcs. For I nf or mat i on call the church office at 322-1-172, Special itmsii will he provided by the Sanctuary Choir Maundy Thursday. March 31, at 7 pm. , the Worship Com m itler lias p l a n n e d a ' ’ S e r v i c e of Tcnehrae." which Is an extended meditation on the Passion ol Christ Holy Communion will he observed. On Easier Suodav. la glmung at 1045. the Sanctuary Choir tinder tin- direction of Jan Knrgatl will present the Easter Musical "Then Came the Morn lug a composition hv Hill and ( ilnrla Caliber I In publli is i ordlallv Invited lo each ol these serviei s For more litlormiilinii. call die ■lunch oil Ire at 322-7900 • ' Di o r l oos T h i n g s ArcSpoken I In- Deltona Pren b y i c r i n n C h u r c h , 2 too Howland lllvd . aiuionm cs Its plans lot an original play pro­ duction for dir upcoming Easier celebration The mosli ministry m conjunction with the newly founded Drama Club will pres­ ent a "Cantata, arranged by Alton It Lowe, J r . with text created by Raymond lie Vean. A hill choir will participate to the performance- set for 7 30 p in. Passover at Beth Am is a fam ily a ffa ir I.ONDWOOI) Cntigiega lion lied) Am Will fluid Its animal Passover Seder the traditional meal associated wldi the telling ol the story ol the Exodus on lilt second evening ol the spring lesliv.d, Sunday. March 27 h Street and Oak Avenue, Sanford, will feature a sermon “ Why Suffering? Why Tragedy?" with music, palms and child care. Maundy Thursday, with the traditional Soliloquy Com m u­ n i o n S e r v i c e w i l l he I n Fellowship Hall al 7 p.m. A dramatic presentation of Da Vinci's "Last Slipper" will also l>c performed. Easter Sunday activities begin at 9 a.in. with an Easier egg hunt. Easter Worship al lOa.m ., with the sermon "Christ Is Risen: Are We?" The congrega­ tion Is asked to bring flowers lor Ihe resurrecllon cross • "The Choice." it dramatic musical lor Easier written by Hubert ami Cindy Sterling, will be presented live on slage al F irst Baptist Church of Longwood, HR I E. S.R. 434. one block west of Hwy. 17/92, April 2 and 3 This Inspirational and excit­ ing musical details the story of Christ during His last days. All performances are free and open lo the public, performances are Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday al H p.m. For more Information, call 339- 3817 or 831 0099. Free parking and nursery service are provided. Central Qaptlsl Church presents Tho Easter Story In Living Picture,’ Christ United Methodist Church Ihc 408 Tuckor Drive, Sanford, FL Atlkoiuen, the drawerl hidden from children prior lo Ihc meal, will lie plentltlll and available to all voting people. 3 1wiles » To JTlllctul 3 Is Dlohj 1Week Services PASSION SUNDAY SERVICE, MARCH 27, 11 AM Pastor's mossage •"Whoro is God Wtion Wo Hurl7" Special Music by Sanctuary Choir 0 M AUNDY THU R SD A Y, MARCH 31, 7 PM Meditation On Tho Passion ot Christ EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 3, 10:45 AM ,tVAl Youngstors at Both Am practice Seder. Easter Musical 'Then Came The Morning' Directed by Jan Korgan For more information call 322-7900 Nursery Provided SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ALLIANCE CHURCH Community A lhinci Church 48T5Eeit lake Bn**, Wmler SpHfti* Neighborhood Alliance Church 101 M*rkhatw Woods Fid lo g w o o d Sanford Alliance Church 1401ft Perk At* Sanford ASSEMBLY OF Q0D f mmanufi Assembly of God 170 Con.met m l ftl Sa^fuftl f amity Worship Center IN O W Airport fllvd Sanford Freedom Assembly of God ?960(3rtanda D» Hanford Weklva Assembly of God 1675 Diion R l long wood BAPTIST Antioch Baptist Church, Oviedo Calvary Uapttst Church Crystall **»• Ave 4 3rd SI la*# Mary Casselberry Baptist Church 770GemmoleBivd Centre! IUp H I Churc.fi 3101 W 1st ftl Chufuofe Firs! Baptist Clearwater Missionary Baptist Church Southwest M i Countryside Baptist Church Country Club Rd Lake Mary f till 0aphtt Church. 519 Perk Are f m i Oaptltf Church of A||imu»i1i Spring* fit 43® Alleinwile Spring* First Baptist Church of Fore tl C«tr F irst Baptist Church of Geneva f u l l (lap I it! Church Markham Wood! Fir*l lU jilnt Church of Lake Monroe First Baptist Church of Longwood B91 Cast SFI434 First Baptist Church of Ostean First Baptist Church of Oviedo F inf flaptlal Church of SanUndo Spring* First Shiloh Misilonary Daplul Church 1101 W 1lih SI Fountain Mead IfapDsf Church Ov.edu Mope Uaplill Church. Foreel Cily Community Center, Foiesl Cfly Independence Oaphlf M it» Civic league Uldg tongwood Jofijjn Missionary flaphst Church. 920UpsalaMtJ l tghfhouseUaphsI Chu»ch AAftlooflerood leeeMaryRd lakevtew Church 12® L aMniew Ave lake Mary Macedonia Mission UaphSl Church Oak Mill fid Osteen Missionary Dapltsf Church Novlhfld .Fnferprise Morning Glory Baptist Church Geneva H er Ml Moriah PrinuHve Baphit Church 1101 Locuil A#« ftenford Ml Olive Missionary Haplist Church ftanl ando Spring* Rd Long wood Ml Sinai Missionary Oaptilt Church, tflOO Jerry Ave Ml 2((>n Missionary Uaptisl Church S«p«s Ave New Bethel Missionary Church flhftl A Hickory Ave New Ml Calvary Missionary Baplisl Church, f 109 W 17th St Now Salem Prlmihvo Baplfsl Church IW J W I7thb! New Testamanl BajiMIIChurch Ouahfyfnn North lonywood New Ml Zion Baptist Church tFTOPearA.o Naw tile FeMuwsMp. 4W1 C Lake Or Casselberry Northside OapItSl Church, Chuluola Peaceful ZtonBaphit Church 1164 Pm# ftl Allamonie Springs People s Bapfisl Church. 1201 Yrf 1st St Sanford Pinecrest Baphtl Church, 6C11! Airport IB vd Pratne lake Baplisl Church. Ridge Hd Fern Pa/k Progress M iit‘onary Baptist Church, Midway Picrvldence Misslonaiy Baplisl Church, 4&61 Douglas Ave , Booktrfown Second Shtfoh Mrsslonary Baplisl Church Wast Sanford Smyrna Baptist Church. ZftO Ov*rt»rook D r . Cassalbany Starlight UapHtl Church 190 BahamaRd St. James Missionary Baptist Church, 811415, Osteen SI Johns Missionary Baptist Church, 30® Long wood Aye Altamonie Springs ftt Luke Mfiironary Baplisl Church of Cameron City Inc St Paul BipMsI Church ftl Ji Pina A«e St Matthews Baptist Church Canaan Mgit SI John • Missionary Baplisl Church ttTOCyp'essSl Springfield Missionary Baplisl Church 12th St I Cedar A»e Palmetto Ave Baphit Church *Fj26 Paknetlu A*w femple Baj>H91Church. Palm Springs Fid Allamonie ftpiingt Victory Baptist Church. Old Orlando Rd *f fte$t«r Ave VVnilview UaphSl Church StUQPaoiaRd (46A) WilburnChapei Mnaionary Baptist Church Mats A William S t Altamonte Springs Zion Hope Baptist Church, M2 Orange A*# CATHOLIC AH Souls Catholic Church, 907 Oak A«e Sanford Church of the NalivMy lake Mary Our lady of Ihe Lakes Catholic Church 1310 Maomrllan Deiluna Si Ann’s Catholic Church Oogwood Trail, SeUa/y St Augustin* Catholic Church. Sunset Or near Button Rd Casselbe'fr St Clare Catholic Community meets at 'Osteen Civic Center Sf Maly MagdaleneCalhnbc Church Maifland Aye Altamonte Springs ftt Ma*y « Ukrantan Catholic Church 74ft McCoy D» Apopka CHRISTIAN Fits'll Christian Church. 1607 8 San lord A «e F o il Christian Church of lonywood 1400 t t WMharhSon fUl Longwood Ceielj'ubon Church Lake Mary, 126 V/ Lakevlew Ave lakeMary Grace Christian Church, Wilson Elemen ta/y School l Paoiaf 981'Orange fBvd , ftenford lake view Christian Church Bnai lake ftd a! Jamison Sanford Chritllan Church /30 Upsaia Rd Sanford South Seminole Christian Church 100 W SR 4 34 Oviedo CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Firti Church of Chris! ftonnhti 97SMarkham Wuinfs Ftd Longwood CHURCH OF CHRIST Church ©f Christ, 1512 S ParkAve Church of Christ al Like Ellen U ft Hwy 1f 92 N . C i s i d k ' p Church of Christ. 600 Pabn Springs Dr Altamonte Springs 1 Church ol Christ Geneva Church of Christ, longwood Church of Christ, W IFlhSt Northside Church of Chrlsi, Fla Haven Dr Maitiarul South Seminole Church of Chnst, 5410 Lake Mow*!' Rd CHURCH OF 000 Church of God, !VQ3 Hickory Ave Church of God A0 1W 22nd Si Church ol God, Oviedo Church ot God Holiness Lake Monroe Church of Gw!Mission. Enterprise Church ol God 1402 W fftthftf Churchof Godin Christ. Oviedo Church of Godot Proph#cy 7S09S Elm A*e Church of God of Prophecy, I FOB ft Persimmon Ay t Churchof Qodof Prophecy 496 8 Central Oviedo Church of God (7th Day), Deliona Community Center. Deltona (Sun Ruumi Rescue Churchof God 1700 W 13th St .Sanford True Church of God. 2700 Ridgewood Ave S.inlonJ CONGREGATIONAL Cong egaltonal Christian Church, 2401 S Park Ave ftanlord EASTERN ORTHODOX EasternOrthodoi Church. 61 Qermjo 2001 Dylan Way Madlond r astern Orlhodoa Churt r» St Steven « ol O C A 1695 Lane Emma Rd Longwood E astern Orthodot Church ftl John 0»fhydo* J 743 Cou**i'y Club fid Sanlorii EPISCOPAL All Samis Episcopal Church i DeiM'v A«n Enterprise Christ Episcopal Church i unyw,- >d till sc Opal Church ol the New Covenant 67ft Tuskiiwiitaf-td Winter SpnugN Episcopal Church of IheResurrei Hi*o 251 f lake Brantley Or ( nngwnvd Holy Cross Episcopal Church Park Are ai 4fh ftl ftanlord ftt Peters Episcopal Church 700 Hmehait Rd Lake Matt ftl Richard » Church ftfft'll J#k.n Rd Winter Park Ffie Church of the Good Shepi'erd J H La*i? Ave Maitland INTERDENOMINATIONAL Calvary Christian Center fttXFW -Hnftl Sanhifd New Halves! Christian Fellowship 276U Country Club Rd Sanford Northland Community Church 530 Dog track Rd Longwood Outreach Deliverance C«nter 7231 Srpet Ave Sanford JEWISH Beth Ant ftyriagjugiuetn«efi'r«ij al i urnee o» ftand i jk* and County Ljne Fid Welt I 4 Temple ftnalom i 76*> Likham ftlvd Dei tun a LUTHERAN A/icehi'l-on Lutheran Church Over brook Dr , Casialberry Good Shepherd LulheranChuiCh ELCA JfllFOilandoDr |Hwy 17 92), Sanford Holy Crutk Lutheran Ctiurch nl t aku Mary 760 Sun Dr Lake Mary Lord ol Life Lulheran C tturch, 19ft Tu i kaw«Ha FL:I Wini«r 3pi iniga Lutheran Church of Providence Deltona Luineran Church ol lh* Redeemer 2525 O ** A *» Messiah l ul heran Church Guidon Days Dr A Hwy 17 92 Casselberry St Luke* Lutheran Church. Hi 4JA ftl i «m ftt Stephen Lutheran Church 4)4|ustW off 4 lnrig*ocHt METHODIST Barnett United Memorial CTHjriti t DeBaryA** Enterprise Bear Lake United Melhodrsl Chdirch BelhelAM C Church CanaarrHeights Casselberry Community Llodetl Meflu dist Chyith Hwy 17 92 at Fhney Ridge Rd Ca«eib*Mv Christ United Molhodiil Church Tucker Dr Sunlaml Estates Drflafy Community Mathudis! Church W Flight ranks Fid: DiBary First Untied Mflhotlilt Church 419 Mark Ave First Methodist Church <•! Girrieva First Methodist Church of Oviedo Grace llru ted Methodist Church 199 N Country Club Ftd take Mary Grant Chapel A M E Church Ovmh > Oakgrove MethcjdlSt Chufr h Oviedo Osteen Methodist Church, cot of Carpenter A Murray St Osteen Pioneer Methodist Church cte ol Wilbur Ave A Country Club Hd Lake Mary ftantando United MelhOditl Chun h SR 4J4 and I 4 Longwood ftl James A M E 9lh at Cypress ftt Luke W fl Church of Cameron City Inc Bea Mall off SR 4U E 51 Mary s A M L Church. SR 41ft Osfev/ • St Paul s Methodisl Church Osteen ftd Enterprise St rat Fold Memorial Church, ft DeBary NAZARINE First Church of the Na/areno 2561 Sanford A»n Geneva Church uf the Nay arena, ftH 4t. Geneva Lake M.try Ch ur c ft of the NIWarena 171 E C ry el ai' l .ske Ave Lake Mary lungwiKx! Church of fheNauavene Wayman A Jessup Ave , longwood Markham Woods Church of Ihe Fiajarene SR 46,3' %miles W of I 4 al the Weklva River PRESBYTERIAN Deltona Presbyterian Church Holland Btvd A Austin Ave , Dalton* r irsi P>etby!eoani Church of Lake Mary F u ll PiespyterianChurch. Oak Ave A ltd St Fus! Pieibyterian Church of OeOary E Highland Marsham Woods Presbyterian Church, ft210 Markham Woods Rd Lak# Mary ST Andrews Presbyterian Church, 991.3 Bear Lake Rd St Marks Pres by ten an Church,. 1021 Palm Springs Rd , AIlemon I a Spring* T u n awill* Presbyterian Church. 3600 W SR 426 Oviedo Upsai a Community Presbyter.an Church UpsalaRd Westminister Presbyterian Church Red Bug Rd Casselberry SEVENTH DAY A0VENTI8T Forest Lake Seventh Day Adventist Church. Hwy 436. Forest City Mar* Hitt Seventh D4y Adventut Church 601 E 2nd SI , Sanford Sanford Saventh Day Adventist Church, ft6f ft N Hwy 427 Seventh Day Adventist Church M ait 1and A«* Altamonte Siprings Wilder Spring* Seventh Day Advonlitl Church ftO S Mots Ftd OTHER CHURCHES Ail Faith Chapel. CampSemmoie Weklva Perk ftd Allen * A M E Church, Olive A 12th Iteenlall Avenue Holiness Chapel, Bearded Ave Uhuluota Community Church Church uf Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 2JIA f’ark Ave F;ChANhAFi 770 Big Tree Dr Suite 100 Longwood Family Church Christian Center. 1544 fteminolaOtvd , Casselberry First Born Churchof the Living God, Midway First Churchof Christ Scientist Elkam Bivd A Venus Sf Deltona First Pentecostal Churchof longwood First Pentecostal Churchof Sanford F un Gutpel Church of God tn Christ 1826 Jerry Ave , Sanford Full Gospel Tabernacle. 2774 Country Club Rd Grace Bible Church, 2644 S Sanford Ave Holy Trinity Churchof Gudin Christ 1514 Mangousim* Ave Kingdom Halt of Jehovah’s Witness Lake Monroe Unit, 1ft62W 3rd St Lake Mary Community Church, 101 N Country Club Rd , Lake Mary Lake Monroe Chapel, Orange Bivd .Lake Monroe Mt Olive Holiness Church, Oak Hitt Fid , Osteen Neighborhood Alliance Church, 301 Markham Woods Rd , Longwood Paula Wesleyan Church. 5650 Wayside Dr Sanford Pentecostal Open Bible Tabernacle, Flidgewood Ave off 25lli opposite Seminole High School Restoration Community Church ftbtftN CFt 42/ Sanford Rolling Hill* Moravian Church. SR 4 34, Longwood Sanford Alliance Church 1401 S Park Aye Sanford Bible Church 2460 Sanford Ave Second Church of the Living God, 3478 Beardall Ave , ftanlord St Petk a Serbian Orthodov Church, 1990 Lake Emma Rd Longwood tho FutF Gospel Church cut Our Lord Jesus Chnst, Washington S t , Canaan Cdy The Salvation Army, 700 W 24thSt Triumph, The Church of the New Age, 1006 W 6lh St United Church ol Christ, Altamonte Community Chapel, Altamonte Springs Untied Church ol Christ Christian Fellowship 260 N Country Club Rd . Lake Mary U C S S Spiritual Centre 125 A S Volusia Ave , corner of Graves A Volusia Ave Orange City �S a n lo rd H o ra ld , S a n lo rd , F lo rid a - F r ld iy , M arch 25, 1994 - 7 8 OB - Sanlord Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, March 25. 1904 Legal N otices Legal N otices IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA. INANDFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 94 ) U CA 14 E NVR MORTGAGE FINANCE. INC Plaintiff. IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE E IG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INAN DFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 9) 297) CC M F JAM ESC HALLCOMPANY. INC , a Florida corporation. Plaintiff SANDRAGOULD. W ALTER J GOULD, and JASAN CORP . A L V A R O G U T IE R R E Z . a Florida corporation. GLORIA YEPES CLARRA C Defendants PARRA. e n d --------- , an un NOTICE OF SALE known person In possession ol Notice It hereby given that lhe lub|*ct real properly. pursuant to the Amended Final Defendants Judgment ol Foreclosure en NOTICE OF ACTION tered In the cate pending In the TO ALVARO GUTIER REZ and Circuit Court In and for Semi GLORIA YEPES hole County. Florida, being Cate Carrera 7IA Number 9) 297)C C 20 F. Ihe No 4AU undersigned Clerk will tell the Medellin. Colombia SA properly situated In Seminole II alive, and II dead, all County. Florida, described at parties claiming Interact by. Beginning 12 leal Eatl ot the through, under or agalnct Southwest corner ol Lot 12. A LVAR O G U T IE R R E Z and TUSC AW ILLA SHORES, ac G L O R IA Y E P E S . and all cording to Ihe plat thereol at parllec having or claiming lo recorded In Plat Book 4. Page have any right, title or Interact 9). Public Records ol Seminole In the property herein de County. Florida, run thence ccrlbed East along the North line ol You are hereby notified that Orange Avenue 7) teet. thence an action to torecloce a mort run Northeasterly parallel lo the gage on the following property Westerly line ol said Lot 12 lo in SEMINOLE County. Florida: Ihe waters of Lake Jessup, Lol JO OAROEN GROVE, thence Northwesterly along the according to the plat thereol. ac waters ol said lake to a point I) recorded In Plat Book II. Pagec teet East ol Ihe Westerly line ot JJ and 24. Public Recordc ot said Lot 1). thence Soulhwetter Seminole County. Florida ly parallel to the Westerly line ol hac been tiled agalnct you and Mid Lot 12 to Ihe Point ol you are required lo carve a copy Beginning, at more particularly of your written defencec. It any, described In that certain War to It. on Sheppard Faber. At ranty Deed dated June 2. 1994, lorney tor Plaintiff, whoce and recorded at Official Records addrecc Ic Suite J00. 1)70 Book 194). Page 242. Public Madruga Avenue. Coral Gablec. Records ol Seminole County. Florida Dice within IK ) dayc Florida, alto known at 212 alter the flrcl publication ol thlc B ra n tle y Avenue. W inter Notice In the Sanford Herald Springs. Florida M70* and file the original with the at public sale to the highest Clerk ot thlc Court either before bidder for cash at 11 00am .on service on Plalntlff'c attorney or the 19th day ol April. 1994. at the immediately thereafter; other Seminole County Courthouse. wlce a default will be entered Ml N Park Avenue. Sanlord. agalnct you lor the relief de F lor Ida. at the west front door mended In the complaint. D A T E D this 21st day ol WITNESS my hand and the March. 1994 seal ol thlc Court thlc JJnd day MARYANNE MORSE of March, lift Clerk ol Court (SEAL) By: Dorothy W Bolton MARYANNE MORSE As Deputy Clerk As Clerk of the Court Publish March 2) A April I. By: Cecelia V. Ekern 1994 Ac Deputy Clerk DEP 227 "Persons with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate In thlc proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT at Seminole County Courthouse. O F T H E E IG H TE EN TH Ml N Park Avenue. Suite NMI. JUO ICIAL CIRCUIT Sanford. Florida JJ77I. at least OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA. live dayc prior to the proceeding IN AN D FO R Telephone 1*071 j j j ajM act SEMINOLE COUNTY « J 7 . 1(00 W )I77I (TD D ) or CIVIL DIVISION 1100915 1770 (VI via Florida CASE NO.94-4411 CA 14 E Relay Service " A S S O C IA T E S F IN A N C IA L Publish March 2) A April t. S E R V IC E S C O M P A N Y OF 1(94 FLORIDA. INC . DEP 244 Plalntltf, “ NOTICE OF vs. JA M E S F. SPEARS A/K/A FICTITIO US NAME JAMES FRANKLIN SPEARS Notice Ic hereby given that I AND JANE DOE SPEARS. HIS am engaged In business at 102 UNKNOWN W IFE; ROBERTA Polo Lane, Sanford. Florida. M SPEARS A/K/A ROBERTA Seminole County. Florida, under M AXINE SPEARS AND JOHN th e F i c t i t i o u s N a m e ot D O E S P E A R S . H E R UN PAINTBALLSeR eUS. and that KNOWN HUSBAND; JERALD I Intend to register said name with the Division ot Corpora I ROSEN. ASTR USTEE. turns. Tallahassee. Florida. In Defendant's) accordance with the provisions NOTICE OF SALE Notice It hereby given that, ol the Fictitious Name Statutes. pursuant to a Final Summary To Wit: Section (4) 09. Florida Judgment of Foreclosure en Statutes 1991 tered In the above styled cause. JoydlnA Draplta In Ihe Circuit Court of Seminole Publish M arch)). 1994 DEP 247 County, Florida. I will sell Ihe properly situate In Seminole County. Florida, described at C ITY OF LA K EM AR v! LOTS 42 AND 4J, BLOCK I). FLORIOA DREAMWOLD FOURTH SEC NOTICE T O TH E PUBLIC TION. AS PER PLAT THERE NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN OF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT that the City ol Lake Mary's BOOK 4. PAGE 99 OF THE Canvassing Board consisting ol PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI two City Commissioners and the NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA City Clerk will meet at 7:00 A/K/A 71) B R IA R C L IF F P M , or as soon thereafter at STR E E T. SANFORD. FLJJ772 pottlblt. on Tuesday. March 29. at public Mle. to the highest and 1994. on the second lloor ot the best bidder, lor cash. AT THE County Services Building. HOI WEST FRONT DOOR SEMI E First Street. Sanlord. Flor NO LE C O U N T Y C O U R T Ida. to open the absentee ballots HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA, and canvass the returns for the at 11:00 A M., on the 14th day ol City's Special Election April. 1994 C ITY OF LAKE MARY. MARYANNE MORSE FLORIDA CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT Carol A Foster. City Clerk BY Dorothy W. Bolton OATEO February 10.1994 Deputy Clerk PUBLISH M arch)). 1994 Publish March II. 2). 1994 DEP 92 OEP 192 C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R Ceietvey c*ne> cryptograms are creeled trom quotations by lamoue people poet and present tech letter In me cipher stands lor another Today i crue C equals F •Z E R A Z P W H W C V T P W V P I B Z P U H V 8 W V T V H Y V P Z 8 U E 8 W M R P U P - O I V Y i D E Y P U Z A A U P N H Y M 8 U 8 M W P U , B P U A . 1 ZE — D U 8 V P E T Y V Z 8 W , . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Popular A m w lc e n c lta e lc i w ill a lw a yt have an audience becauae each aong la a dram a In Itself." — Frank Sinatra. Chicken. Legal N otices C ITY OF LONOWOOD. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO TOCONSIDER ADOPTION OF PRO POSED ORDINANCE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN by the City ol Longwood Flor Ida. (hat the City Commission will hold a public hearing lo consider enactment ol Ordi nance No. 94 1190, entitled ORDINANCE NO. 94 1199 AN ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY OF LONGWOOD. FLOR IDA. AMENDING THE BUD G E T FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER I. 199) AND ENDING SEPTEM BER )0. 1994, PR OVID IN G FOR BUDOETTRANSFERS Said Ordlnanca was placed on first reading on March I). 1994. and Ihe Clly Commission will consider same for llnal passage and adoption alter the public hearing which will be held In Ihe City Hall. It ) West Warren Avenue. Longwood Florida, on Monday, the 4th day ol April. A D . 1994. at 7 00 P M . or as soon thareatter as possible At Ihe meeting. Interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to the proposed Ordl nances. This hearing may be continued from lime to time until llnel action Is taken by the City Commission A copy ot the proposed Ordl nance is posted el Ihe City Hall. Long wood. Florida, and copies are on tile with the Clerk ol the City and tim e may be Inspected by the public. A taped record ot this meeting IS made by the City for Its convenience This record may not constitute an adequate te cord for purposes ol appeal trom a decision made by Ihe Com mission with respect lo Ihe foregoing matter Any person wishing to ensure that an ade quale record ol the proceedings IS maintained lor eppellete pur poses Is advised to make the necessary arrangements at his or her own eipense Person! with dlsablllttes needing esslstance to p«rtlcl pate In any of these proceedings should contact A D A Coordlne tor. at 14071 >40)441. at least a hours In advance ol the meeting Dated this 2)rd dey of March. A D . 1994 C ITY OF LONOWOOD GERALDINE D ZAMBRI C ITY C L E R K Publish M arch )) 1994 OEP 241 c m ro F LONGWOOD. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO C O N tlO E R ADOPTION OF PROPO) ED ORDINANCE I TO WHOM IT MAY CONCE RN NOTICE I ) HER EBY GIVEN by the City ol Longwood. Flor Ida. that the City Commission will hold a public hearing to consider enactment ol the lot lowing Ordinances! ORDINANCE NO.94 lift AN ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY OF LONGWOOD, FLOR IDA. AM ENDING THE BUD G E T FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTOBER I. 199) AND ENDING SEPTEM BER )0. 1994. PR OVID IN G FOR BUDGE T TRANSFERS...... .. ORDINANCE 94 119) AN ORDINANCE OF THE C IT Y OF LONOWOOD. FLOR IOA. PROVIDING THAT THE COOE OF ORDINANCES. C ITY OF LONGWOOD. FLORIDA. BE AM ENOEO BY REVISING A R TIC L E It. MAYOR AND COMMISSION. BY ADDING SECTION 2 17 COMPENSA T IO N FO R C IT Y COM MISSION. PROVIDING FOR S E P A R A B IL IT Y AND EF FEC TIV E DATE Said Ordinances were pieced on first reeding on March 21. 1994, end the Clly Commission will consider seme lor llnal passage end adoption after the public hearing, which will be held In the City Hall. 175 Wtsl Warren Avenue. Longwood. Florida, on Monday, tha 4th day ot April, A D . 1994. at 7 00 P M . or as soon therealfor as possl ble At Ihe meeting.Interested parties may appear and be heard with raspect to tha pro posed Ordinances This hearing may be continued from lima lo lima until final action Is taken by tha City Commission A copy ol Ihe proposed Ordl nances ere posted at Ihe City Hell, Longwood. Florida, and copies are on file with Ihe Clerk ol the City end seme may be Inspected by the public, A taped record ol this mooting Is made by the City lor Its convenience This record may not constitute an adequate re­ cord tor purposes of appeal trom a decision mac's by Ih# Com minion with rtspacl lo the loregoing mailer. Any person wishing lo ensure Ihel an ada qualt record ol the proceedings Is maintained for appellate pur poses Is advised lo make the necessary arrangements al his or her own eipense Dated this 2)rd day ol March. A D . 1994 C ITY OF LONGWOOD GERALDINE D ZAMBRI C ITY C L E R K Publish: March25.1994 DEP 240 CLASSIFIED ADS Sem inole 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 8.00 A M . - 5:30 P M MONDAY thru FRIOAY CLOSED SATUR0AY A SUNDAY Orlando - Winter Park 031-9993 PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 consecutive tim e s ....... — 57c a line 7 consecutive lim e s .............. 70c a line 3 consecutive tim e s ........ .....S ic a line M im e ...................... $1.1* a lin e Rates are per Issue, baaed on 3 lines • 3 Lines Minimum NOW ACCEPTING VISA Scfwduhfk) may mckute tteiak) Advorlisoi at the cost ol an add.tioiul day Cancel when you (jet t**uR* Pay only ku day! your ad (urn at late earned U u k « description trv fastest insults Copy must katow acceptable typo graphical foim -Commercial frequency (ales me available DEADLINES Tuesday Itvu Tinlay I? Noon the Day Uekjio Publication Sunday 1? Noon Friday •Monday 5 30 P M Ftday A DJU STM EN TS A N D C R E D ITS : In th e eve n t o f en e rro r In en ed, Ih e S e n lo rd H erald w ill be re s p o n s ib le fo r th e firs t In s e rtio n o n ly a n d o n ly lo Ih e e x te n t o l Ih e c o a l o f th a t In s e rtio n . Pteaee c h e ck y o u r ad lo r a c c u ra c y Ih e fir s t d a y II rune. 12— E l d e r l y C a r e AOULT CARE in our private home Lois ol loving tare lor your loved ones Please con led Holly M l 9142 Bladder Control Problems? SENIORS. Cell to find out It you quality fo r a s s is t a n c e w ith OIAPE RS/PADS We tile for Medicare reimbursement, p r iv a t e In s u ra n c e and Madlcare directly Delivered to your door monthly 4C7 8 6 a 1254 2 V — P e r s o n a ls AOOPTIONS Fiee medical care. Iranspor talion. counseling, private doctor plus living eapemes Bar r22tSIS Clearwater Attorney JehnjFjrlcker I (00 927 )«S4 L o o k i n g f o r is so yr old while male, retired veteran 1o^om penion\hl[^M ^)9^^ 23— L o s ! & F o u n d L O S T A f I c 4 n (1 a r k l e n (laniengi Area of Ith & tth Si oo S#mtool# Blvd 377 0)14 7 1 - H e lp W a n te d EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 790 W 71th SI ADD TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOWI CALL 2114)2)a r m 44)9 AGENTS REAL ESTATE! Nothing succeeds like success We're well Into ot* Ird decade ot training succewful agents No license* We II help! WATSON R EALTY CORP REALTOR ! 2211244 AVON products 1.004 Eern lo SOX No door.djo* PT/FT Sam). » l 1192 1 40) 94* Jl«* CABLE TV Four Immediate Op#ntftQt lor intUH coordinator* needed to *ork th# Greater Orlando area • Earn MOO 1*00 plu« weekly • Management opportunist • F leaihie hour* • Lot*ol fun* Cali Doug at 1*0 0444 ♦or Interview CONCRETE LABORS CONCRETE FORM SETTERS E ■per lent ad only 7214777 27— N u rs e ry & C h ild C a r e E XC ELLEN T CHILDCARE. In my dean home Affordable rates, hot meals, and lots ol TLC E ktellent tots ) ) l 772* M UNC H K I N M A NOR Enrollmant being taken now lor Babies Pre K classes and school aged Intersession tun Small groups Flald trips, cralts, tunl Call Evelyn HRSapp ))1 4944 41— C e m e te ry L o t t MEMORIAL OAROCNt. 2 Lois. Garden ol Praysr. 92400 sail belh ter HISS. (219) 2)14)00 4 3 — In v e s t i g a t i v e S e r v ic e s M A JE S TIC IN V E S TIG A TIV E torvk#» OomttNc r«i«tiont t re# (oniultAfion 40/ *44 11)2 5 5 — B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s BOOY SHOP Fully equipped Fully licensed Sate or part ntrshlp Excellent money making business 999 4442 NEWI Get paid saling recipes Rush SI 00 t SASE Fleblger. 2000 Camanche Road «20l. lone. CA 9)440 61—Money to Lend " KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET IHE MONEY I All you need Is your title Jeck Diamond lor appointment 240 2929 7 1 — H e lp W a n t e d BUY OR SELL TUPPERWARE 221 4421 Legal N otice IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT O F T H E E IG H TE EN TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AN D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO ; 92 2401 CA 14 E RESOLUTION TRUST COR POR AT ION as Conservator torC A R TE R E TFE O ER A L SAVINGS BANK - Successor lo C AR TER ET SAVINGS BANK. P.A.i Plalnlllts. DIRECTOR For e*labli*hed childcare cen ter Education an! e« per fence in early childhood required Call 272 14)1 DRIVERS NEEDED A G CAM HIE MS. Tavare* FI. a well e%1ebli%hfd and grow Ing Central Florida based company otter* you • 224 to7*4 per milt • U pfO 12 000 m l per mo • StopOff Pay • Unloading Pay * •• • Vacation Pay • Safety L Fterformance Honu* • Spocrw Midifig Program■• • Average Trip S / Oay*a * » • Late Model Conventional Tracfoo If you have 2 year* travlor frailer. OTM and mow and ice eaperlence plu* .» good driving record, call I a04 4/4 *0*4 ORIVERWANTEO Full lime Musi h o e lute mode' econo vehicle lor local deliveries utillilrq personal vehicle Call 942 77014 II EXP ER IEN C ED FIBEROLASS SPRAY UP OUNOPERATOR Mims 407 247 1)41___________ GOOD SU PPLEM ENTAL IN COME InleresIlfX p/t phone work calling all over Ihe country trom loxgwd of lice Morns 9 12 JO'Alternoons I 20 S/Eves )• 20 t)/hr ♦ Incentives Call 774 SIS) _ IN THfe CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA CASE NO. 94 944 OR 9) K IN RE: IhaMarrlagaOt: ANNE H. WILLIAMS. Pt'llloner/Wlfe BERNARD L. WILLIAMS. Rtspondtnl/Husband NOTICE OF ACTION TO : BERNARDL.W ILLIAM S YOU ARE HER EB Y N O TI­ F IE D that a Petition lor Oil solution ol Marriage has been Iliad against you- You are re­ quired to serve a copy ol your written defenses. It any. to tha action on Ihe Petitioner's el lorney. W ILLIA M W. CAR PEN TER . ESQ . whose address Is (40 E. Highway 4)4. Long wood, FL J27)0. on or belore the l)th ol APRIL. 1994 and file Ihe original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plelnllll't attorney or Immedl ately thareatter; otherwise, a Judgment will be entered lor the rellel demanded In Ihe Petition. WITNESS my hand and seel ol thll Court on this 9th day ul MARCH. 1994. (SEAL) M ARYANNE MORSE C L E R K O F TH E CIRCUIT COURT BY Nancy R. Winter Publish: March II. 14, IS A April 1,1994 DEP 99 MAID WITH CARE MANAGEMENT COUPLE 2 days a week In Sanlord Call Southern Salt Storage 222 5SIS NATIONWIDE COMMON CARRIER HIRING FULL TIME O.T.R. DRIVERS 1 )0 .0 0 0 4 A Y E A R IS POSSIBLE, paid vacation, medical and llle Insurence. uniforms. 40IK, and mora 94X ol our drivers are home every weak M in im u m age }S. ) yrs verifiable O T R aiparience Class 'A' C D L Good driving record Doubles experience and endorsement a plus APPLY at REED TRANSPORT, INC. 1990 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE DELAND. FLORIDA 32724 * Now hlflnq tersest, dependable people 740 7107 TELEM A R K ETE R S N EED ED 3 positions avail Days, eves A Saturday Call tutwean I 7 SPR.INT STAFFIN O. W H U WAREHOUSE AND OENERAL LABOR H E LP N E E O E D I Bonus for drivers All shills available Dally pay, no l»* Report ready lo work ) 10 am. Industrial Labor Svc . 1011 French Ay No phase calls WHOLESALE ROUTE DRIVER Class B, C D L raqulred Apply In per son Gustafsons Dairy (Far mersM.ekell DUO French Ave Senlord WRECRER DRIVER lr sp#rl#nctd Mu*t llvt in Sunford ir«6 A Zwv* Cl4t* A ( [>i Apply .%f 7/0/ W 1*1 M 9 3 — R o o m s lo r R e n t 9047382778 _______ e o t _________ NURSERY ATTENDANTS For Infants and preschool chllren 4 hrs Sunday morn during church sarvlces Added hrt possible. e«f*rlence and rel's required 221 42) 1 OFFICE HELP P/T. Computtr t ip « r lt n (« and ofQAnirAliooAi skill* r# qutrtd MtdiCAl »wtord% #»p# rt#n<# hwlpfol frP* wpm Wnd rttun* to P O Dot 174/. SAn/oFd.FI J1//2 PART TIME HELP NEEDED In longwood pooling com p#ny Call 4tS 0471__________ PHONE PROFESSIONALS F «p#r»•»*<• n*<c**4fy Call ♦or m on Inform*bon 34t 1244 PLUMBER'S HELPER Residential work Minimum 1 years experience Musi be able lo do tub set and trim Orange C ity area 904 7/0 9)71 PRODUCTION A Q U IET, cltan rm , kitchen phona laundry Apt'i ayall abte alio S7S A tut 124 49SS A Q U IE T FU R N RM. W/D com bo, kit p rly ■ A/C. S)00/mo plut dm I/) «tec . 214 4449 otter Spm___________ CLEAN ROOMS tngte itn'Hnq S7)/wk K lfch tn . phona. laundry. vld*o gamei. oil itroot parking 1X24421_______ CLEAN FURNISHEO ROOM With kilchan avaiiabla SSS'wk IS) tac Downtown 222 )044 LAKE MARY A R IA W .ihr. dryer 1 pool Non tmoker. non drinker Mature lediei only SltOmome util III »4»i NEW LY RENOVATEO. p n .a i. entrance paddle fan In your room, your own heal control refrigerator, miryowav* and rotor ly 0*1 ttreel parking and ma*d lervico Convenient location The belt In town 222 4004 PRIVATE LONOWOOD HOME Non tmoker 140'week, t)0 depot11Coll 424 7)40 ! 93 — R o o m s l o r R e n t 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n f u r n is h e d / J t e n f 117— C o m m e r c i a l R e n t a ls PRIVATE HOME, houi# prlv Cate quiet area Mature male prete rfd . Cell 2)10414 PRIVATE entrance, kitchen A wather/dryer prlv $7)/wk plut depot It 224 7444 SPRING BREAKII On* Bedroom Apartments 1299 DEAL Motlwood Apts 1277774 MINUTES FROM SANFORD 97— A p x ir t m e n t s IANFORD I bdrm w/ util turn By wk or mo 292 9440 office 444 4224 home940 laiOpeper F u r n is h e d / R e n t sanporo SANFORD R ETAIL/O FFIC E 1.2)7 tq It tlnqte story w/ kilchan. covertd sidewalks, high (rattle are* Water A sewer Inc. 1700 plut tales t*i/mo 1700 tec Stentlrom Really Inc, JJm Doyle 111 lavs »47 SANFORD a v e '. Olllcas or retail spaca 7.000 tq II MIO/mo 277 1)47 or 27) *0r0 I and 2 bdrm. Air t77S)27) plus SIOO deposit 440 4407 NOTICE PRIVATE LO I BDRM newly painted lu ll Hted bath Country Hying IVwer/water turnithed IJD'm oplut dep. No pelt 22)1917_____ SANFORD I bdrm Spa< i»ut all elec . air. retid area S2JV mo plut dep No poll 21H0I9 SANFORD I room etliclency w p rlv thower Com plete prlvecy IfJ'wk w/ )D0 tec dep Inc util J2 J 7971 NICE A CLEAN 2/1 Fenced yard No pals M2)/mo III, Iasi A tec 904 749 4942 4pm 9pm 121— C o n d o m in iu m SANFORD. ) bdrm. )•) bath ______ Rental!______ lakatronl house SOSO/mo ___________211 7004__________ SANFORD PmenckT* club ) SANFORD. ) Bdrm I Hath Bdrm. ) Bath, 3rd tloor w'lplc Close lo downtown SllS/mo Makeda Corp Heal I) 10 plus dap 1)11011___ Estate______________ 64* 4400 Stenstrom Rentals 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t For cap manufacK/rwr Screen Punter*. Packer* Mu*t be energetic A tell motivated Now hiring in longwd 1)1 4441 RECEPTI0NI5T/CLERICAL M#ceptioni*t neected lo antwer phone* and g re e P d lrtc t client* Multi line phone %y* fern Position require* other clerical dull** Word pro ce*tt*>g skill* and knowledge of Word Perfect software re quired M inim um typing speed *0 wpm typing test to be administered Send resume to PO hoi 2444. Sanford. FI w n wee______________e e o RETAIL MANAGER Part lima tor nonprofit slor* Must hava t ip working with voluntaars and b# abte to work on Saturdays 407124 t i l l CALL TH U RI-FRI SAT ONLY. Smell Hotel Asst. M eneier Retired couple welcome to Please call JJ t //vo STYLIST/NA1L TECH Wanted for Sanford salon Commi* ifon pa«1 vacation taenefit* Call 121 2M/ Tuesday through Saturday or )22 2f24 Sunday and Mo»>d •. TEACHERS Must have earned 40 hr* toward a COA or equivalent, or bachelor* degree in early chllohood J O 200* TELEMARKETERS Longwood. part tim* Monday thru Friday. )PM9PM. Sal urday. SAM )PM S) V) P*r hour plut bonus and com m illio n Parmananl poll llontl N *v*rat(«l Hxlp Ptrwnn*!. 4)9 4444 BIG SALE * MULTI FAMILY T o o l* , fis h in g a q u ip furniturr baby item*, mlsc V)*0 Thomos Stabte Md CM 42/ dlftctly behind Fteo Wor 1(1 ',.*1 ond Si n RENT SPECIAL!! 7 Bdrm /I Belh 122 1920 SHENANDOAH APARTMENTS MARINER'S VILLAGE Late Ada 1bd'rn. I V0 mo J bdrm 1410 mo and up 323 8670 MOVE IN SPECIAL Newir '* novated 1 A 7 txkm eptt All emenlHet liw l no mo plut itep I j » Irate 12* M44 NEW 2 BIOROOM Loll ol clotett* A/C IH lM yrlle A ve |4IOfmo. iaiOteordjr )79 4’*0 GOING OUT OF BUSNEIS • CRAFT SALE • FRIDAY ANDSATUMDAV TOO* Hartw ell A i t Sanford 4 a 4 enclosed trailer 12 • >2 tent ml*C craft items re dinar household items 12tt Carolmaboa* •__1 Call In your garage sate ad by BLOCK SALE 2*00 block ot South Laurel Saturday. V4 Fishor Prlc* port « crib, aaster baskets rocking hors* ea#rcis« bike and many other items!______ CASSELBERRY IUMBLE SALE Central Florida s largest single sate J'22 and 3/24. * 4 COMMUNITY MCTMOOIST n i l %Highway W ?1 Mein or shlnet Over 2000 in ■film ! v >asl,i%t r»*.v CRAFT SALE Fill your Easter basket with beautiful handmade itemsl *14 W 20th St Ft I ASat^. ♦ 2 FBI. ANO SAT. 3/IS and J/34 200 Lark wood Drive lam noon Icty11wild* Sanford A n tiq u e s c o lle c tib le s furnitrutre .»»%«* (ea » - t r OAMAGE SateF♦Why bothar ft Wt DUY PAY TOP PMICF •• 40/ 1)0 «*)/ GARAGE SALE Slid* pro|«cfor and screen Smith Corona etec typewrit •r tv*, clothing. houta*»oid Item*, and collectible* Ft I & Sat 20)McVar Or . Sanora Hu(( Multi Family Yard Sale Saturday 4*0 Vlhlen Md Many, many mlic item* Somathing for •vtrybody I 12 noon on Tuesday and taka a d v a n ta g e of ou' s pecial garage sate ad price1* Call Classified now for detailsl 322 2611 LONOWOOD/DANBURY MILL off Lk E m m a Md M ulti sales on Norfolk Ct A MHIrace Pt Golf club*, clothes, torn, etc F rl Sat* S Maln/*hina MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE F u r n i t u r e , c lo th e s to ys , household items and more* •70Catalina D rive Sanford SATURDAY STARTS AT 4am RUMMAGE SALE Saturday M a ’ ch 74fh • » I Fam ily Worship Canter Cor nar of 72th St A Atrporl llU d Furniture household items . pthlng and m \ ten \ S A T U R D A Y O N I Y • ) Go'* equip glasses pof« A pant some turn odds A ends 7071 F lI u f t lo A v ______ Sf CROIX APARTMENTS AT THE TENNISCOURTS H am 7pm Sunday M arch?/ Refreshments ava ilabte 113 COUNTRY CLUB CIR Sanford Dusk, folding bed redlner, patio furniture, lots ofmisc SaturdayOnly *? AFFORDAHU MOMfS VINIURE I PR 0PIRfItS FHAOR VA A* IOA* A$|V|\ At*um* no qw*liB*t A owner hnencing low at 1403'mo' G ov’t Forec loture *. R epoil Wminofe. Orange Volusia' S-wrsfont Proper t'tt For 1#*t fhsn U 000 Do+n • FORECLOSURE! J/1 on M arkham Wd* forrcloture 4 7 1 * acre p a ifu rt/ tfa b le 1105 000 Lk M ary cuttom 1'? over I acre. *171 *00 ClessOCDL F U L L T IM E B7 9I22 L I V E IN C O M P A N I O N / Hemtmaker lo live with el derly lady Salary, private living quarters, efc Call alter 10am, please 2294200_______ LOCATES Conduct your own locate search For a step by step guide send 04 91 i 4X sales Iok lo Locate. PO Bo> taOl, Sanlord. FL 22771 1401 1 0 7 -M o b ile H om es / R ent VENTURE I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 -4 7 0 () C O U N TR Y 1 E TT IN O . com ptetely lurn. J/|, garbage /water furn. covered fenced pafto Ideal for war* couple or *ingp*renf UV0 mu pu*dep No pet* 323 1*12_______ O S T E IN 7 bedroom. I bath On 10 acre* 1450 plut IJOO tecurl If 204 44* *1*0 after Iprn SANFORD. 7 bdrm i bath quiet area fenced yard IlH/mo *175 itep No pet* 17J 6/04 J BORM. P . BATtl mobile home for rent Mullet Lake Park E*te* Dr *04 15/ 1>I/ BATEMAN REALTY Lie Real E*»ate Broker 7*40 Sanford Ave 321 0759 321-2257 •1 S T SANFORD ARBAI J or * tidrm 1 bath, large room* E X C E L L E N T C O N D ITIO N * HALL REALTY 3 1 2 W . F ir s t S t., S a n fo r d Lakefront /11home 151*00 1/1 corner lol air *47 500 10or *acre*! Term** Country * 1/l/t lam atr. fenced 15/ 500 1 /2/| loaded w feature*1 */* vuj 114— W a r e h o u s e S p a c e / R ent 115— In d u s t r ia l R e n t a ls 323-5774 OFFICE/warthaut* space, 1200 Sq It Prim* location at entrance to Central Fla He giorsalAirport <07)71 7*07 SANFORD tli.OSS tq It 2 phase sprinklers 17 sq 1 Stenstrom Realty Inc. llm Doyte 22) 2429 OELTONA 1 bdrm bath, family rm #afrat* 151.700 W Maliclowtki 117 f*ll F XCHANGE OR S IL L your proparty located any where! Invetfort Really. //4 5*1* Beautiful 1,2, L 3 Bedroom Homes Available LPN LPN Interested In Innovotlve facility, on the cutting edge ol research. 12hour Villi __ Call 499 >007________ MAIDS Mature, honest dependable Must lake polygraph test and must pass drug test Trans portatlon Is a plus Neil N Tidy 124 1177 MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT Full lime position available HVAC/plumblng necessary Great benelllt Pleas* apply In person; Sallpolnle Apartments 441 W. Seminole Blvd. SantoAt 407 112^1011 MEDICAL RN Charge nurie lor 7am 2pm IV and ventilator experience needed Apply Inperson Debary Manor 40 N. Hwy 17 92 _________ D9bery.FI_________ M EDICAL LABORATORY TECH Full lime Lob Tech needed lor busy community clinic. Must havo current Stole of FI licensure and be able lo slarl Immediately. Bilingual In Spanishhelplul, Apply lo: Central Flo Community Clinic Attn; Per sonoli Dept. 2471 !. Park Ave. Sanlord. FI 21771 FLORIDA STATE REQUIRES all contractor! be reglttered or cartllled To w rlly a tlal« c o n tra c to r! Ilcenta call I 100 342 7940 Occupational Llctntat aro raqulred by the county and can be verified by c a llln j^ lM IlO ^ x F ^ T il^ ^ ^ ^ L a w n S e r v ic e J A D LAWN MAINTENANCE Wt do ayarythlrgl Call lor Ireeetlltnatet 324)4)0 LOU'S Mowing. Weedeaiing. Edging t l ) A up Light haul mg Free E illmelet m 1717 TOM A J C F F 'I LAWN CAREI Ret /Comm . dependable, low raletl Freeetl 110 70/0 M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N . Repair addition, comm/rtt Llc/lnt »E R0004I9) 221 447) F lo o r in g A d d it io n s & R e m o d e lin g RES/COM M Vinyl Siding . Alum. Framing. Orywall. Doom . Rooting, Concrete 222 4421 S O Ballid. CBC4I9I40 A p p ll a n c e s APPLIANCE REPAIR Free appl ttrvlce call with re p a lr tlJ o h n ^ ^ J B a tO K IlU ^ C a rp e n try CARPENTER All kind) ol home repair!, painting A ceramic tile Richard Grott I l l >971 C a r p e t C le a n in g C o n c re te ~ ' HARDWOOD FLOORING Inttill Sanding Flnlthing TOM OLSEN 1112 414 1717 G e n e r a l S e r v ic e s IN D O O R A O U T O O O R Flattering Remodel new and hltlorlc Hornet 17)2910 H o m e Im p r o v e m e n t AFFORDABLE Horn* Repair. Dependable AH pbatet Call lor traaatt, Michael 1217104 R ES TO R A TIO N . O RYW ALL. metal lludt. doort, trim, tld Ing. porchet. decks, gartbot Llcantad/Insured 122 2017 SAM’S C A R P ET CLEAN IN O p lu t t lr lp and b u ll Iteart. H e lid e n lla l/ c o m m t r d a l 24 ^ J irv J te W L b ^ p jrW ^ C le a n i n g S e r v ic e ~ IT'S TIM E FOR SPRINO CLEAN INOI CALL SCOTTISHMAIDS Subtldlary ot Tha RM Brown Co 212 2412 Evropoon doming ol Amorlcon f+lcot_______ L IO H T H A U l I n O, FLO OR M AINTENANCE Wa alto do window! I 2201901___________ PERSONAL TOUCH C LEAN ­ INO SERVICE. Horn*!, apll and cart. 22) 2210 WE SHOW UP L a i T fila D U n lu y A d W o r k F o r Y o u ... £ 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 C u ll C I l f H M t t l D J a n i t o r i a l S e r v ic e s ~ BLITZ CLEAN JANITORIAL Commarclal/Ratld 111 4711 L a n d s c a p in g ‘ R A N D Y '! QUALITY LAWN. Complete pro care tinea 1940 Cleanups.hauling 221 0714 OELTONA 949 m a t r t ________ VENTURE I PROPERTIES M o v i n g & S to r a g e ' CLASS A MOVERS Moving tpeclalltlt 10X oil all local movet with coupon "We move with pride in mlntf' 111 41*4 P a i n t in g 'P A IN T IN O , paper hinging, pressure washing and dry wall repair Freeetl 111 )I74 T r e e S e r v ic e ~ ECHOLS TR E E SVC Lie's. Ins "Lei Ihe Protetslonalt do It " Freeettlmates 127 2129 W in d o w R e p a ir a n d C le a n in g WINDOW 8 SCREEN REPAIR: _________ 447 )21 7313 A d v e r t i s e Y o u r B u s i n e s s Eve ry Day F o r As L o w As $45 Per Month. Call C l a s s i f i e d , 322-2611 M O B IL E H O M E . Carriage REALTY, I NC. BUYERSI Discouraged in Your Search lor Your Dream Mom*I You N EED our Full Time Sate* Taam to give YOU Full Tim* Service! So Call Any On* ot Them A N YTIM E! 322 2420 • 321 2720 SANFORD • LAKE MARY •In Out 38th Y u r * W INTER SPRINOS 1/1 11.000 and q u a lity to a ssu m t tt(t/mo Community pool and Iannis Naw root (at ISS4______ W INTER'SPRINOS )/) HO 000 assumes no qualifying 1)7) mo Quick closing! New root. comm pool/tennis(49 l))4 4/1 BLOCK HOME w/ CHA on 100x114 lot )4 a ) 4 blk laundry/work sbop. 17(17 scr rm Vary close to Plnecrtst Clem 114.000 271 2444 d w a a iM c r a RPaAL E STA TE. !N c 322 7498 HANDYMAN SPECIAL /on*d R C I Downtown Wtford 7 »Mf l b.» *X) 000 OHO 171 UJ* HIDDEN LAKES 3/2. 2 car g*r rvmcxteted in%i<te/ou1 Oofllf 1/1*00 171 *515 151 — In v e s t m e n t P ro p e rty / t e le O n M fc ji W INTER PARK condo 3/2. til new ceramic and carpal, naw kilchan 1)2 000 124 )14) BANK FORECLOSURES, GOV'T FORECLOSURES. LOW DOWN AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA 8 ORANGE COUNTY 153— A c r e a g e L o t s /S a le DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal tor mobile home or home site, horse*, cattlo. terming, or nursery Zoned agricultural u.soo par acre Small down payment with owner tlnanclng 944-747-177) P IS H IR M A N t P A R A O IS f" water front lot. (0 a 1)0. spring lad lake Priced to salt SII SOO By owner 17)4*42 1.4 ACRES, residential. En tarprlsa FI Haavlly wooded Minutes to I X S74 OOP 322 9)04 SUNLAHD Great 2 bdrm with ri#t*ch«d brick r#c rnom/family room In gr«*f (ondilicn. covn#r lot Pric*d fight At 14?.*001 Call ter d*!*il«l Janet Mansfield. 323-7271 AA Carwta Inc . IQ 1114 L O N G W O O D H O M E 1/2. 17*1 *q ft 7 ca*f gnr«g# on Soidi«r’* ( t r n U I 000OBO 17) VOdt 157— M o b il e H o m e s / S a le * QUICK SALE N E E D E D * 70/ Cltru* Dr . i* m o rt for yOur m ooty J/J. v «ry ite*n updAtwd oldwr hom# L ik t o «w l Ali r»#w carp#! paint, and waiipap#r within Kitch#n appli * inducted Cio*# to golf tour*# and walk fo IdywllMte school F#nc#d in back yard on *m lak# Great neighbor hood Must see inside Possa ble lease purchase 1*4 *00 by owner B y a p p f only 320 /4/0 S A N F O R D J bdrm I'y bath Central A/C. garage, fenced yard Everyth in g new! 11.500 down. j*tQ/month /M 1907 S A N F O R D 7 bdrm . 1 bath Cent air and heat, jfp lia n c e i. in side laundry. * a « « n porch, large tenced yard. 2 sheds S4f .*00 373 324/or 321 t124 * | CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK I4i44 2/2 spill. (4 Bayspring, cantral H/A. screen room 14. SOO 24x23 )/) 42 Berkshire, cantral H/A. raised screen room. cerportlll.OOO Mel* 1/2 IS Fairmont Vista, cantral H/A. wesher/dryer, dishwasher, all electric, ca thedral calling*, vinyl siding, shingle root, northern Insula lion 112.000 24a4S 2/3 split 4) Pearson, cantral H/A. carport It).SOO Call M I IIM t r 1)1 27*2 LUCKY YOU! • We Offer Affordable Beauty and Value! APARTMENTS 323-3301 HOURS: Mon-Sat 9-5:30 Closed Sun 322-9556 1505 W. 25th Street • Sanford 322-2090 111— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n itu r e HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Over M years In Sanford Salas Naw and Used Service all makes A parts 204 E Commercial St 272 244) • AAA RAY'S APPLIANCE * 2141 French Ava. Sanlord R a l r l g a r a l o r . S la v a s Waihari Dryars Free S yr labor ware Dal avail 27*094) APPLIANCES. F U R N . TV'S. E T C . E U Y S E L L -T R A D E INS C H IC P O DEPOT. 1)19 FRENCHAVE. 17117*4 A P P LIAN C ES ! Btst prices. Bast Warranty. Bast Sarvtcat Washer». dryers, mlcrowavas Wa buy appllancasl Delivery tree! A » Bast. 714 31*2______ BUNK B ID S Upgrade mat trasses LlkenewllUO ________ Call 2*9 )031________ • CALP. KINO B IO Htavy dark pine, mirrored bookcase headboard Coll mattras* Vary good condition SIOO 331 m * after )PM a IL B C T R I C RAN O fl. J0". good condillon SO). 2)0 7ISO P R IBZK R . Frigidato. M cu tt. upright, whlla Eacallant condition! 9)00 77) UOI______ • PULL SIZE Mattress A boa springs Good condition SJ0 ________ Call Ml Ml*________ O l . STOVE. 20" S U ) Kenmec* HD wtshar. ly r old St)0 Chain link (a ft. 10a* 140 Stars 2* 4*1 hat xaater heater. tmosoldSIM 21102*2___ __ KIN M O R E wtlhar. vary nlcal Free delivery and warranty John - A4- iosl, 114 2262 aOAK HIOH CHAIR Eactltent condition SIS Call 172 2M6 • TV E N T E R T A IN M E N T CENTER m V 'h a * T 'w S40 naw at Wal Mart. Will salt lor S30OBO Call M ) 9*04 Ivmsg WASHER A DRYER. Magic Chat. 172) tor both BroyhIH dining sal Solid oak labia w/4 chairs i)00 OBO 277 4771 a WAT I R BE O. quean, padlstal w/4 d ra w e rs Bookcase headboard. SIOO M4 2*9* $ tI In Your Own Backyard! vy Beautiful Beautiful I,1,26 Lb i3 Bedroom Bedroom ft. Apartment Homes Available Mention this ad and PAY NO APPLICATION FEE I I I I k I it m iiii s | \ H U I T Z K 9IA 1 IIV* WOOVuith Drpokl jfd St. Croix Apartm ent^\ S tc rd " “ t e J M -r. H 3 0 * ir'l 5 :3 0 • SM. 1 0-5 • Sun. ' a FOR D THU NOE Rn IRD. 1(44. All orlglnall Needs some work *1,49) OBO Ml 01)4 2 2 1 — G o o d T h in g s to E a t STRAWBERRIES U Pick Opan 9sm 29f I C«lffy Av# J mi E of Sonford 1 ml N of SI Rd U F«rm t 321 7)64 2 2 3 — M is c e lla n e o u s •ALUMINUM WALKER For adult II) 277 *197 ANTIQUE Chlppandala couch antlqua buftet. color TV, stair s ltp p tr. mlsc housahold Items___________ Call 3M 4721 a 4 1 A U TIFU L NEW oold col orad lact labtertoth. )7"x72 " 111 407 M4 U79 4 109 PM DOWN (A S T SPA porlabte state 4. wood fremtd sail contalnad 1SOOOBO 77) 4*1) • O R A C O B A B Y S W IN O . eulomeiic II SOO Cell 372 0*91 _________Attar IPM aKINO TU T PRINT Framed and glassed 2 x3'. with ot tidal program U ) Pleas* call *4) n it ____________________ aREOINA STEAMER I year old In good ihapa Cla«ni carpats aasy Plus 2 botflti ot carpal shampoo All lor US! _________Call 37) 4729________ SERVICE SALES A PARTS tor portebl* kerosene heelers LARRY’S MART Ml 4111 (T A B L E C L O T H , new b*<«* Card labia s lit 14 Call 407 M4 9)79 410 9 PM __ ___ TIC K ETS tor Dan Fogelberg concert on April 2 1*5 00 (Coal >OBO 734 1711_________ UTILITY/Landscap* Trailer 1)50. Large Cheil P R I I Z I R SS4 49H17I alter *PM_______ a VC R TIC AL B LIN D ) 14 met cloth with wylqhl) Quiet but clay pul Comas with large I) ft (144 In) track Originally expensive will sacrifice lor only US Call 220 000* •1 9 7 0 DEVILLE CADILLAC 12000 OBO All power 3M 0354 2 3 1 -C a rs • BUICK 7) ELECTRA MS. 4 dr hardtop Excellent condlllonl Restored 199217 700120 9007 BUICK CEN TUR Y. 1(44. V4 angina, runs good 11.100 OBO _________Cell 1)0 0999 C H E V E TTE . 19*4. Cray, 4 door reliable car for only 1*00 _________ 27* 4174 _____ • CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 9) Lika naw Must salt Only 174.000 Call 1407172) 995* • OUNEBUOOY Full llbarglass body Convertible top Rebuilt VW engine Many new parts Protenlon built 17500 ) 71 4974 FORO M USTANO LX , 19(0 AM/FM stereo, air, p/w. auto Asking 14.50014* D U ________ • HONOA'ACCORD LX. 1992. P/S. P/B. #tr. Ktnwood AM/FM cassette. 4 door, low miles Rosewood color Will run lorevar 112.950 2M 947)__ OLE BARON'Convtrtlbl*. U Red. loaded, dig dash, naw top, naw liras U.10049) 710* a LINCOLN TOWNCAR 74. loaded aicaltent cond Whit* IISOO^OBO____ Ml 11)9 aMONTE CARLO 1*71 great condl A/C. runs Ilk* a topi Sharp looklngl SI.450M4 M il MY PRICES WILL NOT BE B E A T ! MY W A R R A N TY WILL NOT BE BEATI Coma vev Jim at American Dream Salas and Serve* 11)9 tanterd Av*. Ill >444 Wa'ra balldlwg a toputettars. a P LY M O U TH Grand Fury, white A t cond thru out Good mileage M.OOOOBO _________ M1MOO PUBLIC A U TO A U C TIO N . EVERY TUESDAY ?:)0 PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92. Darlene Beach *04 MS *221_________ (R E N A U L T ENCORE. 1(4). Excallent condlllonl SI.SOO llrm 120 1254 *l'*r*PM______ a TOYOTA COROLLA wagon, '92. Auto. A/C red 23K. warranty >9 450 773 66)4 I ) CHEVY Chevett* 4 dr 4 ,pd new tire*, doesn't burn oil Good 2nd car 1400 377 7147 •91 MUSTANO OT 10, 1 spd runs great, needs TLC. *1200 OBO A Reel Steal! 724 3101__ • U HONDA ACCORD 4 dr 1 spd . A/C. Pw . Am /Fm cassette MOOO 272 4417 (C H E V Y BEAUVILLE VAN 79, I Ion, Passenger van. ctean Loaded! Too much lo list, must sa* to appreciate Only 17.49) OBO.......... Ml 1700 * FORD RANOER. LTX 91. P/S. crulsa, A/C, stereo. 4.200 mile*, t yr or 12.000 ml left on warranty Celt 27) 1)1) alSUZU P/U 9) Red 7K. A/C. am/lm can. lull bedllner. rear window S9 45Q )M *439 a JE EP PICK UP 4x4. 1*7*. Vi auto Engine and Iran* to built (about 20.000 miles! Newer Interior *),000 M l HO* a JE E P PICKUP TRUCK. t*7* 4x4 with topper 5*00 OBO Needs a lot ot TLC. M3 )9)9 ” Sanford Motor Co. '92 CHEROKEE COUNTRY 14.000 mile*. 117.491 ________ Call 3M 41*3________ VO LKSW AOO N V A N , 1*74 Reasonable, good running condition 407 494 04)0 or 447 4000*. I 20)_______ ______ *1971 CHEVY 1/2 Ion p/u. 250 VI Runs good. Engine and Iran* strong *1)00 M 2UI7 e lf l) SUBURBAN OMC. 4 2L diesal. hall Ion. mechanically solid, naw rad /brake rotors A callperi/head liner Vary good liras and tow pkg SS SOOOBO _________ 407 711 1444_________ 1*9) F 10 BLAZER 4 dr. lull power. Tahoe package. I2K ml 117.000 llrm 177 9404 alter 4 2 3 8 — V e h ic le s W a n te d WE PAY TOP 111) FOR Complete or Wracked Cers. Trucks RUNNINGorNOT ANY CONDITION 173)444 239— M o to r c y c le s a n d B ik e s a ’ll HONDA. 7)0 custom, good condition. 2SK miles 1900OBO 33) 092) Iv msg or M l 43)9 II KAWASAKI. )SO LTD Prim* condillon Mull sea to appre elate >900 Ml 4 1 * 2 ___ _ a'47 HONDA SPREE Very low miles Very good condition 1400__________ Phone 311 4744 241— R e c r e a tio n a l V e h ic le s ^ C a m p e rs (H O L ID A Y Rambler Imperial. 'I* Jill basament model, loeded Excallent cond Op lional Honda motor scooter tor 1 W' rack *52 000 407 499 4929 VAN/CAM PER, 1*71. Chevy model 20 Good condition All accessories U.SOO 37) 491* *74 MOTOR HOME Runs great Will trad* lor travel trailer ol comparable value 321 719) MICHELES HOUSE OF BARGAINS Everything Must Coll Bring Your Box And Your Truck. Will Sell liy Ihe Piece or ll\ A Whole /Juv Full 2534 S. Park Drive • Sanford O p e n IQ -5 tveryrtay__________________ 3 2 2 - 6 1 9 9 Builder Closeout IN P R IV A T E P O O L C O M M U N IT Y Brand New Affordable Custom Homes With All The Amenities! 308 and 310 Krlder Rd. Sanford • Sanora Subdivision a FOR SALE Pair *1 t r ' Phase Linear Oraphtta Swbvraater Speakers. 4)0 w i ll ptak pqwtr. Asking SIP9 OBO Aik tor Brian 274 4)74 ayes_______ T R A D ! New Denon Stereo Sys lam A Bos* Speakers for anything ol valual >49 0)1 • A U S T R A L IA N R LU E H E E L E R m il puppits. 2 ((mates. ) months old. ST) *«ch 1317417 or 177 14)7 BABY LOP BUNNY. Pura brad. Itmala, vary lama. Oraat with kldsl )0 lbs ot lood )2C 23(27)00 B EA U TIFU L CALICO cat, 1yr., spayad. daclawad. accassorlts All shots SI) M4 9491________ • X -LA R O E A IR L IN E styla animal crata with locking gate. Good condition. Bought lor S4) 3 month) ago. Asking 140 Call M4 7;i3 211— A n tiq u e s / C o lle c t ib le s • S AC R IFIC IN O E L E C TR IC MOTOR bulll In Thomas Alva Edison’s day. Vlnlaga 1194 On* hundred y ta rs old. Horsapowar approx U HP. unusual brass linings, 2 spaad wood pullay. Musaum quality. Will maka soma collactor drool UIOO 272 4744__________ 'W IL L T R A D E 1**3 HESS TRUCK FOR 1(91. PLEASE CALL 2M 4)47 ± 1 Sale IlefiIn.o Fr/tltiy, J -J S l/nl/l It's AU Cone! 1 8 3 -T e le v is io n / R a d io /S te r e o 199— P e ts 8L S u p p lie s Paradise... H O U R S : M o n . - F rl. 8 :3 0 - 8 :3 0 Managed By Angelia Gordon Property Management FOR SUBDIVISIONS with or without approvals 200 1000 acres Waterfront a plus Call Tarry Clayton 904 7)) 4404 FOR SALE Varsa laddar. I) toot, SSI Ml 79)9 Geneva Gardens Ask About Our Super St. Patrick's Day Specials On 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! LAND WANTED 193— M a c h l n e r y / T o o l s A t o’ gold 159— R e e l E s t a t e W a n te d • P R E E C R EP E M Y R T L E . pink. You dig and till hot# ___________>77 2*47__________ • W ATER IRIS, blooming with blua (lowers For ponds. S7 ___________M14S40__________ (W E E D EATER.Black A Da ckar. tr' cut. Only SIS Call M l 1402 3301 S. Sanlord Ave. ‘ Sanford 1000 Stonebrook Dr., Sanford NEW 1994's, NO DOWN. ttX Interest, MX te. IIM/m*. M X 71, SJIS/me 24)1799 OLASTRON. tilt V bull, MIW. 7(0 Volvo. Hsh/skl, lots ol txlras. *7300 OBO 1)4 SI*) • HOUSEBOAT, llva aboard 43' Naulallnt, twin angina V drlva, S20K P rQ uam 49H II) a Illy ' COBIA BOW RIDER. In,id . radona. 1914 70 HP Evlnruda, power trim end tilt, rebuilt ) hrt Galvanltcd Magic-Tilt, naw liras, naw wiring *7,4)0171 1019________ • I* FT BOWRIDER IIS HP Marcury, o/b, low hours, with trailer U 100 277 0144________ • 19*4 SKI/FISH BOAT 90 HP AParc . w/ trailer. Runs graall U.000 Partial tlnanfa *9) 2404 • 1*4) REOAL Madalllan. 17’ tO", 4 cyl In/outboard motor w/drlv* on frailer U.OOO OBO 4X24004 or 4*9 *301 avts______ at* FT PONTOON boat *11 llbarglass. 140 HP Evlnruda Vary fast I Many axlras. Ilka nawl Only 110,2)0 213 *4*0 '14 CAROLINA. 17 ft w/lrallar Stall }, rtllnlih td w/naw swivel satis SIOO Ml Ml* _ (4 PROLINE, 17 tt.. V bottom with 1 1 C drive Ship to shore, depth Under, galv trailer, vary tew hours *499) 17) 11*4 Ahay Marin* Inc. I ll EH Iti SI 91’ TIDE CRAFT, fish and'ski boat w/trallar IJ0XR4 Mar cury. lot) of axlras satOO 772 19*0 193— L a w n & G a r d e n S a n fo r d C o u rt A p artm en ts STONEBROOK 157— M o b il e H o m es / te le 2 3 0 — A n t iq u e / C l a s s ic C a rs ** (S EAR S EXERCISE BIKE. 120 or bast otter CallMI M74 • Energy • Efficient Studio, 1 & 2 Bedroom Affordable A p artm inti • Friendly, On-Site, Dependable Management • Attic Storege, Private Patio & Morel Call Us o r Slof> Hy Today Fo r M a ils ! Cove, tr a ) ) ' 1 Bdrm. ) Bath. 17 000 _____________ 277 9)47 235— T r u c k s / B u s e s /V a n s 2 1 5 — B o a ts a n d A c c e s s o r ie s 187— S p o r t in g G o o d s • S in g le S to ry D e s ig n • N o O ne B e lo w o r A b o v e Wiuhers/Drycrs In All Units •State-Of-The-Art Fitness Center •Endosed Pxitlos/Balconlcs •Private Exterior Storngc roots, pool decks, walks, houses Freeetl g i am BLUE SKY POOLS AND SPAS Service, repair end remodel Ing Quality work al low prices. Fretail 407 )14990) W EEK LY SERVICE trom MS mo Cham Rita Pool Service ^*^227I^^Rober1Sho*maker STAIRS PROPERTY S T E N ST R O M A — 1*10 P r e s s u r e C le a n in g o O J T llfiT T in ^ M v Iv S y v S w im m i n g P o o l S e r v lc e /R c p a ir 157— M o b i l e Hom es /t e le 447 222 72)1/28 4)79 7OH SALE OH RENT 3 7 Cent air. gar 12.400 down l)))/m o lOquaMluyer *41 0947______ ’ ORACE ABOUND) In this ) bdrm 2 bath home tucked inside bloom ing w alks, lowering oaks Your haven ol rest Sal SOO •SANFORD HISTO RIC OIS TRICTI I story, corner dLl lol Restore or keep et duplex Goodrxeilel Prlcertduced'll • A - ^ 14 1 — H o m e s f o r t e l e M AN A G EM EN T A R EA LTY Looking to buy a home? W* hev* homes in all areas ol Seminole. Orange. Volusia Countiosl Call lor datailsl • 1/1 with llreplac*. newer carpel and III*. U4.900 • f orrcluturel 4/2on I ) ) acres fireplace 1104 900 • 4/). 7 700 sq f t . llreplac* Ig scr porchl )104 100 Beth Osborn* Venture I Properties Our Rates Are Better Than Brer! CAPTAIN CONCRETE. 'wilyn* Baal 1 Man Quality Opera Hon I 2)4 1214/414 2441 Electrical 321-6762 Lol* ol clotalt! 1/2.500 Owner/Realtor 12) 410/ (SX2 T J 5 IT CO SANTORO 21th SI and Myrtle Avt l ‘A U L o n t T o r t N i: Apply 1 4 p m al Holiday House Restaurant. Hwy 17 97 near Lake Mary A drug tree1 workplace_________________ LANDSCAPERS SOD LAYERS DUMP TRUCK DRIVER y J'7 tseovlly fre#<f 1/3 acre Split b d rm . ceram ic tile appl garage Po**ibie owner hold 2nd Jut* |/1 W »' HOST-HOSTESS/CASH IE R Full time Apply within Mon day Friday. 9 4 at Debary Manor _______44/444 4424 Assume no quality 111 7/1. near St Jo h n 's R iv e r, cathederal team clg , fenced yard great room plan! 141.000 PRE forecloiwret IKDQ dn C ® Q J)3 HOUSEKEEPER Llytng at Its belli 2/7 condo, comm pool/lennls. WWC, c* ramie tile, eat In k it. master tidrm w'balconyi SS2.004 A llie n # No (Jurfb/tet *f • / 2 M*2 P I T I 154.500 • J 'J *plft fenced *545 P IT I 15* *O0 OFF 46A duptev 2 bdrm. 2 bath Park tide Place Fic*ll*nt rood MV) RE/MAX M l »>4 HAIR STYLIST Middleton Oaksl 4/}, kit w'breaklast bar. lam r m . scr pch . tenced. 2 decks, sec sys . Intercom! 19),904 330 0 2 7 3 / 774 9400 4 ( r e ' A p p l , in tid e u til . fenced yd' Only tl*.0M f • 2/1. over 1/2 acref U r . dm. U m rm Satellite di*h U4.*00 • 3/2 w /P O O L ter only Ut.1441 Ltv . dming torn rm * tool • L A K E , le n n lt , p o o ll 3/2 cuttom . Iiv. din e «t in kltth . appl Gar eg* 117 *00' • J/1, new rnrpot A point* Cent M/A. enrport Ju»t *41*00* 105— D u p f c x T r ip lo x / R e n t _ •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN V 141— H o m e s f o r S a le eM AYFAIR 2/1 w/ scr porch, dbl garage. 12)4 tq II healed no pets ItlS'mo t(D0i*c eSANFORD 0UPLEX 1/1) 2 story, w/d hook ups. CMA Specious! M40'mo .MWtec a SHADOW LAKE WOOOS 2/2 ) w' dbl* car garage, fplc . well 1 sept if ISOO/mo 1900 sec aSANFORO 2/2 OUPLEX w d hookup CMA MMmoMOOsec eSANFORD 9/9 w/ den scr porch 1791 mo )7)0t*c ( eO VIEO O t/l DUPLEX w ' carport, w/d hookup, heel alr D4) mo)7WS*< Srt no dep Stentlrem Realty. Inc. "Wx Manage your Name, like II was our awn " Jim Deyl* I I ) 2491 Alter4PM 2M 1491 2 BDRM. I BATH taOO'monlh All utilities Included 1st mo A s#< unly J7I OH* or 1)1 1471 ) / ) , appliances hook ups garage, carpet. Umdt. cent heel I i r t w m 1700vx 1rot 1 BEDROOM with cent H/A. large tenced y a rd , and screened room Only )MD down Why rent > The Hllllm en Group. Inc Realtor 1)1 411) < BORM. ) BATH 2 acres Children end horses OK l*oo mo 17) Ml/ THIS WEE ftABY ITEMS, clothing appif anct* and tufnitur* 102 For#*t Onv# Loch Arbor Saturday and Sunday NEW Sanlord olllcet and/or warehouses 400 2 400 tq It Special, Mil/mo. I l l ISM SANFORD. Office space. 1400 sq It building total. 1200 sq It ptrolllca unit. B t 7404 SANFORD IM7 S FRENCH I 000 tq It Ideal small otlic* f72}/mo met water, sawer garbage Call 2)1 PIS_______ 100 SO F E E T lor teat* on 17 9). successful existing anchor butlnewet Good parking and lighting Great visibility ^^skm^aoOTno^^J^atea^work 103— H ou ses U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t MORGAN REALTY Beginner's luckl 2/2. scr. pch ., workshop, sits on cut (te sac. large loft 149.900 11 B -O ffic e ?nd Hr. Iron! and back porch Groat location SJIO mo Al Chladl Brabtr/Owner ________ )-444-141-444)________ ? BEDROOM FREE MONTH SPECIALI ) bdrnit A elite evell Cell Jerry. D ) *4)0_ ) BEDRO O M .! Sanlord Ave ! ) ) ) Includes utilities ______ HO 40)4or 4»Q )47l______ All rental and real (state adva'lltamenlt are tubjecl lo Ihe Fetkrral Fair flouting Art. which maket II Illegal lo adrerlit* any preference. Mm llaflon or ditcrlm lnallo n hated oi race, color, religion tax. handicap, lamlllal tlalut or nahceral origin 14 1 — H o m e s f o r t e l a Space / Rent SPACIOUS 1 BDRM Company «##kt individual* wifh 4**#mbly And machine operating n p t r v n d Long term a**ignm#nf Grtal op port unify N#v#r • fe#' tteip P n w n m l.lH 4444 PRODUCTION WORK an s p a r k a v e Licenced F/T. In Sanford Call Ctndaor Raiftni 273IQ4S v». TER R Y E CHRISTENSEN and SUE CHRISTENSEN, his wile, et.al.; Delendanlls) NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given lhal. pursuant lo Iho Ordar or Final Judgmant entered In this cause In Ihe Circuit Court ol Seminole County. Florida. I will sail Ihe properly situated In Seminole County, Florida, described as Lol 9. Block O. IOYLLWILDE OF LOCH ARBOR. SECTION 4. according lo the plal thereof as recorded In Plal Book II. Pages 99 and 100. ol the Public Records ol SamlnoloCounty, Florida al public sale, lo the highest end best bidder, for cash, at Ihe Wait Front Door ol tha Seminole County Courthouse, In Sanlord Florida, at It 00 A M . on April 14.1994 MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk In accordance with the Amer leans With Disabilities Acl. per sons needing a special eccom mode IIon lo participate In this proceeding should conlect Ihe Individual or agency sending notice not later than seven days prior lo Ihe proceeding al Ihe address given on notice Tele phone: I 407 MJ 4M0. If hearing Impaired 1 900 92) 9771 (TDDI or I 400 9)1*770 (V). via Florida Ralay Servlet Publish: March II. 2S, 1994 DEP 190 : “ 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d - $6,000°° CASH TO CLOSE! r $575.00 p.i. • based on 7.5% fixed rate 30 year mortgage ___ •Three Bedroom, 2 Bath Split Plan Large Great Room, 1584 Sq. Ft. Living Area • Large Eat-In Kitchen •Vaulted Ceilings And Planter Shelves Throughout •Formal Dining Room Area •Spacious Master Suite ^ • Screened-ln Patio • Tw o-Car Garage •Automatic Sprinkler System •Professional Landscaping With St, Augustine Sod •Walking Distance To Pool, Clubhouse, Tennis & Basketball Courts •Very Light And Bright •$6,000 Of Upgrades Included In Price Make This A Best Buy Opportunity! 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 Lett on Krider Rd Paul R. Schwab Custom Homes 699-0962 - Office 321-8631 - Model AIRPORT BlVD V.' 1 f- 1 LAKE MARY ElV0 L « »nG0044166 r-SANORA 1.1 | �I '0 * v % M g K ■ .............. I » ^ I \ \ ' BB - Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Friday M a tc h 28, 1994 b y C h ic Y o u n g Kick the daily nasal spray habit BLO NDIE DEAN DU. O O T T : Living down extremities and loose folds of South. I’m plugucd by year- skin over the back of Ihe neck. In o l d e r c h i l d r e n , t he round nlhrglrs. I licgun using n nasal spray tlx months *»U«». and syndrome causes webbing of the of the aorta, and sexual un­ 1 find myself addicted to It. If I neck, short stature, a wide chest, derdevelopment. moles, short fingers, narrowing don’t use It two to three times a day. I become congested and A n a w t r to P r e v io u s P u i i l e ACROSS 30 P in p o in t stopped up. Mow can I overcome s g B lm p lt u u u u u u u u u u 1 Bl plus ons this? , 4 0 P erform UfcJUUULJ UUUUUfcJ 4 S anta's DEAN KEADKU: Most nasal again halpara aiiLIUIIU LJlJLdlJLIU 41 P la to n paa sprays cause “ rebound • In­ 0 A tta m p t 42 — a n d c ra tta □yfc] □ UUU LIUULi creased congestion after more 12 C M ckan 4 3 Fesblaat tban a week or two of use. In tills uuuuuuu 13 ------------------4 0 A frican cologns slluatlon. unsuspecting patients anla lo p e UUUU ULJLI LB1IU 14 TV’a — Maw use more and more nose spray, 4 g Food u a u u u uuyuuuu 15 E tarnally c o n iu m a r thereby aggravating, rather than (poaL) B u B u U H U 0ULJUI1 03 G rata up curing, the problem. Nose sprays IS N ot w rong 04 Young s a l Suu UUU ULIU1U 17 O raak U tta r should only Ire used for brief 00 W ord to call UlJUUfclULJ 10 Fragrant ■ ttantlon periods to relieve nasal conges­ raaln Id U U U Li LIU LI LJUU og — -la-la tion. 20 M elodla* 0 0 Loop o f rope UUUUUU UUUUUU In my view, you should dis­ 22 Spray 01 Epoch H IU U U U U U U U U U U 20 C o n itru c continue the spray. To get you 02 Hearing Uon baam “ ill 111 I.1MI-IIHUM organ “ over the h u m p " •• and, wda.) 0 3 M ors ratio n a l perhaps, to control your allergies 29 (2 Vary w arm 0 4 N a it to Sun. 11 P ositive 0 M edieval lit the future •• I suggest an oral 30 V artaty w ords poem 34 S tars antihistamine, such as Hismanal DOWN 19 R educe In 0 C avity In ro ck 30 M edical orClarttln. p ric e (2 wda.) 7 A ng lo -S a io n tlti 1 01 — I Sing Your doctor may wish to 30 sAuuthor 21 P inal de­ le tte r — 2 S tagger m a n d ! (var.) S B raw l prescribe such a product to Otnaaan 3 R egarding 23 A ctraaa — g At th a t tim e lessen your symptoms Or be 37 K ing D avid's 2 wda.) Flam ing 10 Narva g rsn d fa th s r 4 W eird may merely ask you to use the 24 E skim o boat n e tw o rk antihistamine temporarily, while 20 H orse's homa [l“ W 7r 20 C o m p o ta r — you’re awaiting your appoint­ S travinsky ment with an allergist 111 27 — Ruth I believe you should see such a 28 F illed w ith M7 s|ieelallst. because you need to reverence 31 Rtvsr In know what you're allergic to and Belgium bow to avoid It. when possible 32 S ection DEAN DM. O O T T My H year33 Uses th riftily 44 Paradtsea old daughter has been diagnosed 45 M ora with Turner's syndrome. I've w ithered asked her doctor to explain the 40 D im inutive situation to me. but he docs li in tuffla 47 Tree snake such clinical terms that this 40 Seaweed confuses me even more. Can you ? roduct provide the Information I'm hose people S I Finnish firs t seeking*/ , name DEAN HEADED: T u r n e r s 52 A ctor — s y n d r o m e , also k n o wn as O'Naal gonadal dysgenesis. Is due to an 55 Hawaiian Inherited absence ol one ol the volcano Mauna — two X chromosomes in women 58 W arnher — It occurs once per H.(KX) live Braun female births, leading to a char­ 57 la n g u a g e acteristic appearance of the tu ffla newborn s w e l l i n g of the b y C h a r le s M . S c h u li PEANUTS THIS 15 AAV REPORT ON t h e b u s in e s s m a n BARBER I INTERVIEWEE?.. YEARS A B O , HE SAlO, HAIRCUTS WERE THIRTY-FIVE CENTS AND ICE CREAM CONES '~ Z T / 4 WIN AT BRIDGE fly Phillip Alder Which vessel, do you think, leaks from the top? In bridge, you might la- faced w i t h t he s a me p r o b l e m , especially when defending. Do you ploy n suit from Ihe top or do you lead a low card early? Normally. If you arc trying to establish your suit, you duck an early trick to keep communica­ tion with your partner Dot not always I Mending agaiiisi three no­ trump, West led the spade ace With queen In the dum m y, attitude was known So Hast dropped the two. showing an odd number of sfuides. From the bidding, tills hud to be three. So West continued with u low spade, giving declarer the trick lie was bound to w in and keeping cnmmtinlcat ton with bis partner. Hut S<*iib made West pay. Alter winning Irlck iwo with dummy's spade lack, declarer cashed dummy's diamond ace and pluyed u diamond (n his king West's hear! discard was a blow, bill not fatal. South played oil bis three club winners before leading a diamond to dummy's queen West discarded a second heart. Deciding West hadn't started with 5-3-1 -4 shape and (lie heart king, which would now be bare. Sout h cal l ed for dum m y's spade queen. West won with ihe king and cashed two mire spade tricks Hut then he li.ul lo lead away Irom Ihe heart king, giving South Ills eighth and ninth tricks II only West |lh ! played three rounds of spade* at the Ix-gln(dug. Ihe contract would have tjccn defeated. And since he had ihe heart king as an entry. Ibis defense was logk’ol. The vessel that leaks from tlu­ mp. as pointed out by James Heston. Is lbe government. NORTH 4QJ4 VQJ74 4 A 0 12 474 H IM EAST 4 151 V II a j io »5 4 J 10 9 1 WEST ♦ A K 10 # 3 Y K 9U a i 415 3 SOUTH 4 71 V A 10 5 ♦ K 7t 4 4 A KQ2 V uln e ra b le : E a a t-W e it D e a le r South SM ih 1 NT 24 W eil I ’ aia Pasa N o rik 14 3 NT East Paaa A ll pais O pening lead; ♦ A HOROSCOPE Dy Bernice Bede Oaol YOUR BIRTH D AY March 26, 1094 by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST IT MA6 A N OPTICAL ' ILLUSION ** X T H O U G H T X COULP eve P O 6 T 0 * A tfO W g l a l N tH m s . $ M by Jim Davis G A R F IE L D by Jim Meddick ROBOTMAN* \F YOU &SK Nfc befo re . xovj TAKE THE N W STEP VJITVt llU f, YOU SHOULD ASSESS YOUR R ELATIO N SH IP soberly a n d YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT IT UM-ARE.YCN \ JUST PARAPHRASING ^ THAT'S EASY FOR YOU TO IS TO FEEL THE WARMTH G0IN6 TO L , J SAY...YOU'RE A MACHINE- OF AN EMBRACE ...T H E QUOTE ALL OF T NOT FLESH AND BLOOD/ TENDERNESS OF A CARESS CAtTMN K W S ...T O F E E L ..............L O V E / M O N O LO G U E -------------- - W FROM THE. ly Your chart Indicates probable success In Iwo challenging en­ deavors In the year ahead. You might be able to flguic out a way lo successfully merge them. A R IE S (M’arr-h VS1-April 19) Today you might he placed In an awkward position thut could challenge your ability to be candid and frank. Nevertheless. It's best you do so. because If you employ guile It'll rcudlly be discerned. Know where to look for romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly reveals which signs arc romantically perfect for you. Mall $2 and a l ong, selfaddressed. stamped envelope and a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope lo Matchmak­ er. cfo this newspaper, I’.O. Hox 4465. New York. N.Y. 101Oil. TA U R U S (April 20 May 20) Do not Judge othcra by your In­ t ui t i ve per cept i ons t oday, because this mechanism could be malfunctioning and Inaccu­ rate. Let your common sense make Judgmcnlsfor you. OEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) A relationship with a close friend A N N IE ___________ that has left you with disturbing feelings should be rectified to­ day. because Itc/she Is enter­ taining Ihe same m isunder­ standing about you. CANCfeR (June 2 1-July 22) Don't waste the greater part of today waiting for another to fulfill a promise lie/shc has made lo you. If you want tills matter attended to properly, you must do It yourself. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) It might be wise today not to even attempt a task you find very distasteful. Your heart won't be In your work and you might foul It up. V IR O O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Someone wlio thinks you're u g h l try „ to pretty nifty person might null you out ofr a self-created complication texlay. provided you resolve never to repeat the same mistake again. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oet. 23) Someone lo wlwm you’ve re­ cently gone for advice ts a trifle disappointed with yon. because lic/sne lias discovered that wlial was offered lias been substan­ tially Ignored. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Success In your endeavors Is a strong probability today, and you should get on " A " for effort, hut unfortunately perhaps only a "C.” for undiplomatic tactics. S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Financial trends look favor­ able for you today, yet there Is a chance you might not fully capitalize on your opportunities through cither u lack of knowl­ edge or Indifference on your behalf. C A P R IC O R N (Dee. 22-Jun. 19) Wlial goes around comes around. T ry to keep this In mind today, so thut you won't know­ ingly take advantage of someone who Isn't quite as sharp as you ‘ ^A Q U A R IU S (Jail. 20-Fcb. 19) Do not deliberately withhold Information from a friend today that could help him/her much more than It could you. Envy mustn't he permitted In the picture. PISCES (Feb. 20-Murch 20) Wi s h f u l t h i n k i n g w i t h o u t appropriate action ts a poor formula for trying to uchlcvc objectives today. He realistic In both unulysls and operation. Copyright 1994 N EW S P A P ER ENTERPRISE ASSN. bv Leonard Starr IT’S TKUti ISN-T lltS ITJ51 JOMtTHitV T ’RJ wrTH Trt1 WAV SONORA'S M A I N OOtS p lA N K S TH A T* WHY 4*RS. 4 . AH'/MSFlfCK PIP IT, R & H T T / * NOMAD". EPISODE MATURELY UWkABLrPitL' ’TJ4 � 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 25, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 25, 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 25, 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/f45c557eeaa18544918a6445a98aa00c.pdf abf266c28c2ab650893e3332014cc8db PDF Text Text 30 C e n t s MONDAY February 28, 1994 S a n fo rd H e ra ld S e rvin g Sanford, Lako M a ry and Som lnole C o u n ty tin e a 1 0 0 8 B6th Year, No. 164 - Sanford, Florida Deal falls through Grand Romance back cruising St. Johns □ Sports By NICK PFBIPAUP A th le te s ta k e to th e tra c k Herald Stall Writer LO N G W O O D — Several county performer* turned In brilliant performance* as the 1994 high school track season got Maned Saturday. □See Page IB. □ People D o g w o o d s h e ra ld sp rin g Many of the flowering dogwood* have started to bloom w hich I* a lx-mitlful sign that opting Is approaching SANFO RD — Persons regretting they didn't have an opportunity to cruise thr St. Johns on the rtvrrshfp Grand Romance, have another chanrc. The ship went Itark Into service this past week. "T h is Is our peak season, said Romance Crulscllncs President Nancl Yuronts. "and we Just rouldn't see leaving that large ship sitting at the dock." Th e original offer to sell thr ship to he used as a | This is our peak season and wejust co uld n ’t see leaving that large ship sittin g at the dock. J -N a n c y Youronis gambling boat in Indiana fell through "It Just didn't work o u t." Yuronts M id . "h u t that doesn't m ru n It's over. W c have at least four other excellent offer* to buy It. and we will Ire looking ul those as well as poaslbly a new olfrr from the □See Page 3B. BRIEFS W o m an re s c u e d SAN'FOKI) — A wall of a house had to be partially removed Sunday evening. In order to rescue a Sanford woman from her home at 1602 1/2 W. 13th Place. Th e woman's name was not revealed. By SANDRA ELLIOTT Sanford Fire Department Battalion Chief William Ellenhurg M id firemen were called when Ihc wom an reported smoke In her home. "It proved to be a burning mattress, which was causing smoke to fill the apartment." Ellenhurg said. "She was having difficulty breathing and we decided to take her to the hospital.” Herald Stall Writer_______________________________ SA N FO R D — A 33-year-old Sanford man Is dead today of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound after the Seminole County S W A T team was railed to Ids home following a domestic disturbance. Shane Quinton Connell. 32. died during the night after being transported to Orlando Regional Medical Center. Removing the woman from the building however, proved to be difficult because of her weight, which Ellenhurg estimated at approxi­ mately 500 pounds. Sanford Police Commander Dennis Whitmire said oincers were called to 210 Melissa Court In the Grovevlew subdivision off Luke M ary Boulcvurd about 3:45 p.m. Sunduy to Investigate a domestic dispute between a boyfriend and girlfriend. "Th e stairway was too rotten to use. so we had to break open part of the wall and erect a ramp so we could remove her." he sutd. By the time the woman was transported to Central Florida Regional Hospital, she was reportedly feeling better, and was not admitted. She eventually was taken to the home of u relative. W hitm ire stuted that Connell's girlfriend. Donna A n n Dajunc. 35. left Ih c couple's residence and run to a neighbor's home before i h r |H>IU-r a rriv e d . Hhe told police C o n n e ll turd The case has been turned over to HRS for additional investigation, because of the u n ­ suitable living conditions found In the apart­ ment. HMtM Ptwta kr I miwi Wm m m O n Sunday, the nowly-renoveted Sanford Museum opened Its doors for the first time slnco Its completion On hand lor the ribbon cutting ceromony were curator Alicia Clarkto; City Store o w n er robbed at gunpoint SANFORD — Th e owner of a convenience store was robbed at gunpoint late Saturday. Cash and property valued at over $9,000 was reportedly taken. According to poller C om m ander Dennis Whitmire. Paresh N. Valdya. the owner of A AM Discount Beverage. 1419 Celery Avc.. was exiting from the store with his son at approxi­ mately 9:27 p .m .. when they were approached by two black males. "Each of the two men were described ns about six feet tall w ith slender builds, and wearing dark clothing and hoods." Whitm ire said. "Each one of them reportedly had a small unknown lype handgun." "W hen they asked for the briefcase with the day's receipts." M id Whitmire "M r. Valdya reportedly refused, and they grabbed the case and fled east on Celery Avenue then south on Elliot Street." A Mason or Toyota type vehicle was re­ portedly seen leaving the scene u short time later. "According to our reports." W hitm ire con­ tinued. "the briefcase conlulned $8,900 In cash from the day's lottery receipts plus some personal papers, und a .357 Magnum handgun." Whitmire said the gun. valued at $350. has been entered Into the stolen property list. F ro m S ta ff See Romance, Page 5A Domestic fight ends in death Opening the doors on history "Right now we are looking into the cause ol the fire." E lle n h u rg said, "a n d we have tentatively declared It us suspicious In origin. (x-oplc- who originally wanted It." Had the strip sale been finalized, the Grand Romance would have left Sanford for a port In the Florida panhandle, where It would have been cut In half, and lengthened to double Its present size. It was proposed to hold at least 900 gaming tables. "W e arr looking at the numbers right now." she said. "W e will Ire checking our cruise IxKiktngs. and If wc have n smaller num ber, we will continue in use the white remodeled Romance. If the numbers continue like they have Deadbeat dads in jail today By VICKI DaSORMIBR Harold Stall Writer______________ SA N FO R D Some fathers who have been negligent In their financial duties toward their children spent this m orning thinking about those obligations behind bars at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. According to Ed McDonough, public Information officer for the Seminole County shcrtfTs office. 18 men In nil from around the county were served with writs of □ See Deadbeat. Page BA Commissioner Lon Howell; Mayor Bottye Smith; Myra Bales, president ol Iho Sanford Historical Society; and Miko Kirby, dlroctor ol Iho city Recreation and Parks Department.________________ pointed u .32 caliber hundgun at her during n domestic altercation. "W e got there at 3:50 p.m. and tried to estuhllsh some cnntuct with h im ." Whitmire explained. " T h e girlfriend told us lie had a gun and he was Mill Inside the house. O u r normal procedure In that type of situation Is to roll the I See Death, Page 5A COMA continues drive Group wants funds to help improve park By NICK PF1IFAUF Herald Stall Writer SA N FO R D — The Concerned Organized Men In Action. (C O M A ) Is continuing u drive to have a city park Improved. A request for financial help Is scheduled to come before the City Commission tonight. The park Is situated on Orange Avenue, ut 7llt Street. Located In a heavily populated residential urea, the intent Is to Improve the park for use by younger chlldrrn. Bernard Mitchell, president of COM A, ha* ream ed that the group has raised 85.000 for the park Improvements so far. In a letter to City Manager Bill Sim m ons. Mitchell wrote. "A s of this date we ure approximately S I 3.000 short of our goal. Therefore, we ask that yo u please consider placing the cost of this project on the 1994 budget of the C ity of Sanford." When the park refurbishing was first brought to the attention of the commission, there were Indications that the city expected to spend possibly In excess of $ 17.000 for the work. Nothing however, has been formally approved. In order to get the project moving at an earlier date. Mitchell Is suggesting It be divided Into two or three phases, with Ihc first phase to Ik - complcdcd during the month of April. Much of the money would be used for the purchase of equipment to he located at the park. During u meeting between city staff members and C O M A leaders earlier this month, several options were discussed. One would he to begin with a sculed down version of play activity, estimated at a cost of 85.2PI. which could later be enlarged. Another option would be to Install a bungalow with moving tunnels. T h e cost was listed as $4,576. Sanford G ro u n d Maintenance Coordinator Howard Jeffries questioned 11 money might Ik - saved should the city Sec Park, Page BA Lion’s Club hosts annual fishing tourney ra p o rts Comles..... . Visually ilF lv IB l impaired in competition Dear R Ahhv..... BBBI B E r" . Dssths ................ By HERMANBCHROEDIR INDEX Bridge............... ,4B,SB Movies.............. Herald Correspondent________ ' Dr. Oott............. Editorial............ Florida.............. S h o w e rs re tu rn W e d n e s d a y Partly cloudy. High In the low rr 70s. East wind 10 In !5 m p h . For moro weather, soo Page *A SANFO RD — The I9lh annual Visually Impaired Sluid Fishing Toum um cni was hosted by the Sanford Lion's Club on Saturday at Mullet Lake Park. Ralph Burger of Daytona beat out 94 other purtU1|>ant* by ratchlng the heaviest fish. Ron R u n k ls of Longwood caught thr biggest shad, while C h ic k C ra m p to n ol Geneva caught the moat fish. After the boats came ashore and the fish were all weighed a n d c o u n te d , a S u n B u n k sponsored barbecue was enjoyed by all. Muster Chefs Harold H lg h sm llh and Cecil T a y lo r ( ' See Pishing, Page BA S ta n R o c k t y . D r. R o b a rt J . S m it h a n d R a lp h B u r g e r w h o h a d th e b lg g e t l c e lc h . SU B SC R IB E T O T H E SAN FOR D HERALD FO R T H E B E S T LO C A L N EW S C O V E R A G E . Caii 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 It - T. V ;t _ i * . ♦ ' �SA - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Monday, February 28. 1994 NEW S FROM T H E REGION AND A CR O SS T H E S T A T E Budget and tax cap, top topics ■y BILL BIROSTROM S e a fo o d c o m p a n y w ill pay s e ttle m e n t Associated Press Writer T A L L A H A S S E E — A reduced settlement of $1.3 million will avoid forcing layoffs nt a seafood company accused of defrauding the government, fedrr.il and company officials say. "W e're glad In gel fills chapter closed and move o n ." Gene Rnfflcld. owner of Knffletd Fisheries In Fort St. Joe. said Sunday. U.S. District Ju d g e Lacey Collier ruled Sept, 23 the company owed $1.6 million. Including penalties, for misusing a federal loan. Hut Collier also wrole collecting lh.it amount — triple the damages owed — could defeat the loan's purpose of helping (he area's economy. Hal Held Fisheries Is the Florida Panhandle city's secondlargest employer with about 200 workers, and Collier said collection "undoubtedly would destroy a vital link In the lifeline of Gulf C o u n ty ." T h e company borrowed $1.3 million from 'the Apalachee Regional Planning Council to rebuild after a fire destroyed his plant in 1985. Th e U.S. Com m erce Department provided S I million, and the rest consisted of mulching funds from G ulf County. T A L L A H A S S E E — Lawmakers, nearing the halfway m ark In Ihelr eight-week session, will debate how m uch the state should spend and how to keep state spending from rising fastrr than Floridians' personal Income. Proposed $38 billion budgets for 1994-95 are slated for debate Thursday on both the House and Senate floors, after comm lttre approval last wrek. " I ’m very pleased we have made this m u rh of a good beginning." said Senate President Pat Thom as. D-Qulncy. " I think It's pretty good. It has no new taxes, no new fees, and It hits the right priorities.” Senate Republican Leader Andcr Crenshaw said of the Senate Appropriations Committee's proposal. Crenshaw said the proposal should avoid a repeat of last year's standoffs between the Senate's 20 Dcmocmts and 20 Republicans. T h e deadlocks often featured llirn-SenAte President Crenshaw opposing efforts by Democratic Gov. Lawton Chiles lo end tax exemptions or Increase fees. T h is lime Thom as Is Senate president. And. Crenshaw said, "T h e governor's a lot different. Even Lawton Chiles has seen the light." T h e budget proposals all strrss crime fighting. Th e y differ on how lo pay for prisons. Chiles proposed a 30-year bond borrowing arrnngrmcnt lo crenie space for 14.000 more Inmates. The House Appropriations Committee's version Is slinllur. but II would cut Interest costs by (laying olf the bonds In 15 years. The Senate panel’s budget w o u ld pay cash rather than sell Ixmds — a n d add about 17,000 prison beds "We kind of shied away front bonding. That puls n heavier burden on future legislative bodies." Thomas said. "I was prepared lo use bonds If necessary, but I Ihlnk there arc adequate fun d s that we can pay cash. W e’re proving that we can live within our means." Crenshaw said. "It keeps prisoners In Jail. I Ih llik Ihul's Ihc right priority." Kerrigan at Disney: ‘I was flawless’ G ro u p w a n ts S a ra to g a to be m u s e u m J A C K S O N V IL L E — Hackers say an effort to keep the USS Saratoga In Jacksonville as a museum muy run out of steam without a formal group lo tuke charge Th e Saratoga Is scheduled to lx- decommissioned by the Navy on Aug. 20. ending a 3 8 -yra r career with May port Naval Station ns Its hom e port. "If we can get ft downtown and get II In the (Jacksonville) shipyards or In a suitable site, there Is no question It would Ire quite a tourist attraction." said G ib Dannrbower, a Downtown Development A u th o rity staff member. - Hut those involved say a formal organization must take shape and develop n museum plan quickly If the project Is to have a chance of success. "W ithin 45 days. If we don't know what direction we want to take, we're probably getting past the point of no return." said Charles Mares, vice president of the Jacksonville Convention and Visitors Bureau. Project supporters will meet today with two consultants who have worked on other ship museums, and whal they hear may determine If the project Is worth pursuing. Mares said. Museum supporters want to take possession of the ship before It leaves Mayport lo lx* moth hailed and eventually scrapped T h e Navy donates some ships to non-proftl foundations, but officials have said they'd like lo see a firm proposal for the Saratoga. At least 10.000 people have signed petitions supporting the Idea, but neither the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce nor city officials have decided whether to pursue the project. Startup costs for some ship museums have reached millions of dollars. D.irm rhow cr said. D e p u tie s k ill m an w h o fa ta lly s h o t o th e rs T A M P A — Deputies killed a gunm an after the man fatally shot his ex-girlfriend and her current boyfriend, officials anil witnesses said. T h e gunman shot his ex-girlfriend at least twice with a high-powered rifle laic Sunday, deputies said. A n other man was fatally shot as he ran for help. He died ot St. J<atbh a iitftm m l early today. . had M e n released early today. . . . ZZ [h deputies T im Lewis, Robert W illiams and Loul# G o fta x ^iflfcjila ce d on administrative leave {lending rcvlewjaf the shooting. Sheriffs deputies arrived and confronted the shooter, ordering him to drop his weapon, a .30-.30 pump-action rifle. Th e man refused, and. according to witnesses, deputies shot him about six limes. He died at the scene. F r o m A s s o c ia te d P r a t s r e p o r ts By IKE FLORES Associated Press W riter_________ P M ttw In y tlio y n U fv m Way Back Whan Way back In me early pari of this century so-called “ Tom Thum b" weddings were very popular. Old timers will remember where the "name” Tom Thumb originated. He was al one lime considered the smallest man in the world and for years appeared al the Hippodrome In New York City for the great exhibitor the "one and only" P.T. Barnum. This led lo every kind of organization one could Imagine producing "Tom Thum b" weddings with little children portraying the roles of grooms, brides, best men, melds and matrons of honor, ushers and whatever or whoever might be Involved In such productions. Tho usual purpose was to raise funds lor worthy causes but not always. Here Is a picture ol a "Tom Thum b” wedding held al the Soulhside Rimary school March 13, 1B31. In this pholo (from left to right) are Buddy Angel, Virginia Chapman, Carolyn Rosier. Nancy Collum, Katherine Sponcer, maid of honor Joyce Steele, groom Herbert Moreland, the bride, who unfortunately now Is unknown, Charles Gormley, Katherine Wiggins, Valerie Wells. The next two participants are unknown. and on the end is Belly King. Behind this row ol weddng party members is the minister, Waller Haynes. In front of the party is flower girl Ann Wiggins. Angel, brolher of former Seminole County Superintendent of Public Instruction John Angel, Is now deceased Nancy Collum Is now the wife of ex-Sanfordile, retired U.S. Army Colonel Waltor Turner, residents of Tampa, and sister ol Sue Collum, wife ol E C. Harper Jr. ol Santord. The Rosier lass played the role of a boy. Joyce Steele is now Joyce Sawyers ot Sanford. Moreland, then known lo his friends and classmates as "Fuzzy," became known ss ’Upeod” when he later became a top-notch Navy lighter pilot and aftor that a well-known savings and loan executive belore his untimely death. Also deceased Is laser businessman and grocer Charles Gormley. Ann Wiggins was Sanford's first lady for many years as the wile ot Mayor Lee Moore. Haynes became a neurosurgeon and served for a number of years aboard Ihe world-famed hospital ship "H o p o " Researchers keep watch on old-growth forest [By ELLIOTT MINOR ; Associated Press Writer_________ j T H O M A S V IL L E . Ga. Th e ] secret preserve that contains i sonic of the Southeast's last I remaining old-growth forest Is silent except for the occasional tw itte rin g of b ird s and the rustling of wind through gnarled pine boughs. Known as the W ade Tract, the 200-acre forest Is one of only u handful of sites In the Southeast that has remained virtually u n ­ LOTTERY M IA M I - H o rn aro Ih e w in n in g n um bers selected Sunday In Ihe Florida Lottery: 8* 10-20-3 5-39-48 Cash 3 0-7-fl Play 4 0 -8 -8 -0 Sanford H erald Monday. February 28. 1994 Vol 88. No 164 Pubcuhed Doily end Sunder, etcepl the Sanford He retd. Seiutdey by 1 Inc SOON French Ava . Sanford. Fie. 7777! Second Cleee Poelage Peld el Sanford. Florida end additional melting olftee* POSTMASTER Send eddreee change* !• THE SANFORO MERAID. P.0. Sol IM F. Sentord. FL 17777.1447 luSetrlfllnn Rale* (deify i Sunday) I1S.S0 ssa.oo STS 00 m oo Flood! Resident! null pay T% sales tee In addition lo retoo abore Phono (407) 327-2SII. d ik. *♦7 closest to approximating what DeSoto saw." Th e Wade Tra ct has about 400 plant species. Including wireg r a s s , s m a ll o a k s a n d 350-year-old longleaf pine trees. It Is a home for about 60 species of mammals, reptiles, am phibi­ ans and birds. Including five colonies of e n da n g ere d red cockadcd woodpeckers. Scientists from T a ll Tim bers, u privately funded research group n e a r Ta lla h a s s e e . F la ., ure learning about ih r plant* and animals that lived In old-growth forests. They also are studying the effccls of forest fires, an essential element of Ihe ecology'. Knowledge gained at the pre­ serve could be used lo restore public and private lands lo a more natural stale and to create f u tu re la n d -m u n a g e m c n t guidelines. When Europeans begun col­ onizing North America In the 1600s. there were an-estimated 60 million to 70 million acres of longleaf pines In Ihe coastal plain, an area stretching from the Carolina* to Texas, But now. because of logging, farming and urbanization, only about 2.000 acres of old growth — only about three square miles — survive, said Todd Engstrom. a Ta ll Tim bers ornithologist. " It's one of the most en­ dangered ccosystents In Ih r Southeastern United Suites." Engstrom said. " T ills Is one of (he few places when* It Is still In a relatively natural stale and we can study It." T h e 24-year-dd figure skaicf frotn Slbnehain. Muss., is under comruct to the W alt Disney Co| . and A B C lo perform on televi­ sion. make o D is n e y movie, participate In Disney's Easter and Christmas {tirades and do commercials. Kerrigan said she skipped ihc Olym pic dosing ceremonies to come lo Ihc- Magic Kingdom "Just to have fun a n d relax. ... I got tired of ihr cold weather, and there was a In of pressure. I wanted in go somewhere warm." She and her fa m ily Joined Mickey Mouse atxrard an oldfashioned lire tm ek at Cinderel­ la's Castle and paraded slowly down Main Strrci to the cheers of theme park visitors. " S h e 's m y h e r o . " said 7-year-old Wally O rm o n d . Ned Gllckner said he had planned to re tu rn home lo Itosion on Sunday, b ul when he heard Kerrigan was coming, he changed Ills plain. " S h e 's one of o u rs , you k n o w ." Gllrkix-r M id . "She's quite a heroine there now. and l guess all over." THE WEATHER LOCAL FO R EC AST Lotto • Martha I Veer changed since al least l he early 1500* when Spanish explorer Hernando DeSoto explored the region. "W ithout this site and perhaps two or three others that begin to approach It In quality, wc have no way to assess how far our managed lands have diverted" from their natural state, said S h a r o n H e r m a n n , a p la n t biologist at the T a ll Timbers R e s e a r c h S t a t i o n , w h ic h manages the preserve. "T h is Is the site that probably comes L A K E BUENA V I S T A - Nancy K e rrig a n p lu n g e d In to her lucrative future w ith Mickey M m iv at her side* an thousands of fans turned out to cheer Ihe Olym pic silver medalist. Hut ufirr Ihc h lizzu rd of rrd, w h ile and blue confetti and parade In Ihe M agic Kingdom, Kcrrlgun look one more look track lo criticize the Judges of the llg u rr skating competition, won by Oksana HaluL " I know Ihr Judges are sup[Miscd to deduct for errors, und I'm not quite sire th ey did that because I was flawless." Ker­ rigan told re(ortcrs after Ihr parade Sunday. "O ksa n a , al­ though she's a great skalrr and real nice to wairit ... did have a couple of mistakes "1 skated rleutL and she had a few minor r rn rn . ... They're supi>oxcd to take off points for th at." Hut Kerrigan said she was satisfied with I r r second-place finish behind the 16-year-old Ukrainian. EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K Today: Partly cloudy. High III Ihc low rr 70s. East wind 10 lo 15 niph. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low In the upper 50s. East wind 5 to 10 niph. Tuesday: Increasing cloudi­ ness with a 20 percent chance of showers. High In the mid 70s. W ind southeast 15 inph. Extended forecast: Wednes­ d ay: S ru ttc rrd showers and i h u n d r m l o r m n : C o n tin u e d cloudy with niln ending from we st at night. Lzjws In the mid 50s lo low rr 6Qt. lllghs In the 70s. Thursday: Partly cloudy and cooler. Low In Ihe mid lo upper 50s. F L O R ID A T E M P S City Da,tone Brach Ft Laud Beach F<xtM,»M Gam**utile Hemet lead J nekton.ill* KerWetl laktlend Miami Pentacoia Sarauta Tallahattre Temp* V n o B a tih W PalmBaach La TO 4-1 n u j» n al u mm rrm a it to 71 at n *7 n 4* ir 77 » M at TO 4f u tt •1 74 HI Pel 00 00 00 00 mm 00 If 00 oo 00 00 00 tr •r tr MONDAY P tlyd dy 72-52 0 3 € NEW March 12 WEDNESDAY Msly cldy 73-55 TUESDAY cldy 75-83 MOON PHASES PULL Peb. 28 7 1 ^ VVjVL------------ 1 fr \|*a ----------- 1 LAST March 4 FIRST March 20 B E A C H C O N D IT IO N S Daytona Beach: Waves are 2-3 feel and routfi. Current Is to the north with a water tempera­ ture nf 60 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 2-4 feet and scml choppy. Current Is In t l r north with a water temperature of 60 degrees. THURSDAY Ptly cldy 73-53 T ID E S TUESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 7:55 a.m ., 8:30 p.m.: MaJ, 1:45 a m.. 2 :5 5 p.m . TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 10:25 a.m .. 10:58 ,m.: lows. 4 :13 a.m .. 4:26 p.m .: ew Smyrna Beach: highs. 10:30 a.m.. 1103 p.nt.: lows. 4:18 a.m., 4 3 1 p.m .: Cocoa Beach: highs. 10.45 a.m ., 11:18 p .m .; lows. 4:33 a n t.. 4:46 p.m. R B O A T IN G St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Small craft advisory In effect. Tonight: Wind east 15 lo 20 kin. Seas 4 to 6 ft. (lay and Inland waters choppy. A few showers. Tuesday: W ind south­ east 15 lo 20 k ls Seas 4 to 6 ft. Buy and Inland waters a moder­ ate chop. FRIDAY Pair 65-48 S T A T IS T IC S T I ip high tem perature In Sanford Sunday was 75 degrees and the overnight low was 49 as reported by l l r University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the period, ending al 9 a.m Mon­ day. totalled 0 Inches. T h e temperature al 9 a.m today was 64 degrees and Monday's overnight low was 55. us rccordrd by the National Weather Service al Ihe Orlando Inlrngillonnl Airport. [ ]Sunday's hltfi ee*<iM)eiiMtiM 72 □Barometric preaaure.30.2S l Relative Humldity....70 pet 1 Winds.... ........East 14 mph ( Rainfall.....................0 In. I Sunset.......- ....... 6:25 p.m. Sunrise....................6 :52 s.iu• Temperature* indicate previout da, I high end overnight low lo t p m EST City HI La Brc OUk Anchorag* IS 04 in Alien!* m SS 71 Atlantic City 17 14 Belllmof* 70 14 Bllllngt as 77 ttfy Birmingham rn sa 71 Bltmerck 77 04 cdr Bolt* SO 40 0) Hot'on 74 oe C*f Burling Ion,VI la 00 01 Or Cher letton.} C a; is ctfy Charletton W Va m ii it 47 is Char toll*. N C cdy Cheyenne 4T 77 tlr Chicago 77 OS Cleveland 71 04 m Concord.N M 70 04 Of Dalle* FI Worm m SO 7S Denver al 71 Or Det Mol net ie 07 01 Cltf Detroit is 07 cdy Honolulu 47 li dr 1lout Ion rn Al 44 Ind-enepolit in 71 10 Jock ton Mitt sa J t rn Xantet City 17 14 «ty Let Veget 70 U Ot Little Rock 44 14 m 47 54 Lot Angel** Of Memphit m 44 1* Milwaukee 77 04 cdf Mplt SI Peu* 70 07 rn HethviM* 44 11 New Or leant rn S* 41 New York City >7 II c*r Oklahoma City 47 » c4 f Omaha Tf IS Philadelphia ctfy It 14 Phoenla 74 SO Or Pilltburgh 14 OS <4* Portland Maine 71 OS dr 74 17 SI Louit ftfr Sealll* SI 41 >0 rn Wathing Ion D C 71 14 «4 f �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday. February 28. 1994 - 3A A g ift th at w ill keep g iv in g B urglary c h arg es file d • Sam V n u lu l SfufTurd. 38, who described himself us "homeless" was charged with burglary mid grand theft by Sanford Police on Saturday. Poller said on Jan. 30 or 31, u Jewelry store located on Park Avenue In Sanford was burglarized and almul *500 worth of Jewelry was taken. The police rejxirt revealed thnt Stafford was the one who broke Into the business. Poller said Stallord admitted to lh r crime when questioned. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Farlllty and held on $1,000 bond. • Kenneth Everett "C hipper" Mathews J r.. 25. 334 S. Country C lub ttd„ bake Maty, was charged wllh burglary to a dwelling dealing In stolen property anti two counts of grand theft by Sanford Police on Friday. Poller said that on Feb. 2. he allegedly entered u home In I hr 1000 block of West 3rd Street In Sanford by prying a window open. Oner Inside he allegedly took property and rush valued at over $300. Police said he allegedly used the money to buy drugs and he had |>awnrd the property. Police said that on Feb. I I . he had allegedly taken $1,500 In $50 bills from a bank envelope In his girlfriend's purse at h rr home in the 2500 block of Oak Avenue In Sanford. He was artested at the Jo hn E. Polk Correctional Facility where he had been relumed on other unrelated charges. He was held on $0,000 bond on the most recent charges. • Robert Donald Grrenwald. 21. who gave his address only as Culler Road. Longwood. was charged with burglary and theft by Altamonte Springs Police on Friday. Police said he und a friend. Identified as Sean Nigel Thompson. 19. had gained access to a nclgtibnr's apartment through the attic between the two residences. T h e y hud allegedly cut a hole through the firewall separating the two apartment attics. Through the air conditioning vents, there was visual access to the neighbor's bathroom and bedroom, police mild. While the neighbor was out-of-town, police said. Greenwald and Thom pson allegedly gained access to the neighbpr’s apartment through the attic und took a bra and several pairs of panties. Greenwald was taken to the Jo h n E Polk Correctional Facility and held on $5,000 bond. Arrest Information was not available on Thompson. B attery, d o m e s tic v io le n c e charged Katherine Michelle tirown. 23. and David Thomas Cranston. 25, both of 209 Pheasant Run C l.. Longwood. were charged with battery-domestic violence on Suturday by Seminole County sheriff's deputies. Deputies reported the two had been drinking at a bar and had started fighting. Upon returning to their residence, deputies said they started to physically assault one another. According to the deputies report there were broken chairs In the living room and furniture had been thrown around. Both were taken to the John E. Polk Conerilonal Facility and held on $2,500 bond each. D iso rd erly co n d u c t c h a rg e d Vincent Jam es Nasca. 20. 500 Airport Blvd.. Apt. 1214. Sanford, was charged with possession of alcoholic beverages by a Juvenile and disorderly conduct by Sanford Police on Saturday. Police said they had wanted a group of minors who had been found drinking outside (he apartments at 500 W. Airport Hlvd. In Sanford. Police said Nasca was found banging on the door at apunmenL 1214 and m akings great deal of noise. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $100 bond. M a riju a n a p o ssessio n Adclmo Michael Tafoya. 25. 130 Bedford Cl.. Sanford, was churgcd w llh possession of mnrijuunu and possession of dm g paraphernalia by Sanford Police on Friday. Responding to anonymous lips of drug use al the residence. |K>ltce asked Tafoya If they could search his residence, the report said. W ith Ills permission, police searched and found a bag of a substance that tested positive as marijuana. Police said they also found assorted pieces of drug paraphernalia. He was taken to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $500 bond. T re s p a s s in g arrests m a d e • Richard Author Wagner. 34. 3202 S. Orlando D r . Sanford, was charged with resisting arrest and trespassing by Sanford Police on Friday. Police said they had tried to stop Wagner to question him about a recent burglary. Instead of talking io the police he ran from them and hid under a utility trailer near a home. Police said the resident of that home told them he did not have permission to be on the property. Wagner was taken to the Jo h n E. Polk Conccllonal Facility and held on $ 100 bond. • Daryl Craig Tale. 35. 110 W. 13th Si.. Sanford, was charged w llh trespass after warning by Sanford Police on Friday. Police said he was causing a disturbance at a residence on William Clark Court In Sanford. The resident of that address had nlready signed a trespass warning against Tate, he was taken to the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility an held on $500 bond. Man charged in slaying has long criminal history By Assoolatad Prass__________ O D ESSA , Texas — Former prosecutors say a former Odessa man accused In a fatal slabbing In Florida Is proof some crim i­ nals can't be rehabilitated. Arturo Urtas Patino, convicted of five Odessa robberies, stands accused of fatally stabbing a man In Lee County, Fla. Aflcr a massive cross-country chase. Patino was arrested In California and subsequently has been returned to Florida, where he awaits trial. "lie's one of those Individuals which, no matter how much Jult or penitentiary llm r there is. he never Is going to rehabilitate." said Anthony Foster, a former Ector County assistant district attorney. "He's as bad a seed as ever came out of Odessa," said De­ n n is C a d r a . a n o t h e r e x prosecutor. Allen Jam es Meyer died In a pool of blood last month at a Florida children's party after he was stabbed In the neck. Meyer. 51, was killed after he and ‘ Patino, 30. allegedly had un argument. Patino's story begins with a 1983 convenience store robbery In Odessa. At a pretrial bearing after that robbery. David S la u gh te r, a clerk who was robbed at the s to re , p o s itiv e ly Id e n tifie d Patino, but was killed before he could testify. Patino's older brother. Dunlcl Patino, robbed the same store shortly after the pretrial hearing. Slaughter, armed and prepared for u robbery. hud a shootout with Daniel Patino. Doth died. Patino was co n victe d and sentenced to 10 years In prison. He received added prison lime In four other robbertes. but wus paroled In December 1987. Within a year Patino was back In Jail, accused of killing police Informant Joseph Lee Jim enez. Those charges eventually were dismissed, but In May 1990. he wus sentenced to three years In prison und a $500,000 fine for another convenience store rob­ bery. Aslronet Corp., a division of Mitsubishi, donated S15.000 (o the Rosenwald Exceptional S tu d e nt E d uca tio n Center recently. The school, located In Altamonte Springs, serves e m o tio n a lly a n d mentally handicapped children from a c r o s s Ihe d i s t r i c t . The money. S5.000 from Aslronet and S I0,000 from Mitsubishi, w ill bo used to purchase e d u c a tio n a l c o m p u te r equlpmenl for the school. Burt Fairchild, Industrial relations manager lor Aslronet and F. Michael Shea, vice president o l administration at Astronel. p r e s e n te d p r in c ip a l Dr. Michael Kahn wllh Ihe check as Kathy Rodriguez, ol the Astronel SPICE commitleo lor community service looked on MaraM M m b, Tamm, Vineani Botched postal stings reported elsewhere By Associated Brass CLEVELAN D A botched |xjM u I sting In Cleveland re­ sembled operations In at least five other U S. elites In the past 10 years, The Plain Dealer rejxirtcd Sunday. Almost 100 postal employees were unjustly areused In stings In Los Angeles. West Palm H eu rh , M inneapolis. I)oston. Saginaw. Mich., and oilier elites. Ihe new s|>u|>rr said. Cleveland postal Inspectors admitted thry wrongly charged 20 people In an undercover drug operation last year In what they called an Isolated problem. Hut the newspaper said that In several other probes w here drugs were hought. (raid Infor­ mants allegedly hounded und threatened postul w orkrrs for months to agree to sell them drugs. Som r of the Informants had crim inal records. For example, 12 Los Angeles postal workers were accused In 1987 of drug olTenses by an informant who turnrd In phony or low-quality drugs after alleged tra n sactio n s that postal In ­ spectors never witnessed. Th e Plain Dealer said. Th e House Post Office and Civil Service Committee planned to hold a hearing on Monday on a 19HG sting that resulted In charges against 19 workrrs In West Palm Reach. T h e workers were charged with drug trafficking based on llie word of Rolierl Gilbert, who had a criminal record for bur­ glary. forgery, breaking and en­ tering. grand larceny and other crimes. Change of venue argued By RON WORD Associated Press Writer G A IN E S V IL L E Extensive media coverage und Indumcd em otions in the c o m m u n ity make it impossible to pick an Impartial Jury to recommend a sentence for convicted killer Danny Harold Rolling, his at­ torneys claim. " T h e court w as made aware of the familiarity with the case among all pulcnllul Jurors as well as their knowledge of Inflammatory und prejudicial opi­ nions prevailing In the court­ room and the com m unity In general regarding death as the a p p r o p r ia t e p u n is h m e n t.* * Public Defender Rick Parker wrote In a motion Hied Friday for a change of venue. R o l l i n g , a 3 9 •y c a r - (i 1d Shreveport. La., driller and ca­ reer crim inal, pleaded guilty Feb. 15 to five counts of firstdegree murder, three counts of sexual baltcry and three counts of armed hurglaiy for the August 191K) at lacks on college stu­ dents. F o u r e m ployees w ere a c ­ qu itted and the p ro secu to r dropped the rest of the cases, but the [tost office refused to rein­ state the workers. A series of arbitrators sided wllh the fired workers and placed them bark on the rolls. Rep. William L. Clay. D-Mo.. chairman of the House comm itlee, said the Postal Inspection Service put felons In the post olflce to trap innocent workers because they "were more Inter­ ested In arrest statistics than thr well-being of postal workers." The Inspectors are under pre­ ssure to produce arrests, yet have as little as a week's worth of tra in in g In narcotics In ­ vestigations. said John Gibbons, a fonner assistant U.S. attorney who represents a worker In the Cleveland case. "T h e Postal Inspection Service has no business being In these types of cases." Gibbons said. " fhey'rc ripe for disaster. Y o u ’re dealing with Informants who are untrustworthy and have their own motivations." Th e newspaper said the In­ spection service refused to re­ spond to questions about Its undercover drug investigations. In c lu d in g tra in in g a n d (tie am ount of m oney spent op probes. Th e service Is the law enforcement arm of the U.S. Postal S e rvice and gets Its money from postage. John Hrugger. a spokesman for th e W a s h in g t o n h e a d ­ quarters of th r Postal Inspect Ion Service, said Sunday night that the faulty urrests over a 10-year period cited by the newspaper were small compared w llh the agency's 15.000 overall crim inal A ffordable Health Care F o r M lf - e m p lo y e d & s m a ll b u s in e s s o w n e r s . FR EE Q UO TES. 4O7-08O-86OS 1-800-207-8605 arrests last year. "The thrust of our Imerest is not lo make arrests, It's to keep the postal service drug-free. That's o u r objective." he said. All In-qiertlnn service arrests are reviewed b y federal pro­ secutors and grand Juries, he said. "It's not n process we control.'* Frank H rennnn. a Postal SereIce spokesman, said the en­ forcement he lp s the agency protect Its employees and the Inlrgrliv of the mall. “ We warn lo pruvldr all of our ftr employees with a sate working environment.** he said. " W r don't want any Illegality in our workplace und o u r employees don't cither." T h e service changed Its pro­ gram after the Cleveland opera­ tion. the newspaper said. Now. Inspectors not Involved w i t h th e e a se r e v ie w a ll employee drug Investigations. A m o n g other things, they also look for possible entrapment and m ake sure evidence Includes m o re than the w o rd of un Informant. TRANSMISSION tJAQC transmission 3214270 LAM MARY/HUTMNWl; 3304610 I J3J TUNE-UP INCLUDES 7 C H C C / j u i t m m r e p a ir s DfLAMO /DCLTONA Slit- jz W EDNESDAY i < rV>Vj' , ‘ :y p ► V 0 - 7, LEES f,Minus Rccine Cliirtai 3-PC. CHICKEN DINNER .. . .... ^ Q Q We're Here In Your Community, Right Now All Good Things Must ComeTo An End. A hearing on the motion was scheduled lor today by Circuit Ju d g e Stun R. Morris. Stale Attorney Rod Smith said he will oppose any cllcvt to move the penalty phase of Rolling's trial out of Alachua County. Morris must ntlc on the m o­ tion ttefnrc Ihe trrond round ol Jury selection la-gliis. If the Judge d e nies Parker's m o tio n , a t­ torneys will iH-gHi more Intense questioning u |xitl of 117 poten­ tial Jurors. If the motion Is denied; of­ ficials expect to (Inislt Jury selection this week and begin hearing testimony March 7. RedeemyourwinningticketsbyApril29th. Tire scratch-oil games Fat Cat and 5th Anniversary officially end February 28.1994 and all prizes must be redeemed by Apri 29.1994. Prizes under $500 may be redeemed t at any Florida lotlery retailer; prizes over $500 must be redeemed at a lottery district office. So for a floppy ending, cash In your winning tickets now. ■ |>04) 775-0003 | ALT. tBQS. /LOBOVOOO 630-5500 •8 ORLANDO 3806500 ■ Y ir J I! I n a TM R N Q 5 CSTBMATU CALL FOR ABBORfTMDIT . �4A - Sanford HeraJd, Sanford. Florida - Monday, hebruary 28. 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald N A T H EN TO FF (USPS 481-280) 300 N. FREN CH A V E . SANFORD. FLA. 32771 A rm Code 407-322-2011 or 831-0093 Health plan is universal rationing Wsyns D. Doyle, Publish** and Editor Hillary Rodham Clinton, testifying tx lore the Senate Finance Committee hist September, said that If the Clinton health plan creates "the kind of health security we ure talking about, then people will know they an- not bring denied treatment lor any reason oilier than It Is not appropriate - will not enhance or save the quality of life." Treatm ent can be rlrtdrd If it does not "enhance" the patient's "quality of life"? Where In the Constitution does the government derive the (tower to legislate what. In m any ruses, may tx- the end of life for those who do not meet these criteria In a future inundatrd federal health system? And who decides? Th e family, the physician or the housekeeper? Indeed, allhough the debate over the Clinton (dan has largely tx-vn atxnil managed care, global budgets, regional health alliances and compelled employer insurance payments for their workers, the much more lund.im rm ul Issue Is whether die plan wilt result In rationing health care at vurlous stages of life. Th e president, not exactly a paradigm ol credibility, has Insisted that there will tx- no rationing. Eliminating waste and lneniclettry In Ihe health eare system will ensure universal access to health benefits. But. ns reported on SUIUSCRimON RATE: 3 Mouths...............................810.50 0 M ontlia............................. ......830.00 1 Year ..................................878 00 Florida Resident* must pay 7X ealee tan In addition to rates above. E D ITO R IA L S iThe heck with iMonday... He m ig h t h a ve preferred to slip q u ie tly 'd o w n the track stairs, leaving his 3 4 -y c n r Ju d ic ia l r a r e r r w ith o u t a n y fanfare but his friends and co u rth o u se w o rk e rs w a nted to w ish hint lu ck , good health an d a long, h a p p y re tirem ent. E ig h te e n th C irc u it C o u rt J u d g e Robert B. M c G re g o r retired F rid a y after se rvin g 34 •years as a Judge. B e g in n in g as a p a rt-tlm r m u n ic ip a l co urt Judge In 1960. M c G re g o r was ithe longest s e rv in g active Judge In the State of Flo rld n w h e n he retired, a c co rd in g to Info r­ m a t i o n S ta te S e n a t o r G a r y S ie g e l |R A lta m o n le S p rin g s ) obtained fro m the Flo rid a S u p re m e C o u rt. Siegel spoke at the Se m in o le C o u n ty B a r Association m eeting h o n o rin g the Judge Feb. 18. M c G re g o r becam e a circu it court Judge In 1973. T h e Herald also adds Its th a n k s for his m a n y years of dedicated p u b lic service. M cG re g o r has presided In th o usa n d s of easels th ro u g h the ye ars. In c lu d in g last y e a r’s abortion protesters case at the W o m a n A w a re C lin ic in M e lb o urn e. T h e F lo rid a S u p re m e C o u rt u ph eld M c G re g o r’s ru lin g b ut the case is In a federal a ppeallatc co u rt n o w an d Is on ihe w a y to the U .S . S u p re m e C o u rt this sp rin g . T h r o u g h the ye ars. M c G re g o r has presided in h ig h profile c rim in a l cases as w ell as civ il cases, w h ic h h a ve established case law . H is civ il co u rt docket n u m b e re d a b o u t 1.300 cases. A t a lu n c h e o n T h u r s d a y . M c G re g o r's lo n g ­ tim e legal assistant D o ris B ra d y told the Jud g e the clock that co u rth o u se e m p lo ye es gave h im w as a " c o n tin u in g effort to keep y o u o n tVme...£y'ct>, l » n re tire m e n t." B a r Association m e m b e r* presented h im w ith a lo g -splitte r at th e ir lu n c h e o n . T h e 6 3 -y c a r-o ld Ju d g e Is lo o k in g fo rw ard to re tire m e n t, w o rk in g o n his h o m e In G e n e v a an d on a N o rth C a ro lin a m o u n ta in ca bin he a n d his wife, M ona, re ce n tly purcha se d . P erhaps som e tra v e lin g is in the p ictu re , too. In the future. M c G re g o r m a y a p p ly for se n ior Judge stutus a n d he w ill be eligible to w o rk on a n o n -c a ll basis. F o r n o w . he deserves to relax a n d e n jo y re tire m e n t. A s one of his ca rd s stated: "R e tire m e n t Is a tim e to look ba ck o v e r y o u r a c c o m p lis h m e n ts a n d s a y ...T h e h e ck w ith M o n d a y , I ’m sleeping In ." LETTERS JMoms and cigarettes Kids of pregnant moms who smoked probably do not have lower 10's- However, this finding by university researchers (probably financed by a redrrnl grant) docs provide some grtst for the ant!-smoktng mill. Newspaper readers must learn to read with understanding In order to get at the truth of this matter. T h e second paragraph about this epic study clearly states that "w om en who light up while prrgnanl could be dooming their babies to lower IQs {emphasis added by me). "C b uld " docs not mean will. Burled deep in this artldr also find that researchers "stressed that follow-up studies were needed" on this subject because of the small narrowly drllnttl population used In the research. You cannot llrxl a hard fact In a car load of anti-smoking pir&s releases, hut they make good headlines. Such articles also give you non-smokers out there a smug feeling when they raise taxes on cigarettes. Let your ox get gored one of these days and let US see who will do the protesting. Donald M. Farm Sanford G ay rights As a frequent visitor to the beautiful state of Florida I’m saddened and upset to see that a movement has begun to take away civil rights protections of Florida residents who happen to be gaySupporters of the measure whine that they're not aetlng negatively against anybody. T h e y claim that anti discrimination laws give guy people special protect Inn. above all others. Th a t's baloney and they know It. Such laws merely recognize that gays all too r/ten are singled out und treated unfairly because who they are. Law s lo prevent discrimination aren't adopted to give ttirni any additional rights, hut to ensure that they have the same rights that everyone else takes for granted — die right to rent an apartment, the right to find a Job and to tie In other ways treated us equals. t realize that fundamentalists and others believe homosexuality is sinlul, but do tiny really think It Is right for a boss to fire an employee for this rra.vin alone? We should all be concerned about giving rmployen* the right lo Imtidc our private lives like this. W ould a fundamentalist religious person think It Is right If his b o n fired him for u tirn d ln g the "w ro n g " church? Say what you please, but all guy people really want Is the right lo live a Tree and equal life like the rest of us. w lth o u discrimination, w illia m Stoslne Iowa C lly . Iowa r National Public Radio. In a study published In the Journal Health AITnlrs. co-author Danny Meudelson concludes that after eliminating die eosls of u nn e e drd b u re a u c ra cy , u nn e e d e d c a re a n d excess profits, the total waste is only 1 .5 p e r c e n t o f A m e r ic a 's h e a lth rare bill. Once Inefficiency and waste are elim i­ nated. there will he no more cost savings on that s c o r e . T h e re fo re , says Meudelson. there will have to tx rationing ( Th e president, "A few years down not exactly a die line." he says. paradigm ol "yo u first start to see credibility, has wtial we call silent Insisted that rationing, where die there will be no (lallenls don't even rationing. J| know that th ey're ____ I t not receiving the beneficial rare that they need. Furthc down the line. I think It would become very clear dial w r were denying p a tirn ts some ol the lair si technology In order to savr money." In tx-gnl Tim es, moreover. George Kraw . an attorney who specializes In health care issues, has pointed out: "Econom ic realities dictate dial the trade-off for universal health rn rr coverage Is a system of lesser capabilities that si distil tiles explicit rationing for today's bodge podge of cost controls T h e allocation of llmlled health care rrsourers Is an Issue that will nol go away nnd needs to tx addressed as part of the debate on health rare reform." Members ol Congress might consider exploring further whni "appropriate" care will actually mean under the Clinton plan ••or the Cooper or the single payer plans In The New Republic. Elizabeth McCaugiicy asks the question that dir House und Senate ought to tx asking "H ow m uch rnliunlng based on cost effective­ ness will we have to endure? W hen a kidney transplant ts needed, will Ihr patient's age matter, as It does In Great Britain, w h rrc older patients are routinely denied high-tech treat­ ment? Will patients with advanced A ID S lx entitled to Intensive care?" J A C K A N D ER SO N WOULD YOU LIKE TO 60 TO /IN AMUSEMENT PARK? . / Sl/KE.WKATARE THE , ,/ CHOICES? , i X X . PARAMOUNT. \ / TIME WARNER (Z ,J __ ORDISNEY. ^ ...OR MAV9E A movie ? .‘ J SURE, what? I ^ WRAMOUNT, TIME VHRNER <* DISNEY a m C X „0K maybe WU'P RATHER60 SH0PP/N6? f / SURE, / WHERE? l M S PARAMOUNT V r fiO jO TIME WARNER, V C \^^0 R D IS N E Y , f f j f HOW'BOUT WE STAY HOME AN P JUST wATtH A VIDEO? 1 SURE/ X / XW H AT? \ J k j / A PARAMOUNT V“ / TIME IMRNEi$ W ^ ORWSHEY H I l I ____________ ,__________ • C l O D D IN G C A R TE R Misdirected political reform What are we to make of those two great national crusades for political utopia, the term limits campaign and the drive for a constitu­ tional am endm ent lo require a balanced budget? Th e obvious answer is dial they represent popular revulsion against congressional reck­ lessness and arrogance. Most of the 84 trillion national debt was Incurred during the long boom period between 1983 and 1091. Th e people finally understand the Irresponsibility that fueled the deficit spending binge and Its e n du rin g consequences. T h e am endm ent seems to offer permanent protection against both. As for term limits, they represent a m isdi­ rected response to the demand for political accountability. Public fury about a host of Issues has been channeled Into a "throw the rascals o ut" crusade that makes no distinc­ tions between the Just and the unjust. But what else can tx said about these two tidal waves of reactionary populism? That they cross party and generational lines? Certainly. That rather than being reflections of conservative Instincts, they arc the polar opposite, doing serious damage to centuriesold American practices and precepts? Abso­ lutely. Th a t they have made strange bed­ fellows? W ithout a doubt. Th e history of this country Is painfully clear about yet another point. Whenever you sec a political stampede, you can usually bet Ihe farm lhat the thundering consensus is meanInglcss. dangerous or both. In the case of term limits and of the balanced budget requirement, >ftl "b o th " Is the right window for your wugrr. A group of constitutional law experts recently made the cose against Ihe budget amendment In a public letter. Reaganlles such as Robert Bork Joined Kennedyltes such as Vale Law School Professor Burke Marshall In voicing their belief that the proposed amend­ ment would be "a serious mistake." as well as unenforceable. Inflexible and unfair. Basically, the amendment forbids unbal­ anced budgets except by super-majorities in Congress or In time of war. T h e push for the amendment follows the failure of the five-year congressional experiment with Graim n-R udtnan-Holiings. which promised fiscal responsi­ bility and delivered bipartisan hypocrisy, and on one level might be viewed as Ih r trium ph of hope over experience. In truth, however. It Is little in o rr than shameless posturing by politicians who know their stance Is ns popular as It is pointless. Like G ra m m -R u d m a n . the am endm ent would be prom ptly Ignored In a crunch. Also like Gram m -R udm an. Its chief effect right up to the moment It was Ignored would be lo restrict the ability of the federal government to adapt Itself lo changed economic conditions short of a crisis. Th e amendment would have Fundamentalists threatening Egyptian tourism the distinctly unconservatlve effect of Inviting the courts to decide matters of fiscal and economic policy nnd the Illiberal effect of severely constricting the government's ability to extend the social safety net In times of economic distress. Current officeholders are less fond of the term limits idea, which has swept the nation like a flu epidemic. Th e objective Is to cleanse the system of career politicians by flat. The hope is that government without s u c h p o litic ia n s would be more re­ sponsive lo the popu­ lar will. T h e most lik e ly e ffe c t, h o w e v e r, would be lo tilt the political playing field still further against democratic account­ ability. Big govern­ f i But what else ment would not go can be said away simply because about these two legislators could no tidal waves of longer serve for more reactionary than 10 or 12 years populism ? £ In a row . O n the contrary, the penna ncnl bureaucracies would grow even stronger In relation to ever changing legislatures and Congress. So would those vast private Interests thut feature so centrally In the w orkings of government today. Vou can be sure that General Electric and the AFL-C10 would not term-limit their lobbyists or perlodlrnlly close their Washington offices. Th e power and Influence of the thousands of Gucci-shod lawyers so decried by Rosa Perot would be enhanced. Th e countless other private and public Interest organizations lhat populate every state capital ns well as Washington would become even more Influential with the perpetual novices of the legislative branch. Th e irony In all this is that turnover of significant proportions Is already lh r rule In both the House und Senate. It Is likely that by the time Hie 1094 elections arc over, a large majority of those serving In both houses will have been there for less than 10 years. What will not huve changed, however. Is the role of big money In federal elections and the effect It has on the nature of representation In Washington. Millionaires make up over half of the present Senate. Congressional candidates who spend the most win something like four out of every five elections, and much of the m o n e y c o m e s frn m s p r c lu l In te re s ts . | W A S H IN G T O N S ou lhm i Egypt and South Florida are thousand* of miles apart, yet txith arras are seeing thrir tourist trade languish at the hands of armed Itxals. Slner the Islamic fund.imnttuIlM uprising against Egypt's moderate gmernment began several years ago, th r txily count has remained low (approximately 300 deaths), and the fighting lias taken plarr m ainly In the southern re ru n s of th r country around the city of Asyul. Hut since October I!t92. E g y p t’s fundam en­ talists have upped t h e a n t c b y threatening lir r lg li tourist*, b e gin n in g with an attack nn a" bus full of British tourists that resulted in one death. O n l y tw o m o r e tourists have died at ih r hands ol funda nie n tallsts since then, hut continued threats of violence has U .S . Em bassy (t Both areas are o ffic ia ls In C a ir o seeing their worried that Egypt ts tourist trade Ixxom lng unsafe lor I languish at tho Ihe annual 150.000 hands of arm ed A m e ric a n v is ito rs locals. J and 12.000 rest dents. i............ . I Embassy ol lie la Is are taking seriously recent faxed cunm im iques from the chlel t e r r o ris t g ro u p . a l-G a m a a E s lu r n ly u . threatening lo escalate violence against foreigners. T h r first fax. on Feb. 2. demanded lhat foreigners leave In ih r fore of "ferocious operations" planned by the (joup. A second fax explained that foreigners had become rquatrd w ith ,th e government as u target because they were supporting It. Despite efforts by President llosnl Mubarak to soothe Ihe Egyptian public, Egypt's 83 billion per y n r tourist trade dropped by nearly onc-ihlrd last year, a devastating blow lo a country torcly In need of the hard currency vlsliors tiring. M ubarak has even mobilized E g y p t's famous royal mumm ies to help prop up the government. T l r m um m ies have not been at the Cairo M usrum since 1980. bul the government recently annoiiired that the m um m ies will tx on display again tx-glnnlng March 2 In an effort to bring tourists back. However. II could cause Its- museum lo become a target ol the extremists, though it has previously been the site t i only one bomb attack against u tourist bun. Meanwhile, Egyptian securily forces huve cracked down on radical fundamentalists, and claim to have th r in on the run. In recent m onths, police have been rounding up greater numbers of extremists and Jailing them touppeasethr International com m unity and quell the civil wur. Seven fundamen­ talists were bunged last June after being convtried of terrorist attacks rn tourists. But the governinrnl Is hcdtfng its policy hy allowing the fundamentalists to censor and harass secular Intellectuals, a prime target of Islamic attacks. In an almost schizophrenic move. Mubarak Is actively [Vacating Islamic fundamentalists who warn lo bring down the veil over secularist art and media. T h e most visible and striking result, our sources say. Is a quantum leap In the number of txxlyguards employed to pmtcct writers, slngrrs, bellydancers ami others from attacks by fun­ damentalists. Targeting Inlrllcctuula begun in deadly curnrst In 1992. w hen fundamentalists gunned down secular writer Rirag Foda. who was prominent for his anrifundamcntallst views. Th e assassination was defended In court by Sheik Ahm ad Ghazall. who testified that the government should put to death “ apostates" like Foda. Sheik Ghazall Is nol an Isolated, firebreathing funckimentullst. He Is a senior official at the l.OOO-year old Al A zh u r University. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Monday. February 28, 1994 - (A Kerrigan passes on trolls to spend time with mouse By IKE FLORES Associated Press Writer LAKE B U E N A V IS TA - Stiver medalist Nancy Kerrigan passed on the Nnrw'clgan trolls Sunday to spend s o m e tim e w it h America's favorite mouse. The figure skater skipped the Olympic closing ceremonies to come lo Disney World, where sltr was honored with a parade and a blizzard of red. while and blue confetti. She and her family — mom. dad and two brothers — Jolnrd Mli key Mouse aboard an old- Airport A u th o rity to m eet S A N FO R D T h e Sanford Alrjxirt Authority will hold Us regular Hireling Tuesday, March I. Items on the agenda Include consideration of a Irases for Internallonnl A ir Tours. Inc. ami Grinlnl Electronics. Also, a reso­ lution lo acquire parcel 35, a report on First American Bever| ages and a tenunt operations i workshop An additional Item will he J consideration of a resolution ■ supporting priority grant fond­ l i n g for a corporate avlallon ^B ra m p The meeting w ill be held In the ■conference room of Building I at t , the airport, beginning at 8:30 fashioned red fire truck nnd weather, and there was a lot ol para d ed s lo w ly d o w n Multi pressure. I wattled In go some­ Street to ih r cheers of thousands where w a rm ," Kerrigan said. of Ih rm r park visitors who hud Also missing from llte dosing wafted hours for the pro* ceremonies, which showcased cession Trolls and sprites from Norway's Kerrigan. who wore Jeans, a folklore, was Harding. warm up Jacket, tennis shoes and tier silver Olym pic mrdul. waved Ilu rd ln g 's plans were not and smiled to the crowd, made public, bul Elaine Statin, Th e truck was followed by a her fan clu b president, said car carry Inn Minnie Mouse, and Harding would be relum ing to they werr followed by the Disney Portland. Ore., on Monday. m arching band. W orking the Disney officials said Kerrigan crowd wrre Pluto. Eeyore nnd might squeeze In some T V work Chip 'n Dale. before r e t u r n in g ho m e to "Site's America's sweetheart, Stoneham. Mass., mid week. dial's why I'm here." said Mary “ I’m a little llred. but this is Sherm an, of lot Grange Park, III. pretty exciting." she told report­ " I could stand here all afternoon ers after the parade. and lie |>erfectly happy to watch She refused to answer ques­ her go by. As long as she lieat tions about Harding But she Ton ya (Harding! that's what I said she was satisfied with her wanted." second-place finish, which she K e rrig a n fin is h e d b e h in d called "flawless." Oksana HaJul of the Ukraine "Oksana, although she's a Harding placed eighth. great skater and real nice to Before the compel It ton. Ker­ walrh. . . . did have a couple of rigan signed a seven-pan deal mistakes." with the Disney Co. worlh a Asked about her re leb rlty reported $2 million that Includes a T V movie. |>ersonal appear­ status, particularly since she ances. u television special and a was clubbed above her right book. knee in an attack before the U.S. T h e deal was part of Disney's national cham pionships, she "W hat's Next" campaign that said: "1 would hope the only reason they would be talking lias b r o u g h t m a n y s p o rts about me Is because of the personalities to the F lo rid a theme park since 1987. She Is perform ance I gave at the Olympics, 'cause It was great. I the first Olympian. Kerrigan left Norway on Sat­ was happy with It and proud of myself. But. you know, other urday. flying Into New York nnd circumstances were out of my then Orlando. control." ” 1 got tire d of the c o ld H#,»M PM* Vj i N U ) VtntwH S e v e n th grad ers p la n t tre e s to e n h a n c e a irp o rt p ro p erty "They aro now growing beautifully, and are a big enhancement lo some of our airport property," said Steve Cooke. Director ol the Central Florida Regional Airport, Seventh graders from the Sweetwater Episcopal Academy in Longwood planted a number of awoolgum, pond pine, cypress and magnolia trees on airport property California GOP kicks teachers union out of state convention BfDOUO WILLIS Associated Presa Writer BU R LIN G A M E. Calif. - A n g ry at the California Teachers Asso­ ciation's big contributions to Democrats. Republicans k lck rd the C T A out of their stale conventions unill the union In ­ creases Its support of G O P c a n ­ didates. Delegates to the C alifornia R e p u b lic a n P a rty 's a n n u a l spring convention also adopted a resolution Sunday condem ning "Ihe antl-Kcpubllcan and untlcducailun attitudes, policies and activities of the leadership of the C T A ." m——.u 8 W A T T s a m a r r i v a l a t s c a n t w h i r s a m i n s h o t a n d k i l l i d h l m s i l f In S in f o r d Sff1JkJAlhi Sunday. If Death ntlnuad from Page IA S W A T team." The house wan sealed off to try to p r e v e n t i n j u r y to neighborhood residents or police personnel until the S W A T leant arrived. "About 4:17 p nt.. one of our officers heard what could have been a shot... could have been a door slamming. Ju s t some kind of sharp noise coming from Inside the house. " Whitmire said. "We were tit! sure what It was. During the next couple of hours, we tried continuously to raised contact by yelling Into the house, and call tig on the tele­ phone.’’ Th e S W A T team, which was in charge of the s«rne. entered the house about 7 :4 0 p .m . and found Mr. Connell lying In a hallway Just outside a bathroom with a single gunshot wound lo the bead, the commander said. "H e wus still olve at that point and be wus transported to O K M C ." W b ltm tr said. Connell died during the night. The medi­ cal examiner w ll conduct tests to see If the fatal wound was self-inflicted. An Invrstlgatlm Is continuing W hllinlrc said police do not know what shirked the argu­ ment. The couple lived together for about one year, according to police Investigators. Three children who lived with the couple, were not In the house during the disturbance. Dajune Is seven moritln pregnant, ac­ cording lopollre. Judicial assistant, bud little in­ formation about the cases, but said that the court appcurauces would be no earlier than 3 or 3:30 Monday afternoon. According to Joan Duke of the child support enforcement divi­ sion of Ihc Department of Health an d R c h a h lllta tlv c S e rvice s (H R S |. the d e pa rtm e n t had singled out 28 "hard core" eases in Seminole County of fathers who had been In arrears on their c h ild support paym ents for "m ore than a couple of years." Site could not explain the dlsercpency between the two figures. "1 don't know how they've narrowed down that list." she said. Officials from the sheriffs of- flee declined comment on the shortened list. According to HRS olflclals. fathers who were delinquent on their payment of child support were also being taken Into custody tn Brevard. Orange. Osceola and Volusia counties this morning. Deadbeat — Continued from Page 1A attachment in the early morning hours today. Unmarked sheriff's depart­ ment cars arrtved at the homes of the fathers w ho have not been paying the child support they owe their c h ild re n . Officers knocked on the doors and served the tulhrra w ith papers before taking them to Jail. "H R S Is cracking down." said McDonough. " T h e fathers arc going lo be made to fulfill their obligations." The fathers were lo be held without bond at the Jail until their first uppcarance In court, which was to have been ul the Jail courtroom at 3 p.m. before Judge Samuel Benson. D e b l R o b e r t s . B e n s o n 's . r, Fishing Continued fro m Page I A served up delicious hamburgers and a fish or two. Dr. Robert J . Sm ith, club president, presented trophies lo the winners. Organizers reported that 27 visually Im paired people at­ tended and lo people generously furnished their boats for the What's for lunch? Tussday, Mar. 1,1904 Pork Chopstte Mashed Potatoes Fruit Tray or Chef’s Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk outing. Th e Sanford Lions Club was founded GH yutrs ag and has been active ever since w lih m any community projects. Th e y meet every Tuesday at noon In the American Legion building on Sanfrrd Avenue. T h e Lions Clbb s|xinsors the training of sertng-eye dogs for the blind. Th e y also provide eye exams and glass® for underpriv­ ileged school chldren. Th e y also operate the eye bank of Florida w h ic h provides corneas for tra n sp la n t. In a d ditio n . Ih c group supports “ Sight First." a world wide mowm ent to prevent blindness. Th e y also collect and recycle used eyeglasses lo dis­ tribute to undtrprlvltcgrd peo­ ple. Romance— Continued from Page iA been, we will Ixi working with the Grand Romance." For several m m lh s. ihc larger ship has been berthed ul the secondary area along the Lake Monroe waterfront, west of the marina urea. It wus recently returned to the docking urea ul the Monroe Harbour Murlna where m uny of the fixtures which had heat removed In anticipation of the sale, were placed back on board. it was originally announced th.il as soon ns the large ship was officially sdd and no longer In S a n f o r d , th e R o m a n c e Crulscllnc com fim y would begin working on plans for an even larger Ship to be docked In Sanford. It would have lukrn longer than a year lo develop working plans nnd have llte larger ship built. "Th a t's all on hold right now." Yuranls said. "But It Is our hopc to get back to tin t once wc have arranged some type of deal for the sale of the Grand Romance.” In the meantime, both ships will continue to operate from Sanford on regular as well us s|x-c!ul cruise outings. noar Lake Golden. Shown during the planting on Jan. 27, left to right, Academy Science teacher Elba Roman, stuends Elliott Trimm, Thlerru Boveri. Cheryl Kang and Danzolle Solomon. The planting was under Ihe supervision of wellknown Sanford environmentalist Storm Richards. Th e party's action came as the C T A hosted one of Ihe conven­ tio n 's 25 hospitality suites, where teachers served Ice cream and handed out C T A brochures supporting addlilon.il funds for schools. In addition lo the resolution condemning CT/\ leaders, the c o n v e n t io n a d o p te d , b y a 4 6 8 -to -2 17 v o te , a b y la w s change p ro hibitin g the C T A from having a hospitality suite nr exhibit at any future state GOP convention "until 40 per­ cent of their |tolltlcal contribu­ tions are made to Republicans.” "T h e C T A Is nol Interested tn llic e d u c a tio n of o u r c h ild re n . The C T A Is Interested In a power grab. It Is time Republicans tell II like It Is." said Assemblyman Richard Mountjoy of Monrovia, one of the principal sponsors of Ihe bylaws change. But not everyone agreed with the a n ll-C TA moves. "T h is parly needs to be an outreach party. We are making u big mistake voting In this type of rule." replied delegate Norman Jenkins of Sacramento. Other resolutions adopted reaf­ firmed Ihc party's opposition to spending tax dollars on abor­ tions and opposing "preferential treatment" for A ID S victims Park Continued from Page 1A purchase the equipment, w hich would rllm lnule die sales tax zNccordlng lo developm ent plans, an existing basketball court would t r replaced w ith sod. seven park benches, a handicap picnlr (able and grill would be udded and some of the existing play equipment w ould eilher be removal or rrlixatcd. Also planned Is the complete enclosing ol H r park with a Ihe Orange Avaiue Park, on Ihe chain link fena*. landscaping, regular meeilng agenda. De­ and Installing a mulch walkway pending on the concensus of the inside the fence. commission during the work session however, a decision Th e matter has been sched­ could be made. uled on Ihe agenda for the work session of the c o m m issio n , scheduled lo begin ol 5 p.m . this afternoon In the City Manager's conference room of City Hall. Nothing Is presently listed on T h r regular commission meet­ ing Is scheduled to begin at 7' p.in.. In the commission chantIx-ro of Sanford Q ty Hall. 300 N. Park Avenue. DEATHS ULDENE J. BALLANTTNE U ld rn e J . Ballunlyne. 72. Landover West. Longwood. died Thursday. Feb 24. 1994, nt Meridian Island Nursing Center. Bom April 29. 1921. In Flint. Mich., she moved to Central Florida tn 1963. Mrs. Bullantyne was a homemaker. She was Episcopalian, a member of th r Maitland Garden Club. W inter Park Book C lub and the J u n io r League of Flint. Survivors include daughters. A m y Johnson. Midland. Martha Wells. Sanford: sister. Delores Millard. A n n Arbor. Mich.; six grandchildren and two great­ grandchildren. D a ld w ln -F 'n irc h lld F u n e r a l Home. Forcsl Q ty. In charge of arrangements. A.D. "M AC " MCALLISTER A.D . "M a c " McAllister. 71. Fryer Lane. Sniford. died S u n ­ day, Feb. 27. 1994. ul South Seminole Hosplal. Longwood. Born March 27. 1922. in W arren. Ohio, lie moved lo Sanford In 1956. Mr. McAllbter was a truck driver, and owtx-r and o|x*rutor of Carefree Florist. Sanford. He was Baptist, lie belonged to Sanford Clvltan Club. Sanford Elks Lodge and thr Sanford Moose Lodge. Ik* served In the U.S. Navy during World W ar II. Survivors liuiudr wife, Betty: sons. Sam uel. Tam pa. G a ry . Sanford: daughters. M elissa F ry e r. S a n fo rd , C a ro ly n M c A lli s t e r . W a rre n . O h i o : b ro th e rs . K e n n e th . W i n t e r Haven. Donald. Qiampion, Ohio. Howard. Ft. Lauderdale. W ayne, C h a m p i o n : s is t e r . V e l v a Hrunnrd. Chnm pnn: six g ra n d ­ c h ild r e n n n d seven g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Brtsson Furural Home. Sanfnid. In charge ciarrangements. ANTON F. REETZ Anton F. Rcrlz. 97. Villugt- Ptacc. Long wool, died Sunday. Feb. 27. 1994. at Village on the Green. Longwood Bom April 20. 185)6, In Mllvalc. Pa., he moved lo Central Florlcki In 1989. Mr. Rerlx wus a re ttrd bank presi­ dent. He was lYcsbyterlan. He was a veteran of tire U.S. A rm y. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w if e . FJIzubrlh A.: sou James E.. New S m y r n a H cach; two g r a n d ­ children. Bald w in -F a irc h ild F u n e ra l Home. Oakluuu Park Chapel. Lake Mary. In charge of ar­ rangements. JAMES GORDON WEEKS Ja m e s Gordon Weeks. 71. East Triangle Drtvc. Longwood. died Friday. Feb 25. 15)94. at South Seminole Hospital. Long­ wood, Born z\ng. 9. 1922. In Dallas, he m ined to Central Florida In 1953. Mr. Weeks was a tlie settler. He was a member of (he Church of Annunciation and the Disabkti American Vet­ erans. Sanford Chapter 30. He was a veteran ofthc U.S. Navy. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w if e , Jeanette M..: daughters, Sharon A . K lnd o rf. W inter S p rin g s. Barbara McAdams. W cstvlllc. L in d a W c ln b u rg , L o c k h a rt. Alison. LongwoaL son. Jam es G. J r., Salt Laic City; brother. T h o m a s . C h t p l e y ; 17 grancdhlldrcn. B a ld w tn -F a tre h lld F u n e ra l Home. Altam oitc Springs. In charge of arrangements. �•A - Sanlord Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Monday. February 28, 19W American warplanes destroy Bosnian Serb aircraft By RO BERTBURNS Associated Prose Writer • W A SH IN G TO N — President Clinton said that _ was m ade" to avoid shooting every uttrmpt down'Bosnian Serb aircraft today. but wlicn they failed to heed N A T O w a rn in g s they w rre destroyed by American warplane*. Speaking lo re|»orter» as lie dc|>artcd Hie White House for Chicago and Pittsburgh. Clinton said the shooting compiled with the United Nations mandate "to eliminate the prospect the war could lx1carried Into the air." British Prime Minister John Major, who was meeting Clinton In Pittsburgh this evening, endorsed the action, saying the no-fly rone "was plainly Infringed." "There was no reason for these planes to be there. They were there with hostile Intent." Major said In Washington. “ They were given a warning. They declined that warning T h e y were shot down anti frankly they could expect nothing due.** Clinton said helicopters have violated the NATO "no-fly” zone in the pust. but there have been no fixed-wing violation by fighter planes since Septemlter. "Those ure m uch more serious Irecause the cajmclty they have to engage In military conduct from the a ir." lie said. In Naples. Italy. N A T O commander Adm. .Jeremy Boordu. said. “ We reacted exactly us we told them we w o u ld ." Ikxirda said there were reports of "very short" flights by fixed-wing aircraft In the no-fly rone last year, "but we didn't see them ." He said the Serbian planes mude a bombing maneuver. und U N. forces hud reported eight bombs were dropped, targeting a storage facility and a hospital. Th e president said he was notified early this m orning of the action over Bosnia, where two Am erican F-16 fighter Jet* shot down four Bosnlun Serb nlrcruft that violated the U.N. no-fly roue over Bosnia. "W e're attempting to get more facts n o w ." he said. Balanced budget measure gasping for survival By DAVID B IB O Associated Pross Writer W ASHINGTON The balanced budget amendment Is gasping for survival In the Senate, the result of a require­ ment for a two thirds majority, delt maneuvering by op|xincnt* and Institutional fores* that tug on lawmakers Sen. Paul Simon. D-lll.. and hurry Craig, H Idaho, began with 55 backers of their proposal designed to eliminate deficits. Despite pulling In a few waver­ ing Republicans last week, they remain by Crulg's own estimate five or more votes shy of the threshold set by the framers of the Constitution. And after declarations of op­ position from three senator* on Friday, the momentum l* flow­ ing the other way, with Senate Majority header George Mllehell, D Maine. und Sen. Robert C. Byrd. D-W.V’a.. chairman of the A p p r o p r ia t io n s C o m m itt e e , leading the forces against. " H e Is w orking it h a r d ." Simon said of Mitchell, who works closely throughout the ycur with committee chairmen, several of whom remain officially uncommitted Sim on added: "I have to say he's not working as hard as Bvrd Is. He (B yrd ) Is visiting members. One member told me he talked to him six or seven times ,** T h e com m ittee thut B y rd c ,h a lr s o f f e r s s e n a t o r s extraordinary Influence over an­ nual spending bills covering Items as varied as defense, roads and bridges, national park* and water projects. 1 But these bills have been ; . squeezed In recent years as Congress has w orkrd lo control deficits. In announcing his opposition to the amendment on Friday, the p a n e l's s e co n d se n io r R e ­ publican. Ted Stevens of Alaska, said further squeezing would be Inevitable If the amendment passed. "Of all the committees that would regard this (amendment! as treading on their territory. It would lx- Appropriations." said Sen Bob Packwtxxh R Ore . w ho doc* not hol«l u seat on the committee Lawmaker* on the Appropria­ tions Committee routinely salt spending bills with money for local projects. Byrd, as chair­ man. has sent more than $1 billion to West Virginia In five years — and can determine the fate o! other senators' favorite projects, as well. "Senator B yrd has a long memory. Whether or not you're on the Appropriations Com m it­ tee. I think that would lx- of some concern.** said Sen. James Jeffords of Vermont, the only Republican w ho has not yet declared u (In n position on the amendment. “ We’re losing a dispropor­ tionately high percentage of Democrats on th r Appropria­ tions Committee." Simon con­ ceded on Friday. "A s well as among Republicans." Tw o of the three declared Republican opponent* to the amendment sit on the commit­ tee. as do 10 of 27 opjioxitloii Democrats. T w o more comm it­ tee Democrat*. T o m Hurkln of Iowa and Jam es Sasser of T e n ­ nessee ure uncommitted. how to combat tills pressure? "T h e only thing w r have ... Is frankly the p u b lic op in io n ." Simon Mid In an Interview. "It may not be very sophisticated In terms of economic*, but they understand we are getting Into very deep fiscal trouble" with chronic deficits. Despite an .effort lo generate public support — tlte National Taxpayers Union distributed n n a tio n w id e s u r v e y F r id a y claiming two-thirds of Am eri­ can* favor the plan — some Senate offices said the volume ol mall and calls Is not as heavy as on other Issues JefTordx said while the majori­ ty of Ills .constituent mall was In favor of the am endm ent, he also lias heard from senior citizens and educators w h o are opposed. Adding to this blend late last week was an alternative backed by Sen Harry Reid. D Nev.. lo soften the a m e n d m e n t b y sheltering Social Security and liermanenl projects, and make It easier to run a deficit In limes of recession. Republicans lusturitly charged It was designed as "cover" for nervous Democrats, a charge Retd angrily d enied on the Senate floor on Friday. F u n a t th e fa ir M is s S e m in o le C o u n t y , Christina Kirby, above, signs p h o to s o l hersell at the Seminole County Fair as some of her admirers look on. Bob Nelson, led, of Winter Park, stepped Into the future on Saturday. He tried his hand at the newest thing in video game technology: virtual reali­ ty. T h e Intera ctive gam e allows players to become a part ol the action. But that doesn't stop Mitchell and Byrd from m aking Held's amendment a va ila b le as an escape hatch for Democrats. Inclu d in g those seeking re ­ election this fall, w ho want lo vole for some version of a balanced budget plan while tanking sure It doesn't pas*. With Republicans op|x>xrd to Held's plan, there is no doubt It w ill fall short. HwaM rsoiot b , Soft* H w w l hrn. r n d j EVERYONE TAKING LOOK. 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LON QW O OD — Employing the same formula lhal won them Ih r Class 3A stale championship Iasi year, the Seminole High School hoys' Irark Irani opened Hs 1994 season w ith a second-place show lngat the Eagle Relays Saturday. The Seminole* trailed only Oak Ridge. 94-72. Luke lit.ini Icy (24) look seventh. Lyman (17) finished M ill ahead of Lake Howell |16). ami Oviedo(2 )came In 17th M a g ic fra il by only tw o g am es O R LA N D O - Shaqullle O'Neal, playing on a sore Knee, scored 21 |x>liU*. had I I rebound* and five blocks as Orlando defeated Charlotte 114* 103 for their seventh straight victory. Coupled With the New York Kntcks' loss to Phoenix, the Magic trail thr K ulcks by Just two games In the Eastern Division Nick Anderson added 18 point* and eight rebound* for the Magic w h ile A n fc rn c r Hardaway had 15 |>olnt* and nine assists. AROUND THE STATE R o u sh C o b ra ’s s w e e p MIAMI — To m m y Kendall, driving a .Juck Housh custom.made white Ford Mustang Cobra, raced to u w trc-lo-wlrr victory at Ih r Grand ITtx of Miami, despite being forcerl to race an extra lap because of an rlrririr.il lim in g problem Kendall, th r 1990 I ran* Am champion, held olf Dorsey Schroeder'sCobra by .434 seconds. Th e Hut McCall-Chevy Cam .iro tram ol Scott Pruett and Ja c k Haldwln finished third and founh. Hon Fellow*' Cobra was fifth Earlier. T o m Shaw of Haysldr. N .Y .. was killed when he crashrd Into a concrete b a rrW while warming up for a Formula 125 Shifter Kart Race. One wllnc** said Ills rear lire caved In. C a rr s till a b s e n t M KI.HO UK N E — Florida center D rld rr Chuck C arr continued Ills walkout S u n d a y with III* agent Indicating a w illingness to compromise on Ills one-year. $490,000 usklug price. C a rr’s agent. Drew Kuscnhuu*. said he talked with the Marlin* but received n o encouraging words us team official* aren't w avering on ihrir one-year offer worth u I m iii I $230,000. F S U w in s 1 1 th s tra ig h t TA LLA H A S S EE Handy Hodges hit a two-run homer und Steven Morgan held Coastal Carolina scoreless ha live tuning* as Florida Stale II4 -2 I beat th r Chanticleers 4-1 Sunday. 'C a n e s b lo w aw ay M in n e s o ta MIAMI — Alex Cora's seventh-inning double scored Ryan G rlm m etl und broke a 1•I tie as the Miami Hurricanes (10 41 beat Minnesota. 5 2. F lo rid a b lo w s lead G A IN E S V IL L E — Beau C ha m p o u x lilt a two-out. three-run home run In the top of the ninth to lead Oklahoma Stale over Florida. 9-7. Oklahoma Slate (8 21 had trailed 0 2 entering the eighth Inning. But the C ow boys rallied for two runs In Ih r eighth and five In the ninth. James F.ldam and Chan Perry had two RBIs apiece for the Gators 110-3). A R O U N D TH R N A T IO N I O ile rs e d g e L ig h tn in g E D M O N TO N — Shjon Podeln had two goal* and assisted on the g a m e -w in n e r as th r Edmonton Oilers treat Tampa Huy 3-2. Scott Pearson scored what proved to be the game-winning goal In the m iddle period. 21 seconds ulter Pndcln's second goal of the night Cord Gallant und Rob DlMalo scored for the Lightning, w ho outshot Ihr Oilers 35-26. Pacing the Trttie's effort were triple juni|>er Andre Scolt. strength event specialist Bernard Sparmw. and Ih rir relays Scott, an All-American and stale champion In the triple Jum p la*l year, won Ih r event Saturday with a leap of 50 feel. 5 Inches (nearly 7 feel lieller Ilian Ihe second-place finisher) Sparrow, slate champ In the shot pul and four place flnlslirr In die discus, won Saturday's shoi pul competition with a heave of GO feel. I B o y s ’ B a s e b a ll □ RAMINOLE Invitational: Samlnola va. SI. Cloud at Samlnola, 3:30 p m.; Laka Mary va. Laasburg ■I Laka Mary, 7 p m. . . . . T„ . □ Laka Brantlay at W ait Oranga Invitational, TBA □ Laka Howall In NOCIA Invlt. at Apopka, TBA B o ys' T e n n is □ L. Mary va. Dr. Phillips at Laka Cain, 3:30 p m. 0 Lyman at Unlvaralty, 3:30 p.m. G irls ' T e n n is □ Dr. Phillips at Laka Mary, 3:30 p m. BASKETBALL □ 8 p.m. — T N T . NBA. Cleveland Cavaliers ut Chicago Bulls. ILl Complata HaB«f a on Fata » » (10514). Lake Mary (321 came In ninth ahead o f . Lakr Howell (31). Oviedo (17) finished 12lh while Luke Brantley 116) lied for 13th with Titusville. K lunah H rrsnlrk led the Greyhounds by winning Ihe 3,200 meter run with a meet-recordtlm r of 12 minutes. 19 seconds and anchoring’ Lym an's victorious 4 x 800-meter rrlay. Rita Greenberg. Kelly Hudson, and Loretta Keith Joined with Brrsnlck to win Ihe 4 x 800 In 10 minutes. 20 seconds, also a nrw meet rrrord. Lym an also finished second In the mile medley relay (4 minutes. 41.7 seconds) and distance medley relay (13 minutes. 56.9 seconds). For Luke Mary. Kelly Downs took second In the triple Jum p with a leap of 31 feel. 9 Inches white Alm cc Bradley finished third In Ihe long Jump by clearing 15 feel. 314 Inches. Th e Rams also came In third In Ihe sprint medley relay II minute. * 5 6 .1 seconds). Lake Howell placed third In Ihe 4 x 400-metrr rrlay In four minutes. 25 5 seconds. Beland helps SC C end skid Playtime sets berths for playoffs Special to thaHarald _ _ _ _ _ SANFORD — Lei Ihr playoll* tiegln. A llrr taking u week off. Play lime Darts will begin It |x>*iM-a*on this week, ihr lop four (rums In each of die five league* *<|uurlng oil In a pair ol semifinal matches The championship matches will lx- pl.ivrd next week. H O TSH O TS Bruce Vantasaell made die lisi (wire this week, coffeeling six Will* and u nine-throw dart out for Tim e O u l's Teem No. 5 In die Mixed A League and |x>stlng live win* In Men’s It League play for liamtioo Cafe's Four Bye Fours Also closing out die season with nix wins and u nine dart out wu* A l LeBIsnc. w h o throw* for The Knights out ol Sir Walter * In the Men *11 League. LeBlanc's team m ate. T e rry Evans, rontrthiitrd live wins, a hull, and a turkey. Making I h r women's Hot Shot list last week w r r r Jan Barlneau. who h a d fi ve w i n s tor U n c l e Nlck'm-spousorrd Ron's Nieces in the Ladles' League, and Lynn Royssesu. winner of (our game* lor Nick’s Nightmares, another Uncle Nic k's entry In the Ladles' Lrugue. LADIES' LEAOUE Registering the highest win lolul ol any of the league champions were die Bamboo Bom bers from d ir Uamboo Cafe, who finished with 139 victories to claim die regular season championship and the No. 1 seed In Ihe playoffs. Also advancing lo ihr playoffs arc Nick’s Nightmares (1 10 wins) and Ron's Nieces (105 wins), both out of Uncle N ick’s, and Lakr Mary Pub's No Answer (96 wins). T h i s e v e n in g , the B am boo Bombera w ill host the Ron's Nieces ut th r Bamboo Cafe while Uncle Nick's w ill be the site of match pitting Nick’s Nightmares and No Answer. Rounding out Ih r league stand­ ings were llam lxx) Cafe's Bamboo Babes (90 wins): the Bamlioo Cafe Bsmbooslettes 172 wins); Good Answer from the Lake Mary Pub (7 1 w i n s ) ; a n d S c o r e A I To uch d o w n '* Team No. 7 (46 wins). See Playtime, Page 2B WHAT’S HAPPENING Inch (winning by a margin of nearly 10 feel) and iixik second In Ihe discus with n throw of 152 feel. 7 Inches. The T rllx - scored llrsl-place finishes In both die 4 x 2 00-m rler and 4 x lOO-meier relays; finished second In die iwo-m lle and Ihe freshmansophomore 4 x 100-meter relays: and took third In txilh (lie freshman-sophomore and varsity 4 x 4 00-m ricr relays. For Mike Brantley. Rogers was third In the pole vault I I I feel) and la-corley placed third In die 330-yard Intermediate hurdles (44.5 seconds). The Patriots also finished third In the distnnre medley rrlay 111 minute*. 48.9 seconds). TRACK SH ACK RELAYS W IN T E R PARK — Lym a n High Schixil's girls IKtrlayrd their strength In die distance running events Into a third-place learn finish Saturday In Ih r Track Shack Relays al Lake Howell High School's Richard L. Evans Field. Th e Greyhounds, which scored 7 1 learn points, finished behind Evuns (13314) and Dr. Phillips From Itaff Reports_______________ SA N FO R D While there's no such thing as a bad lime for a win. Saturday's w in couldn't have come at a better time for the Seminole Com m unity College baseball team. Led by Lym n n High School's Chad Belund und Okeechobee's Scott Storey, the Raiders ended n three-game losing streak with a 10-7 victory over local rival Valencia Com m unity College In a Mid-Florida Conference confrontation at SC C 's College Field. Beland keyed SCC's 13-hll attack by singling home a run In the third inning and hlustlng u two-run home run to left field In the bottom of the fourth inning. Slaked to a 5-0 lead after three In n in g s . S to r e y 13-21 c ru is e d through right Innings, showing s pair of unearned runs on five hits while striking out three und walking three before retiring with a S C C holding a 10-2 lead. C'Bss Raldsrs. F o g s 2 B S A IO K S t l i . M A TA O O S I 1 m m - viitMH cc Im tn trr Sominole High School graduate Rick Eckdeln contrlbutad a single end a run balled In Saturday aflemoon as Samlnola Community Collage ended a three game losing skid by besting Orlando's Valencia Community Colleoe Ml W Ml - t « I* II • I Wwdwi. Walwn (ll.'H «* r«ll III and Bullock. Barralo If) »•— •». Na»ca 1*1. Ska (»l. Wood <t) and (Iliac WP - i»ort» 111) LP - Waodan llv t _ Wood IB — Samlnola CC. C'vf 111 IS — . Nona HS - Samlnola CC. Baland d ill Sacorda — Samlnola CC 4 1 I t M FC ------------------------------ Early hole to o deep for O ra n g e w o o d From ttaff Reports__________________________________ M E R R IT T IS LA N D — Th e "hum p'' wus Just a little loo high. . . ,, Th e Orangewood Christian Ram* got close, but could never gel ahead as West Palm BcachOold Coast Corporate eliminated the local squad. 58-49. In the semifinals of the Boys' Class B-Rcglon 2 BaakettMlI Toum um cnt at Merritt Island High School Friday night. Gold Coast Corporate (28-7) defeated Brevard Chris­ tian. which knocked out Pine Castle Christian 72-71 In overtime Friday. 76-40 In (he regional championship game Saturday night to advance to the Class B stale toumumcnt In Tullahnsscc this week. "W c got to within one point and starlcd trading baskets." said Orangewood Christian coach Dave Hogan. "W e Just couldn't manage to take the lead. Then. In Ihe last two minutes, wc had to foul and they hit their free throws.’* g o ld c o a it m . o s a n q s w o o o o °Mm*Tnim!*MAf*rtckDin.m» m » i d i . m i - VA«a»i»f»*k t 001. MjtNtUt If. P«fk«ll tt. Bo*w l»«« ToUII I*0I4J« ........................................ . ll.Tstelt.14* I I » .. u .. O r .f i - K OxUtte. J 'j ! _ fuy CaaiI Caratf alt T v — Mini Hsld 0 0 .ll — Or.ng.oood OwHMOA 1 tM«fdrltk t. MS'1 JJ* Gold C0 « n [Moor.) roul louli - O r f m ood Chrlttten II. Gold Cost! 14 Foutod out - Mono TMhnlt.li - Or.ngmood Chftills*. Mllth.ll R«tordt _ Ors*gs*ood Chrl.tteo 10lli Gold Co*«l Corpor.l. 1* 1 The Rams fell behind 19-13 uflcr one period, but battled back to within 40 39 entering the fourth quarter. Five times Orangewood goi to within a point, but each time No. 4 state ranked Gold Coast answered, three limes on driving layups by lorward Robert Jones, who finished the gumc with 29 {joints. Jam ie Hart led Orangewood (20-11) with 13 jxilnls. while Jakob Hardrtek added 12 points. Fantasy Auction promises to be a special event * We all have a catalog of diversions that we enjoy lo one degree or another. And while It would lie presumptuous for me lo speak for everyone. I look forward to events w here tw o o r m ore of those diversions Intersect. One of those rare activities Is set for this Thu rsd ay night, when Ihe Sunshine Network will televise the third unnual Florida Sports Hall of Fame Fantasy Auction. I'm not going to say that I like shopping (that would be a betrayal of my gender’s stereotype), but I do enjoy hunting for hidden Hems of value, which Is why I'd rather scrounge through a Junk yard than go to un auto parts store. Obviously, I enjoy sports und like to collect books about sports and Ihe odd piece of game equipment. This Thursday. 1 can scrounge for some of those anicles via television. O r I could. If 1 were at home Instead of behind this terminal. Spomored by Dairy Farmers. Inc.. S U N ( C h a n n e l 21 o n T C I Cablevlilon In Seminole County. 36 on Cablevlslon. 7 on Heathrow Cable) will televise the event from 7 lo 11 p.m . from the Florida Sporls Hull of Fame with proceeds benefittin the non-profit Florida Sports Ha__of Fume Foundation. You can participate In the auction by calling toll-free 800-352-3263 (800-FLA -FA M EI. Included In the nearly 150 items up for bid are vacations, sports memorabilia, and tickets to sporting events. A partial listing: • a new two-door Toyota Ccllca. • authentic game shoes worn by Michael Jordan. - tickets to thei(>mv « . ,Super r - r tinBowl nil 1995 In Miami. • liaskctball signed by Shaqulllc O'Neal. • a u t o g r a p h e d football an d Helsman Tro p h y dinner program from FSU A ll-A m e rica n Charlie Ward. • football autographed by E m mitt Smith and a Dallas Cowboy jacket. . • pair of tickets lo the Indianapo­ lis 500. • pair of tickets and two laps around the track In the pace car at the Pepsi 400 at Daytona Interna­ tional Speedway. • tickets to the Florlda-Georglu. FSU-Notrc Dame, and M taml-FSU games. • World Scries trip Including two gam es, a irfa re , and hotel a c ­ comodations. • N CAA basketball tournament tickets. • trip for two to Puerto Rico. Not all of the Items on the block arc of the "b ig ticket" variety. Last year. I acquired an autographed copyofof’’Big "B igDaddy" Daddy"Don DonGurllls* Gurllls' codv autobiography. I'm not sure how many of you even knew that Florida hud Its own Sports Hall of Futnc. It's a part of Ihe state's lurgest welcome center and Is located near the Intersection of U S. 90 and Interstate 75 In Lake City. Sanford Is well represented In Us membership by Red Barber und Tim Raines. This Thu rsd ay affords you the opportunity lo participate In and contribute to the activities of the Florida Sports Hall of Fame. If you happen to be one of those Individuals who take pride In th r Hall of Fame and the Individuals and accomplishments lo which It pays tribute, this Is an Ideal way to support the Hall lias! year's auction raised over 870.0001. And even If you couldn't care less about the Hall of Fame or Us members, the auction provides u rare chance to bid on (and possibly aqulrc) unique, valuable, and/or highly coveted Items. Either way. It'll be a special event. FOR T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E OF S P O R TS IN Y O U R A R E A , R EAD T H E S A N FO R D HERALD DAILY �>■ - Santord Herald. Sanford. Florida - Monday. February 29, 1994 STATS & STANDINGS ICOLLBOE I A W M U | |COLLIOB 1ASKCT1ALL Sunday't Celle** Bataball k w M SOUTH Alabama AAM IS. Talladega I ) Auburn II, Middle Tann SI f Auburn Montgomery III. Huntingdon0 I Auguti# * Pembroke 54 1 Amlin Pea* ?, Wright V t Barry a. Viltonova 0 Benedict L Pmbatoeim 4 Birmingham So to. EaVarn Kentucky 1 C atanball. B lu rla ld JI Cantanary It. AW car ) Cant FlaeM* I AHgart I Coll ot Char latter I r, Xtetar I 2 Delta St 10. Cant A n anted Char 4. Wat I Vlrgnta J Embry Riddle 1 * FtorM# Mamarlal I I Emory 7. Haneew t F lagtar It. Warn* Wutharn 11 F b . Ifttamattoru*at. Oaargutt.01 Fla lauttiariit. il. LaaMIinmngt FlarMa II. «. Caailal Ctralina I Caorgiat. Wat# F orati I Georgia Call *, CoiumlutJ Ga Southern*, Fur mono Georgia I. Watt Forati I Jecktanrilb*. N FlarMat Kannava* 1 VaMotta 11.1 Lamtutn Coll I. Union. Tann 0 Linngttonel) Mittlttippi Coll * Me Neat* I I 2. Lamar I Mittlttippi*. S llllnoit) M nvtvppiSl It. Mitt Valley It 0 Nor Iti Cartfina a. Salon Mail I N C AthavHa* N C Char lotla 0 N C Greamboro II. Maryland t * N Carolina II . *. Gaorgr Wathington I N C Wilmington 1), Viiglnia Tech II Oklahoma SI t. FlarMat Oral Rebar tt 0. NW Lotitlana I Ptaillar 7. Lenoir Rhyro I Samlor d I. W Kentucky) Southern U 0, Loyola Mm O leant 7 South Carolina t. IllinobO South FlarMa 4. FlarMa Atlantic 1 SE Missouri f. Southern Mitt ■ IW Lout liana 1. Mittourl} SWOklahoma It. Emporia St ■ Stott** 4. Michigan 4 Troy II. IL Tam pa) Tulane). Alabama I Vendtrbitta Murray St 4 W Carolina). Cnodal I Winthrop 14. Ml St Mary t. Md ) Wotlord I. Andar ton ) MIDWEST Indiana 4. Ashland J SOUTHWEST Aitantat 4 Kantat It I Arkantatll 70. Art antes Coll 4 Balia *ua )!. WatI Tarot ALM1 Cameron I ) L Roglt I ) L IU 7, Houston ) New Or laam 4. Tarot AAM J Oral Robartt 4. NW Oklahoma I SI Andrew* I) 10. SovemoftOO It Edrrord'a. T > 4 Corxordta Lutheran S SWOklahoma It. Empoia SI. ■ IW Ttra t II 4. Tarot Itan American! Southwestern. Tar t. Trinity. T e ta tl Tataa S. Tarot Arlington ) Taro* Ion Antonio lot,Toro* Southern g 0 T* rot Tech a, New Modco 1 FAR WEST California I ) ). Long Baach St A ) Grand Canyon I*. Utah ) Narada 20. Santa Clara I Portland 7. Pat Lutheran 4 Portland II IL Pacitk.Ora.) Sami Mary's. Cal 10. Sacramento SI 4 Ion Diego It. k Son -lose II l Southern Col l& Anyone } I Colorado L Nebraska I UC Santa Barbara I. Loyola Merymount) TOURNAMENTS Anaheim Qattk Oklahoma 10. Son Ologet. It innings Cal SI F ultorton 1. Gaagia Tech g Caor* Desert Clottk UNLV 4. R k o l Third Pbce Clemton i l Fresno St 0. lomnmgt EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic DtvItMn W L Pet. New York < 2* 1* 455 Orton** 9 It .421 Miami I* 25 .117 N*« Jertay 2* 2* 51* Botton 29 51 5*4 Philadelphia 20 2) .544 Wathington tk 2* .2*1 Control Demon 29 14 704 Atlanta 27 17 44) Chicago Ctoealand 21 14 H4 .Indiana 2* 71 U* Chat ton* 22 20 454 14 2* 2*1 ’ Milwaukae . Detroit 1) 41 .241 W E iTC R N CONFERENCE Mtowe* Dtmton W L Pci. i« Horn ton 5* 14 211 40 14 .214 San Antonio Utah 27 I* 441 Denear 27 1* .0*1 Minn*tola 1* 27 502 : Dalle* ( 4* .1*2 Poclik Ovtttoa It 14 n t Soottb )4 Portland Golden Stale LALakar* Sacramento LA Clippers i) a rt J4 ) l a l l OB — 1 Pi rn 14 i* 20 — 1 7V» » 'l 14W 2211 25 OB U tA TO O A V C N N To p U Th* USA TOO AY CtM basketball coaches' poll with llrst plot* vote* In parentheses, total points bated on ) ) points tor a llrst place roto through t * point lor a 11th piece vela and last weak t rank Ing Recard pis Pv* 1 Art antat 1541 tt I 110 1 2 Out* 21 2 771 1 2 Connecticut 14) 741 5 4 North Carolina 1)5 7)0 4 5 Michigan 70 4 79) • * Mittourl 222 4*1 1 7 Ancona 12 4 5*1 It ( Kentuct, 77 1 174 7 * Louiletll* 1)4 52* to 10 Mattachutattt 2)4 527 14 II Kantat 224 517 1 11 Purdue 2)4 504 1) 11 Tempi* 20 * 451 * 14 UCLA 1*4 1*1 15 Ii 1 ,recut* 1*1 5*4 14 1* Indiana 17 4 222 11 17 Semi lou t 221 217 17 tl California 1*4 2)1 tl It Fiend* >21 )1» If 70 Minnatola It* 1*7 29 21 Marquatto t»7 14* 22 22 OtlehomaSt 207 15) •• 1) Alabama Birmingham 204 17 2) tie Botton College t t l IT 11 25 Cincinnati II* 44 24 Others receiving vdes: Georgia Tech 44. Ttsas 44. New MaikaSf 27, Wet* Forest 2L P enn sylva n ia I t . W K entucky I t . Georgetown IL Tutso IS, New Maiko 14. Wisconsin I). Nebrasset. Murray St 7. Ohio U S. Xavier, Ohio S Brigham Young a. Illinois 4. Mississippi St 4 Maryland 5. Providence ]. Rrad'ay 7 Michigan SI 2. West Viiglnia 1. Alabama L Charleston 1. Coppm St. I Sunday's Called* Ohtktfbell Starts EAST Campus 04. Ione 47 Coast Guard 77. Bebton 41 Dartmouth Tt. Cor nail tt Delaware tl. Now Hampshire 1* Gaorga Washington 77. Massachusetts aa Loyeta. Md 0). Fairfield 7] Main* 7* Dreve171. OT Manhattan 10). Niagara SI Manhattanvtlto 54. Stony Brook SO Start* )t. St Potor'taa Syracusan.St John'sR Vaster 74 Bard44 SOUTH Ala BirminghamOLCSNorthndg* 4] Duka St. Temple a Kentucky IL Georgia It Landtr 7* Pembroke 9 a* Transylvania )*. Centra)) MIDWEST Drury TtB ria r Clift 4) llllnoit 7L Wisconsin 4) Marquette TLDePoul 4) Minnesota 104. Indiana S4 Ohio U n . Toledo Tt S Illinois *4. llllnoit St n Viterbo tt. Mount Mercy 71 SOUTHWEST Ark Monticailon. John Brown 11 Mandril 4L Southwastgn Tests 44 Southern Math 44. Ttsas AAM 17 TOURNAMENTS Mat* Westbrook tea. Johnson)! tl Marihaait it Amarkanlntl 04. St Mkhaal s 77 Brysnltt Stoneh.il u Sunday’s Women's basketheII Scores CM T Or* >*i 71. Mam* 71 Loyola Md )). Can id us a) Niagara 71. Monhattoi SJ Pace 4L St. Rat* S) Satan Halt 1). Georgetown SI SOUTH Georgia Tachai. Ouka tk Jamas Madison 01. Eed Carolina M Lender 74. Ptmbro4a St 44 North Carolina 11. Ctonoon 04 OM Dominion Tt. American U. II Pembroke SI 4). Lander at Richmond 7L N C Wilmington SI South FlarMa. a) Va. Commanwrallh 41 Tmnatsa* 7L Gorgia St Vlrglniall. N Caroline SI. 14 W Kentucky*LS Alabama!* William A Mery 71. Gaorga Mason 7t M DW EST IndianaD. minds tt Iowa 4L Mkhlgdt SS Mmnasola U . Mchigan SI 47 Nabra4kaS4.lowaSl 71 N lllmcHt 77. Wit Milowutt* 44 OklahemaSI 4*. Mitsoi/1 47 Purdue 74 Northwestern 41 Wisconsin 71. Ohio St, 70 SOUTHWEST Ark Montlcelto 71. John Blown )t FARWEST Boito SI 74. Montano SI S) Colorado If . Oklahoma 7* TOURNJUMENT Coot Mas Cawterawca — — 1 ilto 221* 22 ) 4 )l 2) 1)4 I 't 70 J) 177 It It U U ) 70 i II IS 140 )l Saturday's Games Atlanta III. Philactalphl# ID Cleveland III. Dalestt Miami Iti, Detroit IN Indiana to. Chicogi 44 UI ah « . Houston B Milwaukee IIL Washington 100 Pori land 104. San Antonio 44 Sunday's Or met Orlande 114, Chariot!* a ) Minnesota 107. Golden Vale 100 Nan Jersey II). Dallas40 Phoenia 47. New York 71 Saatlto l » . L A Clipper* III L A Lakart 100. Boston*) Portland 114. Denver *7 Monday' Games Ckvetendal Chicago. 4pm Houstonal Utah, t p m Tuesday's Games Dtlroilet New Jersey.) U p m Wathington al Phlladtphlo.) K p m Minnesota at Atlanta.) U p m Portland al Indiana. 7 S p m Miami al4Ailwauke« I'M p.m. Or Undo at Hem ten.4 1* p m. Charlotte at SteHk. II p m L A ClipparsatGoHbnStato.il 50 pm Haw York at Sacramento. I t H p m Harnett ktogk. Bar CHARLOTTE M il) ! Canton a t ) 4 IS. Win**!* 0 ) 01 0. Brkkowtkl 7 14 * 10 a Boguas I 10 00 }. Hawkins S I ) 4 4 14. Curry 11)1 00 M. Geltiton I I 00 L E-Johmon 1 10 44 10. Banmtl ) ) I I ). Kenpton 00 00 0 Totals )**0ll 55105 ORLANDO 1114) A vent ) ) I ) L Scott) tl } 1 II. O Neal 1 14 > S II. Hardaway S t » ) IL Anderson I I I ) ) IL Ratlins 0 ) 1 1) , Tuner | | | | ( Royal 4 4 » ) IL Shim 14 11 7. Bowk SO 11 11. Krytlfcawlah I I M l W i l t 45*41)21 114 Owrtolto M I I 11 If - W1 Orlando IS 55 1) I t - lit ) Point goals - Chdrtotto 4* (Curry 4 ). Hawkins O il Orlando) 14 (ScoH J-L U lto l 01. Tumor 0 ). Andtrnn O il Fouled owl Nona Rebounds - Chwlolto 41 (Hewtint I I . Orlando 4) (O Naal I I ) Assists — Charlotte St I Boguas II, Orlanto » (Hardaway *1 Total touts - CTver bn* 17. Orlando 14 Technicals — Cher toft* Illegal defense A — I L it I Leas McRaaOL M l Oily* 01 LodyMecOoch Tavrtiemanl SamlHtuls Stovan* Tedt al. N.Y. Maritime IS Yeshlva 1. to m Stamford 0. lortait Stevens Tech 1*. N Y Maritime 1) NYSWCAA St Jthn F ishat 4). William Smith SI SEC Taumamarrt PaVingt BIRMINGHAM. Ala - Woman's basket ball pairings lor Ih* Sdiihaastorn Conltranco Tournament at Chaltsnooga. Ttnn . March 4) First Round — Friday, March 4 Georgia vs Arkenta. I p m Mississippi as Mississippi SI ,4p m Auburn vs LSU. I p ns Kentucky vs South Carolina 7p m Second Round — Saturday. March > TannassaavS Gaorgh Arkansas. I p m Alabama *s Missis«ppi Mississippi Si 4 pm Florida *4. Auburn/11U. I p m. Vanderbilt vs Kantscky/South Carolina. 1 pm Semifinals — Ssasday. March 4 T tn n tta a a T G e e rg la / A rk a n ta a va. Aiebemi/MItilitippiMittittippi St, I p ns Flirldl/Aubvrn/LSU *4. Van dot hilt/ Ktntwcky/Souti Coral use. 1pm Champtawship Gang — Monday, March 7,0 pm . N H L S T A N D IN G S All Tings EST EASTERN C O H E R E N C E Allantk Division 9 L T P t l OF GA It II 4 11 117 1*2 NYRangart 22 29 * 71 21* 14* N*» Jerver Wathington 21 24 4 *4 200 145 2* 2* 4 *2 22) 12* Philadelphia 1* 25 1* 42 171 171 FlarMa 2* 2* * 5* 297 1*7 NY Itlandeet 22 II I 54 144 114 Tamp* Be* Marts*** D int ten 52 1* 11 77 HO 175 Botton 52 22 • 74 111 171 Montreal Pilltburgh » 20 11 n m 219 21 » 7 *t 111 171 Buffalo Q h |m 24 52 5 U 2*9 211 Hartford 11 55 7 a* 177 11* One** II *5 1 21 15*1*9 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Dvtsian W L T P tl OF OA Detroit 17 M S 7*171)11 Toronto 11 It II 77 TO* lit Dallas 14 II ■ 74 m 1*4 St Louis » a 0 Tt » 4 Ml Chicago . It 1) ) 45 lit IT) I) 40 7 41 147 144 Pacttk Division Calgary n Tt to 74 i l l tt) Vancouver San Jot* Anaheim Lot Angelas M 7* 1 41 ICS It* n jo it ss ns n t la IS S 51 l » 1*7 ii 5i t so nt 144 17 M 10 44 Itl 111 SalardaiTl Oamas Detroit). Sen Jos* ( New Jersey I. Martind I. ti* Washington 4. FlarMa 1 Pittsburgh 4. Buffalo 1 Anaheim 4. Quebec 1 Vancouver L Tampa Bay l SI Lowit it. Ottawa I Montreal 1. Toronto 0 Colgory 4. Los Angelas 1 Oallasl. N V Rangarsl Sunday's Gamas Boston* Chicago0 Washington j. Hartford I N Y IslanSrrs S. Quebec 2 Edmonton). Tampa Boy 1 Mender's Games Toronto atOftawa. 7 IS p m St Louis d New Jersey. 7 ISp m Pitlsbvffh t l FlarMa. F it pm Philadelphia at N V Rosgers 7 1) p m San Jose al Winnipeg, I U p m Montreal at Los Angela 10 )Sp m Tuesday's Games Bulleloal Quebec. 7 ]lp m SI Louis at N Y Isiancbrs. 7 IS p m Tampa Bay at WasNngton. 7.11 p m Calgary alOalrsit, 7 U p m E dmonton at Vancouver. 10 J) p m NHI lightning Otars. Sums Tamp* Bay t 1 t — 1 Edmenlen I t 4— ) First Period — I, Edmonton. Podem ) (Pearson MeAmmond 4 1) Panatties — Rrakta. TB Ihootingl ■ It. Grier* Edm (hooking). I) 4). Peoton Edm moldingI. II Ot Second Parted - 1. Tampa Bay. Gallant ) 11 L Edmonton, fbdein 7 (McAmmond Ptaraonl, I It 4. Edmonton Pterion t] (McAmmond Podtml t ft L Tampa Bay. DiMaio 11 Com Grattan). io lo Pattern#! Mantan Edm (hoMirgl. (( 40 Hamrlik. TB (charging1.il 41 Third Parlad — Nona Panamas — Poaschak. TB. m tp r (lighting) 1 14. Pearson Edm. m*pr llighllngl. 2 14 Monton. Edm Iroughirg). II 54 Shaft an gaal — Tanpa Bay IS U 7 - U Edmonton Id 111 - 74 Power play OeeerfwrStiet — Tampa Bar 0 of 4. Edmonton Oof 1 Ooeliet — Tempo Bar Puppa 14 1* ) 1)4 thoft )7 saves I Cdnxrton Hanford I) 10 10 IU111 A - II.lit Ralart* — lane* tober's Linesmen H jndf Milton. Mark Wtotor A U T O H A C IN O GnadwrenchSM. Resuils ROCKINGHAM. N C - Th* ordae el Hnish Sunday at Ih* Good wench *00 NASCAR slock car race *1 North Carolina Inlaen* I tonal Speedway, with starling position in parantheses rtsManco. type of Cae. lops comptotod. reason out. money won end winner s aver eg* spaed in mph I. IIS) Rusty Wallace Concord. N C . Ford Thundtrbird 4*1. UGMI. 1)125*. I (111 Starling Marlin. CXuntoi*. Ttnn . Chevrolet Lumtn*. at). U l *71 ) Ilk) Rick Matt Hoc I bridge Bains V «. Ford Thwdarbird. at). 571 001. 4 1)1 Mark Merlin. Jamestown N C . Ford Thundtfbnd. all. 17*n* 1 (41 E m it Irvon RocSwdl. N C . Ford Thun dtrbtrd. 4tt. 174 410 4 III Br*>t Bod.n*. Harrisburg N C .. F » d Thundtrbird. 4tl. t » .5 U . ) (It ) Dai* Ewnhardt. Dooia N C . Chevrolet L urnin*. a tl.U D IS ■ (?) Kyle Pally. Hqh Ps.nl, H C . Pdntiac Grand P m . a*d. S I A lt . t (111 Can adtr. Concord. NC., Chevrolet L urnIn#, S IL t U ; Id 111) Michael Wallrip. dson N C . Poniac Grand Prls, at*. Ilt.410. II 1)4) Ricky Rudd. Lkk* Norman N C . Ford Thundtibud. ad*. SUM S. I) (» > Jimmy Spancar. MooeSvill* N C . Ford Thundtrbird. at*. (11/15. I) 151 Tad Mut gr*v*. Troutman. N C . Ford Thunderbifd. at* 117*1) 14 (}tl Dick Trkkto. iron Station N C . Chevrolet Lumtn*. add, SI0.0U 15. (I ) Gaoll Bode* Julian. N C . Ford Thundtrbird. 4*7. 171*47 Id l i t ) Morgan Shephard Conover. NC . Ford Thundtrbird *1*. l lt .t lS ; 17 a n T e rry Lebontt. Archdel*. N C , Chevrolet Lumin*. at*. llt.a U . II 1411 Dal* Jarrtll. Hkkory. N C . Chavrotol Lumma. d ), 170 47) It 1101 Bobby Ltboni*. Trimly N C . Pontiac Gcand Pris. 444 111 **S 10 Ot) J*(1 Burton. South Boston Vo . Ford Thtndarbird. 4*4. t ll.lt ). 11 (171 Ltk* Spaad. Concord. N C . Ford Thundtrbird. 4d4.11I4D 22 (5)1 Jimmy Herat*y. Ridgeway. Va , Ford Thundtrbird. «4 . 511.101. 11 lt| Darrtil Wallrtp. Frarklln. Tann . Chavroiat Lumma 447. l i t til. 14 I U ) John Andratll. Indianapolis. Chavrstd Lumma. *40 tlS.NS. IS 1111 Chuck Boem Athboro N C . Ford Thundtrbird. *40. D4.S1S. 24 (21) Hut Stricklin. Cetera Ala. Ford Thundtrbird. *71. si.ois. 17 ID ) Wally Oallonbach Jr . Grtansboro. N C . Pori lac Grand P rli. 47*. SI0.ni. IL IN ) Graf Sacks. Wintor Park. Far* Tkuaderklrd. 477.11.471 t* ID I Dtrrlk* Crpa. Huntortvlll*. N C Ford Thundtrbird. 475 1*.*00. 29 (11) Stovo Grissom. Llbarly. NC . Chavrotol Lumin*. 471. 17.4)0: 11 111) M lk* S klnnar. Rend lemon N C . Ford Thundtrbird. 44*. If.UO n (II Jail Gordon. Huntersville. N C , Chevrolet Lumiro. 441. crash. StLMO. 11 (111 Bobby H illin jr . Chorlotl*. N C . Ford Thundtrbird. 4)4 Ifl.SO 54 (14) Todd Bodm*. Harrisburg. NC , Ford Thundtrbird. 417. 41.700. IS (a*) Qtva Mortis. Avery's Creak. N C . Chavrold Lumin*. all. angina lailur*. 17.100 74 1141 J** Nemwhek. Ukaland, N C . Chtvraltl Lumma, ) H crash. 17.4)1. 17, (171 Marry Gant, Taylortrlll*. N C . Chavrotol Lumin*. 174. 110.*7). J l (10) Bobby Hamillon. Nashville. Term . Pontiac Grand Prla. )M crash. II0.4S 1* It) Bill ElliOll. Biairsv.il* G * . Ford Thundtrbird. 1)7. 11l.au. ao I4)| Loy Alan J r . Raleigh. N C . Ford Thundtrbird. Dl.crash. 14 *00 al (U l Rich Bkkto Jr.. Edgarlon, Wis . Ford Thun derbkd. in. angina bilurt. 14 *00. 4) (If) Billy Slandridg*. Shdby. N C . Ford Thun dttbird. SI. crash. >7 as Rac* Balltlks Tim* *f race ] S* 17 Margin el vietor y: SIS seconds Caalionllags: I tor Sllaps load changes: Itamqvgl drivers Lap leaders: G Bodn* 10 . Merlin *11: Wallet* lit* . Marlin 70 7] Wallace 7419. Marlm II *0. Wallacatl II*. Marlin IIS l » . Maelm 111: Shaphard 11) i u Wallace 154 144. Marlm 147 it* toffy 1** K 4 Walltc* 10S2M H Bodme 77*240 Wallace 141 It* Maelm It* 1*4, Welle* 1*5 414. Earnhardt 417 an. Wallace U l i t Sartos patof leaders Marlm us Irvan 771. Earnfiardl 792. Merlin 1*4. T Labor fa 2*2 . Shephard HO. 111*1 Rj)d and Schradtr 171: G Bodme )U . Most tt: Gordon tit, Sacks 11*. Waltact ns. B ttodne m. (ttol Speed andB Labontoni K Grand Prls *4 Miami tosulfs MIAMI — Resuils Sunday m Ih# Sa lap. IW tt mil* SCCA Tram Am Championship ot th# Grand P rli oi Miami, with starting position In paranlhaws. driver, hometown, make ot car. laps corrvtotod and reason out. I III Tom Kendall. La Canada. C ali!, Ford Musi eng. S4. 2 (II D otty s<breeder Osage Booth. M o . Ford Mudong. 54, 5 (a) Stoll Pruett. Crystal Bay, N ev. Chary Camera. SI; 4 (I ) Jock Baldwin Marten*. Go . Chary Comoro. 54: S III tom Fallows. Canada Ford Mustang. S4; * (41 Paul Gontttoltl. Lansing. Mich. Chevy Comoro. 54. 1 (M l Tom m y Archer. Duluth. Minn . Ford M ullinf. 54. ( II) (tabby Archer. Duluth. Minn . Ford Muslang. SI * (I I I R K. Stmts. Rancho Santa Fa. Caltl. Chary Camera. S4. 19 (11) Boris Said. Carlsbad. Calll. Ford Muslang 14 II 111) Rick McCormick. leimot. C o lli. Chovy Camera S4 l| I III Msndy Gonratos. Puerto Rico. Chevy Comarts Sj I ) I U ) Bill Sounders. Dallas. FordMusiang. Si. 14 II*) Tim Mi Adam. Vail. Goto . Chary Comoro. SO. II (14) Mkhaal Omgman Hampton. N H . Ford Mustang, U. It 111) Ray Kong San Jos*. Calll.. CheyyComoro S4 I) IVI Irr Haorr. Paoria I I I . Chary Comoro S). mechanical II (111 Sfu Haynar. Yorba Linda. C a lll. Osavy Comoro. SI. 1*. 1141 Jon Gooding. Altamonte Springs. Fard Mustang. 12 19 1)01 fhto Muster. LalayaM*. C a lll. Chevy Comoro. SI 21 12)1 Bob Patch. LaVarn* Calll . Pmtiac Trans Am 40 mechanical tt (I I I Bruce Barsaiaw. Col umbi* Mo . Chevy Camwo. It, accidtnl. t l (H I Claudio Burtin. L r 'a Ana. C a lll. Ford Muslang 11. oil punp 14 (M l Henry McLaughlin. Somerset Po . Olds Cutlass. 1). Irantm lesion IS 11)1 Tony Ave. Hurley. Wit . Cheey Comoro. I). accident. )a 1171 Lmt Atbiie. Fori Lauderdale. Olds Cellatt. t. engine 17 111) Eric Wells. Doitilto. Calk Chevy Camaro. 4 accident 2* (141 Dale Photon A.sen S C . Chary Canwro. ’ clutch. 2* 1271 Mike Berg Downey- Calif. Ford Muslang 4 mechanical X 11*1 Tom Beatlie Anafstim Hills. C alif. Chevy Canaro. * mechanical. It 17) George Robireon Houston Chevy Camaro. S. occidanl V USI R J Valentine Braintree Mass . Chew Camera. 1. steering Race StalittKt Time *1 race I 2* 0* S71 Averege speed 4* 7a4 mph Margin *1 victory : 41X1 sac Lap leaders: Ktndeil. I S4 Fastatl rac* lap. Dorsey Schroadar I 17 *04 Drivers' paints leaders (altar I *( I) rounds) Kendall 2) Vchroader. )7 Pruetl. 1) Baldwin 1). Fallavs 71 Genlitoifl. 19, T Archer. I*. B Arcter. is Manufacturers' pemlsi Ford *. Chevrdel S Wallace uses new Ford to rule at Rockingham i f M IK I HARRIS AP M o t o r s p o r t s W f lto r RO CKIN G H A M . N.C. - People muy start referring lo North Carolina Motor Speedway an "R u slyh a m ." Nol even switching from Ponliar* (o Fordii over the winter m o ld keep Runty Wallace from dominating for the third utralght lime on the 1.017-milr oval att h r hlaMed to an easy victory In Sunday’s Goodwrrnch 5<X). "People krpt asking me why we wnuld make the tiwllch after winning IO rare* (In 10!KI|. and I kepi triling rvrrylxxly. ‘Man. wr would probably win In a Jaguar.* It’s thr tram, nol Ihr car." On Sunday, hit black and gold Th n n d rrh lrd was the strongest car on Ih r track most of thr ■Pt2 lap race, leading eight tlm rs lor 3-tfi laps. Including Ihc final GO Ills llnul margin of 5 15 sec­ o n d s o v e r i he r u n n e r -u p . Day Iona r>00 winner Sterling Marlin, could have been more If Wallace had mil rased up In the final lew laps Just ns u precau­ tion. QOLF "O u r car was jusl dynam ite." Bunk litvildionei Scores W allace said after ills third SAN DIEGO Sores and p rut money Mnilghi victory at Rockingham Sunday ol th* *1 mllion Bukk invllaltonai. rad on Torre, Pysat 7 090 yard, par 77 and I he fifth of his career at the fh course Itmgi* rqmd also pie,ad on me track In North Carolina's san­ L i t ) yard, par Tl Souths ours* I Craig Stadtor 11*4 000 *7 474* 44-1*4 dhills. Stave Lowary *11* 400 *7 *«***•-)** “ Th e errw did an absolutely Phil Mkkalton 174 (00 *4**44 44 )79 perfect J o b on the car.” Wallace Hal Sutton. I l l 400 44 44 47 44- V I said. “ Th e chassis was great and Mart Cam*.a>e Sir OX *7 0* 70*7-177 Robin Freeman SM 40 *4*7 7t4«-174 the motors really (lew — a lot of Bob Ettas 5M *10 70 47 *7 79- 274 power. I don't think I've ever put Kirk Triplett 574 t » 71 4144 71- 174 m y foot in that much power." Mart Cakavacchia 1X 400 ** 71**45-27) Paul Goydos. 52* 4 » 4* 70 70 *7-17) Wallace, who crashed In the Doug Marius 57* 400 4) 7) 44 *4 - 77) season-opening rnce al Daytona Lannto Ctomants 57* CO ****** 72-7’ S — Just as hr did a year ago — Tom Lehman (27 000 4* 70 47 71-27* Ronnl* Block 511000 4) 44 «* 14-27* said "1 know our cur was a Scott Simpson 91* 150 70 70 70 *7- 177 lieller car lhan I've ever had at Bob Lehr, *1*. ISO »* *7 71 70-277 Daytona. I wrecked, so let's Tom Byrum. 11LIS0 70 44 71 71-177 David Toms. II I . 1)0 4) 4) 71 71-277 forget about that. We won here Jim Thorp*. I D I U 710***40 - 27* a n d the ear I'm ta k in g lo EdDoughafty.l1) J17 *4 70 7) *0-17* Richmond next week Is Ih r best Rust Cochran. | t ),m *7 7)40 71-17* GtonDay.tll.511 M *7 7) 71-27* car In the house, so 1 can’t wall Payne Stewart. I1LU1 70 **00 74-17* to rare again." Brarsdel Chambie# U 20* *7 7) 71 *4-27* W a lla c e 's P e n s k r R a c in g Mont# Montgomery. tATQft 70 71 *0 70-17* Oonnto Hammond *0 TO 7) 00 71 19-17* South team had to deal with lots WaynoLavl.SO.TO* ** 71 40 71-2)* of questions and criticism alter Jell Woodland U 70* 71 ***#71-27* deciding to make Ihr break from Jay Oon Biota. 10.704 **4* 74 49-17* Gary Hklibarg. u.70* *7 70 79 72 >17* General Motors lo am Fords. John Wilson. U . 101 71 4* 7J 79-1*0 " A lot of people said w r werr Rob Botot 14 10) tt *» '2 70- 2*0 making a mistake (switching io Paul Stenkawski. 14.10 42 4* 21 70-NO Dennis Paulson. 54 10) 40 7 JU 71-7*0 Ford). I made ibis move because John Cook. U . 101 71 *« 7104-NO I wutilrd to have a 111tie belter Guy Boros 14 101 72 44 M 71-2*0 (tower plain and n little belter Dev* Borr. 50.101 4 *O I7St»-)*0 • ToddDamtoy.M 4) 14*2 71-1*0 urrodynumles. Pontiac Is still a Slav* Pal*. (LIOS 71 70 70 4*-242 good car. D A Russell. 54.110 4* 70 7( 71-2*1 C Brad Fetors. M H O Brad Fatwl. M 110 Bobby Clampatl.MJ 10 Mark Wurti. U 110 Slay* lamontagno. 5) S i Scott Varplonk. U .U 4 John Adams 52 124 Mars Brooks ! ) » * Todd Barrangar. 51.1X Slav* Brodw. 51)24 Ed Fioet. *2 ) 70 Frad Ftmk.52.S10 Morris Hataitky. S2.SD Tim Simpson. U.510 Gary McCord. 12 )70 CoslontinoRocca.52.SD David Ptoptot 52.170 Jay Haa*. tl.S N Char tot Hauler son. 11 V0 JoaOl4kl.Sl.S70 Phil Talaurangi. 52 )4) Brad Bryant. U .la l JWarkLy*. 57.54) Billy Mayfair . 12.141 Scott Gump 51.54J Vljay Singh 11.141 Dev* Rummellt. 52.19 Larry Sitvgire. 52.14) Thorn*! Lovat. 12.200 Tad Trybe. 51.100 Bruce Ftoithae. 51.200 Oav* Stockton Jr . 17.2® Brad Sharty. 5} 200 JC Anderson. 51.11) Roger Gunn. 1). I I ) Mlk# Smith. 51.111 Esteban Totodo. 11040 a* *4 74 ) l - 7 » i t* M i l TO -M l 7)4*7070-211 ***4 71 77 211 *0 70 72 7) 217 44 71 H 71-242 21 4* 70 71-2*1 74*7 70 7 t - » 2 #7 71 70 74-2*2 *0 4* 4* 74-1*2 44 70 7 1 7 1 -N ) 47 7) 70 71- 2*) 71 4* Jl T t - t t l 22 4 0 I D - N 1 ' 70** 79 74-11) e*t* 74 7 l - N ) *0 7) 71 71-2*1 It 4* )4 70-24) 70 70 44 77- 24) 4* 4* 74 79- 20) *0 44 7) 75 - 2*4 70 70 71 71-744 4* 71 71 75-2*4 714***7)-1*4 4* TO 7) 71-1*4 *7 71 71 7) -2 M 4* 77 71 71 -2*4 SO Tt 74 T9 -2 U 71 40 Tt 75- 20) 47 74 21 75-NS 70 71 72 21 -N S 70 71 7) 77-711 74 47 74 70- 24) 71 70 70 75-1*4 4* 7077 71-10* *7 74 74 71-104 7) 4* 7) 71 -N T Senior C krt|lr Cup Scans SARASOTA — Frval scores and prue money Sunday Nt tt* PGA San-or Tour* 5400.000 C h ryila r Cup. played on Ih# L74) yard, par 71 TPC al Pratlancia course 1* won on lira* hotoof{4eyoll) ■ Gaorga Archer SSS CDO 44 4) 77 -70) Simon Hobday. 1)4.000 *7 *7 **-20) BobChortos. U4-MQ 4* 70 ** -101 Tent Waltkopl. I N 000 71 *7 47 -N S Bruce Davlm. I l l 11) 4 S 7 I7 I-N 7 Gary PlOyW, S ID S ) 71 *7 07— NT AlGeiberoer.U* ) ) ) 70 71 * 4 -N ' Graham Marsh 1)4.000 4**0 71 -NO Tammy Horton. 111.000 *0 *4 71-10* Jim Colbert. I I ) 000 70 71 40-10* Dav* Sloe Slon. 111.000 4* 7) 40 - 70* Chi Chi Rodrigue/, I I 1000 72 44 n - U 0 Mlk* Hill. 110 000 70 71 70-11) BrucaCrampton.tYO® 214*71-114 Miller Barber. SLOOO 70 71 7 7 -U t Harold Hanning 14.000 7* 71 71-2M T R A N S A C T IO N S BASEBALL American League BOSTON RED SOX Pun hated the contract of Mall Sldr*. outlialder. Irem Pawtuckal ol Ih* Irternallonel league Atstgnad Brian Conroy, pikhoe, nulrighl to Pawtuckal and Inviladhim to spring Iraining as a non rot tar player M ILW AUKEE BREWERS - Agreed to (arms with John Jeh*. hrtl baseman, and Troy O leary oulheber. on on* year con harts TEXAS RANOERS - Agreed lo terms with Down Palmar, third batamon. and Ivan Rodrigue I- catcher, enon* year contracts National Laagua M O N T R E A L EXPOS - Signed Jail Gardner, intlalder. md Randy Kramer, pitcher, lo contracts with Ottawa ot the International Leagu* HvNed Heath Maynav pitcher, lo spring trdn.ng ot a non roster player NEW YORK M ETS - Agreed to terms with Anthony Young and Bobby Jonas, pilchart. and Aaron Ledesma and Bukh Huskey, inlletdert. onon* year cantyacts SAN D IIO O PADRES - Agreed 10 terms with Dates Ball, ailftoldtr, and Ricky Gultorrai. shortstop, si tone year contracts and Trevor Hoffman. Rich**, on o threw year earthacl SAN FRANCISCO (BANTS - Agreed to terms with Pol Gonel. pitcher, on o minor league contract BASKETBALL National Bask*taelI Assoclalton CHICAGO B U LLS - Activated Toni Kuioc. guard forward horn Ih* tn|ur*d list Placed Bill Cartwright canto*, on Ih* injured •itl "People kept asking me. 'W h y are you changing to Ford? That Pontiac ran qu ick .'" Wallace added. " I maid. 'Well, the Ford will run quicker.' "I'm very confident that the Ford Is going lo take me lo the championship." Marlin, who leads the season (M in ts after the first two races, couldn't catch Wallace, lull he did ra m the 10th runner-up finish of his career. " I don't know what Rusty does here." Marlin said "Y o u ran Iseat him early, but he keeps getting stronger and stronger. He Just had too much lor us.** Rick Masi was Ihc only other driver on the lead lap at the end, with Murk Martin and Krule Irvan finishing fourth und fifth. J u s l lik e D a y to n a . D a le Farnhardt ran strong all day before fading al the end. A week earlier, II was a loose handling car. T h is time, ih r defending Winston C up champion, who was running second as late as lap 47H. had lo pit on lap 4H2 because of loose lug nuts on Ills lefi rear tire. He wound up seventh In the nice and trailing Marlin and Irvan In the season (Mints. Te am owner Richard Childress said his Jackman couldn't see ilie rear tire and let the car down before the tire changer was flnlshrd, "Considering everything that happened, we were looking at a second-or third-place fin ish." Earnhardt said. "T h e thing lhal happened with the lug nuts, well, you Just can't win a race If you d o n 't tighten yo u r lug nuts," Martin led several times and was among thr leaders until his crew took a calculated risk and brought Marlin In for tires on lap 458. None of the other leaders had pitied before a caution flag came out 11 laps later, leaving Martina lap off the pace. Wallace, who won 950.385. averaged 125.230 mph In the rare slowed by caution Just five times for 38 laps. All of the yellow flags were brought out by crashes, hui there no Injuries repoaed and ull bill seven of the 42 starlers were running ul ih r end. Il was strictly no contest In Goodyrnr's first race challenge from Hooslrr. Playtime-----Continued from ID MIXED ALEAQUE While everyone was talking the week olf. Team No. 2 from tile H a m tx M Cak' and Sharky's The Sharks Inked up In u playoff after flnhinng Ihc regular season tied for third place wllh 107 wins. Because Team No. 2 won thr playoff, they w ll visit T im e Out on Wednesday nigh I lo |>luy regular season champion The UntouchablcB 1)25 wins). In Ih r other scmllBial. second-place finisher Done With Style (118 wins) will enlrrialn The Sharks at Ihc UumliooCufc. Completing tlx* circuit were Tim e O ut's Team No. S (D4 wins): Juat One Hole Off from the I^ikc Mary Pub und Uncle Nick's Ron's Ilkglts (both with 78 wins): und Luke Mary Pub's The New Family Feud (52 wins). MIXED BLEAQUE Lake Mary Dili's The Good, the Dad, the Ugly, and the Old 1124 wins) and Mom's Muggers 1101) wins) from M .T. Muggs earned the right in (day al home In Wednesday night's semifinals after nulling down first and second (dace, respectively. The Oood, the Bad, the Ugly, and the Old will host ihc third-place Buihwackers (103 w in s ) from Sir W a lte r’s on Wednesday nlglx while liamtxM Cafe's Snail Darters (07 wins) will visit Mom’s Muggers. T h e y were followed In the standings by Team No. 8 (87 wins) from Score Al Touchdown: U ik c Mary Pub's 4 B’a (80 wins): and Team No. 1 from l^ikc Mary P u b |(s 5 w in s ) MEN’S A LEAGUE While II was ill but a lock as to which of the tmr Iranis In Ibis Continued from IB Tile hull|H-ii almost let Ihc game get away as the Matadors struck for five nms lit Ihc top of the ninth. Thtec of the runs came on boars-kxidrd walks, the fourth came In when Valencia's Stx'iirrcs was h i by a pitch wllh tin- liases loaded, and the fifth scored on u Inscs-louded wild pitch. Chad Wood, who hit Socunrs and threw the wild pilch, finally retired the filial two Matador hitters to nail dtM'n Ihc win and record the save. Sophom ore shortstop lsaae Crux, u g ra d u a te of S p ru c e Creek High School, wnit 4-for-5 w llh a five-team loop wrrr going to the playoff.*, the •*ramldr for the seeding came diwn to the final week ol play. Lake Mary Pub's Team No. 3 112»> wins) edged out T.C.B. 1121 wins) from Q HU for Ihc regular season title and No. I seed while the Bamboo Scorpions (88 wins) from the Humhoo Cafe flnlshrd third In front of Lake Mary Pub's Rl£>t There (H5 wins). Finishing tilth was Team No. 1 from l tic H u i i Uk k i Cufc (64 wins). Tuesday’s semifinals will have the Bamboo Scorpions visiting Team No. 3 at llic Lake Mary Pub while T.C.& will host Right There at O-Ulz. MEN'S BLEAQUE Even though they posted the second-highest win total of the league champUtis. the g*Bls Bulls (133) wen the secondclosest margin ih The Knights 1124 wlnsl from Sir Walter's finished a strong second. On Tuesday tight, the Q-BIx Bulls will host (h r Ihlrd-place Four Bye Fours ( 115 wins) from the H am lxnCafr while The Knights will tx-at home against thr Ton 80's (I IO wins) out of Q H li. F in is h in g Jusl out of the* playoffs were llim lxxi Cafe's Shooto (U5 wlnsl und Lake Mary Pub's Juat For Fun and M .T . Muggs' Salt A Pepper (each with U3 wins). Completing l l r circuit were The Nasty's |BG wins) from Score A l Tourlxlnwn: Whiskey River's River Rats (83 wins): The Greenhorns (69 wins) out of M .T. Muggs: lake Mary Pub's Pub Pounders (44 wins); and Whiskey River's Sleepers (36 wins). pair of doubles, four runs scored, uud u stolen liutt- for the Raiders 16 8. 1-1 M F C ). Pete He/crrdi (Deltona) addrd three singles, two nm s scored, and an RHI. Nolc Ellzer (Capr Corall singled Iwlcc and drove In a run. Oviedo Illjji School’s Eric Jordan singled and scored threeruns. Rick EckNeln (Seminole) had n si uglc a nd un RHI. SC C Is scheduled lo travel lo Gainesville Ttiealay for nn M -FC contest with Santa Fc C om m un i­ ty College T h r Raiders will return to College Field for an exhibition game Wednesday af­ ternoon against the St. Leo Cnllrge Junior varsity. �Sanlotd Herald. Sanford. Florida • Monday. February ?8. 1994 - as People Dogwoods herald spring IN BRIEF S C C s e ts te x tile w o rk s h o p Seminole C om m unity College present* a Shllxtrl and Indigo Textile Workshop on March 5 und 6. from 9:30 a.m. until 3:30 pm In O -1 20. Fine Art* Building Th e two day workshop, conducted by Gloria Hlgilng. will in vi r ancient textile dyeing processes from Ju|>uii using Indigo blue and reslsi printing techniques. Shlhorl hutching). Ilu-Makl Icomprrsslng fabric), ami Origami (folding and claui|)lng) will Im- explored. No |irlor experience Is required. Th e cost of the two-day workshop Is $55. which Includes materials. Enrollment Is limited. Checks should lie made out to the SCC Foundation IArt Club) and mailed In Mahatma Ross. Department of Fine and Performing Arts, Seminole Com m untly College, Sanford. FI, 32773. For workshop Information, call 323*1450 (H43-7001I from Orlando), ext. 420 or 281. CALENDAR B lo o d B an k se eks d o n o rs Central Florida Blood Hank Is asking donors o| all types of blood — especially O-type donors — to donate at Its Sanford branch. 134)2 E. Second St. For Information, rail 322-OH22 H e lp (o r g a m b le rs o ffe re d Gam hlrrs Anonym ous and Gam -Anon for family and friends, mrel separately Monday and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p m . Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake A v r.. Maitland. For more Information, call 236-9206 N a rc o tic s A n o n y m o u s m e e ts In S an fo rd Narcotics Anonym ous meets Monday at H p m . at the Presbyterian House of Good will, 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford K lw a n is C lu b o f C a s s e lb e rry m e e ts Klwants C lub of CusscJlicrTy meet* every Tuesday at 7:30 u.tn.. at Village Inn. comer Dog Track Hoad and US Highway 17-92 In Longwood. For Information, rail 8 3 1-8545. Beautiful flowering plants have started to bloom Many of the flowering dogwoods have started to bloom which Is one of ih r more Itcaullful signs of approaching spring Flow ­ ering dogwood (Cornua Florida) is native lo Die eastern hall of the Untied Stales Ineluding norlh Florida and northern re­ gions of central Florida. We are Ih r soulhern Until lor this ttcauilful symbol of spring. The snowy white bracts (four while modified leaves surrounding Ih r (lower) add spring color to both native woodlands and our landscapes. Few red and pink forms of dogwood perform well In Florida. Flower hmls are Initiated In the summer nnd fully developed by September Flow ­ ering dogwoods flower during February or March depending on spring temperatures. Nursery grown trees may (lower In 2-3 yrars while native dogwoods usually require 4*6 years to flower. Flowering dogwoods are colorful In boih spring anti fall. T h e leaves tu rn rusty red h rfo rr falling and are accented by glistening red (terries Dogwoods grow best In well drained, organic soils Dial are slightly addle (pH between 5.0-6.0). These trees are sensitive to h ig h so il te m p e ra tu re s . Planting dogwoods In exposed highway medians or rlglil of ways Is not recommended. These locations are usually hoi and may slay dry for extended periods Dogwoods tin reqtilrr relatively high light fur m axim um (lowering Hare root or baltrd/hurlapprd trees should he transplanted during Die dormant season. Container-grown trees can be transplanted anytime. Th e planting hole should tie larger (han (he root ball and plumed al Die same depth It was grown. Th e tree should Ite waterrd thoroughly after transplanting (o scilie soil around Die routs Apply a 2-3 Inch TRICIA THOMAS layer of organic m ulch lo conserve moisture and help control weeds. Keep the m ulrh away from the tree trunk. Irrigate newly planted trees twice a week lor several months logcl Diem well established. Dogwoods are n o t tolerant of extended drought periods. T h is Is rsperlnlly true during Dir llrsl year after plaining Water should !>*• added every 7 to 10 days when rainfall Is low. Water the soil to a depth of 12 to 18 inches. Deep watering encourages an extensive root system. Lillie fertilization Is needed the first year. Over fertilization rnn Injure u young tree. Apply l to I tv pounds of 16-4-8 annually to established trees w ith stem diameters grealer than 1 Inch. Distribute Dir fertilizer evenly on the surface under the tree canopy and water thoroughly. Insects common on dogwood Include dogwood borer, twig borer and club gall Insecticides usually do not control borers Inside the tree, but they ran prevent further Infestations Tw ig borers cause willed leaves on the ends of small branches. Trees are seldom killed by twig borers. Control twig borers by pruning infested iwlgs below the discolored stem area und destroying them. Club galls form near the end of young shoots during lale spring or early summer. C lub galls can lx- controlled by pruning out galls before August and destroying l hem Com m on diseases of dogw-mxl Includr spot nnthracnosr nnd crown gall Spot anthrarnosc Is caused by a fungus Dial attacks dogwood leaves, stems, flowers and buds. Spots are usually small (1/25 Inch) with reddish or purplish borders. Sevcrr Infestations can prevent flower buds from opening, distort leaves and weaken trees An extensive spray program beginning at hud break and continuing throughout the sum m er Is necessary to prevent Dlls dis­ ease. Crown gall Is caused by b arlrrln In ih r soil. Abnormal growth occurs on Die lower stem or roots anil the top portion of the plant generally declines and up|>curs weak Avoid buying nr planting dogwoods Dial have swellings near Die crown or graft union. Dogwoods should not be rrplanied In areas where trirs have been killed by rrnw n gall for al least 2 or 3 years. Hoot rois may also occur on dogwoods, hut are generally caused by mechanical root Injury or by cultural conditions such as over fertilization, over watering or lack ul drainage. Marginal leaf scorch can he a common occurrence during the summer months. Leaf scorrh Is m used by the loss of water from leaves at a faster ratr than water Is taken by by the roots. These symptoms can be caused by a lack of moisture, transplan­ ting shock, fertilizer or sail Injury to roots or root rot disease. For more Information vlsll or rail Un­ cooperative Extension Service across from Flea World. Phone 323-2500. ext. 5550. S e w in g c lu b g a th e rs Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. lo noon, ih r W OO PIE Sewing Club gathers at Ih r Lake Mary Senior Center. 158 N. Country C lub Hoad, to make baby clothes, and Items for nursing homes as well as llem* for the Christmas Slorr. The Items made by Ih r club are donated to prrrrntr babies, nursing home residents and gifts for the annual Chhsim as slorr. G irt S c o u ts v is it H o m o s a s s a S p rin g s Members end piests ol Lake Mary Girl Scout Troop 148 ventured lo Homosassa Springs on President's Day lor e field trip. Tho entourage enjoyed a leslsurely lunch and c o m m u n in g w ith M o th e r Nature. The troop toured the education center end saw all the animals at the park with a good time reported tor sit. •i •»-• W e e k ly L io n s C lu b m e e tin g Th e Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday al noon at the American Legion on South Sanford Avenue. For Information, call 321-0700. B rid g e c lu b to m e e t, play Sanford Duplicate Bridge C lu b meets ui noon each Tuesday at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Hot st* tni.ll rr S e n io rs m e e t T u e s d a y The Sanford Senior Citizens Club m rcls ih r llrsi and third Tuesday, al 10 30 a.m . at ih r Sanford Senior Center. Seniors are welcome. Th e following births have been recorded at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs: Laic Notices: Dee. 14 — Thtresa and Joseph Brown III. Sanford, boy J u n . 12 — R h o n d a a n d W illia m L a y to n . A lta m o n te Springs, boy Feb. 9 — Tra cy and Daniel Dccostn. Longwaod. girl Feb. 10 — U »ira and Jorge C ruz. Altamonte Springs, t>oy: B rcndu and Je rro d Daniels. Sanford, boy: Tu y n c a Salter. Altamonte Springs, girl; Robin and Tim othy Grcnz. Sanford. Iwy Feb. 11 — Amber and Aaron Wheeler, Altam onte Springs, boy; Linda Builer and Charles W yall. Longwaod. twins, hoy and girl Feb. 12 — Tbrcsu Mathew*. Sanford, girl Feb. 13 — Lirtssa Bril and Dani el Ayala. A l t a m o n t e S p rin g * , g ir l; M e la n ie and Gregory Topolewskl. Longwood. Itoy MONDAY’S PRIME TIME Sw eet m em ories antidote fo r bitterness DEAR ABBYi Your advice to “ D cprcB scd D a u gh te r'* was com m rndabtr. 1 could have used your help 14 year* ago when 1 faced a similar situation. I. too, loved m y mother — to ihc point of leaving a leuchlng position In another city and returning to York. Pa., after my father died und Mother became III. When I arrived. I found a woman I no longer knew. She had become bitter and angry. She criticized every member of o u r fam ily, made derogatory re m a rk s a b o ut m y h u s n n d whom *he had formerly adored, got I nt o f i g h t s w i t h the neighbors, and Isolated herself from the world. I was at m y wit's end. Tlm se few llirs In your col­ um n advising ail adult males to lake tills slnqile blood test, whether or nui they have the symptoms was a llfesavcr for me T h a t h e lp fu l m essage allowed me lo find out In lime in rid me of prostate cancer. Ahhy, you should use that warning every year. You may use my name. After muny months of frustra­ tion and m any prayers. 1 hit upon un Idea. Wc had a serious talk, and I told her how much I had always admired her. and how proud I was that she and Dad tnnnagcd to raise a family of 10. despite hard limes. 1 reminded her of ihc m any challenges she met In her life — and how she triumphed over all of them. 1 also reviewed all the sacrifices she hnd made for her children. Then 1 suggested she write the story of her life, and tell others how she came to be the wonderful mother 1 once knew. Abhy. she Immediately started making notes, and eventually, not only did she write her memoir — It was u masterpiece! Th e whole family was mightily Impressed. We plan lo have Die imiimscrtpl copied so It can hr passed on to futurr generations. My dear mother. Goldie Porta, died almost 10 years ago. and 1 can honestly say that the years wc spent together enriched m y life and made me a better person. Th u n k you for giving me u chance to ixisslbly help someone else who is going Dirough a depression. You may use m y name. GWENDOLYN I.COTE DEAR GWENDOLYN! What a wonderful Idea you hud: not only did the project you suggested to your mother Inspire her to focus oil somethng positive, II pro­ vided a lasting legacy for your family* DEAR ABBYi A letter you pruned In your enliumi a lew years ago. regarding a physician whose life was Hived by taking a PSA lest lor prostate cancer, saved another life. Mine. JERRY GROSS. LA JOLLA. CALIP. DEAR J E R R Y GROSS: T h u n k yo u for w ritin g and allowing me to use your name to warn others. M O V IE L A N D o ... t» J H O i i n p tn u blue chips ipnnn t:3o WAYNE'SWORD)(HnU 9:30 Sanford H erald Is a proud member o f the "Welcome Wagon" Family In Seminole County If You Are: Moving Into or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Let your Welcome Wagon representative ansvser 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 Or Night Call 646-9644 �•fa 41 • Sanford Herald. Sanford. Ftortda - Monday. February 28. 1994 For Dingell, health care battle is a personal one By C H R IS T O P H E R C O N N E L L Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G T O N - W h rn It romrs to health reform. Jo h n I). Dingell sa y s h r follows the philosophy of one of C hina’s senior leaders. Deng Xiaoping. "He d id n ’t care whether the cat was w hite or black. He Just wanted to catch mice." says the Michigan Democrat who rhalrs the House Energy and C o m ­ merce C o m m itt e e . ’ ’T h a t ’ s where I a m ." Serving his 39tll year In C o n ­ gress. Dingell Is trying to fulfill the mission his father began half a century ago when he In ­ troduced the first national health Insurance bill. President Clinton ran count on no more powerful ally than this second generation New Dealer, a lawmaker both feared and ad­ mired for hts legislative skills. Hut In this fight Dingell faces an uphill struggle to deliver the votes even w ithin his own 43member committee. The 27 Democrats are badly divided, w ith some backing the rival plan of committee member. Rep. J im Cooper. D-Tenn.. and others w a n tin g a governmentfinanced health system for all. Rep. Roy Rowland. D-Gu.. Is trying to enlist bipartisan sup­ port for a m odest, n o-cost package of Insurance reforms. He promises to push President Clinton’s embattled health re­ form proposals as far as he can but emphasizes. " I ’m a very practical fellow ." Dingell originally wanted hts panel to be the first out of the gate on health reform, but h r has been forced to delay the work because of the difficulty In lining up votes for such Clinton p r o p o s a l s as r e q u i r i n g employers to pay for health Insurance, creating mandatory alliances and capping Insurance premiums. Instead, the House W ays and Means subcommittee on health will start work this Tuesday on a hill that Its chairman. Rep. Pete Stark. D-Callf., says won’t In ­ c lu d e C l i n t o n ’ s In s u r a n c e purchasing alliances. Dingell inny end up drafting a bill In hts full committee rather th a n l e a v i n g m o st o f th e spadework to Rep. Henry' W axman. D-Callf.. and hts health nnd e n v iro n m e n t s u b c o m m itte e . Waxman engineered the m ajor Medicaid expansions of recent years but counts few supporters of the C lin to n plan on his subcommittee. The 67-year-old Dingell makes no bones that the White House plan would not lx* hts own first choice. "M y Idea of the Ideal bill Is single payer, financed by a value added tax with vigorous costcontainment mechanisms and constraints and controls on m ed­ ical malpractice." he said. But the president’s plan Is "the best available mechanism for achieving (those) purposes." he says "W hat really Is Important Is universal coverage, a decent package of health benefits (that Is) not cancelable, not subject to Officials can’t find plutonium ■ y T h # A s s o c ia t e d P ra ia G R E E N V IL L E . S.C. - More than 500 pounds of weapons-grade plutonium made at the Savannah River nuclear weapons plant cannot be accounted for. though officials say the shortage may only exist on paper. a. 1 l ’t A 4 L H I 9 f M O h a w 3 4 3 k i lo g r a m s o f p lu t o n iu m produccd-bctwcca 1955 and 19901a unaccounted for. Th e GrWWvtlle News reported Sunday. A kilogram Is 2.2 pounds. Bui officials blame llir discirpancy on dif­ ferences In measurements, paperuork. wastr and materials being stuck somewhere In the complex They say none of (he highly radioactive material has left the plant. "You can only measure things to a certain degree of a c c m c y ." said plant official To m Williams. "We have in place the physical security that assures us to u great degree that we arc not physically losing stuff," spokesman Rick Ford said. The environmental group G trm p e a c r called It alarm lug ne w s nevertheless. "Having 3 0 nuclear bombs’ worth of material missing w ith in the Savannah River Site shouldn't make a n ybo dy who lives tn the local area very happy." spokesman William Arklnsald. Twelve to 2 2 pounds of plutonium could make a bomb as large as any In the U .S. arsenal, said Arkln. a u th o r of the book "N uclear Battlefield." The record-keeping problem cuts both ways. Ford said, pointing to the plant’s apparent gain of about 7 70 pounds of uranium 235 since 1955. when the p lan t opened. L e g a l N o tic e M O TIC I o s f u s t i c t a i l On th* IITM day of MARCH. 11*4 at IS 00 a m , Jatport Tow Ing S R(pairs. which It locatad at 7777 Narcootse* Road. O r­ lando. F t D m . will Mil th* following vehicles to satisfy storage, Ilens In accordant* with Section 717 71 Florid# Statutes I HO PLY M O U TH R E L IA N T *0R VIN i i PJBPcoO cJCT viofi t*Si MAZDA PICK UP TOR VIN 7JMIUC1II7E0IIIIF1I IDS PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 10 R v i n m o rw A z u n t IMO DATSUN B lIltO R V IN tK P L B Iia itU t IOC) DODGE 0001DR VINI7BV1100CGII4474 T trm i ot th* Ml* or* caih W* reserve th* right to *cc#pt or reject any and all bid* Jatport Towing reserves tho right to bid SoM ei It. iw warranty, no guarantees Sailor doot not guaronto# lift* Publish: February II. IFM D E O lit AS YOU F in d t h e s k ills y o u need to get a b e tte r jo b In t h e C LA S S IF IE D S CELEBRITY CIPHER a IX W W C • V D F S T I L X X T D ’ P I J B V J T B T P P F Z F J F T P I D N P D V I K J D A L A O Q U D R O I I ' I V T B I sg m ( O f f V LI I N F I B G - C T Z F L P F L P D t . ' V D B F J P — V . V I M . PREVIOUS SO LUTIO N, "Within this vsls of tod and otn. your h a td grow* bald, but not y e w cfWv" — Burma Shavs w h im a n d c a p r ic e ot th e marketplace nnd Insurers ... a fair payment m echanism." he said. The Clinton proposals "arc not the Te n Com m andm ents e n ­ graven by the fingers of God on stone. T h e s e are som ething quite different." Dingell added. "W c ’rr going to nrgollatr It." said the chairm an. " I ’m (not) here to Insist on a Calvinist application of the president’s bill. ... I’m here to work out something that m akrs sense." H o w m u c h of C l i n t o n ' s 1.342-page bill will survive? "I could write the same hill with a lot less pages." said Dingell. John Dingell Sr., a printer who s u r v i v e d a bout wi t h tuberculosis, was elected to Congrrss in 1933 ami brrainc a major force on the Ways and Means Committee. He and Sens. Robert F. W agner. D-N.Y,, and Jam e s E . M u rra y , D -M o n t.. wrote the first national hralth Insurance bill In 1943. The senior Dingell died In 1955 and hts 29-year-old son. a former House page with a lawdegree from Georgetown U n ive r­ sity. won a special election to succeed him . On the first day of every new session of Congrrss since then. Dingell has reintroduced his father's henlth bill as II.K. 16.. the same num b er as hts district. "I have seen fights on this u n d e r R o o s e v e lt. T r u m u n . K e n n e d y . J o h n s o n , N ix o n . Carter and now Clinton.” h r said. L « g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E B IO H T IE N T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN A N D F O R 1 E M IH O L I COUNTY. , FLO RIDA. PROBAT I DIVISION CASK NO. M -IM-CP IN RE r E S TA TE OF HAROLD A STEVEN S. D*c**Md M O TIC I OF ADM INISTRATION Th* administration of tho o t ls lo Sf H A R O L D A. S T E V E N S , docooiod. Fll* NvmborM II*C P . It ponding In too Circuit Court tor Somineto County, Florida. Probat* DM »ton. to* addroM at which It Clark at too Court, Probato Dirtston. M l N. Park Avenue, iantord. Florida. Tha nemos eeB eeBreeped rtp re te n ta ile e ia n d q i tha pananal representatives at N O TIC E OF ACTION N o t i c e p u r s u a n t la M m t l U b l Florida Statutes Is hereby given. An action IS ponding In tho United States District Court. Tampa Division to Wit: IN T H E UN ITED STATES D ISTR IC T COUBT FOR TH E MIDDLE D IS TR IC T OF FLORIDA TAM P A DIVISION c a s e NO: rn s rs O v T u c S E C U R I T I E S A NO E X C H A N G E COMMISSION. Planum VS. P R E M IE R B E N E F IT C A P I­ T A L TR U S T, by and through its T R U S T IE S . HARRY W M A R R E R O . TH EO D O R E N A V O O O . AND U N ITED IN S U R AN CR OROUP T R U S T : All mtarattad portent art required to fila with toll court, WITHIN TH R E E MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TICE: til all claims against tha aslato and 11) any obltcflan by an Inttrottod parson to whom this notko was maOad toot chottongos too valid Ity ot tha will, tha qualltkattons at tha ptrtonal roprosanlativ*. vottua, or jurisdiction at to* court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication ot this Notko has begun on February}*. IFF*. Personal Raprasanlallvo Lynn II o m i Young PSCU7. Boa Me f p o a p Far if ora* Attornay tor Personal Rtprasantativa i Harvey M Alper, Equlr* MASSEY. A L P E R S WALDEN. P A . I l l Watt Citrus Stroel Altementd Springs. Florid* 77714 Defendants. II you era * Cltlten or person who has a rletm or Interest In the a b o ve case, c o n ta c t Theordor* Nevoko Trustee tor Premier Benefit Capital Trust at SOI M I «FW Dated February II. IFF* Theodor* Novodo'Trust** Publish: February 11. l l a March 7, IFF* D EO -Its (csrtttfSFce Publish: February M B March T.tFFC DEO U* IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT O F TH E E IO M T E IN T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CRIM INAL CASE N O .iO M U lC F A SCSO IN CID EN T NO.: FMOll-Otn IN RE: F O R FE ITU R E OF IFFOMAZDA VIN FJM IUFIllX LO M ftl! NOTICE OF FO R FEITU R E FRO CEEDINO TO : Frank K. Cota. Jr. 78* Narthlako D u n Sanford. Florida M m Alt I and all others who claim wt interest In th* tallow ing IFFOMAZDA. VIN IJM JUFJIlXLBM Ff IT Donald F. Etllngor. of to* Somlnoto County Sheriffs Of tUa. Somlnoto County, Florida, th rough h it o ll lc o r t . in vestigetort or agents, totiod to* above property on January 17. IFFO. at or noor Toakwood Shoot. In Altamonte Springs. Somlnoto County. Florid*, and It presently holding told property tor to* purpose of forfeiture pursuant to Sections FJ7 70IFD 704. Florid* Slatutos. and will R EO UEST that « i Honor abto Judgo of too Clrcuil Court. Eighteenth Judicial Clrcuil. Somlnoto County. Florid*, find probabto c tim that toe abov* property should bo tortoltod to to* abov* agency. You will bo sent a copy Of to* Order finding Probabto Co u m one* It Is signed by to* Judge and It will advlM you how ond whan to respond to IMS rtguosl tor tortoltsirt I H E R EB Y C E R T IF Y THAT a tru* and correct copy ot this Nolle* was ton! to to* *bOv* nomad addresses by U .l, rtgls toted mall, return receipt re quested. this llth day of Febru ary,IFF* M A R Y A N N K L E IN LEG ALCO UNSEL Florida Bar N* : SHOT SEMINOLE CO UNTY SHERIFF'S O FFIC E I M Mth Street Sentord. Florid* M771 rm TaHphon#: (4871 7 » *477 Publish February |l. 71 IS A March}, IFM DEO IF! ICES. INC. IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FH* Number F 4 * »C P DtvHton Prebtto IN RE : ESTATE OF W IN IF R E D C MAXWELL Oocaasad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha administration #1 th* astato of Winifred C. Marwell. d a c o s t o d , F11* N u m b e r *4 071 CP. Is pending In th* C lrc u il Court tor Seminal* County. Florid*. Prebol* Dlvl tlon. to* address *1 which Is Somlnoto County Courthouse. Sanford. Florid*. 17771. Th* names and addresses at to* portonpl representative ond to* personal ropresanlatlvo's at­ torney are sot forth botow. A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R SONS AR E N O TIF IE O TH A T: All persons on whom this notko 1s served who have ob tactions that challenge to* valid Ity ot too will, to* guallfkalian* ot to* personal representative, venue, or |urisdktlon of this Court aro required to file toelr ob|*cllons with this Court W IT H IN TH E LA TE R O F T H R E E MONTHS A FTER TH E D A TE OF TH E FIRST PUBLI C A TIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS A FTER THE D A T E O F SERVICE OF A CO PY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH EM . All creditors ol to* decadent and other persons having claims estate on whom a copy of this notko I* served within three months otter the del* at to* llrst publication ol this notko must III* their claims with this Court W IT H IN TH E L A TE R OF T H R E E MONTHS A FTER TH E D A TE OF THE FIRST P U B LI­ CATIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS AFTER TH E D A T E OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON TH EM A ll ether creditors *1 th* decadent and persans having claims or demands against to* decadent's eslato must III* toelr Claim* with this court W ITHIN T H R E E MONTHS A FTER TH E D A TE O F THE FIRST PUBLI C A TIO N OF THIS NOT ICE A L L CLAIM S. D EM AN D S AN O OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BAR R ED Th* data ol to* llrst public* Hon ol this Notice Is February 7*. IFM Personal Representative. John Marwell, Jr. IN TH E CIRCUIT COUBT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO.: t l *MI CA It K SUN B A N K .N A , Platntltl. n JO E W Y M A N . J R . C E L E S TIN E WYMAN Ifh/a CELESTIN E JOHNSON JIMMIE L JOHNSON. STATE OF FLORIDA and VMS REAL TV M A N A G E M E N T , d/b/a SPANISH TR A C E A P A R T MENTS Delendants NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to a Final Summary Judgment dated February If. IFM. entered in Case Ns si<»47CA U K . ot to* Circuit Court ot toe Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In end tor Serntneto County. Florida. vPwrein JOE W YM AN. JR . C E L E S TIN E WYMAN, f/k/e CELESTINE JO H N S O N J IM M IE L JOHNSON. STATE OF FLOR IDA end VMS REALTY AAAN A G E M E N T. d l l SPANISH TRACE APARTMENTS ere toe Defendants, tool I will sail to th* highest and bast bidder tor cash, at th* West Front Door Semi not* County Courthouse 701 N Perk Avenue. Sentord. F L 17777 bolt, on March >1. Itti at It 00 A M , th* talkwing d* scribed reel property l l set tor to In th* F in*I J udgment Lot IS. MAYFAIR SECTION FIRST ADDITION, according to to# plat thereof #i recorded In Plat Book IJ. Page **. ot th* Public Records el Seminal* County. F lor Id* Doted this 71to dor el Febru *ry.IFFO MAR VANNE MORSE Clerk of to* Circuit Court By Jan* E Jasewk As Deputy Clerk Publish February 71 A March 7. IfM DEO SO* NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME None* Is hereby given that I am engaged in business el tOS Be'boa Cl . Sentord FL 7177) Seminole County. Florida, under too Fktltlous Name of SCOTT'S SHOTS, and that I intend to register said name with the Division ol Corporations. Toll* holwe Florid*. In accordant* 1 with th* pravlslans *1 th* Fktltiau* Nam* Slatutos. To Wit Section M l Ft Florida Status** It* I Stephen S Peg* Publish February )(. IFM DEO Mo IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIGHTEENTH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT OF TH E IT A T E O F FLORIDA, INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION Cow Na: F7 7H»CA 14P/K S O U TH TR U S T M O R TG AG E CORPORATION. Plaintiff. vs M IC H A E L EPPS. SANDRA EPPS. TH E UNITED STATES O F A M E R IC A ,- and T H E CROSSINGS MASTER COM M UN ITY ASSOCIATION. INC . SECOND AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE Nolle# is hereby given that, pursuant I* an Order R# scheduling Public Sale entered In th* above styled cause In th* Circuit Court ol Somlnoto County. Florida. I will soil th* properly situate In Semlnola County. Florida, described as L e t a a . S l a c k 1. GREENW OOD LAKES U N IT D 7 "C ". according to to* Plat tooraot. as recorded In Plot Book 7*. Pages 7S to 7*. ol the Public Records of Seminole County. Florid* al public sal*, to to* highest and beet bidder, tor cash, at th* West Irani door el to* Seminole County Courthouse. *1 Sanford. Florida al tl OB A M on March 7*.iteo O ATEO February JL IFF* In accordance wito to* Amer leans with Dtsabaitkt Act. par ions needing a spec1*1 accom modelion to participate In this proceeding should contact to* individual or ogenev sending notice not totor toon seven days prior to to* proceeding at to* address given on to* notko. Telophono: 4*7 17)4)70 o il. <777, I C0SFSSS77I (TO O ) or I EBB FIS *770 (V li via Florid* Retoy Service MARYANNS MORSE Clark *f Circuit Court By: Jan* E. Jasewk Deputy Clerk Publish February 7S A March 7, IFM DEOM7 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT, E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. FJ-tS*J CA IS- E BANCBOSTON M OR TGAGE CORPORATION, a Florida corpora Iion. Plaintiff. STEPHEN A. PATERSON. ttai.. Defendant!!! NOTICE OF SALE Notice it hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure. I will sail th* tallowing described property to cited In Seminole County, F lor Lot». CREENWOOO LAKES. UNIT J. according to ptot ot recorded In Ptot Book 77. peg* M. public records el Somlnoto County. Florid* at public tato. to to# highest bidder tor cash, at to* west front door ol to* Sommoto County Courthouse, Sentord. Florida, llO to m . on April lb IFF# Americans With Disabilities A d (A D A ) Nolle*: In ac cordance with th* Americans with 0iiobmt.es Act. persons with a disability who naod a special accommodation to par tldp ala In this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at M l North Park Avenue, Suit* N 701. Sanford. Florida 77771 af toast live day* prler to to* proceeding Telephone (#07) 777 UJO E d . <777, ltoOFU(77l I TOO I or 1«S» *15(771 (V ). via Florida Rtiaylarvict IIS Cattle Crook Rood H I Binghamton. NY ITFtl Attorney lor Porsenel *1 this Court an February 74. John A. Baldwin MOOS Highway 17 F7 Fern Park. FL 77770 Telephone (4071*74 1414 Florida Bar No : II4UT Publish: February 7* S March 7. IFM D E O 70S (Caurl Saal I MAR YANNE AHORSE CLERK. CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy ClerS Publish Fsbruary It 4 March 7. IFFO D EG MB WITNESS my hand and Saal Sl:. ■■M~k.-eb.. f 71— H « l p W B C ltB d L e g al N o tic e s a-u.£^E?-S*/Tl.e l.eot AVON predoct*. Earn to !0\ No door/door PT/FT Sand! 711 IIFV I BCOFSAUM A D D TO Y O U R INCOME 1ELL AVON NOW I CALL 777 S i l U f l ! ) <771 C L A S S IF IE D A D S Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 CLASSIFIED 0CPT. HOURS M O U L •I M PJL ASSEMBLY/FACTORY |7 |l«h r N o u s N c Immed opening ear MB BfM *m foe AVAILABLE POSITIONS PfYVATE PARTY RATES U c o n M C u R v tttm d B ----------- 57* a Hn# t conBBCUthfB tint**----------- >70* a I r a MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 3CfYtBBCUthfBtfewd-------- t i l l End 1 Em* For motivated Individuals willing to work Various toe* t la n t ta r P r o d u c t io n , Warehouse, end Assembly, Must have reliable transport* lion end home phone Cell GPC at SFS 1177 tor more Intermelton Never a leal f l.IB b Ena R i t w a n par (b b u b , btsod on 3 Nnat •3 linaa Minimum MOW ACCEPTWG Best Part Time lob In Toon Schadtong may inctod* HaraN Advoreoar al g«a coot of on addbonal day Garsaf whan you got MMdto Pay orFy kv day* your ad new at reto earned Uta LA description tor l u u u (w*ua Copy n u ll toaow aocacAatM rypo • grofrfsod term -Commercial frequency rate* are avaAabto DEADLINES Tueedayfrvu Friday 11 Noon Th* Day Before Publcabon Stxvfay And Monday I X P M Frtdey A D JU S TM E N TS A N D C R E D ITS : In tho event of Bn error In an ad, th* Sanford H arald will b* re s p o n d Wo for th* Bra* Insertion only and o n ly to tho extent of tho cot* of that Intention. Ptoaoo chack your ad for a ccura cy tha that d a y It ru n t. 21— Personals 12— E ld e r ly C a r e ADULT CARE ‘n our private home Sanford area Pleas* contact Kelly P I FI47________ ADULT CARE In bur privet* Long wood home I beds ovail Pieaw contact Debbw II# *«7F B lid J tr Control Problems? SENIORS, cell to l>nd out it you qualify tor assistance with OIAPERS PADS delivered to your daor monthly *87 1*0 IIS# ELD E R LY CARE tor ladies Lots ot love, home cooked meals privet* room Reason ablerales E >0 4 rets771 JFfl 21— P e rs o n a ls BLACK M A L I, recently rel.red military man (Sr Enlisted) ## yrs old. but looks IB XT’ INI lb Professional, educated, loves children Seek* pr* tesstenal whit* tomato age 7# S# height In proportion to weight Medkel profession a bonus but am ties>bto PO Bo# IS7) H Caswlberry F L 77707 HANDSOME W H ITE M A L I . 70s. tall successful. En|oys classic rock, nk* care. Italian food and action movies W.shas to meet pretty tomato 177*11 Photo a must P.O. Bai Ft#777 L«S « Mary. FI 777*1 ADOPTIONS 23 — L ost A F o u n d Free medical care, transpor tallon. counseling, private doctor plus living *■ponses Bar r7JMII Clearwater AtSerner John Flicker l«*»*77S«e* LOST OOO downtown Sanford ara o Golden R e trie v e r appro# l yr eld *0 lbs Light ten wf whit* chest, well groomed neutered Answers to "Gusty" Misting cottar 4 lags 777 1707 ot MS *7*0 LOST K IT T Y nautorod male, all while eacept lor tabby head tall and spot on tide Wearing pink collar, named Bob Area south of Lk Mary High R IW A R O II 17477*7 Legal N o tic e IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIR C U IT, IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE CO U N TY. FLORIDA CASE NO: N i N D I S l F IN RE Th* Marriage of YVONNE EUGENIE WILLIAMS BATSON Wile Pel t-oner 23— S p t l A l N otiCiS NEW A Y l "Sfckv.y DV~ 'high cream At seen on Ch • news Now available Piaat* call tfa ta lt^e rju S o rO a ^lTIO ^ 27— N u r s tr y & ODE AN BATSON Husband'Respondent C h ild C a r * TO OOEAN BATSON whose M OTH ER of 7. will car* tor your tot* known address is 781 Cherokee Court child in my Sentord home SAm *Pm Call Kathy 777 MSI Altamonte Springs. F L 77781 YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOT| O P E N M O N D A Y -S U N O A Y I FIED that an action tor gissoiu Call tor details Ago* M l tton ot marriage hat boon tiled i n iMS' Lic rm to__________ •gains' you end you are r* puked to serve a copy at yw r 5 5 — B u s in a t 4 written defenses, il #ny. to tt on O p p o rtu n itie s YVONNE E U G E N I E WILLIAMS Petitioner, whose address is SIS Orange Or «77t CSTAS. A PAYPHONE ROUTE Alternant* Springs. F L 17701 on 71700/wk potential or bolor* MARCH IS IFF* and 1 080#** 7*17 tile tha original with th* ctork ot this court before service on 4 1 — M o n e y to L e n d Petitioner or im m ediately thereafter II you fell to do so. a KEEP DRIVING U D STILL default will be entered agemtl j you tor the relief demanded in GET THE MONET! th* petition All you need it your Ittto Jac# WITNESS my hand end the Diamond tor appointment. saal ot this court on FEBRU Team* ARY 14 IFF* ■SEAL) 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE CO URT AGENTS-REJU. ESTATE! By Nancy R Winter Nothing succeeds Ilk* success Deputy Ctork We're well Into our 3rd decode Publish February 11, I t 4 ot training successful agents March 7. 14, 1FS4 Na license! We’ll helpl D EO If# WATSON B C A LTY C O R P REALTORS StS STM Earn 11081M0 par week Res Identlel homectoerlng Mon day Friday Day hours Nevd car Can Merry Maidi >11 17*# BOOKKEEPER The Sanford Hauling Autoori ly Resident Council Is seeking tho services ot # Bookkeeping Consultant capable ol p<* per Ing and maintaining accu rat* accounting records of receipts and disbursements of e smell HUO grant in ac cordanc* with generally *< cep'ed standards and pro cedurvs and HUO regulations Must here al toast ■ B A degroa accounting or certlf icata of completion of training In accounting or bookkeeping end *• toast two (11 years work evper tenet For further information, contact Amos C J ores #1 1*071773 silt CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANTS eded Chira Ttmps #87 7*# <7777 CLASS A DRIVERS live drivers who know th* Orlando ore* Will bo making ttohvo'toi. lilting up to 70 tbs , starting at |* 80 per hour Must have 7 yea's evpertonca and a very driving record CoMSFSIlU P I AS For *11 M l lime shifts 7 4 11 7.4 7 11Must be certified ORDERLIES Full times It shift IPH Full Urn* 1 Hand pan time i il Accepting applications Monday Friday.*# OtBary Manor ** N. 17*7. OeBary **7 S*«4<>* CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Good pay. steady work Will tr am F8* ITS 1*JS Iv metsag* ComtiaclMR Miids Needed Must have hard totod shors Oay shltt. Monday Friday Paid dally Call attar J PM Monday Friday 407OF* 1771 DELI HELP Full tlmo, M F. eipenanc* preferred, reliable, pleasant personality Good pay DELIVERY 11: IB I : M. own car. rei tabto PARK C B N T IR CAFE *#**>*1 DENTAL ASSISTANT E ■parlance, part tun* Cali 111 017# DIRECTON - ...... For established chitdear# can tor Education and parlance ui early childhood required Call 777 kail DRIVERS NEEDED A G CARRIERS. Tavares. FI. e well established and grow Ing Central Florid* based company oilers you 0 I k loTFS per mil* OUp to 11.800 mi per mo OS top Ott Pay oUntoadmgPay o Vacation Pay • Safety 4 Performance Bonus o Spouse R Ming Program oAeorago Trips 7 Gays OLal* Ntodtl Convenlional Tractors If you have 1 years tractor traitor. OTR and snow and Ic* evper tone* plus a good driving record, call I *0**74 MM mic N o tic e F lo o rin g ^ fainting FLORIDA IT A T B REQUIRES Oil contractor* be registered or certified To verity a state conlractors license call I (00 14} 7*40 Occupational Licenses are required by th* county end can b* verified by c a m ^ rtltlX L e a M A U HARDWOOD FLOORINO Install Sanding Finishing ro M O L S R N M T M M jm i CUSTOM PAINTINO by Jellrey Power. Inl./eit., Lie d . 1ns Free estimates......... I ll 8!4S A d d itio n s & R e m o d e lin g RIt./COM M , vinyl Siding . Alum Framing, D ryw all. Doors, Roofing. Concrete 7114*11 t o Beimt. cacsiFiee C a r p e n tr y ’ CARPENTER All kind* ot homo repairs, painting 4 ceramic Mto. Rkherd Gross......771 SF77 C a rp e t C le a n in g SAM'S CARPET C L IA N IN O plus strip and bolt Heart Reildshiiel'commercial >4 hrt » 4 S H l^bM patjaaos#^ d e a n lnigg Service ! LD : NO JOB TO O LARO E Homa/offka Fro# ost. I work atone, na crew Rat avail. Lk/las/Band. Dfawa 74*1111 } BR *44.1 BR14*. 4 SR S44 S4 A professional, commercial team available 17* #417 General Services I N DOOR B O U TD O O R Plastering. Remodel new and historic homes I I I 7*10 Hom e Improvement AFFORDABLE Hem*Repair. Dependable All phases. Call lor Irowesl Michael m 7100 Al DOES IT ALL Fix II right al a price you con ottord Lk'd/lns From start to llnltft. Carpentry, plumb ing. electrical, and roofing Ives 17 yrs ofeaportonc* No lob too big or small Call 774 7471 *r 774 700*74 hrs R ES TO R A TIO N . O R Y W A LL. metal studs, doors, trim, sM Ing. porches, decks, goiebos R IT E -W A Y W l S H U W 1 1\‘ W I mI Thla Dlaplajr A cA [I W o rk F o r Y o u — J V Call Clnuinrd J \ |1 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 ■1— C o n c re te J a n it o r ia l S e rv ic e s CAPTAIN CONCRCTR. Wayne Beal I Man Ovality Opera Hon I 77*777*7S7A-1*41 Cbrnmoectol/RoU^nrail} -------EkdrJcal------. . . . . . .tk c T k lU ... Repair addition, comm/res Lk/lns f I ROOMIF7 771 4*71 P lu m b in g ' A B A FLUM BINO 4 SEWER. Leaky fa u c e U I Running tollettt *18 could solve your problem Water healers 74 hr service *84 U7 1117 P r e s s u r e C le a n in g DUN R IT E i Clean driveways, roots, pool decks, walks, house* Freeesl. H i 4 t » R o o fin g O V S B IR S R O O FIN O : Free •sf.. 10 y rs eaperlence Bond'Ins'Llc RC00S414) Cell S74 4J1S S w im m inrm g IPool S e r v ic e /R e p a ir W EEKLY S IR V IC t from US mo Cham Rite Poof Service MO 777* Robert Shoemaker T r e e S e rv ic e 1 ECHOLS TR E E SVC Lie *, kit "Lot tha Professionals do ll ** Frtotstimatot 77) 777* BUTZ CLEAN MNITONIAL L a w n S e rv ic e TOM B JBFF's LAWN CARE! Ras 'Comm rafts! Froo ost W in d o w R e p a ir a n d C le a nlin in g R INO O NISCHEN KFAJR: _________m m n n Advertise Your Business E v e r y D a y For As Low As S45 Per Month. Call Classified, 322-261 1 �8«nford HaraJd, Sanford. Florida - Monday. Ftbruary 28, 1904 - IB DRIVERS- CLASS • Mutt ha.i food driving racerd. "••d i ' l m n a.parlanca, good MVR CPC it looting for dr Ivort who non I lo nor k Coiloot I I I ) DRIVERS TT. pneumatic font Local or •var the rood Mot* have CDL with » i endortamantt ) yoor vorilioMo Irocfor Irollor a.pa rionco. ond (loan MVR Road drlvort owl 10 It doyt local driven fuarontood waakly to lory MO Ml 4844 WALPOLE DUNKIN DONUTS MWV If 01 Hiring lor All Ihlftt Contact Tlnolld OBAM 1 00 PM I o FACTORY T R A IN ! I o U M hr Local manwloclwror hat opening lor lr»o par ton nllllng lo learn Don I noil I FREE R tO ISTR ATIO N AAA EMPLOYM ENT / M W ltfh M .M lU / 8 a INFORMATION C LER K a G*eai company Dirac! callt Date u n it nln thlt golden opportunity Call today F i l l R tOISTR ATION AAACM P LO VM IN T ret in nth t t , n i t i >t _ JANITORS Part tima tor Lake Mary /Heathrow A p p ly ttO I Philadelphia Ava Orlando .o; etettoo LABOURS N E E D !D U 11led and unttilled PotiHont avail atla Dayt Call bo.woan I ) SPRINT STAFFINO. II* H I! HE'S FAMOUS CHICKEN EXPERIENCED a Coo* 0 Counter Per ton a Salad Prep oCathler Apply In pertan between tom 10am. lam la m . I00S Saath French Are LIVE IN COMPANION far pan lit man. Iraa roam/board, print* room bath No te Iary ______ meec?_______ MAIDS StrvIctM ald non h irin g Laadart arg » l hr Paid mileage Call today, tlart tomperoal E »p only M l OTaJ MAINTENANCE A/C. retrlg tep ret) Sand retumat to U X S Orlando Or Sanlord FL M W ________ a MATERIAL HANOLER a Pun and till ordert tor tent top growing firm Co'tuttoday' PREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYM ENT F W W tS lh S t.m il TO M IDICAL HELP ■ ■ IPN II PM FAM Pgrl lima Apply In par ton UBtview Netting Cantor, tit frd strrel. laniard _ MCAL REHAB AIDE <g tor REHAB A IO E tor :al and occupational r drpartmant In thlllad I facility Mutt ba high ecneet pradwala Contact RryndaOrtar RPT m tsaa OFFICE HEIR P/T Sacratary, computar ttiltt nrcattary . tall lia r ter good atm paoptQk m-aoof e OFFICE ACCOUNTING* Local oil ice looking tor all around parton la taka care at ottice Banalitt Call noeel FREE REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM ENT FW W ItthSf.m SIFA ORDER TAKERS NEEDED! No telling involved You need 0 good tpaakmg voice ond on wptoolgorsononty M l W ll Fins Miintininct M k Im m c lo repoir prettet ond controll Etpenence necettary Apply in perton EAT S0I Codltco Wty. Sanford lUptala and Ml FR00UCTI0N Company taaks Individual nilh riper lance In production, machine operation ond heavy attembly SS per hour Never a teeI Mefp Personnel. 4184*88 RECEFTIONIST/SECNETANY Good phone u n it, light typ Ing, computer erperlence helpful Full lima • / banafitt Can HQ l DO 8 aMon Thurt REHAB TECHNICIAN Needed far rehab dap! In UMIad nursing lacillly. Typing and computer u n lit a ptwt Contact Brynda Croar. RPT alWTASM .................. EOE SECURITY OFFICERS P/T. Sanlord/Laka M ary Area Weekend shifts Class D guardncentarag 884 8113 SOUL FOOD COOK m n i l or 378 I TOO YEAOIERS Mull here earned 00 hrs loaf'd a CDA or equivalent, or bachelors degree In early childhood M l TOPS TEACHERS AIOE Full lima Etperlanced The Kid’s Kerner Please call lor appointment_______ M8 t i l ) TELEMARKETERS Longneed, port time Monday •hru Friday. SPM tP M . Sal urdey. TAM SPM SS JO per hour plus bonus ond com mission Permanent poll 1tonsI.............. Never o tool Help Personnel. 818 80M WAREHOUSE AND O EN E R A L LABOR H E L P N I E O E D t Bonus tor drivers All shifts available Daily pay. no too Report rvady to work S M am. Industrial Labor Svc . 1011 French Ay No phono colls NEUTER > years minimum experience with light weight got motol. mlg ond tig Full time with benefits Drug free workplace Coll ) » 1/18 T 4 Mondoy Thunder WRECKER DRIVER Etpetienced Mutt live In Sanford ana A have Clast A COL Apply 8t T W W I U S t 9 3 - Room s fo r R e n t A QUIET, dean rm . kitchen phone, laundry. Apt’I avail oBWotio s fs b u p noons CLEAN BOOMS, tingle starting Sfl/Nh. K itchen, phono, loondry. video gomes, ell Street porting » a « n NTWLY RENOVATED, private entrance, peddle Ion In your room, your Own hoot control, refrigerator, microwave ond color tv. Oft ttreat parking and maid servlet Convenient location The bast In town US T0M 9 3 - R o o m s f o r R «nt CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM W/ kitchen avail SSS/wk. US sac Downtown P I M U M A TU R E D P ER SO N , quit! homo, kitchen prlv SAt/wk m sees ___ PRIVATE LONOWOOO HOME Non smoker . SOO/wk SM 'dtp 814 3180____________________ PRIVATE home w/house grlrl leges Coc. area Mature ra •pontibie mala prat Ml Or l| f 7— A p a r t m e ri ts F u r n is h e d / R e n t NOTICE All rental and real estate advertilaments era subiact to the Federal Fair Housing Ad. which makes II Illegal la advertise any preference. Urn Italian pr discrim ination bated an race, color, religion. w>. handicap, lamiiial status or national ongm ALL U TIL ITIE S paid on I bdrm Clean, blinds, carpal. A/C. no pots SIM » dap Mb 100* SANFORD 1 RORM i m no plus drp Quiet area No pall All electric, air M l MIS t t — A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t ATTRACTIVE large ond clean I Bdrm. A/C. tl/Sm o plus ftp ______________ tn MSS . K IT 'N* ( ’ARI.YI.F.«> by Ijirry Wrifhl 107— M o b ile H om es / Rent ELO ER SFRINOS. Oil Hwy 41/ I. 1. 1 Bdr ms |/S la 1*0 wk f 100drp MO11/8or 48/ 1I0S e a r s AP P U A N ce a lie s FRENCH AVE. JAM FORD R a l r l g a r a l a r . S la v a s . Washers Dryers Fra* 1 yr lobar warr pal avail M»Q**1 • SOFA FOR M L B . Batga with light stripes E i* r« pillowsl UP OB___________Call M l *401 ROPER. Washar and Dryer, while. Ilka new. used lass man t m « Heavy duty. M l i t tt eW ATERBCD Super single ml frame and heater SIOOOBO ________ Call MO *14*_______ 114— W a re h o u s e Space / R ent LO N O W O O D /LA K E MARY Mid silt storage warehouses. SOO 000 ISOO so ft Free rent w/llm o tease, from1141/mo ________ 1U0U8 SrCUR lT Y WAREHOUSE UA and Old Lake M . - , fllvd *1.110 1 000 sq ft el lic/warahousa ‘ Finished of Ike space also available Kapenke Realty I l/s Ills WING BACK CHAIR 115In d u s tr ia l ______ R e n ta ls _______ OFFICC/warehoute %M<« Sq 91 Prim e location it •nfrqnce to Control f lo Me Qtfiel Airport m tJJI 7*07 SANFORO 0 055 s/j m ) r * < tprLnhlert %2 %q Vf lleffttrem Reelty Inc. Jim Oeyle ftt 24)0 117— C o m m e r c ia l R e n ta ls AUTOM OTIVE Rvpeir lhaa 1 bay w/etfice. Good loca'ien. navy bldg Call Phil 11) 11*1 L O N O W O O O . 1*10 sq II warahousa space with A/C Ironloffice 14S04ZI US* ‘ -4* f Af««JM — Ri/tof O '*** *1 >41 VX 141 — H o m e s fo r Sale GOING ..GOING... 1 Bdrm/I Bath 111 tew SHENANDOAH APARTMENTS LEASE TON LESS) One Bedroom Apartments Site DEAL Mosswood Apts 11/ rtu MINUTES FROM SANFORD MARINER'S VILLAGE Last Ada I b lrm SIM me 1bdr m. S410 mo and up 323X70 MODERN 1 Bdrm dupto. Cant H/A. appiiancas. mini blinds laniard il/S mo oatOHa M OV! IN SPC C IAL Newly ra novated l A 1 bdrm opts AM amenities U f f t M t mo plus dep i yr loose Me m e QUIET l/t>s townhowsa IMS Park. Adult comm SMI me and sac dap Water.trash IncI Barb Mon Prl M l leal S A N F O R O 1 B rd m Apt ins mo sioo dap Call alter Spm s/aeoaa______________ I BEDROOM ll/s month plus BUS security deposit and rateroneos___________Ml Hal 1 BEDROOM F R E E MONTH 1FECIALI 1 bdr ms A itfic avail Call Jerry, M l 4410 103— H o u s e s U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t C A S S E L B E R R Y . 1/I>1. Ig screened perch, tplc... nice area Skip/me________ uoa/i) HUDNOteCS. From UOOdovenl Why real/ The Hllllman Oraup. Ill M il Realtor LAKE MARY. 1/1. older home very central Lg lot. trees. SMBptussac.Ml tote________ LAAOE 1 STORY Historic Du trkt. 1 bdrm. 1 both. dan. breakfast room, varonda with parch s w in g SSlO/miv I 40/ Sal /h o A U tor Jolt SANFORD 1 bdrm. ]<y bath lakalront house fettm o __________ M l Z0&4__________ SANFORD. 1/1 fenced yard. Owwt neighborhood 1st A last 111 11/1or MO leap Iv msg a SANFORD 1/1. saio/ma tUO dtp #1/1. S110 mo USO dap 0 LA K E MARY. 1/1. UM/mo 1141/dep Ml 18M SANFORO I ' l . C/HA. garage USO mo plus dep. lease 40/ 38/ ITC/ones alaaeves SANFORD - OOLOSBORO R E N TTO O W N 1 bdrm.. new kitchen, air 1/ OOOdcwn. SIM- mo Iff m i Stenstrom Rentals OSANFORD l/l with screened perch, fireplace Spacious A cieentU/S/moOsfc OSANFORD Aft ml carport. CHA U/S/moUSOsac OSUNLAND 1/1 w/scr carport, new paint, new carpet Clean I IHSm o. U1S sac fSHADOW LA K E WOODS 1/1J ml dbla car garage, tplc . wall A (Optic seoo mo. S*00 sac OST JOHNS R IVEN 1/1 ml garage, hardwood Doors, boat Slip View! 1800 mo 1800 ie< aSANFORD 1/1 apt CHA. pale, dean SaOO- mo. VXJO sac Slanitram Realty, Inc. like It weteur aw n” Jim Oayle m Tees Alter 4PM: MO lees Stenstrom Rentals OSANFORO t/l with screened porch, fireplace Spacious A cIt0"t ISIS m o0 sac OSUNLAND J/l softer, carport, new paint, now carpal Clean' ISIS/mo. U1S eoc 0 SHADOW LA K E WOODS 1/1.1 w/ dbto cor goroge. fplc . well A septic seOO'mo. ISOOsoc OST JOHNS R IVER 1/1 w/ garoge. hardwood Doors, boat slip View I SSOO/mo ISOO'lec OSANFORD 1/1 apt CHA. patio, clean saOO mo. 1100 tec Slanitram Realty. Inc. "We Manage your Hama. Ilka II wet eur awn.” Jim Doyle M tees Alter SPM: MO lets SUNLAND E S TA TES 1 bdrm. |t» both, fenced yord t n Baywood Clr. Sanford SMS'mo see t i n m jiim SUNLAND J bedroom, lomily room, control M/A. Irethly painted SUS'mo . 1st and latf plus U M M l BSal attar 1pm 1 BEDROOM with cant H/A. large fenced y a rd , and screened room Only ISOO down Why ront? The Hllllman Oroup. Inc Realtor m SSI) I I S — O ffic e Space / R ent NEW Sentord o flre i and dr 141— H o m e s fo r Sale EM nutufiil t o w i i /( ft 1UNI P R O P I R U L S FHA OR VA AS LOW AS l \ ADO s and owner Imencmg as low as SaOO mot Gov't Fora closures Repos' Seminole Orange. Volusia laniard lass than u .M t dawn • 1/1 Acre. I 'l . lanced apptt ancas. Sal SOO a Over t/l acral I I. Hv dn lam rm Salailit# dish U4 wo aRtnavatrd V I'S fSawrr root, carpal, paml. garage scr porch IS* *00 Opaal 1ft. IIV dining lam rms Over I SOOsq tt IM SOO Assume Ne Oualityl *1/1. Sr*/ P ITI Ue 100 *1/1 pool SaO* PITI U1 SOO •>/] splil plan, lanced, tie! PITI Ua *00 Markham Was area I T . II* acres Pasture stable IIOSOOO LK. Mary eultem builts a */l. pool. 1101*00 • 1ft.over 1acre. SIM SOO a 4/1.1Secret pool spall**.SOO i ‘ / \ tu o r .t s o h N F . V E N TU R E I PROPERTIES 32 1 4 /(>•! BATEMAN REALTY W IS T OF TOWN Lo* 100.11S High ind d*y Ttfm i Aihlng M 1.000 OWNER FINANCING 1 bdrm blk . carport MS.400 11 ACRES with / Or. J Ba pool, taka stocked w ith flth SI 100 000 321-075) H A L L 321 2257 R E A L T Y BY OWNER GOOD OEALI Nealy redecorated 1ft really nice. CHA scr porch Salter pars most doting cot'll Law. low DN. payments cheaper than rent tSS.SQO Ml /SSI eves O n t u i yn BANK FORECLOSURES. G OH FORECLOSURES. LON DOWN AND WIIH LON MONTHLY! LEMON BLUFF Beautiful 1 tfqry ho***, lih* r+m on loego l«*ttronf lot Prlvocy golort !oo<nolo-tfo%t|JI«J00 bum MORGAN REALTY B E A U T IF U L H O A IIS ITK t Nkaly tread lot In Osteen, lust ngntiOuietarea litaaa THIS WON'T LASTI « tots Coll for feUMtl SANFORO li m it aadMyrllaAea. 321-6762 DELTONA *aa //s te/t 153— A c re a g e ______ Lo ts /S a le Janet Mansfield. 323-7271 AA Carnet. Inc . IM 111*__ LK MARV/SANFOROlbdrm 1 ba Remodeled to brand newt By Owner 1/1*00 M* n i l •OWNER FINANCEI 1 000 - u ft 4 bdrm ] bath on dbl let Low down great tarmst Priced r.ght! U0.4S0 ‘ IM MACULATE J bdrm } bath, blk const . cant H /A. spacious family rm . beautiful oaks and gardens 141 SOO i I mwU /•># real E s t a t e , in c 322 74)1 I I I I I V I AT T H I CROSSINOS > bdrm. | bath. 1 car garage Screen perch, eat in kitchen, llrmg room, dining area, paddle Ians H* *00______________ Ml *110 SANFORO DUPLBX Tap can difl*n. Goad neighbor hoed. »»* »« Call attar Spm 48/1/4*044 _______ SANFO RO . 1ft. C/HA. new carpal, u rn porch, fenced, ca'img tans, lots at eitret tal 000 mod .ated 1 » 4441 SANFORO A l's. FHAagpranal t i l . 000 Sal* price la/.*00 Bord Arp. Realtor Rt-Mas Preferred Group *4/ 1000 SANFORD. 1/1. great rm . 1 yrt custom built. Immaculate. 11* *00 110 M iter Ml 1000__ SANFORD POOL HOME US too 1 or 4 bdrm . H i bath I./S0* sq tt Huge matter I Fam rm w fireplace Ra modeled slichen bath new carpet, sprinkler, security System Paddle tans, custom window traatmantt. quiet cul da sac Im m aculalel OWNER Ml *M4attar4 V E N TU R E I PROPERTIES Looking to buy a home* Wa have homes In all areas of Sammoia Orangt. VotuHa Counties l Call for detaiisl o i/ ) with llraglaca. newer carpet and tile 144 tOC a Lk Mary 1/1. In apiece. Ua. *00 Bath Other ne Ventura I Prapertlas Huge S ttery hama I bdrm tplc. owner tmanca 111.SOO I ar 1 Bdrm.. dbl gar . fanced FI rm c b conslr US SOO S rental uwittl Good cash liowt J/K dn. owner hold I SUS 000 330^)273/774-)400 In tv IS I 1B3— T e l e v is io n / R a d io / S te r eo • ANTIQUE RAOIO AM/FM works great le iO fe r M l 4JaO TLC Perfect starter t S4l.aaa S .in fo iii 112 W • Dark mauve, tutted back and teal Queen Anna lags, trad* tianel style In mint condition Paid Ml* at Sears, will seen f ee tor IIM Firm Call IM 1411E*t l»dayi 114 40*1 teas AUdS* Sea To Appreciate! •4 R A TTA N BAR STOOLS Groan seal covers aasy lo recover IM lor at* a or IM each Call la* 11/1 1R7— S p o rtin g G oods warahousas 400 / SOO v\ D Special 11*1 mo in m i O F F IC i Space French Ava, Sentord USC mo Includes util_______ MO MM P R O F E S S IO N A L O F F IC E Building m downtown last Mary Surrounded by city parks 141 E Wilbur Ara SaSO mo m rvs'Da'a SANFORO O " v •; > - -.»• sq ft building total 1100 sq tt par otlko unit M l /00a SM SO F E ET for lease on 1/ *1 successful trillin g anchor bvtinassas Good parsing and lighting Great visibility Asking SaOO mo M l aaM work 141— H o m e s fo r S ale H A IE L O LEN 1ft. eauilad call. landscaped w/sprlnlars. * resold l/SSOO MO 1*14 CAS SELB ER RY UpUB'B t<ngt« (lory, pit* BP4rtr^«r*t t bed'oo^t l(te«l for ihdividwBl or couple ___ + H -4 m 111— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n it u r e STAIRS PROPERTY M ANAOEM ENT A R EALTY **/ M l FM1/111 U/t 323-5774 STENSTROM DEBARV Lasalront 1ft. cm tral H/A. plus aalr ail 144 000 W. Malictowskl, M l m i __ EXCHANOE OR SELL your property located any wharf Inv*stars Realty. M« M il FOR SALE BV* OWNER Ml CITRUS DRIVE 1 bdrm > bath AII new carpal and pa nt within* Brand new 10a la shad a n d la n c e d b a c k y a r d overlooking small lake Wan •o Idyttwllde School Musi see Inside la appreciate! U l *00 Appointment only 110/4/0 HANDYMAN SPt CIAl ihrap cash. *01 tlth St 1114 sq D. (pic, motivated 40/ Me 114* REALTY, INC. DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES I deal ter mobile home or heme tilt, horses cattle, farming, or nursery Jonad agricultural 11*00 par acre Small dawn payment with ^wne«ftinanclnj_»ga?*MMl 1 5 7 -M o b ile H o r n e t / S o le * BARK M U FINANCE * Family Park ’l l F leafwood 14.40 Ift Ilka ngw 1140 por month (W A C t ml IO\ down Call Marlin M l* 140________ NEW l***-*. NO DOWN. I»%~ interest. 14 X /*. Sl/l/ma 14X11. Ill*/mo M l l/W I E . OK LAN DO. Mel Tat VII logo, t* ■ *0. 1 Bdrm. } Bath No cash no dsd. lust good Cfdtt___________ 40/TOW 4 SANFORD Royal Cave. 14.11. l bdrm. I bam. central H/A. lets at eitretl Vary claw, and nke Will saentka tor balance at lean (under *mAW) U a lata 27 FOOT HOIIMY RAMBLER ti .000 Can M l ua* 1 5 9 - R e e l E s ta te W a n te d LAND WANTED FOR SUBDIVISIONS with or without approval*. MO 1000 acres Waterfront a plus. Call Tarry Clayton *04 I U 4404 1 4 0 -B u s in e s s F o r S a le FOR SALE. Newly renovated sandwich shop Easy hours, licensed tor catering It AMO Ml MM dayt 111*1*1 nights 111— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n itu r e APPLIANCES. F U R N . TV'S. I T C . B U T -I E L L -T R A O I INS CHEEFO DEPOT. Ill* FRENCH AYE. Ml M** A P P L IA N C Itt Bast prices. Bast Warranty. 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SOM Ml 4*1* 199— Pets A S u p p lie s • L A R S I BIRD CA0 E Ha tl.14 Excel lent condition' Paid S41 will tall lor US Can m m * ____________________ • LOVE BIRD, young, hand •aad. lama IM Call tor more Intormetier MS 14it 209— W e a r in g A p p a r e l K IO E R R IF IC On* el a kind parsonalliad I th irls and matching shorts decorated with craft items W M il 211— A n t i q u e s / C o lle c tib le s ANTIOUE Oinlng room suit*, dark wqad. tide board, china ctokat. table o ft **t and * chairs Good cor>d . must sail Asking SHOO worth much Call m o n o 214— Beats and ~ Accessories...... CO N TIN EN TA L l l '. 't l center c o n s o l* . B l m l n l tap shortwave radio. Ilshlinder IMhp Mercury, good cord. runt good. Magx tilt trailer M I«M t HOUSEBOAT, live abord * r Nautalln*. (win angina V drive. UOK DrQuom 4*1*111 • I* PT BOW RIOIR III HP Mercury, p/b. low hours, with traitor U J M IM 814*________ • I* FT. BOAT and Dollar SO horsapawer motor stt* FIRM Call a*/44* Mai_____________ • ISO* SKI/FISH BOAT SO HP AAarc . w/DAllar Runtgrtatl S10M Partial tmanca 4*11*0* o h FT PONTOON boat, all libarglats. lad HP Evlmudt Vary Iasi! Many aatrei Ilka new I Only lie AM M l **M 217— G a r a g e S eles O A R A O I Sato** Wby balhar// WE SUV PAY TOP PRICE II M l MO M l/ •C M U fiC U U AD BARGAIN Colt I*, your garage sal* ad by I I noon an Tuesday and tale advantage gt eur ipaclal garage sale ad p rk tll Call Clettlttod now tor details! 322-2111 1 COUCHES, baig* multi col orad. A b*>g* tweed. good cond 1100*4 OBO 144 110* 219— W a n te d to B u y O LO W ATC H E S Wrist and pocke t, m int condition, prleoto collector Ml 41/4 221— G ood T hin gs ________ t o E a t _______ STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open Mm J** I Calary Av* 1ml E ot Sentord I ml N of SI Rd 4* Heaps Farms 111 IMS 222— M u s ic a l M e r c h a n d ise _ a GUI T AR lAcouttk Anal with c a m «nd tir*p Good cowdittonusm m i 223— M is c e lla neous • A Q U A T I C L IL L IE S lor backyard ponds, pmk. purple. whlto.SM SIS Coll M4I/II D R A F TIN G TABLE, t i l l 1 H O T E L T Y P E air candl Honors, good condition, make otter M4 Tit)_______________ • GOLF CLUBS (A O LAOIES C .reliant alerter set. Lt blue bag. Feaa Par Fill* dubs. IS / * , woods I 1 DO OBO Call IM 14 * a _____________ • H E A TE D BACK MA1IAOER. »/l_______OBO M4 10/4 •H O T W A TER H E A TE R . RUUO * gallon, glass linad. XXX) wan Near new ISO Call 110 0*0» ___________ L IT T L E TY K E S Highchair IM While crib and meftreti. US Changing labia. SCI Fishar Price 1 in I travel lender. sa» Call M l 1104* » )__________ SECTIONAL with sleeper sola. USO DININO ROOM SET. too II CU F T whito refrigara tor. S40 COMPOUND BOW a nd a c c a t t o r le t . SISB *04 IM <043________________ SERVICE SALES A PARTS tor por.abto kerosene healers LA R R VS M AR T Ml 4IM 230— A n tiq u e /C la s s lc C ars • FORD THUNOERBIRD. 1*44 All originall Needs tom* work IIU lO B O M IO Il* 1970 DEVILLE CADILLAC • tm o OBO All power M l 0U4 2 3 1 -C a rs AMERICAN DREAM SALES AND SERVICE IIM Saotord A re . Untord _________ M /M IM M _________ BUICK tt CLECTRA IM. 4 dr hard top E .cellent condition I Rastorad Iffl M.1M MB MO/ • CHRYSLER IMPERIAL ftl. Lika naw Mutt sail Only U4.M8 C o lllM /lliJH M • O O D O E TRANSAN. 1*11. Stove, bed. lea bo. good cond U 100 or trade tor car M4 1*01 • DODGE MARAOA^ItM VS. automatic mag whae'i 11000 ___________ MS f t » __________ OUNEBUOOY Full l-barglatt body Convorhbto top Rebuilt VW angina Many naw parts Protection bmUSHMMI *014 • HONDA ACCORD LX. I**1. P/S. P i B. olr. Kenwood AM /FM catv.1to. « door, tow miles Rosewood cotof Will run forever |I1}M1M*4/1 • LB BARON Cooeerttbto. ’M. Red loaded, dig dash, naw top now liras 1/ 000I I I 780* • LINCOLN (MARK /. LSC. IM*. Comptafaly loaded Service records and raca-p's U MO OBO 40/Ml ISO*______ • LINCOLN TOWNCAR Tt. loaded excellent cond Whito t i e * ! ______________ m i ill* • M ONTE CARLO l*/t. great cond! A/C. runs lika a fopl Sharp looking 11IIJC M a U ll M U S T S C L L I ’ I* Dodga Day tana clean, runs good! Owner may flnanctl Iff UTS MUSTANO HATCHBACK M. naw paint, tires and wheals Runt good M.*M H I MCI • OLDS OMEOA //. runs graatl Naw A/C. rabullt Iran tm 1st ion, t/M l/l it** PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION* EVER Y TUESDAY /;M PM D AYTO N A AUTO AUCTION Hwy. n . Daytona Beach _________ M 4 U 1 M II_________ T -B IR D . l*/«. RUNS A N D LOOKS GOOD 1*00 ___________ Ml 4148__________ • TO Y O TA COROLLA wagon. •»1. Auto. A/C. rod. U K . warranty IS IM IM l t d TO YO TA CELICA. I*U 1 speed In graaf condition. Asking S1.000 Call MS >*U__________ TO Y O TA CORONA. II SAW. Auto, cold air. mechanically sound M l 11/1eves 2 3 1 -C a r* VOLVO. ITT*. Four door 1 « series good angina, liras. AT. no A/C LUO H I 0*10________ IM* PONTIAC OTO hard top. •uto. CO/lactor's Itom 1*000 original ml. Eacaltont cond I SISAMar Dodo* UI7M 4 • i m FORD RANCHERO PS. PB. AT. K i IV, good tiros. runs good No A/C U M la* uai 1*11 ORANAOA F O R D 101 angina. V «. 1* 000 original ml Good tires UIO OBO M l 4*48 1*8* PONTIAC LIM AN S LE . 1 speed 1 door, olr H A M or.g. nol miles Eacoltont cond' tlenl S11M111 1004__________ o*n MO MIDOKT. Very gaod cond. restored, goroge kept 81K ml 11.300 1M 408I 81 LINCOLN Cootloantal MK miles, good cond Rtbulll front U .8 M O B O W IBM ‘ 81 O L O S M O B IL I Station wagon. Loaded. A/C. naw liras.esc cond UMOOBO m u n o rm m u 81 HONOA ACCORD. 4 dr . > tpd . A/C. P » . , A m /Fm cossotto SIMP 100411 • 81 CHEVT Spectrum, auto oir. Am/Fm catsatto. good cond. Lf blua U4M OBO UO/tol____________________ • 'll OCO METRO 1 dr. 1 ipd A/C. under warrenfy. 10 mpg S4M0 OBO IM IASI 2 3 3 -A u to P a r ts / A ccesso ries • AU TO "B R A ". Protective cover tor bant ot 81 Nissan MO/XSM Call *81 H ll 2 3 5 -T ru c k s / Buses / V a n s • CHEVT B E A U V ILLI VAN ■Tt. 1 ton. Pattongar van. ciaan loaded I Too much to 11*1. mutt sea to appreciate Only U atlOBO H I 8/00 • FORO LARICT. t**0. F HO. X clean. On* owner, 14K m l. loaded. Syr MK warranty SS.Wl IM 0411or IM 048* • FORO RANOER. LTX tt. P/S. crulta. A/C. i torto. 4/00 mltot. I yr or MOOO ml toft on warranty Call Ml 111! • HANDICAFFEO VAN. 1*80 Ford E IM lit* automatic doors U 000 Ml 1438 • ISUIU F/U *1 Rad. IK . A/C. am/lm cast, full badlinar, rear wmdow IS.4M H I 84M IS U IU SPACE CAB ■ '*0 with liras leaded! S18AMMl 880/ • JE E P PICK UP 818. 1*18. VI. •uto Engf* *"0 Dan* ra built labaut 18.000 mile*) Newer Interior 11000 Ml MM Sanford Motor Co. ‘t t ORANO W A O O N EfR • EicaMant condllienl Fully loaded1M **l Cal I Ml 0 8 ? • IN I SUBURBAN OMC. 81L dtosai. halt ton. machanically satld. now rad /braka rotors A calipers haad line. Vary good tires and tow pkg UM OO BO __________M l 181 ISM__________ • ISM I L CAM I NO VA. auto . A/C Mini condUtanl sa.SM H I ISAS If no answer Iv msg 138—C a r WBWtBls R EN T AN EXOTIC CAR XJS Jacguars Mar cades BMW. Carvafto. Vlpar. and Ferrari By day. weak, or manfh AAutt b a ll No credit card required Cantor mere mhi Ml /OOa 231— V e h ic le s _______ W a n te d ________ W ( PAT TOP t i l l FOR Complete or Wreckad Cars. Trucks RUNNING or NOT. A N T CONDITION M l 10*4 239— M o to r c y c le s end B ik e s . HARLEY Davidsaw SpMtsler ’ll . Naw top and U .IM Ft noneing avaiiabto H I 1/M • /a- KAWAtKi KHiaa. clastx. a.C. cond . UK ml., chocoioto k chroma U/llM aO II 241— R e c r e a tio n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e rs 0-/1 MOTOR HOME Runt graal Will trade tor travel trailer ol cemparabla value 111/881 s HOME APPLIANCE CENTER ' )Vf H .U •» •%»•- If. I- *|« r(>u to4 I COWUI Ml i#U L. A fll OMD I *i Ja a’ JOB) BUYERS! AW . 71— H t l p W i n f t d Discouraged In Your Search tor Your Dream Hornet You N E ED our Full Tima Salas Tram to give YOU Full Tima Sarvket So Call Any One ol Them ANYTIM EI 322-2420 • 321-2720 SANFORO • LAKE MART • In Out 31th Y t it * t U Ask About Our Super Valentine's Specials On 1,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! 105— D u p le x T r iple x /R e n t To Make Your Move... Call Us Todayl SANFORD. 1 bdrm . carport Security system, lull kit , ISMIMdiscounted MIS LAKE M ARY D UPLEX 1 BR. I BA. r t f r lg . stovo. A/C. woth'dry hookup, big yk'd UM/mo , UOBdep M3 SSal SANFORD. Why rent. It you have siooo you con own on now lull duptei. 1'1's. ee side Lhro For Free SOS tu t (Geneva (Hardens 1505 W. 25th Street-Sanford 322-2090 H O U R S : M o n . • F r l. 0 :3 0 • 5 :3 0 M anaged By Angeka Gordon Property Management W e il advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. V o u p ay fo r the firs t 10 days a n d i f y o u r c a r doesn't s e ll, call us a n d re n e w it for F R E E ! P h o n e n u m b e r and a sk in g p ric e m u st be in c lu d e d in ad. N o c o p y ch an g e w h ile ad is ru n n in g e x c e p t fo r p ric e . N o n -c o m m e r c ia l o n ly . C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 1 I tod ay! Your transportation ad works best when it contains information the buyer wants to know: • Make and Model • Year • Power Fc<iturcs Mechanical Condition Body and Finish Transmission Mileage Previous Use Acccssorics/lntcrior SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 322.2611 �ytjgi i \\\ r r •a - Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Monday, February 28. 1994 BLONDIE b y C h ic Y o u n q W ays to control asthm a and co u g h I'M AFRAX? I M4WB TO LET M IT O 4 E U .6 0 PEANUTS b y C h a r le s M . S c h u li MARCiE. I DON’T UNDERSTAND THE PROBLEM ON PA6 E 362.. D E A R DR. C O T T : I suffer from u c h ro n ic u sih in u /b ro n chllls cough. W hen severe. I usr Vcnlo lln unit V a n rc rll Inhalers, along with throphyllln. Howev­ er. al oilier Ilmen, when lining Annelid for m y arthrltla. I rough lenn. What In the emmet lion and In there anything rise I ran do Ihal will control Ixith the rough and Ih r nMlimu? DEAR H EA D ER I do not tiellcve lliut there In a relation lielween your anlhrna (rough) and yo u r urthrlttn medicine. Perhaps this In serendipity: When your anlhrna In under control, you may lx* uhlr In exercise more, thereby needing the Annatd Some asthma In worsened hy aspirin and similar an tl-arth rllln drugs, but I've never heard ol these roni|>oundn Im p ro vin g Ih r nym ptninn of asthma. You upprar to hr re­ ceiving appropriate therapy for your asthma, although Inhalers arr not your only option: Pills anil liquid medicine also ran lxuned. T o give you more Information. I am sending you a free copy of m y Health Heporl "Consum er T i p s o n M e d ic in e .*' O t h e r readers who would like a copy should send 81.25 plus a long, s r l f - o d d r r s n r d . stamped envelope to P.O. Ikix 2453. New York. NY IO I6 3 Hr surr to mention th r title D EA R DR G O T T I'm a 68 year old male diagnosed with blastomycosis I'm curious as to how I might have acquired this condition and wonder If there In any danger u( passing It on to others. D EA R R E A D E R Thin Is an Infection caused by u type of yeast. In most Instances. It Is acquired through th r lungs, causing cough and fever. (JnIrratrd. th r Infection muy spread to the brain, reproductive tract and I n te r n a I organs. Hlasiom yrosls Is rnurh more common In people with Immune deficiencies (such us AIDS) and c e r t a i n c a n c e r s ( s u c h an Hodgkin's dlseasel. Th e Infection Is diagnosed by Isolating the yeast from Infected arras. 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B y P h lU lp A ld e r William Hlukr wrote to his palron. W illiam H aylry. " T h y Irlrn d shlp oft has made m y heart ache: Do lx- m y enemy — for friendship's wikc." There are bridge deals like this. In which you enlist an enemy — an o|i|M>nent — to help your cause Of course, hr Isn't going to do It willingly, hut with careful planning you may leave him with nooptl(x). Playing In three no-trum p, you receive ih r club-jack lead from West. After East puts up the king — In case his punner has led from a suit headed by the A -.M O — how should you con­ tinue? As always, start hy counting those top tricks There ure eight: two hearts, four diamonds and two clubs. Th e hunt Is on for number nine. There are two obvious chances You could play o spade to the king, huptng East has the ace. O r vou could gurvs who has the I r a n quern. (It would be normal to assume East, because West seems to have extra length In clubs.) Hut experts hale to guess; they prefer sure thing* And here you ituvr a chance at a sure thing. Aflcr w inning with the club ure. play off three rounds of diamonds. Th e n lead a club to the queen. W lr n JCaal follows, exit with your lost Hub. W h ile W est cashes th re e winners In the suit, discard two spades from the dum m y, und u spade and a diamond from your hand. (Th is Is why you couldn't rush all four dlumond tricks earlier. Yo ur liand would Ik squeezed.) Th e n West must lead u major, furnlslting your ninth trick. When West realizes what you have done to him. don't expert his friendship to gush like Ih r blushful Hlppocrcne. NORTH ♦ J 1* S 4 VI VKq 1 ♦ A K U 101 wf-vt ♦ y 71 FUST *K J l l ♦ J 741 ♦J7 ♦ A Q 10 2 ♦Kill Illil) SOUTH ♦ A l ♦ I 7J 4 ♦ A 10 1 1 1 1 ♦ 4 Vulnerable Eait-Weit Dealer North Sovlk Writ 1♦ 24 i* I’ m * 1-441. 1**14 N*rtk t♦ 1♦ 1 ♦ P*u E a il 1**14 1*414 1**11 l'* U Opening lead 3 V HOROSCOPE FRANK AND ERNEST b y Bob T h a v e s ^ IN S E A TTLE 1' %. "h e -A p nfsf IN SAH tfANCiJCO % ''luO'LESS v IN LA* VEG AS" ^ > ^ t f O lt / IN G -* /2?. " c l u e l e s s \N M S H ih 6T°H GARFIELD b y J im ROBOTMAN* HI. I'M M\ AMATEUR. M YSTERY / b y J i m M e d d ic k THIS iSMOLVCt STATION,BUW, \ H Q T A TTW - IHTUOSIAST, \ D a v it ground . A w m \K e T0HEL9Y0U SOLVE CRIMES- / 3*f, vsfa By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY March 1, 1004 Knowledge you've urqulred through personal experience hxiks like II w ll Ik - utilized to your advantage In the year ahead both socially and com­ mercially. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) Instead of tiring a talker, strive to Ik - a listener Today. es|K-clally when In the company of persons whose Intelligence you respect. Know where to hxik for romance and you'll find It. T h e AstroG ra ph M atchm aker Instantly reveals which :2gns are roman­ tically |icrfect fcir you. Mall $2 and a lo n g . M -lf-addressed. slumped envelope to Matchmak­ er. c/o this ncwnwiper. P.O. Hox •1465. New York. N Y. 10163. ARIES iMarth 2 1-April 19) Commercial arrangements could produce benefits today, provided your cxpcciattoin do not exceed that to which you're entitled. Don't tie greedy. TAURUS (A|*ll 20 May 20) In a partnership arrangement to­ day don't try to do everything ANNIE yourself. Have faith In yo u r cohort and delegate some of the assignments to him/her. GEMINI (M uy 21-Ju n e 20) T h is Is a day when you should tie able to gratify several modest a m b itio u s objectives y o u 'v e been entertaining. If you get grandiose, however, you could tie disappointed. CANCER (Jisic 2 1-July 22) Something you recently orga­ nized might irqulre a bit of patchwork repair at this time. If you make adjtnlmenls. things can be Improved upon for the present. LEO (Ju ly 2 3 Aug 22) Today If yuu have H r tenacity anil patience, you stiiuld be able to finalize n sltunllm that has been causing you both concern und aggravation. Don't begin unless you plan to finish. VIRGO (A u g 23-Sept. 22) Impulsive declskins you make today could turn out to be counterproductive. Conversely. J u d g m e n t s you c a r e f u l l y evaluate shoukl be right on target. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) Your financial trends look Interesting today. Stability Is Indlculcd In earning sources ijx in which you are dependent. However, you might not be able to crack anything new. SCORPIO ICM. 24-Nov. 22) You should Ik * assuming more responsibility In a situation that Involves you. as well os others. No matter Imw hunt you keep wishing someone will play your rule, this Is not Ifccly In occur. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. 21) Hcforc tukfetg on any new assignments tmkiy. finish things you've already tx-gun. II you attempt to do h u ll, neither m uy Ik - donr properly. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 2 -Ju n . 19) It might be wise today not to get too closely Involved with someone you recently met who has a habit of lulklng alxiut others. You couk) lx- accused of being an accessory. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 28, 1994; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/109e8d897747ea5b28df99ef06a2aab9.pdf ad5fa3495a2bff24cb7e08f3abe10d69 PDF Text Text Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County eince 1008 HGIh Yonr, No. 184 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST County finances sound IH8IDE Net worth increases, and there’s money left over By J. MARK BARFIELD D Sports Senior Stoll Wrltor Next best thing to perfect SA N FO R D — Seminole County finances arc in sound shape, according to an Independent audit of Iasi year's flounces released Oils week. Th e county's "net w orth" Increased about 5 percent Irom $320.5 million to $337 million between the fiscal years 1992 and 1993, according lo the report by Delollte and Tonehe. assisted hv Kuhn. Raker. Chatham and Selum. O V IE D O — You w on’t see ttmny bctlcr-pltchcd U.uncs than t l r one autliored by Ovlrdo I HUM School right hander Mark Metcalf Wednesday night against t l r Lake Mary Hams. I IBee Page IB □ People Th e uinounl represents the total of cash available for operulIons, properties and other assels. The rn n nly's fiscal year runs Irnm Oct. I lo Sept. 30 each year, so the 1993 fiscal year ends on Sept. 30. 1993 In ilie county's general fund, which pays for the main operations of ihc enmity with taxes and fees, the ending fund balance — uuspeni money — Increased hy nearly $0 million between 1992 and 1993. In 1093. the county had about $12 million left over Down Memory Lane to 1925 Some bunny’s coming to town S A N F O R D — Following this year's Florida theme, lauireate Alpha To il Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi went down Memory lame to Seminole C ounty In 1023, using Information from a chamber of commerce publication at that time. flBee Page 3B S A N FO R D — T h e rivcrshlp Grand Romance no longer plies the waters of Luke Monroe. Th e ship left yesterday for a new home and new ownership. It has Im’c ii sold lo Sodak Gam ing. Ine.. of Rapid C ity. S.D. for an undlsclittcd price Rlvershlp President Nancl Yuronla said the ship Is Initially beading lor a repair facility somewhere In Louisiana, wliere II will tie outfitted to serve us a gambling ship on the Mississippi River. Th e voyage Is taking the ship up the SI. Johns River to Jacksonville, where II will then circle along the eastern, southern and western Iroundrlrsnf the state, e n dln g u pln Louisiana “ As was the original plan.” Yuronls said, "they will Ire cutting the ship In half, right down the middle, and adding another 100 feel lo It's length, making It 240 feet In all." She said the Initial plans lo have al least 900 gurnlng tables on the ship may also be expanded by the new owners. “ Th e y were Ail) negotiating with a repair farlllty In LoulAana." she said, “ so we don't really know whig will happen to « . " Th e negotiations for the sale of the ship for rlvcrbout gambling have been underway for several months. "It's been a long wait to get II settled." she said, "b u t all of a sudden, the Sodak people received their Coast Guard permits lo move It, and II lell yesterday. "T h is has bcena long goodbye." she added T h e white, more-modern ship, Romance, based at the Monroe Harbor Marina, will lake over the regular lunch and dinner cruises. _ Coleman implements new 9th grade class at Crooms By VICKI BcSORMIBR Herald Stall Writer H »(* M rsoto b , Sti tts W tn s tt Jonnlter Thoard. 5. is brod allor a grueling trip to Iho dopartmonl sloro with hor mothor to shop lor Easlor prosonls roconlly. With a lavorllo lop oarrod buddy In band, sho Is walling lor Iho roal Easlor Bunny lo mako his visit on April 3. Women pioneers in criminal justice system honored By 8ANDRA ELLIOTT Herald Stall Wrltor SA N FO R D — Women, who pio­ neered work In the local criminal justice system, are being honored Friday by the stale Department of Correction at an afternoon recep­ tion. W omen wlm worked as state attorney, nubile defender, correc­ tions and law enforcement nlftccrs and a victims' advocate of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit nearly two decodes ago arc being honored. Seminole ami llrevard counties O th e r a c tiv itie s scheduled for the com ing w eekend w ill be c o n tin u e d to m o rro w . 1 Claaalfisda....... . 4 0 ,OB Horosoopa •$•••••••$•$$fl Q Temps inch towards 90s Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon showers, possibly a thunderstorm . High In the mid to upper 80s. W ind south 5 to 10 rnpli. Chance of rain 30 percent. For more weather, see Page 2 A I ( i l l .quollllcs t i l l l i H I h r lin V u/ * l i m ilooking t IIIi f wlial yr ifwere lol III a piim ipal They said I In tall never euine And on Tuesday evening Hie sellout hould appioved the supeilo iciident's in omineiidallon ol Di Mlehael Ml/wli kl lo lake ovei llie helm al <in-eiiwood Lakes "ll i aim- as sin It a slim k lo us said Louise W aning, llie paielil ol ail elglilli grader and a lliemla l ol liolli PI A and Ihc SA< We weien I i-viti a wale llie process had la-gnu Hec Select Ion, Page BA va/ I iii L A K E MARY — Al least some ol (lie parents III Greenwood Lakes Middle School iii Lake Maty are not happy wllh the way then new pilnelpal w u ssclrrird When retiring |irlneipal teddy Marker a im o u n rrd dial lie was stepping down, u ic iii Im-is ol llie P I A and llie Seliool Advlsuiy ( oiiurillier ISAI'I walled liu llie dlslili I lo rail oil ihrin lo oiler ilieir input alioul • Saturday. March 20 — The Sanford Recre­ ation Department will hold an Busier Egg Hunt at Lee P. Moore l*urk. Th e event Is culled “ Great Easter Eggstravagunza." It is open to ull children up to the age of 12. Th e program Ireglns at 0 u.m.. with the urrlvul of the Easter Bunny, followed by the hunt for the golden eggs. Children arc asked to bring Easier baskets. For additional Information. |>honc the Recre­ ation Department ul 330-5097. • Sa tu rd a y. March 20 — Dellary H all's Annual 1H1Q fundraiser for Dclkiry Hall, will be held at the Methodist Children’s Home, on Enterprise Road. Enterprise. Due lo restoration at the Dellary Hall, the event lias been moved for this ycur. Th e 'e ve n t will feature live bhiegruss music, cpilltcrs. spinners, weavers, and various other demostratlons und displays. Including Dr. Kin* cade's Medicine Show, story telling and puppet shows. There Is no charge for admission, and no tickets required. For lnforatlon. phone 068*5854 or 668*8473. Dr. Qott.................... ®B Sports................. 1B,2B Editorial........... Florida............. - Harold Stall Wrller Weekend to-do guide Nation....... ..aB Paopla...... "J. By VICKI DstORMIER WHAT’S HAPPENING ------------------- Schools shift administrators Some parents are irked by principal selection process Goodbye Grand Romance IlNDEX The money Is used lo pay county expenses between Get. I and early November, when the Hist lax revenues are received from mortgage companies and early payers The Increases were largely due lo the rolled loll ol more slab* ami federal grants than anticipated lor the year and ahnul $5.4 m illion In less spending Ilian budgeted. Although the auditor's n-pori slates I lit* county took In a total o( alioul $89 million more than I Hce Finances, Page HA SA N FO R D — Offlclnla say once some teens complete the prugrum for unsuccessful oi disinterested students at the Crooms School of Choice in Sanford, an alternative to Ih r high school learning environ* nieni is needed Cmoma Is a school for middle school students who have shown little lulerrsl In learning oi who have hern in tumble to Hie point they have been considered for expulsion lioni llie system SludrnlH Ilieir reelcve a gieal deul of discipline, but they also Iearn In a smaller classroom envi­ ronm ent w here m uch of Ih c ir learning bus been Individualized lo meet Ilieir specific needs. Learning does not follow a tradi­ tional path at Crooms. Learning, ulflrlals say. Is an active process Classrooms may be lull ol noise and activity, bui lest scores show Him the Htudrntnnic learning So m etim es however, when ill,-se previously disinterested or pievlously troubled sim ians iriiin i lo classrooms al llie high schools where they a ir wllh 80 oi 40 o ih n Nee Croom s. Page BA Cops take kids to court comprise Ihc Eighteenth Circuit Hobble Wlshy. a rellrrd llrevard C o u n ty corrections nlflccr. pio­ neered ihc wom en In crim inal justice work In 1995. the other women followed In the 1970's. Today, the Seminole County Sher­ iff's office has 28 female corrections officers and 11 nurses, also sworn officers, according lo public Infor­ mation officer Ed McDonough. Ilarhuru Scalu. a DOC supervisor said i h r women’s history |»rograin honor the mentors who led the way for others working III the criminal I I8ee Pioneers, Page BA Mealor to serve on state pension trust fund board By NICK PFEIFAUF Horald Stall Wrltor L A K E M ARY Dc|»uty Mayor and C ity C o m m is s io n e r D avid Mealor has been named as Trustee for the Florida Municipal Pension Trust Fund. Th e fund Is sponsored hy the Florida League of Cities. Inc. Ray Sllllg, executive director of the league made the official an­ nouncement. “ I’m very honored to be selected for this j>os(." Mealor said. "I'm looking forward to attending the organizational meeting In lute May, so I'll have a heller view of Ihc rcH|)onttlbllltlcH of trustees." Mealor has been active In the Florida League of Cities since Ills first election to the Lake Mury City Commission In 1988. Slttlg said Mralur's cx|icrlcncc on the com­ mission, as well as Ills civic leader­ ship mid affiliation with higher e d u c a tio n , w ill assure a well rounded and valuable Insight lor future maintenance and growth ol the Pension Trust Fund. He w ill be one of only live miinlcl|>al olllelals throughout the entire slate lo serve In Ibis position. " T ills Is mil only a compliment lo m e." Mealor said, "bill a Irlbulc to Ihe City of Lake Mary, which I serve as commissioner. We are Ihe only muulcl|>allty In Central Florida lo have a member on this hoard " Th e Mmilclp.il Trust Fund Is a collective iienslim trusl established for the jiurjiose of managing Indi­ vidually designed einjilnyee pension plans of the participating 21 Florida [ See M ealor, Page BA Yunlordny, Iho Sunloid Pollco Dupnrtmunt look on Iho novonlh g r n d o h a u k o lb n ll lo a m ol Lnkovlow Middle School. While Dornk Camp, nbcwo, ol Iho Kldn loom oulrim Iho Cojia lo recover ono loonu ball, Iho law onldrcomont loam won Iho gomo by Iho ocore ol 40-45. Monnwhllo Deputy Child Joo Dillard ohoworl oil bin basketball handling skllln on Ihe s id e lin e s Tho ga m e w a s sponsored by lira school lo bring tho youngsters closer to tho lew onlorcomont personnel who servo thorn. M«l«ldl'holoili, lornm, Vlnctnl S U B S C R IB E T O T H E SAN FO R D H ER ALD FOR T H E B E S T L O C A L NEW S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-2611 1 ■■ �4# 2 A - Sanford Hrtrald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday. March 24, 1994 N EW S FROM T H E R EG IO N AN D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Rosewood massacre « * House panel approves compensation for survivor^ Right name releases of wrong prisoner IM M OKALKK — When David Smith walked nut nl prison a free man. there was a problem. He wasn't supposed to he released until 2007. Hendry Correctional Institution officials thought they were releasing David Smith, convicted of drug charges. Instead, they released David Smith, a convicted murderer. "H e was released In error. An officer made n mistake — that's the bottom line." Superintendent David Farcas said Wednes­ day. He was caught several hours later at a girlfriend's house In Lakeland. Th e 28-year-old inmate duped officers Into believing he was the other Sm ith, who Is 2*1 years old. The Impostor had a ear and driver waiting outside the prison for him after his Tuesday morning escape, suggesting he had planned the escape in advance. Canadian couple kidnapped, released S T A R K E — An escaped Inmate from Florida Slate Prison Is suspected of kidnapping two Canadian luurlsts outside a North Florida rcstnurunt and releasing them unharmed in Atlnnln. Marvin Lee Cole, 33. escaped from the prison in Stnrke sometime Sunday afternoon. Th e Bakersfield. Cnllf., nntlve was serving 75 years for robbery, battery of a law enforcement officer, escape and attempted kidnapping. Authorities believe Cole burglarized a house In Duval County along U.S. 301 and stole it car and a gun, said Sgt. Malcolm Adams with the Jacksonville Sheriff s Office. Police then believe lie abducted Douglas and Jo y Currie at gunpoint early Tuesday, switching from the stolen car to their van. outside a Baldwin restaurant on U.S. 301 at Interstate 10. The restaurant Is about 25 miles north of the prison. “ It fits his modus operand!." said Florida Stale Prison Superintendent Everett Perrin. "It's a smart move — who would be looking for a couple of Canadian tourists and their van?" Witness accused of lying in Yahweh trial MIAMI — A fellow Jail Inmate of a key witness In the federal rnckeleerlng conspiracy trial of sect leader Yahweh lien Yahweh testified he told the witness lo lie to get a better plea deal from prosecutors. Yahweh. 57, Is serving an 18-year sentence at a federal prison In Lcwlsburg. Pa., In connection with a series ol murders after his 1092 conviction. Yahweh, a black suprema­ cist whose name means "God, son of G o d ." claimed to have had thousands of followers In several states. During a hearing Wednesday before federal Judge Norman Roctlger. Inmate Daniel Jones testified he met Robert Rozler — considered the prosecution’s star witness — in late 1989 or early 1987 at the Dade County Jail library, where he worked as a clerk. He said Rozler requested his help to prepare for Ills upcoming m urder trials. Jones. <19. testified he persuaded Rozler lo lie on the stand. “ It was m y Idea." the convicted burglar said. "I (old him he had to Implicate (Yahweh). even In things that Rozler did. I told him he had to be very persuasive, and lie said he could be. I (old him that he had to get (the prosecutors) a bigger piece of cake." By ADAM YEOMANS Assoclalod ProsaWtllor T A L L A H A S S E E — A bill to compensate the victims of racial violence that destroyed the black settlement of Rosewood more than 70 years ago has cleared lls first major hurdle. The House Judiciary Committee voted l - M I Wednesday lo pay $900,000 lo ill least four survivors ami estahllsh a fund to compensate victims who prove Ihey lost property during the massacre. " I'm very pleased that the Judiciary commlllcc had the Inlcsllnnl fortitude to do the right thing." said A m rll Doctor, who heads a group of survivors and descendants and whose mol her escaped the violence. "W e have a very big light ahead of us." W illi less than three weeks remaining In Ihc regular session, the hill must still pass Ihc House and then the Senate. Passage Is not assured In either house. Gov. Lawton Chiles has already expressed support for some form of compensation for Ihc victims of the violence Hint left at least eight |M*opledead In January 1923 T h e bill ( III) 591) approved by the committee was based on recommendations from special master Richard Hixson, who heard testimony from survivors and de­ scendants ol victims In recent weeks. The amount Is far less than (he $7 million originally sought by the victims. At Wednesday's mrcting. Incoming House S p e a k e r P c l r r R u d y W a lla c e . D -S t. Pclcrslmrg, lobbied members who were Senate panel passes nude beach ban bill By BILL BERQSTROM Assoclalod Pross Wrltor T A L L A H A S S E E - A hill in toughen Florida's nudity law squeaked th ro u g h a Senate panel after being changed to avoid Interfering w ith thong bikinis, topless bars nr nudists. Wilnesses lined up Wednesday in warn thul Hie tall threatened personal freedom and tourism, but Hie sponsor argued Dial the amended hill would even let Individual city nr county gov­ ernm ents vole for clothingoptional benches, "W e're not going lo say that they can't have nude bathing," said Sen. Jo h n Grant. R Tampa The Senate Crim inal Justice Comm ittee nppruvrd the bill IS Ill 280 ) 4-3 and sent ll to the Senate lloor. As amended. It wouldn't apply in T-huck and thong bathing suits, nudist groups, performers til lllm sor nude nrllsis' models. Gran! also agreed to exempt establishments with nude dan­ c e r s . " W e w i l l f ig h t ihc alcohol n u d ity-co m m e rcia l es­ tablishment iiallle ut another lim e," he said. "W e are Imposing the beliefs of right wing groups on everyone In Ihls com m unity." said Ramon Maury, a Tallahassee lobbyist for South Florida Free Beaches — a Miami-based N alurlst Action Committee affiliate. "W h y are we doing tills?" Grant sponsored the bill after a federal magistrate dismissed a case against eight Iwnrh-gorrs cited for nude sunbathing at Canaveral National Seashore. "There are a lot more pre­ valent Issues In deal with Ilian whether I choose to go without swimwear on a remote section of a Ireach — or In m y backyard." said Joyce G m h lr of Longwood. one of the eight. U.S. Magistrate David Baker ruled In the Canaveral case that stale law liars public nudity only If it Is lewd and lascivious, or offends someone. Speakers backing Grant's bill Included Wendell Simpson, su­ perintendent of the national park, and state parks Director F r a n M u ln e I la . w h o an Id a u t h o r it ie s ne ed c le a r e r guidelines on beach nudity. either undecided or opposed lo Ihc bill. Committee members who supported Bid hill said the stale had a moral obligation t< compensate the vlcllms because goverrif m rnl officials failed to prevent the violence. "T h e burden Is on us to achieve moral Justice for the survivors," said Rep, Kon| Klein. D-Bocn Raton. Rep. Al Lawson, one of (he sponsors of the! hill, said the committee's action would semlj a message. "You have African Americans all over this ] stale In your districts I hut urc looking at what It going to happen with Rosewood,' Lawson. D-Tallahussec, told the committee " It’s not so much whether the families arc going to receive compensation, 11 Is. In fact that Justice should rule. The people ol Rosewood have nol had |usllcc." Abortion clinic bill would restrict protests By BILL BERQSTROM Associated Pross Writer T A L L A H A S S E E - A pro­ posal lo restrict violent pro Icsls al atxirllon clinics won committee approval In lh r S rnule, where ll failed lo come lo a vole a year ago. Th e hill protects from un­ la w fu l o b s lr iic 'lo u c lin ic workers and people who waul access to medical facilities, Rep. Elaine Gordon. D-North Miami, told Ihc Senate C rim i­ nal Justice panel Wednesday. "W e're talking alxml people whose lives are Ihrealenrd because they are clerks, or because they answer the trie phone, m uch less seeking services In a clinic," Gordon said. T h e committee approved the measure 5-3. Th e measure would pro lilhli certain activities within a 50-foot access zone of a medical facility Th e activities in c lu d e t h r e a t e n in g , t o u c h in g , f o llo w in g , r e ­ straining, intimidating or In luring people trying to enter or leave. O n ihe fifth v io la tio n punishment would he up­ graded I roui a first-degree misdemeanor punishable by up lo a $1,000 fine and up lo a year In prison, lo a thirddegree lelony punishable by up lo a $5,000 fine and up to 5 years In prison. Sen Robert Harden. R-Fori Wallon Beach, voted against the measure, arguing that pro-choice protesters d e ­ monstrating al a (liurch or courthouse wouldn't face the same penalties. Father charged in three racing deaths M iA M l-^ T h e father of a teen-ager charged In a Dec. 30 drag race that-resulted In three deaths was arrested on charge*of getting fits son n false driver's license, authorities said. FrttbfiteSP Del Rey Sr.. 58. of Corn I Gables, was charged with driver license fraud, false application for u driver's license, false application and perjury, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Florida Highway Patrol spokesman Lt. J im m y Picanol said Wednesday. Francisco Del Rey J r., charged with manslaughter In the three deulhs. w h s listed as 17 years old on the driver's license, though he was 15 at the time of the accident. Th e elder Del Rey was also charged with helping another son obtain a Florida license when he was 15. 11*n i l f Giant Jumble Sale Tho Community Unlled Molhodisl Church of Casselberry is sponsoring lls 10th annual Jumblo Sale (rummage sale) Ihls wookend from 8 am . lo 4 .m. Saturday and Sunday. ponsored by the church s youth group, tho procoeds will go towards their summer mission trip to Now Hopo Valley. G a , whore Ihey will bo building an addition to a church Wansloy Moving and Storago In Sanford donated tho use ol a Iraclor trailer lo move salo Items Irom storago to tho church salo silo, al 492) S. Hwy. 17-92, one hall mile nodh o( 436 In Cassel­ berry. § Air-traffic controller disciplined, again W E S T PALM B E A C H — An alr-trafflc controller disciplined for falling asleep on the Job hist year lias been corrected again, this time for leaving the lower control room empty for at leusi 30 rnlnulcs when be though! he had locked hlmacirout. Once again working alone on the midnight shift. Rodney Ta tum went out for a soft drink and stayed out, watching a screen In Ihc ground-floor rudur room until another Palm Beach Inlernatlunul Airport employee opened the door. Th e door hus an electronic lock, and Ta tu m thought the code had been changed, but It hadn't. Ta tum "was counseled by his manager on this transgression, and that's It." Federal Avlulion Administration spakeswomun Kathleen Bergen said Wednesday. No other discipline was contemplated over the March 14 Incident. HtrakJ Photo by Tommy Vlncunl From Associated Press roporls LOTTERY M IA M I - H e ro are th o w in n in g num bers selected Wednesday in tho Florida Lot­ tery: Pantaiy 5 IB-23-7-19-13 Thursday, March 24, 1904 Vol. 06, No. 1B4 Publlahed Dally end Sunday, adopt Saturday by The Sanford Harald, Inc. 100 N. Franch Ava., Sanford, Fla. 32771 THE WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST EXTENDED OUTLOOK Tonight; Partly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of showers. Low In the mid 90s. Southwest wind 5 rnph, Friday; Parlly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers und th understo rm s. H ig h In tlie lower to m id HCb. West wind 10 mph. Extended forecast: Saturday: Parlly cloudy, Lows In Ihc lower lo mid 90s und highs In Die mid 80s. Sunday: Mostly fair und warm. Low In Hie mid lo upper 60s. High In the mid to upper 80s. Monday: Portly cloudy und warm. Low near 70. High ncur 90. FLORIDA TEMPS Saeond Claaa Poalaga Paid al Sanlord, Florida and additional mailing otflcaa. Poalmaatar: Sand addraaa changta to THE SANFORD HERALD, P.0. 8 0S 18S7, Sanford, FL 33771-1S67. Subacrtpllon Ralta (Dally A Sunday) Horn# Oallvary Mall 1 Month# I IB. SO 124.00 • Month# 110.00 I4S.00 1 Vaar S7S.OO IBS oo THURSDAY Ptly clrty 85-95 FRIDAY Ptly cldy 84-64 MOON PHASES O 3 FULL March 27 LAST Aprils NEW April 11 FIRST April 10 o BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 1-3 feet and semi glassy. Current Is slightly lo Ihc north with a water (emperutun.- of 99 degrees, New Smyrna Beacht Waves lire 2-4 feet mid semi glassy. Currcnl Is lo the north with a water temperature of 99 degrees. Nat available at press tim e Florida Raaldanla mual pay 7 % aalaa Ua In addition to rata# abova. Phona (407) 123-2SM. 1 NATIONAL TEMPO SATURDAY Ptly cldy 85-63 151 SUNDAY Ptly cldy 85-65 TIDES FRIDXYi SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 3:00 a.m.. 3:15 p.m.; MnJ. 9:05 a.m., 9:35 p .m . TIDES: Daytona Beach: hlglis. 5:52 u.m .. 0:20 p.m .; l o w s , ---------- u.m ., 12:04 p .m .; New Smyrna, Beach: highs. 5:57 a.in.. 6:*25 p.m .; lo w s ,---------- a.m.. 12:09 p.m .; Cocoa Beach: liighs. 9:07 u.m., 0:40 p.m.: l o w s , ---------- a.m.. 12:24 p.m.____________________ BOATINQ St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: Wind south 15 knots. Seas 3 to 5 feel Bay and inland waters a moderate chop. Scat­ tered showers and h few thun­ derstorms. Friday: Wind south­ west 10 knots. Seas 2 feel. Bay and Inland waters u light chop. Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms. MONDAY Ptly cldy 8B-08 STATISTICS T h e hig h le in p c ru tu rc In Sunford Wednesday was 82 degrees and tlx.* overnight low was 04 as reported by the University of Florida Agricul­ tu ra l, Research and Educutlon Center, Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the p e r io d , e n d in g at 9 a .m . Thursday, totalled 0 Inches. Th e temperature at 10 a.m. today was 70 degrees and Thursday's overnight low was 07. as recorded by the Nallonut Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. □Wednesday'shlgh........ 81 □ Barometric pressure.30.07 □ Relative Humidity... 78 pet □Wlnda....Sauthweat 12 mph □Rainfall.... ............ Trace n8uas6tiiMiiiiH*»«ii,«8t30 p.m, □Sunrise.............6:24 a.m. Temperature* Indicate prevlou* day'l high and overnight low to I a m, EST. City -HI -Loi -Prc 011k Anchorage in 37 71 Atlanta 74 60 .07 cdy Atlantic City 73 41 cdy BallImore ao 51 clr Billings n 13 .13 cdy Birmingham *i M 33 cdy Dlimarck 31 07 37 tdy Boll# 47 IS cdy Bolton 67 40 cdy Burling ton.Vt 61 31 in Charlatlon.S.C. 63 64 tdy Charlatlon.W.Va ■4 60 01 clr Charlolta.N C 71 57 cdy Chayanna 47 II in Chicago 74 31 clr Clavaland 73 34 .07 cdy Concord.NH. 41 16 cdy DallavFt Worth S3 67 cdy Danvar 33 11 Cdy Oat Molnei IJ IS cdy Datroll 73 53 01 clr Duluth 33 31 .10 cdy Honolulu 73 « .31 Cdy Houiton S3 71 cdy Indlanapolli 77 53 cdy Jackton.MIu. 10 64 .17 cdy Kantat City S4 31 Cdy Lai Vagai 64 4# rn Llltla Hook 76 64 .01 d r Lot Angalai 61 33 rn Memphlt 71 43 01 cdy Milwaukee 33 33 clr Mplt St Paul 43 14 .01 cdy Nathvllle 73 43 03 Cdy New Or leant 14 7t cdy Haw York Clly 71 46 clr Oklahoma City (3 53 cdy Omaha 77 14 cdy Philadelphia 77 43 cdy Phoenix 74 33 cdy Pllliburgh 73 43 .77 cdy Portland.Main# 34 30 cdy SI Louit S3 47 .01 cdy Salt Lake City 44 31 rn Seattle S3 43 clr Wellington.D C. S3 33 clr . I �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, March 24, 1994 - 3A Little girl’s wish comes true Multi arrests By SANDRA I L U O T T Longwood police, Investigating n trnfTlc accident, made urrrsls In connection with two sepurnte Incidents early Wednesday. Police sold lliey were called to Marin Drive, regarding a car crashing Into a fence. Th e driver of the vehicle. Identified as Sean It. Henderson, 21, 334 W hlltlngham Place. Luke Mary, was arrested on charges of driving under the Influence of alcohol, careless driving, violation of (he open container law, and possession of a controlled substance. Police said during their Investigation, they spotted n man In •he same vicinity, who appeured to be hiding from view behind a fence. Th e y apprehended Joseph L. Bellamy, 21, 1535 Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary, and found he wns wanted on a warrant for falling lo appear on a charge or drTvIng with a suspended/revokrd license. L A K E M AB Y "Star light. star bright, first alar I see to n ig h t " ...S o m e Lake M ary businesses and an npnrtntVnt complex are Joining together to make a lltlle girl’s trip to Florida a memorable one, T o make it a lime when she and her family run enjoy a vacation and forget, at least for a little while, I lie terminal Illness (hat has de­ stroyed the four-year-old’s kid­ neys. Melissa Pearl and her family, w ho live In C ra n fo rd , New Jersey, will he the guests of Sun Lake Apartments and Allegiance Realty Group for their two week slay In Central Florida made possible by the Starlight Foun­ dation. Th e foundation organizes Assault with car Sanford police arrested Corey Lynn Stanley, 30. 290 Live Oak lllvd., on Tuesday. Police said a man was driving through Hidden Lake Subdivision, when a man Identified as Stanley, rammed his tar with his own vehicle. Stanley wns charged with aggravated assault. Warrants served • Glenn Boberl Blxlrr. 38. 550 Will It Ingham Place, Lake Mary, was lornlcd by sheriffs deputies at tils residence Tuesday, lie was wanted for falling lo np|>enr on a charge of driving with u suspended license. • Itnymond Williams, 42, 500 Airport Blvd., was served n warrant at the John K. Polk Correctional Facility Tuesday. He was wanted for falling to appear to pay a fine. • Stephen Howard Kendall. 27. 105 SkogcnsCourt, Sanford, was served a warrant at the Jnll Tuesday. He was wanted for falling to appear on a charge of having no valid drivers license. • Lee Freddie Wlllman, 40. 050 E. Warren Street, Longwood. was located by deputies on S.lt. 427 Tuesday. He was wanted for falltng lo appear lo pay a line. Alter being taken to Jut!, he was also found lo tie wanted on a warrant for violation of probation on a conviction of driving with u suspended/revokrd license. • Daniel J . Hancock. 17. Highway 17-92, LongwcxKl, was reportedly found by Longwood (Miller standing with a group of persons near a store on U.S. Hwy. 17-92 Tuesday. Police said lie run when he saw thrm approaching. He was apprehended and served a warrant for violation of probation on a conviction of burglary He was also charged with resisting arrest without violence. • Thom as James Wallace. 25. 2519 Princeton A vr.. Sanford, was located al Ills residence Tuesday by deputies. He was wanted nn a warrant for violation of probation on previous convictions of lewd and lascivious or ludreent assault on a child and sexual bultery. Domestic cases • Marry Joseph Isbrcchl. 50, of Hilton Head. S.C.. was arresled by Sanford (Killer Tuesday In the 1500 block of French Avenue lollowlug a disjoin- with a female, lie was charged wlili domestic violence. • Patrick Joe Prmesitl. 38, witli no local address was arrested In the 21(H) tilork of Cordova, by Sanford police Tuesday following an altercation witti a female. He was charged with domestic violence uud violation of mi Injunction. • Faisal Y. Dudu, 29. 338 Live Oak Blvd,, Sanford, was arrested t>y Sanford (Hiltce Tuesday. Officers said he hud been In nn argument with Ills strp-duughtcr and Ids wife, lie was charged with two counts of battery, (domestic violence). Herald Stall Writer______________ trips and wishes for terminally III children. In Ju ly , 1092. Melissa was diagnosed with “ focal segmental glomerulosclerosis." The disease Is In the blood stream and causes kidney failure, It strikes two or Hirer children out of 100,000 and primarily affects iMiys. M e lis s a ’s u n c le , A n d r e w Savola, who works at A T & T . Lake Mary Is looking forward to the family’s visit. "S h e ’s |usl a good natured baby." Savola said, of Melissa. The disease was diagnosed Jusl Iw-fore Savola was trnnsfered lo Florida. Th e disease causes the tMxly to retain fluid and Melissa inusi undergo 12 to 13 hours of dialysis while she sleeps. She Is allergic to the one drug which might slow the progress of the disease. She was lcui|>orarlly blinded when her blood pressure Increased and her head filled with fluid after taking the drug, her uncle said. A kidney transplant Is not the answer because the disease Is In the blood which would destroy a donated organ In a matter of weeks. Savola explained. " I ’m probably Hie only one of Hie family that doesn’t believe she Is going to die In four nr five years," the optimistic Savola said. " I t c o u ld ha p p e n at anytime the way this disease goes I Just believe there’s hope and Unit you keep praying and someday, somehow, someway, there's going lo Ik : a cure and she's going to he helped." When Savola Iold Sun Luke Apartments managers about Ills Courts vs. courts-martial Civilian prosecutors say retry m ilitary defendants B y J O IL S T A S H IN K O Associated Pross Writer A L B A N Y . N.Y. — Michael Bridgewater's life did not last long. Ills father's sentence for taking li away wasn't much longer. Michael wus 2 1 months old when his falher shook him to death al an apartment In Carthage til 1991. Leslie Bridgewater admitted to manslaughter but got Just a year In Jail — a military Jail, because he was nn A rm y sergeant based at Fori Drum In northern New York Another Fort Drum sergeant was accused Hint year ol raping a 13-year-old girl al unothcr off-base apartment. Ihirvey Booth got lwo years for Indecent assault and giving a minor alcohol People lo Carthage were furious. Civilian p ro s e c u to rs say b o th m en escaped meunlngful punishment because they were convicted al courts-martial In a |ustlce system that protects soldiers. "W e were not pleased by the lenient sentences." said Jane LuKock. an assistant district attorney In Jefferson County who hopes lo prosecute both men to New York's civilian courts. " T h e local comm unity lias great Interest in what hap|)ens to the citizens, and particularly the children." New York's highest court, the Court of Appeals, was lo hear arguments today from LaBock and from a public defender for the former soldiers, who claims that prosecuting thetiy again In civilian courts would amount to unconstitutional double Jeopardy, or trying someone more than once for the same offense. A lower court agreed and threw’ out Hie state's case against Bridgewater and Booth. Jefferson County authorities wnnt the high court to reinstate the charges, which carry up to 25 yrnrs lo life. Under military law. Hie servicemen could have received no Jail time, even after pleading guilty or being convicted by a military Jury Generally, military personnel arc tried by courts-martial If their offenses occurred on military property. Wrongdoing that occurs oil base Is usually prosecuted by civilian authorities. L a B o c k a rg u e d ih n i the m ilit a r y overstepped Its authority In both eases because the crimes occurred in Carthage, outside Fort Drum "It Is shocking (o allow a military court, whose primary goal Is to maintain discipline among (he members of Its ranks and (o weed out Hume who are not good soldiers, to usurp the (rower or the state to prosecute serious criminal offenses." she said. Military officials haven't challenged her argument and arc staying out of the ease. LaBock said. Culls for comment were not returned W ednesday by m ilita ry pro­ secutors. Th e public defender In Jefferson County. John Hallett. said courts In at least one other slate. Oklahomu, have recognized proceedings In military courts as being Hie same as those In civilian courts for double Jeopardy purjKwos. " A defendant who has been convicted by a court-martial proceeding has In fact stood trial in every sense of that term ." Ilalleli said In couri papers. Military law contains no double Jeopardy protection. "T h e y reserve the right to try all service members, whether or not they were tried In civilian courts." said Lt. Col. Doug Hurt, a Pentagon spokesman. The two eases have prompted Fort Drum authorities and Jefferson C o u n ty pro­ secutors to try to avoid crossing paths In the future. "Since then, uml because of these pro­ blems. we've been communicating with them more closely." LaBock said. Traffic stops • James A Suiter, 30. 143 Country C luh Hoad, Sanford, was stopped on Luke Mary Blvd. by Luke Mary police Tuesday He was charged with driving under the Influence of ulcohol. •Cnm ielo K. Hlvns, 34. 1717 Park Avenue. Sanford, was stopped tiy deputies In the 2000 block of Sanford Avenue Tuesday, lie wns charged will) driving with a suspended/revoked license, having un altered lag. and attached lag not assigned. incidents reported to the sheriff • $2,005 In computer and oilier equipment was reportedly stolen Iroiu a garage, and $440 In equipment stolen from a boat al a residence In the 300 block of Still Forest Terrace. Although the thefts were not reported until Tuesday, the report said the Items may have been taken during two separate burglaries on March 15. • A red 1985 Porsche, with un unknown license tag, was reported stolen Tuesday In llie KXK) block of Surlln Street near Sanford. • $570 In equipment was reported stolen from a vehicle Tuesday parked In the 4000 block of U.S. Hlghwuy 17-92. • A saw valued al $900 was said to huve been stolen from a construction company Tuesday In the 2500 block of Dcurdull Avenue. • Harbor Auto Service, 7 15 N. U.S. Highway 17-92, Longwood; tools and equipment valued at $151,000 tuken sometime between 5:30 p.m. Saturday and 7:30 u.m. Monday. The owner reported finding a dum ping slip from the county transfer station at the site. • Heathrow Country Cluh. 1200 Bridgewater Drive. Heath* row: golf clubs valued at $1,000 In a 83(H) bag (akcu from (he (larking lot sometime Ik -I w c cu 3 p.m. and 3:15 p.m. Monday. Incidents reported to Sanford police • A stereo and T V valued at $900 were reported stolen Tuesday from a residence In the 1000 block of Ouk Avenue. • An estimated $2,076 In Items were reportedly taken Monday from the bed of a pickup truck In the 200 block of Villa Drive. • A light brown 1977 Chevrolet, with temporary tag. was reported stolen curly Wednesday from the 1600 block of W. 5th Street. •Jew elry estimated at 81,600 was reported stolen Tuesday from the 1700 block of W. 3rd Slrccl. • A woman reported an unknown object struck her van ns she drove along Elglh Street near Scott Avenue at 5:45 p.m. last Thursday. When she stopped to Investigate, a man lilt her several times, she reported. • A woman reported the window of her 1994 Oldsmobllc was smashed by a brick thrown by one of three men ul 4:10 p.m. Monday as she drove along Celery Avenue near Locust Avenue. When she slopped, unothcr of the men opened her door and look $38 from her purse. • Seminole Middle School bund room, 1700 French Avc.; 8595 trumpet reported taken sometime between March 15 al 1:15 p.m . and March 17. • Unnamed business at 810 W. First St.: facsimile machine and other property taken sometime between 12:45 p.m. March 19und 8 u.m. Monduy. • 2800 block South French Avenue; $599 luwnmowcr taken sometime between Murch 12 at 4 p.m. and 1 p.m . Sunday. • 200 block of Wagon Wheel Court In Carriage Cove; $2,157 boat motor taken sometime between 6 p.m. Sunday and 8 p.m. Monday. • 300 block of Trotte r Court In Carriage Cove; two televisions, camcorder and other possessions valued at $2,775 tukrn nomcUmr between Sat unlay and 4:10 p.m. Monday. Va n d a lism ! • Headstart Boom at Goldsboro Elementary, 1300 W. 20th St.; fire extinguisher removed from wall and material sprayed throughout sometime between 4 p.m. Frldny and 9:47 a.m. Monday. lamlly's visit, they were offered the use of n model apartment. Melissa’s parents and two older sisters will also make the trip. Kathleen Kennedy, bookkeeper for the complex began arranging n social at the clubhouse March 28 for the family's arrival. Several Lake Mary businesses arc donating toys and food. Inetudlng Carvel, Boh Evans, Domino's. McDonalds, Target. Taco Bell. Galleria. Chill's. A rental furniture store In Winter Park Is contributing a television set for the two-week stay and an O rla n d o m edical equipm ent company Is donating a dialysis machine lor Melissa's use here. T h e family will visit Walt Disney World and Sea World during their vacation. "I think she's really going to huve fun." Savola said. 2 5 % * ° / 5 0/° O F F ALL W A TC H E S ! 3 0 %to 5 0 % O F F D IA M O N D S ! 3O0 % 5 0 % F F A LL G O L D ! A L L S O L IT A IR E S ! O f O n e C a r a t O r A io re . WaRinSl 4 M il * Use Your Friedman's Charge Card! Seminole Centre Altamonte Mall .Winter Park Mall piktMVi mien fromowffgUjr lidefcJrftoJpfkh QloWUi lim-sJ (Aonuy Itwml �I 4 A - Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Thursday. March 24, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions S a n fo rd H e ra ld (USPS 481-280) 300 N. FR EN C H AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407-322-2011 or 831 0993 Wayne 0. Doyle, Publisher and Editor S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E : 3 M o n th * ......................................810 50 fi M ou th .........................................830.00 I Y e a r ........................................... 878 00 Florida Realdenta must pay 7% aalea taa In addition to rataa above. EDITORIAL Mr. Smith goes to Longwood Longwood officially has a new city mltnlnistratar. Wc welcome him to Central Florida and wish him well. W. Shelton Smith attended his first com­ mission meeting Monday night. He thus becomes one of many men who have held that position In tlic past dozen years. Following a scries of administrators, City Clerk Don Terry was appointed City Manager In November, 1990. He was fired by the City Commission In January, 1992. The city then hired Jim McFellln. His name had been trimmed from mi estimated 200 applicants. The list was narrowed down, then fine-tuned to eight by the "Range Riders," a group of former city managers/mlmlnlstrators hired by the city tosclcct the best candidate. After extensive questioning, members of the City Commission agreed McFellln would be the liest person for the Job. and he was hired. He assumed his post at the end of April, 1992. Within only a few months, controversy began to emerge between McFellln mul Mayor Paul Lovcslrand. Eventually, McFellln was terminated by the commission near the end of 1993. Gerald Korman has been serving as acting administrator for three mouths since McFcllln’s resignation. Now, Mr. Smith has arrived In Longwood. As was the case when McFellln was hired, wc hope It will mark an end to the constant turnover of top personnel on thccity staff. In addition to the city administrator's [Histtlon, Longwood has lost many top level department heads during the past few years. In most cases, the resignations were the result of conflicts, although muny were never fully explained to the general citizenry of the city. Welcome to Central Florida, W. Shelton Smith. Volt1have a gigantic Job ahead of you. To accomplish tills, we wish you the needed strength and wisdom. Let’s get Longwood's city government operating smoothly once aguln. The citizens deserve It. i 'I LETTER First, 1 would like to thank you very much for mentioning "Olde Luke Mary Days" earlier this month, referring to the growth of art festivals In Seminole County. W c certainly appreciate the publicity. Dut 1 feel there needs to be u clarification mude. "O ld Lake Mary buys" Is not un arts and crufts festival and to put It In the same category as the Lake Mnry/llcathmw Festival of the Arts or ttie ■ Longwood Arts and Crufts Festival is unfair to both :o f those restivuls and to the people who may be attending the upcoming event on May 7. "Olde luike Mary Days" |s being organized to j^ijhlghlight the history of Lake Mary, to spotlight the tji-jwnrk of the Lake Mary lilsloriuil Commission and i-i-io promote the downtown urea of 1-uke Mary. If j^jirompurisous urc to be made, Uic event would be j5.-;morc In line with the Pioneer Days and Wuys 'festival put on by the Seminole County Historical :S Commission. In both cases, cruder and artisans i.<;3)uvc been udded to the activities in order to round js'ziut the areas of Interest uvullublc to attendees. j> ^Certainly, wc plan to have as many ureu groups iu id organizations participating In our event, as >j>well as cntrrtahiiixm t. as we will have arts and l-dentils booths. i|-j: I would like to encourage unyone who hus any Ji-iiqucstions or Interest In "Olde Dike Mary Days" lo {i-ieull me at 321-6471. or Bctlyc Dedmun. at *,;d:322 0 4 0 1, or Ettic Jane Keogh, at 321-3094. •ijij Shari lirodlc Steering Committee "Okie latkc Mary Days" jjjf Lake Mary Berry's_World u ' ‘If we have a date this evening, do you promise not to touch m e?” M M g B f ln ■ , •'SfT- .1 r h ■P:: ■ U.S. needs a strong foreign policy One cynical view, popular among politicians, Is that the American |>rnp!c couldn't care less ulxnii foiclgii policy. Keep the economy h u m ­ ming Iso this argument goes) and the voters won't give a hoot whether Hill Clinton can find Kazakhstan on a map or not. besides, according to the conventional wisdom, the end of the Cold War makes this preeminently a moment when America can put kirtlgn uflulis on the hack burner and focus Instead on such domestic problems as health cure. I suggest that the conventional wisdom Is dead wrong. Throughout the 40-year duration of the Cold War. any mayor of boys' To w n could figure out what the major foreign menace wns, and accordingly what the broad outlines of American foreign jxiilcy ought to he. Only now, with the Soviet Union gone, has the global scene turned Into a cauldron of crises of ull types and sizes, each competing for - and In some cases absolutely requiring - our immediate attention. Now. If ever, this enuntry needs a president capable of evaluating such crises, and devising a foreign |K)tlcy to deal with them. Instead, we have u chief executive whose principal area ol expertise, prior to his hiuiigumlion, was IhludHis aside) the Arkansas |xnillrv Industry, and u Secretary of Slate whose foreign trips can he divided Into those on which he was merely Ignored nnd those on which he was actively Insulted. As for Secretary C h r is to p h e r 's two nllrgcd "successes" -• the agreement be­ tween Israel and the PLO. and the Serbian w ith d r a w a l of its a rtille ry from the h e ig h ts a ro u n d Sarajevo - the em ­ barrassing truth Is that he had nothing to do with cither of litem. Th e Middle Eastern "peace settlement" I suggest that was worked out bethe tween Shimon Peres conventional and PLO negotiators w isdom Is dead In secret meetings In w rong. J O s lo u n d e r th e sponsorship of the Norwegian foreign €><40*1SAMD«I604*«QM-T M THIS IS PAROLEE MELVIN CARTER. HE ADMITS TO RAPING MORE THAN IOO WOMEN. sm \ THIS IS BOB. H E SM OKES. GUESS MHO THE STATE W ANTS KEPT O U T OK PUBLIC BUILDINGS... M A R TIN SCHRAM F e s t iv a l f o c u s I WILLIAM A. RUSHER Crime adds up to divisiveness Even without the service of George Will's quote boy. we can discover for ourselves that In the coniroversy over crime stats anti T V news, the truth lies somewhere between benjamin Disraeli and Florence Nightingale. You could look it op. Disraeli, who never cared tnuclt for painting reality by the numbers, once opined: "Th ere arc three kinds oflies: lies, damned lies, and statistics." A n d N ig h tin g a le nursed iiollons of a d atabank d e ity : " T o und e rsta n d G o d 's thoughts, wc must study statistics, for these are the measure of Ills purpose." Today, the makers of conventional wisdom urc regaling each other with apparently countervailing statist It s about crime and T V news coverage of crime. And they arc Buying public opinion hus been manipulated — and politicians stain|K.-ded. Th e first shot In tlic war un the W ar on Crime was llrcd on Ja n . 30 hy Th e Washington Post's able director of polling. Richard Morin. He noted a whopping 31 ixircent of Americans llsl crime us (lie nation's biggest problem, way up from 5 percent Iasi June. Yet statistics say murders and other violent crimes remained relatively conaUint lit the 1090s — and actually declined, from their peuk In the 1980s. "Inconveniently for those poised to dema­ gogue. the available evidence suggests thut concerns atxiiit crime are soaring at precisely the same time that nearly every major type of crime is going dow n ." Morin wrote. Next, the Center for Media and Public Affairs reported (hat network T V news coverage of crime slightly more limn doubled In the part year — from H30 crime stories In 1992 to 1,098 In 1993. "Coverage of violent crime, coverage of awful things and weeping victims, Is something that... television docs best." center co-director Hubert Llchtcr said on CNN 's "Reliable Sources" show (he sut next to me on the punch. "Unfortunately It doesn't give nit accurate [xirtruyul of whut's really happen­ ing." but wall. Statistics arc like silly putty. Th e y can be molded and massaged to fit every necessity and n otion. O r In a d ve rte n tly mlsconslmcd. hi Liehler's study, the two biggest "crim e " tuples were 211 stories ubonl the World Trade Center bombing, which was really International terrorism, and 195 on the branch Davldlau cull fiasco In Waco, Texas — not really "crim e stories" at all. Another 138 were riqxirts on the flrutly hill gun control. Subtract those and the Increase In T V 's crime rc|xiris slips to 39 percent over 1992. Now. recall pollster Morin's assertion thut "every major type of crime Is going down." Perhaps It depends on who you are and where you live. If Morin, Llchtcr and I were three black males trying lo survive In Inner i hies, we'd sense a different slutlstlcul reality; between 1979 und 1991, the firearm homicide rale among black males, ages 12-14. tripled: ages 15-19, quailrupled; and ages 20-24, doubled. T h a t's the other tragic numerical reality, compiled try (lie National ('enter for Health Statistics anil cited hy Morin near the bottom of his urllclc. Keullty unlay Is thut when un Inner-city parent sends a child lo school, (here will be — for sure! — guns in thut school (there were no guns In m y public schools lu (lie 1950s). Hcullty Is gangs with b u m ­ b o -s ty le d u s s u u lt weapons: every day so m e In n o c e n t becomes a statistic, c a u g h t In th e crossfire of a drlvc-by shooting. Tru e , we live In an age of the inbloldlzaL Thoro era throo lio n of T V new s. kinds ol llos: Video execs th in k lies, damnod s e n s a tio n a l c rim e llos, and stories bring sensa­ statistics. J tio n a l ra tin g s. So A B C und NBC news magazines give us glossy garbage about d ia r ie s M unson's murderous femmes fululcsund sick serial killer Jeffrey Dahmcr. but It's also true that violent crime In Amcrlcu Is higher thun In any other developed country — overwhelmingly so! Tha t's a reality millions face not by turning on their TV s , hut by turning the knob on their front dixtrs. T V news decision makers muy he pursuing rcullty or ratings, but they are Dually giving us a proper dose of wind we need to know. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters lo the editor are welcome. All letters most he signed, Include the address ol tin- writer and u daytime telephone number. Let In s should he on u single subject and be as brief as possible. Th e letters are subject lo editing. minister, ami Peres had to lly to Santa bartiam afterward (where Christopher was vacationing) to tell him about It. Th e Serbs withdrew only after, and only because. Russia (their longtime patron, as a nation of fellow Slavs) sent 400 soldiers to the area to help keep the peace - once again on Its own Initiative, amt oppurcntly without even notifying Christopher In advance, let alone obtaining Ills approval. Earlier, when Mr, Clinton sent his Secretary ol State lo round up the suppoit ol our European allies for our Ill-advised policy of intervening militarily In the Bosnian civil war. they simply handed Mr. Christopher Ills hat and sent him home empty-handed. He wasn't that lucky In Peking earlier this month, where the treatment he received at the hands of the Chinese Comnumlsts was described by one newspaper as a "diplomatic m ugging." but forget the disregard, the Insults and the sheer vacuous ineptitude displayed tn the atxive eptsodes. Forget. lix>, such minor humiliations as Somalia and Halil It Is the fast growing threat posed by North Korea's refusal to stop making atomic weapons that may well become the defining crisis ol the Clinton presidency. JOSEPH SPEAR Quayle plays columnist Th e y've dixie It to os ugiln. and I am lurlouH. Hie last lew times It hup|i-ncd. I tried to laugli It oil I smiled, I |okrtl. I put up a Ixild trout No more T h is time I am llal-out fried, and I am not going lo lake It silting down I refer to the latest "Journalist" to lxadmitted to mv profession. Haven't heard, rhV Well, get tins: .1 Danforth (Junyle will soon lie a God give me I lit- strength to get tills out wit limn rupturing some vital organ a syndicated columnist It's a nightmare for legitim ate Journal ists. the kind <4 hid r u n s d r e a m th a t makes you sit bull upright in the middle ol the night, rivulets 0 I c o l d s w t- a t streaming down your Ixtdy. Only H's real r c r r l l y l u g l y real t T i- it lor s Syndicate lias announced that f J . Danforth Old Polalnc tirade Q n n ylo will will ht-gm writing u soon bo a.. G o d weekly colum n tor give mo Iho worldwide d istrib u ­ strength lo got tio n around d ie H i m litis out without 01 Mav rupturing som e Von want lo know vital organ .. a w hut's wrung with syndicated A m e ric a ? T h is is colu m n ist. J what's wrong with America. Nolxxly knows wlio tlic real |mi m ul IsIs urc anymore Th e business I lis become a soap Imx Ini aspiring presidential candidates, a wayside rest area lor cashiered uflleluls who abused their public trust, a forum lor oddballs and paranoids poshing their qiuilnl personal agendas. W hy docs the Journalism business allow Itsell lo lx- alnised so? Woukl d o c to r s admit Dan l)unylc to the surgery u u n i? No. Would accountants let him In the lixiks? Heck no. Would lawyers admit him to the bur?., Walt a minute, they already have, oh well, thenarc some trades as taeky as journalism. W ind's next? Will Sonny llouo get a syndicated column? You think I go on t«x> much? Dcm leader, let me give you some perspective. I have been keeping notes lie about five years now, and In that span of lime, the Journalism business has been intlltruled try a tost ol egotists, kixiks. Impostors, hlowhards, troglodytes mid convicted letuns. I oiler a sanqilliig: Jo hn McLaughlin, former (xlesl ami aide to Kiehurd Nixon, hosts a lulk/tfmg show; Jody Powell, mouthpiece lor Jim m y Carter, wrote a column; Christopher Matthews, tuclotum for the late House Speaker T ip O'Neill, writes a column: G. Gordon Llddy, ol Watcrgaic Infamy. hosts a radio show; Evan Medium, Impeached governor of Arlzouu, writes a column; Jesse Jackson, fulled presidential candidate, hosts a television show; boss Perot. Ilako supremo. Is offered a column and a bilk show. And then there are these truly stiiuuliig specimen: • Edwin Mecse, Ronald Reagan's Attorney General and the rmtlun's best-known, living example ul an ethical vacuum, wrote a c o lu m n lo r se ve ra l m o n th s helnrc It mcrcllully disappeared. • Oliver North, the little Napoleon who lied, shredded and accepted Illegal gratuities, also wrote a column for a while before It evaporated Into the mists like Iran-Contra documents. • Jo hn Suuuuii, resident pit-hull ol the Bush White House and regular abuser ol the public's ulrcmfl. was hired to co-host CNN's "Crossfire" program. • Patrick buchaium , press hasher lor Nixon and Reagan, routinely skipped from officialdom lo colum nlng and even dxik a break Irom tils mcdlu career to ran lor president. Do you have any Idea of wliut il does (o the psyche of legitimate Journalists lo lie m en­ tioned In (lie Hume breath with Mecse. North, Sum m it and Buchanan? Do you have any notion of what this does to our sense of self-esteem? �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday. March 24, 1994 - SA Selection C o n tin u e d from Page 1A Though W arring said she does not believe Mlzwlrkt Is the best choice for the school, she said her problem Is more wit It the way he was "slipped In under the door." "I'm disappointed." she said. "I'd have liked to have some say In who was selected." Warring said she and many o th e r p a r e n ts a n d s c h o o l em ployees found out about M lzw lckl's appointm ent only after the meeting. "W e didn't even have the opportunity to speak Ito the board I about It." she said. "It was done under cover of night." Supt. Paul Hngerty said the process was handled the same way It always Is when a "lateral reassignment" Is made. "H e was simply transferred from Jackson Heights (Middle School In Oviedo) lo Greenwood Lakes." H agrrty said. "It was done an we've always done It." Hngerty pointed to the mass transfer of 12 elementary school principals two years ago us un e x a m p le o f s u c h l a t e r a l reanslguments. Warring and others frel that Mlzwlckl's reassignment without consultation with the parents and slid! was In direct contrast w ith the district's professed su pp ort of B lu e p rin t 2 00 0 . w h ich prom otes school Im ­ p ro ve m e n ts th ro u g h school based management. "T h e y aren't even allowing us to have a say In who we think would be ties) for our school." one parent, who did not want to lie Identified, said. "W e didn't have a chance lo even tell the kind of jierson we wanted." Pioneers academic ability. Th e diversity of population presents unique chnllcngcs for the administrators and Ihc teachers at Ihc school. In addition to Ids views on year round education, he has publlcally expressed support for heterogeneous grouping In the classroom where students of v a ry in g abilities arc (aught together. Greenwood Lakes has homogeneous groupings where the students learn with others of their own ability. It Is a method the SAG has said works beat for the students there. D e s p ite the c o n c e r n s ol parents and others. Hngerty feels Mlzwlrkt Is the best choice for the school. W a rrin g Bald she ilo cnn 'l h cllrvr Mlzwlrkt will nerve the best InlcrcAlH of the school, which has l>ccn named as a National School of Excellence, one of Ihc highest honors that can lie bestowed on a school, " G re e n w o o d Lakes Is an excellent school," she said. "But I see that going by the b y." There has been a grral deal of opposition to year round educa­ tion at Greenwood Lakes. Like all middle schools, they will begin the modified calendar of Instruction In .fitly. Though they are the largest middle school in the district with nearly 1.400 students, they will (oln the other schools on the single track calendar. In other words, the students will attend classes on the same schedule, rather on Ihc staggrred multitrack system. "S in g le tra ck year ro u n d schools don't solve our financial problems," W arring said. "T h e y a ctua lly cost more. It does nothing to enhance the educa­ tion of the students." Mlzwlckl's doctoral thesis was written a few years ago on the suhjrcl of perceptions of year round education Warring said she has read the "lengthy tome" from cover to cover and found It "extrcmcrnly unenllghtcntng." He Is. she said, the district's "Year Mound G u ru " and lie Is not right for the needs of the school. "He is never very lorlhcomlng In his answers when you ask a question, he never really an­ swers it," she said. She said Greenwood Lakes has a varied population, both In terms of economic status and Still. Warring said, the parents plan no protests, because they tall to see the point In petitioning the school board to change the decision. Th e y say they will work with Mlzwlrkt anti they hope he will work with them. he added In succeeding years Coleman said the district lias applied lor a "significant" grant to help finance the establish­ ment of the program She sals she Is also working closely with the school and especially with the business community to de­ velop appropriate programs to p re p a re s tu d e n ts for p o s t­ s e c o n d a r y e d u c a t io n a n d employment She said the high school pro­ gram will offer an emphusls on academics, but there will be a strong vocational component as well. "It Is our responsibility lo guarantee students skills tn reading and writing, but also marketable job skills," Coleman said "W e must give them a pass|sirl to additional learning " The expansion programs come at an awkward time for outgoing principal Barbara Kirby, who has been at the school since its Inception alHiut a decade ago "About a year ago I had saitl that I felt I was stagnating and tile school might lie stagnating as well," site said I had said at that time that I might be inter estetl In m oving to another challenge." While Kirby Is excited about moving to the new challenges at Tuska w lllu Middle School In Oviedo, she said she ts sad to lie leaving Crooms JuM an the new expansion programs are ready to gel underway. "1 guess." she said with a sigh, "you have to lie careful what "He has the most experience with year round education and he Is the principal of the other largest middle school In the district." Hagcrly explained. He said that Mlzwlckl's experi­ ence would make Greenwood Lakes transition to the year round calendar a gentler one. W a r r i n g d is a g r e e s w it h Hagcrty's assessment and said there are m any other parents who are with her. (None of the other parents who spoke with the Sanford I lent hi wanted to tie Identified by name, but they did express concerns with the selec­ tion process and with the school board’s choice.) Ml/wlckl was unavailable for comment C o n tinued from Page 1A Justice field. Carol Jaqucs. who handles extraditions for Ihc sheriffs of­ fice. became tire first sworn female deputy In 1975, She had worked since 1971 in thr sher­ iffs account Itig department. After she became a deputy, she worked various Jobs in criminal and civil areas, patrol. In v e s tig a tio n s and f in a lly , extraditions. She said her fellow officers always treated her with respect. "T h e y were all helpful," she said of the male de pu tie s. "Th ere was not one negative remark made lo me Not one 1 was very pleasantly surprised. Th e y may have been standing hark talking a turn I me, tail not to'm e. But they were extremely helpful. I was apprehensive because I did nat know what to expect. Overall. I was v rry wrll accepted." W orking In a clerical iwsttlnn prior lo becoming a deputy might have helped with the transition and tv r acceptance, she said. "I used to talk to Sheriff folk about one day becoming tin officer," Jaqucs said, "and hr used to tell me Well. 1 don't Itilnk that Seminole County will ever get lo die point Bait they need a female .officer.’ Tha t's w hy It was such a complete surprise to me when he called me In to tell me lie was going to swear me In." Clara Palmer was tine ol the first female corrections officers in Seminole County, beginning work at the Jail In 1972 She retired In 1987 alter 15 years service Crooms------C on tin u e d from Page 1A students they fall to continue the success they have had at Croom s," Karen C ol­ e m a n . the s c h o o l's n c w lv appolnted projects director, said Coleman, who was once the Florida Teacher of the Year representing Seminole County, Is presently an assistant prin­ cipal at Oviedo High School. Site said she will remain at Oviedo for the next few weeks while her replacement ts found, but she has already begun working on the plan to start u ninth grnde program at Crooms "W e arc planning lo Immedi­ ately begin developing a IJth grade program." Coleman said. She said programs for 10th. 11th and 12th grade classes will Finances C o ntinued from Mage 1A anticipated, Kussub said the tig lire gives an inaccurate portrayal ol her budgeting Of that amount, about $79 million represented revenues collected above projected amounts and construc­ tion projects which were underway but not complete during ttic fiscal year. Although County Finance Director Bob Wilson said the figures suggest construction projects arc slowed due to land acquisition delays. Kussub said the projects arc on lime. Kassab said most ol itie "extra" money Is actually allocated to be spent after Sept. 30, 1993 but was on band before the etui of tlie year. Th e county did take In about $1.2 million more In the one-ccnt road construction sales tax for road construction than expected. Kassab said the Increase was good news, the economy perked up more than anticipated. W ith the additional money, the widening of Nowell Brunch Moad may be completed earlier, she said. The county's water and sewer fund and solid waste fund are also healthy, according to the report. Huntings were less than 1992. largely due lo the refinancing of bonds at lower Interest rate, salt) Jean Kassab, county budget director. First-year expenses arc offset by later-year Interest savings, Kassab said Hu- water and sewer liiml had $!» 6 million li lt over at the end ol the J993 llscal yo u , about $6 million less than the year ta-lorc The solid waste fund had $10 million left over, ahoui $2 million less than Ihc year before. Auditors bad only four minor complaints, two dealing with grant trucking by tin- county. Auditors suggested one county employee track all grants. County Manager Mon Rabun responded by saying be believes there should be a gram monitor In each area, such as Com m unity Development Block Grant, rather Ilian a single person or office. Another complaint was the Public Works Department should refine its procedures lu handling water and sewer connection fees because some fees were moved to a construction account before the connection was fully jiermilled. Mubun responded the changes hud been made. The auditors also found two hanks accounts In ttic Sheriffs Office had unreconciled balanced which bad been carried forward from month to month. Penny Fleming, sheriffs finance director, said the amount questioned was $589 out of the total budget ol $26 million. Fleming said the error, a clerical posting mistake, was found alter Sept. 30 last year. '*y DEATHS ROSE M. BORECK Rose M. Borcck. 72. H u n ­ tington Street, Deltona, died Wednesday, March 23, 1994. at Regency Park Nursing Center. DcBary. Bom April 26. 1921. In Goshen. N .Y .. she moved to Ccntrul Florida In 1989. Mrs. Borcck was a Ixnncmukcr. She was Catholic by faith. Survivors include daughter. Elizabeth Landry. Deltona; one grandaughtcr. Stephen R Baldauff Funeral Home, Deltona, in charge of arrangements. ANTONIA FLORES Antonia Flores. 77. Torrytow n Road, Deltona, dletl Monday. M arch 21. 1994. at Central Florida Regional Hospital. San­ ford. Born Jan. 17, 1917, In H u m a c a o . Puerto Rico, she moved to Central Florldu in 1990. Mrs. Florts was a home­ maker. She was Catholic. Survivors Include husband, Carlos Hcck: son, Joseph, Jersey City, N .J.: sister. Marla Louzan Garcia, New York. N.Y. Stephen R. Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. In charge of arrangements. CLAUDE E. JONES Claude E. Jottes, 69. Chcoy H i ' - ' tut Lee Circle. Winter Springs, died Tuesday. March 22. 1994. at Ills residence. Born Aug. 23. 1924. In East Point, Ga.. he moved to Central Florida In 1963. Mr. Jones was a manager In the electronics division of McDonnell Douglas, lie was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church. Winter Park. American Legion. Quarter Century Wireless Association. Economic Development Council and IE E E . He was a veteran of the Merchant Marine. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w ife , Dorothy S.; daughters, Karyn J . E n riqu e z, Casselberry, Ellyn . Houston; three grandchildren. All Faiths Cremation Service, Casselberry. In charge of ar­ rangements. OMA PILKINGTON O m a P ilk in g to n . 80. Lisa Court, Sanford, diet! Tuesday. March 22. 1994. at her resi­ dence. Born March 21, 1914. In Johnson City, T a in ., she moved to S a n f o r d In 1 9 7 2 . M rs. Pilkington was a homemaker. She was a member of Lakevlew Christian Church. Apopka. Survivors include sou, Billy. Sanford; slslcr. R uby O rrcn. J o h n s o n C it y ; fo u r g r a n d ­ c h ild r e n a n d lo u r g re a t- might get it " Her replacement at Crooms has not yet liei-n selected Coleman said the new pro­ grams being planned will con­ tinue mi track regardless of who is selected to replace Klrhv Stir- said the programs show the district'* commitment to the philosophy that every child can learn T h e n e w p r o g r a m , w ith smaller classes and Individu­ alized learning from sixth grade through high school, will tie more expensive than traditional schools, Coleman icmllly admits. "H ill the ultimate cost." she said, "is much greater If we have young people who are fugcitonally Illiterate and who are til p re p a re d lo e n te r the |ot> market " W h a t’s for lunch? Friday, Mar. 25, 1994 Rib B-Que on a Bun French Frlos Blueberries or Choi's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk 1-400-ACS-2MS » grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Hume. San­ ford, lu charge ofarraugements. MARIE WEBB Marie Webb. 86. West 9th Street, Sanford, died Tuesday, M arch 22. 199-1, at Central Florida Regional Hospital, San­ ford. Born March 2. 1908. in W ilson. N .C ., she moved to Central Florida In 19-11. Mrs. Webb was a liorncmakcr. She belonged to Primitive Baptist Church. Survivors Include sorts. Luther I). Webb, Rochester. N.Y., Frank W ebb, Sanford; five g ra n d ­ c h ild r e n a n d se ve n g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Wllson-Elchclbegcr Mortuary. Inc., Sanford. In charge of ar­ rangements. FUNERAL DYKE*, WAYNE ROBERT Fun*r«l M rvlco tor Mr W»yne Robert Dykev 14. ol St Croix. U S Vlroln lilondt. lormtrly ot Sonlord. */ho died Friday. March II, wilt be at t o'clock Friday afternoon at Gramkow Funeral Homo Chapel with Chap lain Gary Deliutk ollclaMng Interment will be In Evergreen Cemetery Friendi may call at Gramkow Funeral Home Friday Irom II o'clock until tervlce lime Arrangem »nt» by Gramkow Funeral Home. Santord Meaior-------C o n tin u e d from Page 1A municipalities. Th e fund Is governed by a five member Board of Trustees, who are elected officials of municipal governm ents throughout the stale. Meaior said Ills participation on the Pension Trust Fund will not Interfere with tils position with ihc City of Lake Mary, or as professor ill Hie University of Central Florida. He serves us d i r e c t o r o f t ti e S c h o o l Psychology Program at UCF. Is pleased to announce his association with ii-iiittiii]/‘ Harvey Schefsky, M .D. In Family Practice Dr. Schefsky is a board certified family practice, physician with over 20 years in practice. A\)ir accepting patients. Office boms are by appointment We're Here In Your Community, Right Now Far wort idoomlton <al l»nirra ollleers. Arlene Burling. Brevard. 1970. and Carol Jaqucs. Sem i­ n o le , 1 97 1 ; p ro b a tio n and parole. Doreen Strait. Brevartl. 1973. and Donna Haab. now it supervisor, federal probation. Seminole. 1972; public dcfcndijr 1971. Phylls P Rlewe. now III private practice slate attorney, 1978. Judge Linda Gloeckncr, Ninth Judicial Circuit; victim's advocate 1977. Sanford Mayor Bettye D. Smith. Seala said Smith launched a victim advocate program after seeing one In operation during an out-of-slate trip Sm ith pro­ posed the plan tn the late Sberlll J o h n E Polk, who Initially turned down the Idea. She paid tier own expenses for two years and served as a victim advocate iM'fore Polk adopted the pro­ gram. James Quinn, M.D. S ch ool________ 2209 South French Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 (407) 321-4230 w ro te \s •yCANCIH f waits No ■ > * -.a ri i -A • you ask lor because you just "I was In the fire down there." she recalled, when the Jail burned In 1973. " I was the only female officer." Ten Inmates ami a corrections officer died. "It s a terrible Job, II could be a good |ob. tint ihc corrections officers arc a forgotten people." Palmer said. Site recalls her $3(X) a month starting salary anti long hours. "Sometimes I would be on the road, here and there, for two days without m in in g hom e." she recalled. " I ’m not lying lo you Th e y really used us. with no days off. One night I called the sheriff (John E. Polkl at home, I'd been up lor two days and I couldn't even talk. I said. I cannot go any longer,' and one of the deputies uimt- lu and look me home That was unheard of. you don't coll the shrrlff. hut I did I'm one of those people who says It like ft Is." She worked with Ixilli male and female prisoners. She and a fellow corrections officer still Joke alMiut going Into a cell lo get a male prisoner where male ollleers wouldn't go. Although the Joti tuts changed, the nearly 70-year-old Palmer said corrections officers are si ill "the forgot ten people," " T h e c o rre c tio n s officers should not be culled corrections officers, they should tie called confinement officers because you don't correc t them (prison­ ers), you (usi make It nice fur them so th e y'll come back again." she salt! "Like I always tell people, business Is always good." Injuries went along with the Job. Palmer readied wrestling w ith a female prisoner who refused lo remove her bools and c lollies lor a strlpscnreli Palmer was rem itted as a corrections officer while site worked at a Smloret business .tiler tier children were grown In addition lo W lshv and Palmer the billowing women are being honored: Judge. 1980, Brevard Franees Ann Jamieson, senior Judge: law enforci'meni Closing Costs. Save W ith A S unBank H ome Equity L oan. 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'bupertif itwriM nuy bt reqmjni Ueicbef F D |C /r l# M A m lk it lt toe A SanTrutf K in k K n c t of Mi&d Kinking* i« * centered w n m * a i f k b t t o ( in | U iL u m ly toSuaTnut H*sk» lac Available in O u u je S m tn o k , OtCfolk, la k e iPd I ik n ifd c o u g lic i US i �• A - Sanford HQiald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, March 24, 1094 Clinton willing to face questions By W A L T M R. M lA R t An AP Nows Analysis Plane crash kills at least 16 people |»OI»E AIK FO R C E HASH. N.C. — An atxinilniird fighter Jrt careened nernaa n runway afler a collision with a transport plane. hurling (laming debris at paratroopers waiting for a jum p. At least 16 people were killed and H2 Injured. " I saw a huge fireball rolling at us. I only had a second to try to ru n ." A rm y Sgt. Gregory Cowper. told tlie Fayetteville Observer-Times. "T h e Ore caught up with me and I started ro lling .... Am m unition was going off. "I couldn't tell where It was. I looked to m y left. There was a man on lire. I looked to m y right, and there was a man on fire." The F 161) fighter and the C-130 Hercules transport collided at less than 600 feet above the Air Force base Wednesday afternoon alter tx>tli pilots thought they were cleared to land, said Brig Gen. Hobby Floyd, a wing commander. Th e C-130's live-member crew landed safely despite losing a piece of the tall. The F I G pilot and a tiler bring trained ejected safely, hut their abandoned let crashed In Homes and skidded across the runway at I HO mpn. Flying metal punctured the fuel tanks of n C-141 transport plane preparing for takeoff, destroying the plane In a blase. All six crew members aboard the C - 141 escaped injury. Th e Jet's Homing hulk then skidded Into a staging area where otrout 500 Arm y troops from the 82nd Airborne and otlier Fort Hrngg units were preparing for Jumping exercises. Presidential candidate shot to death T IJU A N A . Mexico — The presidential candidate of Mexico’s governing party. Luis Donoldo Coloslo, was shot to dculh during a campaign slop In Tijuana, plunging Ihe country deeper Into a crisis that began with an Indian rebellion In southern Mexico. Coloslo died Wednesday night at Tijuana General Hospital, about i lure hours after a 23-year-old Industrial mechanic shot him In the tread and stomach, the attorney general s office said. Th e mechanic and another man were arrested. President Carlos Salinas de Gorturl. who lapped Coloslo last November as the ruling party's candidate for Ihe Aug 21 election, lamented today what he called the "cowardly attack" on his 44-year-old heir apparent. "W e Mexicans have lost a man who had set as his fundamental task the Job of peacefully serving Ihe greatness of his coun try." Salinas said In a statement delivered lo The Associated Press early loday. Medicare could be expanded W A S H IN G T O N — Medicare would hr expanded lo cover the uninsured and every American guaranteed hculth coverage by I9Q8 under a compromise Democratic plan that cleared Its llrst hurdle In Congress "It's the first step in a long Journey.” tlie bill's author. Rep Pete Stark, said Wednesday Hut even Stark. D-Callf predicted wholesale changes when tire full House Ways and Means Committee lakes up Ihe proposal next month. Slurk's hill was reviled by Republicans on the Ways and Means health subcommittee: and two Democrats, bctorc voting tor It. blasted the way It was financed. Army’s missiles new and improved W A S H IN G TO N — The A rm y bus Improved tire Putrtul air <■* and missile defense system since the IlK ll Persian Gulf War. tint the Patriots heading for South Korea may face even tougher targets there than against Irutj'sScud force. The Patriot Is tire world's only non-nuclear means of shooting down ballistic missiles In lllglrt. and while the weapon's Gulf War performance Is highly controversial the A rm y considers II a vital part of Its battlefield defenses. Since ihe Gulf War. Ihr A rm y has modified some parts of Ihr Patriot system to make the ground-launched missiles capable ol hilling ih rlr targets at a higher altitude and from a greater distance. Its builder. Raytheon Co., has Improved the missile's radar, for example, and upgraded the weapon's computer software to allow the system to calculate things such as distance and direction to targets more quickly. New generation of nuclear weapons W A S H IN G TO N — China Is developing a new generation of long-range nuclear weapons, but the advancements are only the logical progression of a nuclear program that remains far behind America's, a Icudlng U.S. weapons expert says. Robert S. Norris, tire principal author of a l>ook released Wednesday on the origins and current status of nucleur weapons programs In Chinn. Britain and France, said China has deployed only four nuclear missiles capable of reaching U.S. soil. "C hina Is apparently content to demonstrate Its capability to produce und deploy such n minimal force" and "not provoke undue fears of Chinese nucleur Intentions In Washington and Moscow by deploying u lurger num ber." he wrote In tire book. Th e authors, who studied the secretive Chinese nuclear progrum for several ycurs, said China's focus Is on qualitative Improvements, und the num ber of weapons In the Chinese arsenal Is unlikely to grow for Ihe foreseeable future even though China has the Industrial capacity to produce many more warheads and missiles. Vaccine may be promising W A S H IN G TO N — Three promising vaccines for polio, mulurla und cholera arc the first to emerge from u global search for a super vaccine lhat. In one oral dose, would protect children ugalnst a dozen mujor discuses. "W e sec a different world." suld Dr. D.A. Henderson, the architect of smallpox’s eradication who now Is an assistant U.S. health secretary. "These urc some of the most exciting developments." Doctors are searching for ways to get more and better vaccines to all children, particularly the 20 percent who now don't get even the basic shots against such diseases as measles, polio and whooping cough. Th e Children's Vaccine Initiative 1s u global effort by the World Health Organization und other agencies to fund such research. Th e goal Is to vaccinate children ugalnst most mujor killers In one oral dose given at birth, with a booster for developing countries that battle such scourges as malaria and cholera. Two arrested after toddler is hanged E A S T O R A N G E. N .J .— T w o teen-agers have been urrested In the death of a 4-year-old hoy who was hanged with a belt from a doorknob while his family's apartment was burglarized. A 17-year-old boy was arrested March 17 and charged with murder, and a 16-ycur-old hoy was urrested Suturday on charges of burglary, robbery and criminal restraint. Assistant Essex County Prosecutor Norman Menz said Tuesday. T h e toddler. Terrell Edmondson, was found on March 12. His mother. Nicole Edmondson, was charged with en­ dangering the welfare of a child because the boy had been left alone. Officers were led to the teen-agers after the 17-ycar-old was seen with “ property similar to what wus taken*' In the brcnk-ln, Menz said. Th e ir names were not released. From Associated Press reports W A S H IN G TO N — Th e answers may be debatable, hut President Clinton's willing­ ness to face the questions Is not. Unlike some of his predecessors, he Isn'l avoiding televised qucstlon-and-answer sessions with reporters, despite his woes over Whitewater. Indeed, lie's holding Ills 54th presidential news conference tonight In an attempt to deal With the fullout of Ihe long-lost Ozark land Investment that haunts his While House and has become Ihe label for a case that so far seems neither quite right nor quite scandalous. Clinton complains that he and his wile are being presumed guilty with no proof. Doth the Senate and House have voted to hold Whitewater hearings, although the dates and formats are still to Ik- negotiated. There's a s o c ia l prosecutor on the case. Th e Issue threatens la weaken Clinton p o litic a lly and divert attention from Ills 15)04 agenda Just when he needs the strength to push on health care and other proposals. In similar circumstances, prior presidents often chose to slum news conferences, where questioners pick Ihe subjects. T h a i Is not Clinton's strategy, although Whitewater questions clearly have Irked him. He's corning back for more tonight, knowing that the controversy will tie the prime topic. Clinton lias been known to Joke uboul the White House being a hunker these days, hut he has lieen accessible In full-scale news con fe re n ce herself to d cul w ith her Whitewater role Ihe way Geraldine Ferraro handled questions ubout her family finances when she was the Democratic vice jiresl.Initial nominee In IflHH. There's no hint that she will. conferences — 3H In 1003. 15 so far tills year by White House count — and In countless Q A A sessions after his dally Jogs, al photo sessions or In other settings. There's no guarantee that a question asked will be answered fully, and there are tough Whitewater points to be settled by the president. Hillary Rodham Clinton und administration appointees. Tha t will have to happen In official proceedings. Ihe special prosecutor's and the eventual hearings In Congress. Clinton Is doing the talking, holding news conferences at a pace exceeding that of presidents In the age of televised questions and answers, lie's averaging nearly four a month, wllh no letup during the weeks since Ihe nctllcsomc Whitewater questions became the focus. After all. II was grudging, piecemeal disclosures and an early attempt to withhold d o c u m e n ts fro m In v e s tig a t o rs th a t transformed Whitewater from a footnote Into a headache. In contrast. Ronald Reagan didn't have many news conferences to begin with, fewer when the Iran-Contra cloud formed over Ills White House. George Bush had them often during tils flrsl three years, seldom and then not at all In the final months of Ills unsuccessful campaign. Th e Bush While House tried lo counter media complaints by claiming he'd held 268 news conferences, a number reached by counting almut every time he'd answered a ncwsqucstlon. "Th ere Is no previous president who has been asked to undergo tills level of scrutiny about something that happened so long before lie became president. In the absence of any credible evidence that any violation of the law occurred," Clinton said In an Interview with USA Today. By more objective accounting. Hush did hold 142 during Ills one term. Reagan had only 50 news conferences In right years ' Jim m y Carter held 50. Gerald l< Ford 30 Richard M. Nixon conducted 37 In the presidency cut short by his Watergate resignation. And none at all In Ills llnul five months Grunting that. Rep. Robert Michel. Ihe House Republican leader, was rlghl when lie said "Ibis thing has a life of Ms own. keeps dragging o n .” Michel said Hie sooner Congress Investigates, the sooner the C lin ­ tons will have a chance to gel It out of the wav. But In the meantime, Clinton's willing­ ness to answer questions In the glare of T V cameras In a ready comeback to Republican critics looking for grounds lo accuse him of a cover-up. There have lieen suggestions that Mrs. Clinton should hold a news E D IT O R 'S N O T E - Walter R. M ean, vice president and columnist lor Th e Associated Press, has reported on Washington and national politics for more than 30 years ‘Tunnel rats’ blamed in cross-border crime wave By ARTHUR H. R O T S T IIN A ssociated Proas Wrttor_________ N O G A LE S . Arlz — Citizens of Nogales call them "the tulmcl rats" — Mexican youngsters as young as (i or 7 who cross the border through sewage-laden pljirs and emerge to heg and steal. Up to 100 homeless children have lieen playing und some­ tim es liv in g in the web of drainage tunnels und ditches I hat run between Nogules. Arlz.. arid Nogales. Mexico. P o litic ia n s ure. so fed up they've declared a health and safety emergency in hopes of gelling stale money, and want to pul up metal grates across the tunnels. "If they're not stealing, they're begging from you." said one resident. Jeannte St tell "A nri I didn't breed tlrrn . so I dun t want to teed them ." Police arrest live to 10 each day on suspicion of hurglury. robbery or assault. Officer Rob­ ert Castcncda said. Th e children are turned over to Border Patrol officers, who return them lo Mexico. "F iv e to 10 minutes later, they're hack." Castcncda said. Some of the youngsters live In Ihe 1030s-vintage drainage sys­ tem. authorities said. Am i more children have gone underground since Ihe Bonier ' Palrol dosed holes In the border fence and Increased patrols In recent weeks. A 1 7 -y c a r-o ld n ic k n a m e d Moclils. from L « Mochls. Mex­ ico. flrsl usked a reporter for money, then said he hud been living In (he drains for nine ycurs "because there's no other place to sleep." Many people on the U.S. side arc far from sympathetic. "It's not |ust nuisance. It's physical threats." |>harmaclst Jam es Manuel said Wednesday. "You've got people being uccosted, people getting robbed In daylight." Hculth offlcluls feur they could he spreading diseases such us cholera, hepatitis and tu b ercu lo sis from untreated water. Th e tunnels harbor fecal hnctcrlu that bus been measured up to 100 limes over the state limit. "Th e y 're wnslilng In It. they're splashing In It." said Patrick Z u r l c k . the c o u n t y h e a lth director. Police released a h id d e n cam era video of youngsters rinsing their hands In puddles, then eating. And there's chilling foolugc of young tunnel rats heating someone, uppurcntly an lllcgul Immigrant caught In the tunnel, with metal burs. Health workers have stopped going In with hags of chlorine for fear of being attacked, Zurlck said. Th e Santa Cruz County Bourd of Supervisors on Tuesday de­ clared an emergency In hopes of freeing $50,000 In state money. Th e y want to put grutes across the tunnel entrances hut have been unable to persuade the International commission that m m Ihe sewers to pay for the Job. Masaid Ptiolo by Tommy Vlncant 1 winkle twinkle little stars Somo o( tho stars o( Harold and tho Purple C ra yo n, a p ro d u c tio n o l tho pro-k and Mnclorgarton clossos at Idyllwtlclo Elomontary School shono brightly during a roconl dross Record settlement reached in breast implant cases By JA Y REEVES Associated Pross Wrltor ___________________ BIRM INGHAM . Ala. — Women who claim silicone hreasi Implants made them sick would have uj) (o 30 years lo mllcct as much us $2 million each under a multlblllkm-ilnllur settle­ ment approved by Implant makers. A federal Judge still must upjiruvc the agree­ ment. which al more Ilian $4 billion would tic the largest single product liability settlement In U.S. history. " T h is will he gival for the women of Am erica." said Stanley Cheslcy. a lawyer wlm negotiated on tx-half of women. Critics of tlx- settlement contend It Is not enough in comjx.-nsate the thousands of women who claim that silicone leaking Into their bodies from ruptured Implants made lliem sick. Dow Corning Corp., once tlx- nation's largest maker of silicone breast Implants, and Bristol Myers-Squlhh Co. agreed Wednesday to the final terms of the settlement, which wus almost two years In (lie making. Baxter Healthcare Corp. ulso said II would sign <xt. Th e mimufuclua'rs have maintained there Is no scientific evidence the Implants am harmful. "In contrast lo tlie uncertainties of a court trial, tills settlement jirovldes women with a predict­ able financial compensation (hat Is timely and prlvulc," said Gary K. Anderson. Dow Com ing executive vice |ircsldcnt. Th e settlement will provide Ix-iweeo $200.(XH) and $2 million to women with certain disorders blamed on the Implants. Women who liavc no health problems now run receive benefits If they develop Illnesses within the next 30 yenrs. Th e women do not have to prove their health |irohlems were caused hy implants. Silicone Implunts have been Mamed for such health problems us arthritis, mental fatigue, lupus and scleroderma, u hardening of the skin. A toll-free hot line will provide women wllh dctulls on the settlement and give them an opportunity tojnln It. Implant manufacturers can wtthdruw from the agreement tf loo many women rcject It and sue on their own. Dow C om ing said from Its head­ quarters In Mldlund, Mich. Tlie company no longer manufactures the Implants. U . S . D i s t r i c t J u d g e S u m P o in t e r of Birm ingham , (residing over nxirc than 7,000 Implant cases that were consolidated for settle­ ment tnlks. will hold a hearing before deciding whether to grant final approval. Barbara Flcrzog of Lakeville. I'u.. said she probably could receive more money through a lawsuit. She blnmcd leaky Implunts for chronic Joint puln, kidney problems and prcnntnl damage to her daughter, ix>w 5. rohoarsal Tho play, directed by toacher Gerry Woldon. was Ihe youngsters' lira) brush with stardom Legal Notices Legal Notices PUBLIC SALE CO N TEN TS OP STORAGE UNITS CONSISTING OF MIS C E LLA N EO U S ITEM S FOR TRAXEL. USA WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT 437 MINI STORAGE ZIO NORTH CR Of. LONG WOOD FL ON ) 31 94 AT 1000 HOURS Publish March 17. 34. 1994 DEP 141 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Nolle* ll hereby given Trl County Towing will sail al public auction lor salvage lor cash on demand lo highest bidder, Iha follow ng described vehicles 19*0 Bulck Skylark Vln rrCatlAT 1304*7 19*1 Lincoln Continental Vln I1MRBPV4F7BY4077I3 1977 Dodge Van VlntBIIAE7KI7793* 1*7* Dodge P'K Truck VlniDI4JE*S7*S47J 19*7 Hundal 4 Door Vin #XMHLF JIJ4HUI IS4*0 19*0 Chevy Camaro Vln « IPI7HAL S404S3 19*4 Chevy 4 Door Vln 443J49A14I944 1*7* Chevy Caprice Vln I1N49G9SI029U 19*0 Dodge Ram VlniJB7FP34tlBY70074* 19*7 Nissan 4 Door Vln 4lN4PB2ISJHC*4)409 19*7 Toyota C.llca Vln (JT3HA4410C4041231 19*9 Ford *00 Bo« Van Vln |F*0CCE7*J77 19*1 V W Sclrocco Vln 4WVWCA0SJ7BK0O22JJ 19*4 Plymouth 4 Door Vln IIP3BP74CIOI3740* 1*79 Lincoln Town Car Vln r*Y(2S7374«9 19*3 Honda Civic JHMAH3S2IFS02333* Th* auction will b* held ON: 04/01/94 AT 2PM Al THI COUNTY TOWING I1SJ BELLE AVE WINTER SPRINGS FL 3770* Prospective bidders may Inspect vehicles one hour prior lo sal* Terms art cash or carlllled funds THI COUNTY TOWING reserves Iha rlghl lo accept or re|td any and all bids Publish March 24.1994 OEP 32* ______________ UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION Rtmoval ol Iha b*low de scribed vehicles was conducted In compliance with F.S 713 71 Nolle* lhal Butch's Towing will sell laid vehicles al Public Auction lor cash on April 2, 1994 al 10 00 a m., al 7207 W 1st Slrtal. Sanford, Florida Wa reserve Iha right lo withdraw said vehicles Horn Public Auc Hors 19(3 Bulck 2D IDf IG4AM47AJDH*41«32 1*7* Dodge 3D IDIWH2JG4A7037M 1911 Dodge 3D IOUBJBL14A4BOJ72I1I 19*2 Plym Reliant IDIIPJBP49BXCFIJ7J9I 19*2 Plym Reliant IDl3BP2*BXCC304770 Vahldat may b* viewed on* hour prior lo tala. Sale* begin at 10:00a m. Publish: March34.1*94 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Flit Numb«r: *4 JU CP IN RE ESTATE OF SARA ELIZABETH W HITE. Doc easel) NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* admlnlsfr4llon of Iha estate ol SARA ELIZABETH W HITE. deceased Flit Number V4 714 CP. It ptndlng In Hit Circuit Court lor Stmlnolt County. Florid* Probtlt Dlvl lion. Hit td drtu ol which li XII North Park Avtnut. Sanford, Florid*, 32771 Tho names and addrattai of fht personal raprt tentative and fht par con* I rap retanlallvt't atfornay art la I forth below ALL IN T E R E S T E D PER SONS ARE N O TIFIED THAT All panoni on whom this nollca It tarvad who hava ob lactlont lhal challanga Ilia valid lly ol Hi* will. Iha qualification! ol Iha partonal rapraianlallya, vanua. or lurltdlctlon ol this Court ara raqulrad to Ilia Ihalr obltcllo nt wllh Ih li Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER THE D A TE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH cradilort ol Iha dacadanl and othtr partont having clalmt or damandt against decedent t estate must Ilia Ihalr claims wllh this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE A LL CLAIMS. DEM ANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARREO The dal* ol Iha llrsl public* Hon ol this Nolle* Is March 17, 19*4 Personal Representative Connie R Hoiack 19* Jay Drive Altamonte Springs. Florida 33714 Attorney lor Partonal Representative Stephan H Coovar Hutchison, Mamtle A Coovar, PA. P 0 Drawer 1149 Sanford, FLJ377J (4071 323 4051 Florida Bar No 03140*0 Publish: March 17,24. 1994 OEP IM £££.122_______________ We're More For You C*IMMim MOO-ACS-?^ �March 24, 1994 Sports Very nearly perfect IN BRIEF AROUND THE STATE Hulzenga gets Dolphins O R LA N D O — II. Wayne Hulzcngn milled the Miami Dolphins to Ii Ih collection of Florida sports franchises Wednesday when N F L owners approved Ids $138 billion bid. Th e owners, on a 24 0 vote, approved for at least two years the team's sale to the video mogul, contingent on a change In the league's policy of prohibiting ownership of teams In more thunonc sport. AROUND THE NATION Skiles boosts Magic S A L T L A K E C IT Y - Scott Sktles scored nine of his 11 points In the fourth quarter. Including a 17-fool Jumper with I I seconds left, helping Orlando beat the Utah Ja zz 08-03 Wednesday. Karl Malone liad 27 points and 17 rebounds for the Ja zz, who lost for the sixth lime In seven games after winning 10 slndght. Anfernee llardaway scored 21 points. Shoqulllc O'Neal 10 and Scott I H for Orlando. Shaq cleared to play for U.S.A. N EW YO R K — Now that corporate Interests have been satisfied. Shaqullle O'Neal Is free to rejoin the U.S. team for the world cham pion­ ships this summer. A deal Ix -tw m i PepsiCo and USA liasketliall has been reached that will enable O'Neal to play for Team U S A at Toronto. Th e Associated Press learned from twosourccs Wednesday. O'Neal d ro p ird olf the original team In October because he has an exclusive marketing agreement with PepsiCo, and one ol the U S team's prime s|nnsors Is McDonald's, a restau­ rant chain that sells Coca-Cola. O'Neal refused to sign a contract that would have allowed USA Basketball to market him In eonlllct with Ills PepsiCo contract. Gretzky scores No. 802 IN G L E W (K )l). Calll. — A wide grin spread across Wayne Gretzky's sweat-soaked face. Giddy with delight, he paused to revel In Ills new status as hockey's greatest goal-scorer. Fifteen years ago. Gretzky scored Ills first N H L goal against the Vancouver Canunks. O n Wednesday night, he came full circle. With a flick of Ills wrist. Gretzky gut the puck past Vancouver goalie Kirk McLean anil overtook Gordie HOwc with 862 goals " I don't think words can describe the emotion Hint I fell, and the feeling that I bad." he said. Ills blue eyes flashing. "I was pretty tickled. It was a pretty fun moment ." Howe, who retired In 1080. scored 801 goals In 1.707 games over 20 seasons Gretzky set the record m ills 1.1 I7tll game and I Sill season. |A R O U N D T H E W ORLD I Panthers Improve position H A M IL TO N . Ontario — S lu Barnes scored a first-period goal as the Florida Panthers tied the Toronto Maple Leafs l - l Wednesday night to Improve their playoff position. Th e Panthers, who have the highest first-year points total In league history at 75 (31-29-1J). Increased to four points their leud over the Idle Philadelphia Flyers and New York Islanders for the eighth and final pluyolf berth In the Eastern Conference. WHAT’S HAPPENING JUCO Baseball □ Indian River CC at Semlnolo CC. 3 p m Baseball □ Seminole el New Smyrna Beach, 7 p.m. □ Deltona at Oviedo, 7 p.m. JV Baseball □ □ □ □ New Smyrna Beach at Seminole. 3:30 p.m. Lake Mary at Laka Howell, 7 p.m. Deltona at Ovlado, 4 p.m. West Orange at Lake Brantloy1, 7 p.m. B o ys’ Golf □ Oviedo, U n lv o rs lty . Eastwood, 3:30 p.m. B and E d g o w a to r at „ □ Lake Howell ve. Lake Highland at Door Run, 3:30 p.m. B o ys’ and Girls’ Tennis Metcalf strikes out 12, blanks Rams on 2 hits By TO N Y DoSORMIER Horold Sports Editor O V IED O — Mark Metcalf wasn't perfect Wednesday night, hut he was close. Ion close for the cnlleettve comfort of the Lake Mary Rams. Pitching fur the Oviedo Linns. Metcalf wove a brilliant two-bit shutout, striking nut 12 nnd walk­ ing Just three as Oviedo tnp|>ed Lake M ary 5-0 lu a non-conference hasctiall contest at Mlkler Field. Not only were the Rams limited In Just two lilts — a first-Inning Infield single hy Bryan Schumakcr and a seventh-inning safety hy Dan Story — tint they only managed to gel the hall out of the Infield three times — twice on fly balls to right field and Story's single to left. "Th a t was nil awesome game for a high school pitcher." said Oviedo cnnrh Mike Ferrell. "M ark had command of all Ills pitches and In­ mixed speeds extremely well. " It's great to see Mark step forward and do that, not only for him. tint for us Pitching's been something of a sore point for us tills season We really needed this." Men all supported Ills cllorl with a pair ol Kill, driving in Todd Hellhorn wiili a ground ball In Hie second Inning and singling home T im Slavik lu the third Inning Hcllliorn led oil (lie second Inning with a double. Ills eighth consecu­ tive lilt going buck to Iasi Wednes- LIONS I. RAMS* li k lM i r y 000 000 0 — • 1 I Ov Oil 010 ■ - I 0 I Morollo. Rtnwlck 101 ontl Ptfoi M*lr«ll »nd Myn«t WP Moluill I) 01 LP - M**otU (1 1). 16 - Ovlotto Dollhorn ID - Mon* HR — Non* Rotordt — Lolt* M jry 100. Oviodo 10 I day. During Dial run. be lilt six doubles anil scored five runs. The streak came to an end when lie flew out In the third Inning. Overshadowed hy Metcalf was an Impressive performance hy Lake Mary pitcher Brian Manilla, who allowed Just four lilts and struck out eight In five timings of work hut was hurt hy five errors lone ol which was Ills own doing) as all hut one of the I.Ions' runs were unearned ‘ "W e've been playing like that lately." said Lake Mary conch Allen Tuttle. "W e'll be playing well, then someone will make an error and they'll multiply on us. "It wouldn't have mattered to­ night We weren't going to win tills game, not with the way that kid threw. Metcalf pitched a beck of a trail game." Slavik and Mike Rugleultis both bit one single and scored two runs lor Oviedo Bellhorn doubled and scored a run. Mclcall bad Ills single and two Rill Now IO-3. the Lions will be back In action ibis evening, hosting Hie Deltona Wolves In a SA-I)lslrlct 4 contest at 7 p.m. Lake Mary 110-51 will pluy again next Thursday at home against Sweetwater. Tenn. , V- From Staff Raporta **• LO N G W O O D — Kyle Calapa staked Lyman, lu an early lead with a two-run double In Hie (trsl lu llin g and pitchers To m m y Dixon and Kyle llaydr made If stand up as the Greyhounds ln-.il Hie DeLand Bulldogs 4-3 lu a SA-Dlstrlft 4 baseball contest Wediiewluy'idgm.1 Prom H a lf Raporta__________ ____ A L T A M O N T E SPRIN GS - W in ­ ning nil tint one singles mulch. Lake llrnntlcy swept a tenuis dual meet Irom Seminole Wednesday after­ noon at Sanlomlo Park. Th e Patriots buys banded the frits- .1 11 1 setback while the Lake liniullcy girls liested Seminole 5 2 r i l l ills vii< y t ti mi i in ». i» w i m i n i ii lu the boys' meet. Lake Brantley s Brian Elzkln and Alee Etheridge both won by 8 2 counts. Elzkln besting Oscar Cum onlzado at No. I s i n g le s w hile Etheridge lopped Sebastian Gras at No. 4. Similarly. Gerald Jones and Jason Levine both scored 8-0 wins. Jones besting David Edwards In the No 2 singles contest anil Levine defeating Eddie Vargas at No. 3. T y le r Rclllng completed Lake Brantley's singles sweep by licating Malt Durham 8-5 at No. 5 singles. lu doubles play. Cunnonlzudo and Edwards beat Elzkln and Jones 8-6 at No. I. In the No. 2 match. .1. Schw artz and Ju a n Del Agviln outlasted VargasundGrusH-7 17-21 On the girls' side. Rebecca Bear paced the Patriots with an 8-0 stroll by Tina White at No. 5 singles. Molly Sigourney (No. 2) and Sarah C c rto (No. 4) defeated Tiffany Sodcrstrom and Blanca Stevenson, re spectively, by the same 8-1 margin. At No. 3. Julie La Brel beat Miranda Weslmark 8-2. Seminole's only point In singles was scored by Aulircy Nelson, an 8-1 wlnri over Karl Glass al No. 1. Nelson and Sodcrstrom also com ­ bined to best Sigourney and La Bret 8-6 In the No. 1 doubles match. Al No. 2 doubles. Ccrto anil Bear beat Westmark anil Stevenson 8-4. Hoard Photo by Mwt Hutto Second basoman Klloy Calapa (No. 7) koyod Lyman's throo-run first innlno Wodnosday with a two-run doublo. sparking tho Groyhounds to a 4-3 win ovor DoLand. * Ota 100 0 — 1 « D»L*nd 1 Ml M0 * « » 0 Lytn<n Mlll*ndCu»f OI»on Moydt !S1 *"d 0 " * * '' WP 11 ' 1 S**o - MAycto llfdl SI - lym*n. Cotopo. Gronofl and Paulus ill non® HR — Non* Record* -L y m a n 10* ____________ _ Freeburg, Patriots shut down Deltona PATRIOTS 1, W O LV E II Prom Staff Raporta □ Greyhound Relays, Lyman High School, 4 p.m. SA N FO R D — Both the Six Puck und T im 's Team picked up n pair of wins Wednesday night at the Sanford Middle School G y m nntorlum to pull away from the rest of the pack In the Sanford Recreation Co-ed Power Vollcybull League. The Six Pack rallied by the Wunna Bee's 8-15. 15-0, 10-14 and swept the Y o u n g G u n s 15- 10. 1 5 - 1 0 . T i m ’ s T c u in scraped by Th e Hawks 11-15. 15-13. 15-9 and blitzed the Wanna Bee's 15-11; 15-7. M eanw hile, the third -pla ce Young Guns lost both of their matches, also suffering u 15-12. 15-5 setback at the bands of The Hawks. The Hawks completed their night by outlusllng the Wanna Bee's 15-12. 10-18. 15-13. W ith results reported from three of the first four weeks of the season, the Six Puck (0-1) con­ tinues to Icuil the circuit with T im 's Te am (5-1) a close second. They're followed by the Young Guns (3-4). Th e Hawks (3-5) and the Wanna Bee's (1-7). IM 0M I I I 1 300 00] ■ — S 4 1 L i l t Irantlay ^ " t o L M A l h l l (1) and L.FIto Fraaburg And Slu"*’ F,, “ r ' I d l LP - Parlttl 10 4) ID — Nona ID - Laka llranllay. Traal h r Nona Rtcordl - Dallona 1 *. Laka Branllay 10 I Dalton* A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS After surrendering an unearned run In the top of the first Inning. Anne Freeburg limited the Deltona Wolves to Just one lilt as her Lake Bruntlcy teammates posted a 5-1 win In fustpllch softball play Wednesday night. Nadine Whltc-Davls and Kelly Treat both had RBI singles In Hie bottom of Hie first Inning while Ircat tripled nnd scored In Hie nlxtli for the Patriots. Freeburg (9 2) allowed only a single to Rory Hogue to lead olf the sixth Inning while striking out seven and walking one. Freeburg also drew two walks, stole two buses, and scored u run. Prom Staff Raports_____________ Complete listings on Page 2B in " "* GREYHOUNDS*. BULLDOGS 1 Track and Field W C P X 0. N C A A M ens iw iii and ninth In their last IOgames. While Dixon (3-1) wasn't at tils sharpest, lie worked four gritty Innings before turning the game and a 4-.I lead over to Haydc In the Illili Hayilc res|Kiiided with three scoreless Innlllgs lor Ills Hilt d save of Hie season "You're going to have those <L»ys when 11 •» a struggle out there.” said Lym an coach Hob Met ullough. I bat s when you have light lor three or four Innings s o you don't have to (rin g lu reliever too quick. That's what T o m m y d id." Jason Grimed added a double and a single tor the Greyhounds 110-4). Mike Paulusaiso lilt a double. Kyle Gullies and Mike Krupa each lilt a single Pat Foranil bit two singles lor DeLauil Lym an will play again Friday night, when the Greyhounds will host the Deltona Wolves In another SA-Dlstrlct 4 contest at 7 p.m. Six Pack, Tim ’s Team roll □ 8 and 10 p.m. Tournum cnt. |L) How dominating was Mark Motcalt Wodnosday night* Not only did ho Ihrow a two-hit shutout at tho Lako Mary Rams, but ho struck out a dozen hittors as tho Rams managed to got tho ball out ol tho inf told just throo times Greyhounds add DeLand to streak Patriots serve by Sem inoles □Seminole va. Cypress Croek at L a k o S y lv a n , 3:30 p.m. COLLEOE BASKETBALL H*»M Photo by Milk Hunt Katie Hclmcrs contributed a single lor the Patriots. Stacey Stullcr. Whltc-Davls. and Erica Ihirmer scored one run apiece. Banner also bud an RBI. Hogue opened the game by reaching on an error unit scoring Deltona's run on Aaryn Mutjob's sacrifice tty. Luke Brantley's next game ts scheduled lor Tuesday. April 5. when the Patriots {10 3) will host Seminole In a Seminole Athletic Conference game. Cook, sons celebrate win By PAUL MAR3EQLIA Spoclal to tho Horald ___________ N EW SM YRN A B EA C H O r­ mond Beat'll proud papa Jack Cook outraccd ull chullengcrs to win the Late Model feature event last Satur­ day. March 18. at New Sm yrna Speedway. "W hat a great night." said Cook, a thrcc-tlme Speedway Late Model champion who pilots the Bob's Space Racer Comoro. "I win the race, m y 11-ycar-old son J.R . Is here, our new son. 1-month-old Dylan Alan. Is here for Ills first race, and I sold my car. "I'm really pleased that Dylunil was able to be In the winner's circle with us. You can't usk for a belter way to start life than by being a winner." Mike Fitch was second. Mulshing In front of Chuck Abell. Dennis Demers, und Ricky Wood. Bobby Sears charged through the field from Ills last-pluce starting position to lake the checkers In the Mint Stock main event. Scars, who picked up Ills sixth win of the season, raced whciTlo-w hccI with curly leader Conrad Grenier for six laps before he gained the advantage. Chasing Sears und Grenier to victory lane weie Joe Kern. Keith French, and Jared Allison. Barbara Pierce’s only competition □ See New Smyrna, Pago 2D FOR T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R TS IN Y O U R A R EA , READ T H E S A N FO R D H ER ALD D A ILY lAiiUrt ft 1*11*1 J iff IlfI " r * -.v-lYy*' rrtirf P �2B - Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thuraday, March 24, 1994 STATS & STANDINGS At SanterdOrlando Wrdneidsy night First race - J/U. B 14.44 IMiipl«*oodl.Ady 4 40 3 40 7 70 1Jubilant 4*0 7 40 f Wed River Stormy 3 70 O il I I 4 70 P l t l l 1030 T 11-1-7)44.4! Second race -3/1. D: 34 00 0 Hob Nob Baby 1 *0 3 70 3 40 /M ikeytSlich 3 00 3 10 SMy Man F*nl Frtd 4 40 o <* n u oo p ft n it to t u m i m t« oo ti it ii to s (t M tntr.ti Third r*c* — 5/14, O: 11.14 4 I’m No Saint 7 40 4 70 7 T i»k Chime Tym# 540 1 Yukon Toby 0 (7 4110 *«P (4 1) 74A0T 14 1 31114.00 Fourth race -5/14, Ci 11.44 4 Dynamic Dunnage 10 40 4 40 1Whispering Lady 4 40 a Jolly Joe O il 4) 10 70 P (4 1)44 44 T (4 1 4) 475 00 Filth roc*- -1/14. D: 11.11 7pay Attention 11 00 4 40 1 Foiy Swoel Pea 110 4Hero For Today 017 41 II *0 P (7 1)7140 T 17141141.74 Halts race --1 /!. Cl 14.74 5Pti flush Guy 9 10 5 40 t Yankee Peddler 510 7 Jemlasllc 0 (1 5 ) 17.44 P (I t) 41*0 T (1 1 1) 744.44 Seventh race -1/14, Ai 11.44 1Elsies Pop Tart 14 00 5 10 4 RacInCal 540 7Con Artist 700 170 140 1*0 1 40 * X) 500 100 440 340 500 J 70 300 3 40 110 0 lit) 44.00 P ft 4) ll.M T I t i n 411.40 t (I 41-All) 154.M Eighth race-5/14. C: l l.lt IDrypIo Leo I 40 1 40 110 4Gr*atAi*x 110 1to I Dutch Devroe 4 10 O 14 1) 11.00 PM 41 ll.M T ( M l) SM M Ninth race — 1/14. B: 11.11 1 Fresh Appeal 15 40 14 10 1100 aGolnOutOendn 1140 100 I Greyi Blu Banner 4.30 Q <141I I M P41 4) tl M T (14 1)444 44 llth rice - V I I . Dt 11.11 4 Yeehaw Dottle I I 10 lf.40 1 00 1Wardy'S Prlnceii I X ) 140 1Lorraine* Lene 4 00 0 1)4) l)).M P f l DI11.M T (1 1-1) 144.40 llth race -5/14, Dr ll.M 1 Cmndr Nchl 1010 4 00 5 X) ) E xcesslvt Force 5 to 7.70 I Act Wlte 100 O (11) 11 M P (11)41.00 T ( M l) M M0 T T (4 117 11) *44 Jackpot llll.M llth race-1/11, At It.tl I S| Speedy 440 1 00 1 40 4 Mega Vivian 1*0 140 7Prlma Ramcharger 1140 O i l 4)11 00 P t M ) 4 1 » T (M -II 111.44 lllh race — 1/1, 0:14 sir 7 Mad About Meggl# 140 4 40 1 10 4 Nancy H 4 40 1 X) 5Mike's Kink 1140 O (M l 14 40 P II 4) 41.44 T (14 1) 110 M OD (14 14) It! M 14th race-1/4. At 11.11 SMI Popcorn 14 40 41 40 5 00 4 Ud Bleckprlncots US 40 1100 ■ PI* Smoky Rich 10 00 O (411 IM M P (I 41II) » T ( M i l t il 40 I (5 4 All AID 441.40 A — I,Mil H - l l l f . W JA I-A LA I At Orlamki Semlnele Wednewhy night Flrttgame lArcun 14 00 f 40 5 00 1 Forurla 5 X) 4 X) 4 Pita 4 00 O I M ) 45 M P I I 11114.44 T (4-14) 411.14 Serondgem* 1 Plla Forurla 410 140 140 I Ricardo Aguirre 140 100 5 Irlgoyen Jo«e 5 40 Q (I II II 40 P il l) 51.M T (1 1 1) IM M DD II II f l II Thirdgem* I Cole Jo*e It 00 10 00 1 10 1 Irlgoyen Oyar I 5 10 110 4 Ricardo Erklaga 4 40 Q (I II 45 40 P (I 1) 73. JO T O 7 4)404 *0 Four ti game Id e a Reye* 10 40 4 40 1 10 I Ricardo Oyar I 100 J 70 ■ ColeAicue 5 40 O t l l l 11 44 P (1 11**00 T ( l l-l) 111 40 Filth fpme tOelo Erklaga 1140 I N 110 lOlea Aguirre 4 X) 1 40 4 Ricardo Alcue 140 O (1 41 14 40 P ft 1) 111.14 T (414) 141.14 Slsthgam* 1 Oelo Aguirre 10 10 f 40 I 40 4 Pardo Reyti S 10 1 40 I Marcel Forurla 140 0 (14) 54 10 P fl 41 114.M T (14 1) 14)1.44 Sevanfigame 1 Aiplllaga 010 4 10 4 40 lA ip Irl 4 40 4 00 lOlea 4 00 0 I M ) II 40 P I I D f l M T I I 1 1) 14) 44 Eiohlhgame • Said Mendl 1110 510 4.40 lArtm ayo Victor 140 4 00 1 Erklila Aiplrl 5 00 Q (1 4)11.14 P i l l ) 154,40 T T (1111 140 M Ninth garni 1 Said Victor 11 10 4 00 1 40 4 Aiplllaga Golllt f 40 140 1 Mendlbe Uralde 4 00 Q I) 4) 11 14 P 114) 1V.I4T II 4 I) 1)4 44 lothgame Ibellran 11 X) 10 40 4 10 5 Victor 4 40 4 40 1 Rene 1 40 Q(S I ) 11.44 P ( I 5) 10.14 T t i l l ) 1141.00 llth game 4 Erklila Golllt 1140 5 40 1 40 IMIkel Beltran 100 100 1 Rene Victor 4 10 Q (1 4) 41 40 P (4-1) l « . t l T 1411) 141.M llth game I Said Dob 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 Napa Victor 4 JO H O I Rene Mendi 4 00 a (1 11 14 44 P 11 1) 0.70 T (1 1 1) m 44 QO II 44 I All) I14.44QDU4A1 All) 111.44 lllh g>me 5 Mendlbe 14 00 71.M 110 4 Uralde 1140 f 10 1 Said 1 00 O 11-1) Itf.M P (1-4) 4.M ((-A ll) ll.M I All 4) 11.14 TS M l 14f.44 cirryevtr 1144.40 14thgame 1 Aramayo Uralda 4,40 1 00 1 40 IMIkel Bob 410 4 40 i Mendlbe Bellran 140 Q ( M l 14 10 P IMI144.M T I I I I ) 1)1.44 S (1 )1 All) 1)4.14 0 0 (1 All) 14.10 A — )I4 j 11-551,III SPRING TRAINING All Time* EST AMERICAN LEAOUE L Pci. 14 S 737 *14 1) 1 574 11 • 9 550 11 11 to 545 543 l) 11 10 u 474 4 to 444 9 12 474 9 12 474 9 12 474 W Seattle Oakland Boiton Detroit Cleveland Chicago Kama* City New York Baltimore Milwaukee Minnesota e Toronto Tent Calllornia DOGS f 1 LEA D ER S : B A S K E T B A L I 414 409 154 NATIONAL LEAOUE W Pc). 450 San Francltco 411 SI. Loult Atlanta 411 Lo* Angrier 400 545 Chicago 545 Colorado 545 New York 514 Philadelphia 514 Houtton IM Florida 500 Pllltburgh 414 Cincinnati 141 Montreal San Diego HI N O TE: Split squad garnet count In riant) Ingt Ties or college games donol Wednesday'* Game* Atlanta 4. New York Matt 5 St Loul* 4, Pllltburgh 1 Lo* Angela* I*. New York Yankee* 10 Cleveland 5. Cincinnati 1 Houston 11. Oelrolll Boston 1. Texas 1 ,11 Inning*, lit Toronto 11. Minn*tola 4 Oakland!. San DlegaO Milwaukee tl. San Francltco II Chicago White So* 4. Belli more l Colorado 111) I. Calllcrnla 7,10 Inning* Colorado (t l) 10. ArUonaO Ttiursde/s Oamit Flerida vt. La* AngeMtat V»r* Beach, n e t P Kama* City v*. Cincinnati al Plant City, 1.09 p m Boiton vt PhitadelpNa al Clearwater. I OS pm. Detroit vt Pllltburgh at Bradenton. 1.05 pm. Atlanta vl New York Yankee* at Fort Lauderdale, I 05p m Toronto vt BalllmcF* *1 SI Petersburg. 1 05 p m Montreal (111 y* New York Melt Its). Pori SI Lucie. 1:10P m San Diego vt Colcrado al Tucson. Aril.. 1:05 p m Milwaukee vt. Chicago Cub* at Meta Arli.,1 05p m. San Francltco vt. Calllornia al Temp*. Aril., 1 05pm Oakland vt Sealll* al Peoria, Arlj., 1 05 p.m, T tte t vt Minnesota al For) Myers. 1 05 pm Clevelarid vt Houtton al Klttlmmee. 1.05 p m. Ntw York Melt (ti) vt. Montreal (ttl *1 West Palm Beach. 1 05p m C O U J Q I BASM ALL EAST Rider 4. Prlncelonl SI Peler't 5. RutgertNewark 1 Trenlon St. II, York, N Y. 1 SOUTH Barry II, Eat) Stroudsburg I Benedict II. Ptellter) Catawba 14. Greensboro I Citadel J.S Carolina) Duke I, Campbell! Ertkin* 5. Belmont Abbey 1 F lagler t. North Central 1 Florida 11, Oeorgla St. 1 Florida St. 11, Wake Frrttl 4 Georgia Coll I, Weil Georgia 5 Georgia Southern I. E. Carolina! Jacksonville II. Flerldl AAM4 Jackionvllle SI 14. Auburn Montgomery 1 Lamar 5. Me Near* SI 1 Lenoir Rhyne I. High Point 1 Lincoln Memorial 14. Va InlermonIS LS U I. Arkansas St. 1 Marshall It, E. Kentucky 4 Methodism. Tulls 11 Mississippi Coll. 4. Mississippi 4 .11 Innings Mlttlltlppl St. 11, New Or leant 10 Nebraska WetleynS. OllerbelnO NewOrleentl 10.Mlstlsslppl SI M l Nlchollt St 1. E llknoitl North Carolina*. Davidson 1 N C Asheville 5. Morehead SI D N C Greensboro*. N Carolina A 4 T0 N C Wilmington), S C Aiken 1,10Innings NE Louisiana 10. Louisiana Coll. 4 NW Louisiana 5 1. Baptist Chntllan 10 Oakland City I II. Kentucky SI. *-17 OhioU I.Georgia*. lOInnlngt Old Dominion I). Virginia I Pembroke St 4 *. Sheplard 1 1 Rollins II, S, Connecticut 4 SI. Andrews*. Montclair SI 1 SI. Thomai 4, Kutrtown ) S C Spartanburg tj. Montreal Anderson 1 South Florida 14. dtvtland St 4 SW Louisiana 1 4, Stephen F Austin I I Tennessee Tech 4. W Carolina S Tutculum 15. Union. Ky. 5 Wagner 1. North Florida 1 Warner Southern 1, SI Xavier 1 Weil Flerida 1, Berry 0 Wingel* II, N Adams SI I MIDWEST Ball $1 1, Anderson. Ind 5 Uucknell 11, N Iowa* Emporia St. IS. Minn MorrlsO E vantvlll*4. Purdue 4 Illinois 77, Bradley 14 Indiana 11, Vaiparelio) Kansas SI I. Kansas S Mar 1*11411, West Liberty 51 I Neb Omaha 10, Emporia SI. I Norlhwd. Mich. I D , Aquinas 11 SE Missouri 14. Iowa M Xavier,Ohio*, N Kentucky! Washburn II. Benedictine. Kan 5 Wittenberg II, Eerlham I Wooster I). Mount UNon 4 SOUTHWEST Arkansas I). Oklahoma SI. 4 Christian Brolhen t) t. Williams Baptist II E. Te ia s B aplltl * II, MldAm erlca NaIarena 5 I Fori Hays SI. 1111W. Tanas A IM I t Metro SI. 1 1, Hardn Simmons 1 4 Oklahoma 14, South Alabama 1 Rice*. SWT*.as SI 0 Sam Houston St. I), St, Edward’s. Teias 1 SE Oklahoma 14 5. Abilene Christian 5 4 Teiat Christian S, Lubbock Christian 1 Teias San Antonio I, Schreiner 1 Teias Tech II. Ntbretka Kearney 4 FAR WEST Air Force I) II, S. Colorado 4 4 AiusaPacific II. Llntleld4 Cal Lutheran 1, E Connecticut 0 Pacific Lutheran*. Southern Cal Coll 1 Point Loma I). Hawaii Pacific 5 Pomona Pillar 4, W. Baptist 0 RegisX) II. Denver 14 1) Whittier 1. Pacific. Or* 1 TOURNAMENTS Tulan* Invitational Round Robin Akron*, Portland St.I Akron 7, Mercer I . Portland SI. >, Tulanat. I) innings NBA STANDINGS EASTERN CONFERENCE Allantic Division w L Pc). GB H 14 >04 — Ntw York 40 1/ .547 7 Orlande V 74 .5*1 4V| Miami u 51 .573 17 Naw Joraey 22 47 .144 731-4 Bos Ion 21 44 111 74 Philadelphia 19 47 71* 770 Washington Central Division 47 It .717 — i Atlanta 44 71 *57 30 Chicago Cleveland 17 X 151 Indiana 35 X 45* 74 34 44* Charlotte 14 4/ 7(1 Detroit Milwaukee 1* 47 377 W ESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Division w L Pit. i Houston 44 11 .71* 44 70 *47 ■ San Antonio 41 75 *31 Utah Denver 22 3) 50* 19 47 711 Minnesota Dallas 1 51 111 Pacific Dvition 44 17 75* i Seattle Phoenli 42 71 4*1 Portland 40 37 547 Golden Slat* 21 17 U5 L A. Lakers 71 37 451 74 41 544 L A Clippers Sacramrnlo 22 41 34* 109 Ills )7(y 71 2I'Y OB — 1 5 11'* 71 14 — 5 4 10 70 34 15'* ■ clinched playofl spot Wednetdey'i Games Chicago 44. Philadelphia ! ) Allants 100. Charlotte*) Detroit 111. L A Clippers 10) Indiana 71. Cleveland)) L A Lakers II). Dallas 104 Orlando4*. Utah*) Thursday's Oames Botl on aI Washington,) 50p m L A Lakers al Houston. I 50 p m Miami at Denver, 4 pm. phoenli al Seattle. lOp m Milwaukee at Golden Stale. 10 )0p m San Antonio al Sacramento. 10 JOpm NBA BOXBB MAOIC tg, JAZZ *1 ORLANDO (44) Stoll 4 15)7 II, Tuner 111)111. O'Neal 7 115 11 14. Hardaway 4 II 5 5 71. Anderson 74 14 10. Skills 5*01 11. Royal 1 7 0 0 4. Kryslkowlak 0 1 0 0 0. Bowl* 7 500 4. Rollins 0 0 1 7 ) Totals 1) 74 1*574* UTAH (41) B*noll 0 1 7 7 7. Mslone 10 74 7 10 17, Spencer 5 4 5 4 It, Humphries 4 10 00 I. Stockton 4 IS 7 ) 77. Hornacek 4 11 1 ) 11. Chambers 7 1 5 4 * . Corbin 0 7 1 4 ). Russall 0 00 00 Totals 11 75 77 ))* } Orlando 11 14 54 14 — 41 Utah II I I 14 14 - 4) 1 Point goals — Ortondo 5 14 (Turner 1 3. Skills I 7. Scot) I 4. Anderson 1 4. Hardaway 0 1). Utah 7 7 (Stockton 7). Benoit 0 1. Humphries 0 1. Hornacek 0 I. Chambers 0 I), Fouled out — Non* Rebounds — Orlando *7 (O'Neal 4). Utah 54 (Malone 17) Asslsls — Orlando 71 (Hardaway. Anderson. Skills S). Utah 77 I Stockton 17) Total loult - Orlando 70. Utah 75 Technicals - O'Neal. Malone. Orlando Illegal delena. Utah Illegal detente A -14.411 COLLEQI BASKETBALL National Invllaton Tournament All Timet EST Third Round Wednesday. March 7) Vlllanova 7*. Xavier.Ohio 74 Vanderbill *4. Clemsoi 74 Thursday. March 74 Bradley 17)71 vt Siena (75 7) al Glens Falls. N Y . ) 50 pm Fresno Stale (71 M) al Kansas State (14 171,1pm Samllnals Al New York Monday. March 71 Vlllanova 111 17) vt Bradley Siena winner. TB A Vanderbilt (14 11) v i Fresno St Kansas St winner, TBA Champomhlp Wednesday, March X Semifinal losers, a alp m Semilmalt winners, 4pm NCAA Men'tTeurnemenl All Timet EST EAST RCOIONAL Regional Semifinals Al Miami Arena Friday, March 11 Boston College (7) 10) vs. Indiana (34II, 7 lip m Florida 17/71 vt Connecticut (74 4|, 10 minutes following SOUTHEAST REOIONAL RegionalSemllinals Al Thompson Boling Arena Knoivll*. Tenn. Thursday, March II Marquell* (74 I) v* Duke (71 5). 7:l ip m Purdue (71 4) vt Kansas 177 7), 30 minutes lol lowing MIDWEST REOIONAL Regional Semifinals At Rewniot Arena Oalas Friday. March 11 Arkansas (77 7) vt Tulsa (73 7).1:07p m Michigan (75 7) vt Maryland ( I I til. 50 mlnultt lot lowing * WEST REOIONAL Regional Semifinals At The L. A. Sports Arana Los Angeles Thursday, March 14 Missouri (77 1) vt Syracusa (714), 1:07 pm Louisville (715) vt Arizona 177 5), 50 minutes following NCAA Womer/t Tournament All Timet EST EAST REGIONAL Regional Semifinal Al Louis Brown Athletic Center Pfscalawey, N.J, Thursday, March 74 North Carolina (74 7) vt Vanderbill (75 7). 6pm Connecticut 174 7) v i Southern Mississippi 174 I I . I D p m MIDCAST REGIONAL RegionalSemllinals At Bud Waflon Arena rayeltevlll*. Arh. Thursday, March 74 rennets** <11 1) vt Louisiana Tech 171II. 7pm Virginia (77 4) vs Soulharn Cal (75 1). 4 50 pm MIDWEST REOIONAL Regional Samillnt.lt At The Erwin Special Events Center Austin, Teias Thursday, March 74 Penn Stale (77 71 vs Selon Hall (77 4), 7 pm Alabama (744) vt Teiat Tech (74 4). 4 50 p m. WEST REOIONAL ReglonatSemllinalt At Maple* Pavilion Stanford, Calil Thursday, M arch)! Purdue (77 41 vs Texas AAM (3) 7). 4p m Colorado (77 4) vt Stanford (74 5), II 50 pm NHL STANDINGS All Timet EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Allantic Division a N Y. Rangars 45 77 7 47 7*5 307 41 11 II 41 34* 145 Naw Jtrtey 14 )1 ( 7* 135 134 Washington Florida )t 74 )) 71 144 741 Philadelphia ) ) 34 7 71 14) 775 N Y . Islanders 3133 4 71 150 7)5 1) 34 t* 4* i n m Tamp* flay * • Nor theid Division Pllltburgh 3* » 13 44 14) 15) 3* 75 11 11 75) 707 Montreal » 75 1) *4 744 714 Bos Ion Buffalo 37 71 4 4) 744 144 Quebec » 14 7 47 140 147 Hartford 14 41 1 54 147 141 Ottawa 17 S4 1 ) ) 175 )44 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division W L T Pis OF 0A x, Toronto 34 7) 17 40 141 )10 4) 14 5 44 1)1 741 i Detroit 3* 75 10 44 7*4 7)5 i Dallas St Louis 15 74 9 74 7)1 147 35 31 1 71 1)4 704 Chicago Winnipeg 11 44 1 51 1)1 744 Pacific Qvlsian ■ Calgary 54 77 12 14 744 7)5 54 34 2 75 350 754 Vancouver San Jos* 15 3) IS 45 704 755 Anaheim 37 41 s 54 101 715 74 51 II 54 7*1 714 Los Angeles 70 47 12 5) 1)1 374 Edmonton X clinched playoll tpul Wednetdey’i Oames Ottawa5. Detroit 4 SI. Loult 1. Butlalo) Flerida I, Terentel.ll* Winnipeg 1. Montreal I N Y. RangenS, Edmonton) Vancouver!, Lot Angeles 1 Thursday’s Oames Anaheim al Boston, 7 B p m Ottawa al Pllltburgh, 7 15 p m Tampa BayatN«w Jersey, 7:55 pm . Florida al Philadelphia. 7:15 p. m. San Joteal Toronto, I U p m Montreal al Chicago. I 15 p m NHL SUMMAWIBB 111Kl Linesmen — TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL American League BOSTON REO SOX - Sent Carlos Quin tana, lift) basemanouttleldar. to iheir minor league camp lor reasslgnmanl CLEVELAND INDIANS - Assigned Paul Letch, pitcher, outrlgtd lo Columbus ol the South Atlantic League TEXAS RANGERS - Acquired Junior O rlli. catcher, from the Cleveland Indians lor Paul Letch, pitcher, and a player lo be namgd later Nellenat Leeaue CIN CINNATI REDS - Assigned Kurt Stillwell, Inlietder, to Indianapolis ol the American Association M ON TR EAL EXPOS - Traded Glenn Murray, oulllalder, lo t>* Boston Red Soi lor a player lo be named later BASKETBALL National Basketoall Association BOSTON C E LTIC S - Released Tony Harris, guard DALLAS MAVERICKS - Activated Sean Rooks, center. Irom lie ln|ured list FOOTBALL National Fastball Laagu* PHILADELPHIA EAOLCS - Resigned William Perry, de'mtly* tackle, lo two on* year contracts Canadian Football Laagu* LAS VEGAS POSSE - Signed Lee Sail, quarterback, and BradLeggell. center HOCKEY Nallenal Hockey League NHL — Suspended Dennis Vial, Ottawa Senators defenseman, tor on* gem* without iay and fined him SKD lor shooting a puck nlo the Buffalo Sabrei bench on March 70 ST. LOUIS BLUES - Recalled Vital! Karamnov and Tony Hrkac. forward*, and Parris Dullut. goalie Irom Paorla ol the International Hockey League TAM PA BAY LIGHTNING - Recalled Jim Cummins, 1*11 wing, and Eric Charron, delensaman, Irem Alania at the , Internetlenal Hockey League COLLEGE CALIFORNIA — Announced that Jason Kidd, guard, will loregu hit final two years ol eligibility lo enter Ih* NBA drafl CANISIU1 - Named Jason Ryan men’s and women’s swimming coach OKLAHOMA STATE - Named Tommy Kaiser light ends and special learns coach YESHIVA — Fired Mike Cohen, women’s besketballcoach r TV/RADIO COLLEGE BASKETBALL I p m. — WCPX A NCAA Tournament. Syracuse vs. Missouri. (LI 10 p m. — WCPX A NCAA Tournament. Purdue vt. Kansas, (L ) 10:10 p.m . — SUN. Women. NCAA Tournament, Purdue va Teies A IM 17:10 a m — SUN. Women, NCAA Tournament, Colorado** Stanford 1:30 l . m , — SUN, W omen, NCAA Tournament. Virginia vs. USC 4 a m — SUN, Wbmtn, NCAA Tourna man). Alabama vs. T tM t Tech GOLF * p m. — USA, The Players Championship. (L> 5p m - ESPN. LPGA Olnah Short. (L) OYMNASTICS I p.m. — ESPN, Hlllcn Invltalalonal HOCKEY / 30 p m. — 54, SUN. Tampa Bay Lightning at New Jertay Devils, (LI TENNIS 3 a m. — ESPN, Davit Cup USA vs India, (L) Radle BASKETBALL 7:07 p m. - WGTO AM (5401. NCAA R*g!onal Doublehaader, Marquell* vi. Duke, followed by Arliona vt Loutlvlll* MISCELLANEOUS * p m . - WGTO AM <540). The Press Boi 4 pm . - W E LE A M (13*0). Talk Sports Wllh Pel* Rosa 7 p.m. - WWNI AM (740/1*40), Tha Sports Nut 10 p m. - WWNZ AM 1740). Florida Sports Eichangt 10 p m - W GTO AM 1540). Sports Bylina USa Kruger: Gators don’t deserve ‘overachievers’ tag By FREDQOO DALL APSporls Wrller G A IN E S V IL L E Florida's Sweet 10hound Gators have grown weary of (thclr Image as a leant of ovftruchlcvcrs. Coach lain Kruger points to the best record In school history, a strong finish In " I know everyone hus their own opinion, the Southeastern Conference and a No. 3 but with the way we've played all season, I seeding In the N C A A East regional as proof * wouldn't count us out." said Craig Brown, Ills team belongs among (he nation's ellic. Florida’s second-leading scorct. Th e Gulors (27-7) may be slight un­ "Connecticut Is a very talented team." derdogs going Into Friday night's regional Brown said. "W e Just huve to approach this st-mlflnal against second-seeded C o n ­ game the wuy we've approached the others. necticut In Miami, but H uy don't lack The manner we've prepared each time out Is confidence. the key to the success we've had." S T . A U G U S T IN E - Here In the Florida Sports Writers Associa­ tion Class 2A All-State l>oys and girls basket hall teams lor the 1993-94 season: CLASS 2A BOYS First Team A n d d r lk k F ra z ie r, s e n io r. Tam pa I’rcp: Dcs Baxter, soph­ o m o re . Port St. Jo e : Eddie Sltannon. senior, West Palm Beach Cardinal Newman: Scott Hall, senior. Sarasota Cardinal Mooney; Carl Thom as, senior, Tam pa Prep Second Team D e n n i s B a ld w in , s e n io r . Frostproof; Mike Glhhs. (nnlor. Green Cove Springs Clay: this K itch e n , sophom ore, Ta m p a Catholic: David Thomas, senior, Lak e B o ile r U n io n C o m ity : Jason Sewer, settlor. West Palm Ik-ach Cardinal Newman Third Team Ke it h W i l l i a m s , senior. Freeport: Ron Dixon, senior. W lltiw o n d ; Alex H a rrin g to n . Junior. Boca Baton St. Andrew's: Chris Irvin, senior. Cross C Dixie C ounty; J e rri Scum Junior. Tallahassee Florida III) CLASS2A GIRLS FlrztTeam Sharon Bellamy, junl F ro s tp ro o f: J u lie J o h u s o Junior. Tam pa Academy of Ho Names: Tarra Blackwell, settle Wlltiwond: Terra Bass. Junlt Newberry: Demi Domhrose. nlor, Cocoa Beach. SocondTvnm Tik i Flol. senior. Meibom: Central Catholic: Nyreka Sm ll Ireslunan. Lake Butler Unit: C o u n ty : L n tn rh u Rnhlnsot Ju n io r. W lllls to n : A n d rc a n We a v e r , se n io r, W lld w o o t Jessica Dykes. Junior. Keystoi Heights. Third Team Lindsay Curce, senior. Ikntlfav H o lm e s C o u n t y : L uH Ito nd u Jenkins, senior. Crescent City Beck Carter, senior, Ft. Pierre Jo hn Carroll: Tlcsha Edwards. Junior. Cross City Dixie County. Tara Teague, sophomore. Key Sunbelt champs make presence felt early 1 MAPLE LEAFS I. PANTHERS I (O T) Toronto 0 4 1 4 -1 Florida 1 0 6 0— 1 First Period — 1 Florida. Barnet 70 IMollanby. Low ry), I) 44 Penaltlel — Soveryn, FI# (holding), 54: Osborne, Tor (Interference). 4.70. Gillen, Tor Ihooking). 15:15; Belanger. Fla (holding stick), 15 14, Cirella, Fla (tripping). 17 04. Cuban. Tor ( Interlerence), 14 II Second Period — Men* Penalty — Severyn. Fla (hooking!, 1:74 Third Period — 7 Toronto Gitmour 7a (Garlnar Clark), a 71 Penally - Berg Tor (high slicking). 10 7) Overtime — Non* Penalties — Non# Shots an goal — Toronto 17 117 1-11 Florida) ) I) 1-77 Power play Opportunities — Toronto 0 ol 4 F lor Ida 0 o il Goalies — Toronto. Rhodes. 1 5 1 177 shots 71 saves) Florida Flfrpalrick. H I T A - 17,04* Rtlere* — Don Kohartki AndyMcElman, Bob Hodges Asaoolatad P rM t By BILL SIBBERT Spocial lothoHorald B A B B F .B V IL L E David Rogers. Sun lid l champion of I lit1991 N A S t’AH Winston Racing Scries, and Tony Ponder. I lit' 1993 Sunbelt cliamplon. served notice Iasi Salunlay nlgiil to (lie rest of Ih r drivers In lite division al Volusia County Speedway that lilt- W RS Late Model Dlvi stun will tie a w arlu 1994. Rogers wetu on lo win. leading Hie pack with Ponder, running l a l l - t n - l a l l a n d stim e llin e H doorhantlle-lo-tkHtrliaiidle until P o It der blew a lire lale in llie race Finishing second lo Rogers was G u y Thom as of Jacksonville while Jeff and Jason Burkett ol Long wood ran attend ol Wuyuc Lockfti lo round out (tie top five ui tlie 30-lap. 12-mr fealure Ollier dlvislotLil feature event winners w r r r Jacob W arren of Orlando (Super Stocks). Orange C i t y ’s C itrls L a w rrn e e (Pro Stocks). Rod Butcher ol Oviedo (Mini Slocks). Lake Helen's W ray Shaffer (Florida Modllleds). and J im Butler from DcBary IHohhy Stocks). "W ll)i good compellllan like (tils and throw In a little ag gresslvc driving. It's going In make for some exciting shows." said Rogers after winning the race that reinstated the Lute Models as Volusia's premier racing division Rogers slnried on Hie oulslde of Hie second mw hul was In second place by Hie end of Hie first lap and look over tIn- point during the second lap lie kepi that spot, th o ug h s t r ongl y challenged by Ponder several t i me s , all the w a y to the checkers Jason Hot ki ll had Ihc eatlv lead before Rogers look over Scott l.aughllu (Kt-ssuted Roger*, for several laps before Ponder sllpjied Into llx- No 2 spot Thom as, who slipped around Laughlln and lin k third Ih-Ii Iih I Rogers and Ponder on lap five walled his turn until Ponder blew a lire idler 2ti laps In the Super Slock 20 lap(« t W a rre n — dr i vi ng Pnudci *. back-up ear — started on Hi* outside Ironl row and was in lie lead lo stay hv the end ol ihi first hall-mile lap Warren was billowed by Rush Kbcrsolc. Je rry Glllturd. Chad Allman, and Mike Rubin. Law renee started the Pm Slock feature on Hie outside ol lap three but was on leodei Debbie Gamm on's lull by Hu end ol the llrsl Lip ol Hie Ifi-lap lealure and was in Hie lead h\ the end ol Hie second circuit. Rounding mil the top live behind Lawrence were Gary Rudolph, Nelson Uourgonc. Paul Sehloss. nud Larry McCormack Bull bet dliln'l lake over Hulead in the Mini Slocks main event until the sixth lap. then h e l d on i n t ake hi s first checkered Hag of 1994. Follow mg Butcher across Hie Mulsh line were- L u rry M cCollum . Ch.nl I’elltey, Rick Fairbanks, and Wes Fllvuw, S h .tile r chased J o n ( mn paguuue Hi ol Grange City Im the llisl I I lii|Pt ol the 29l.il1 Florida Modllleds feature. H um took control oil lap 15. Shaltri was billowed hv C'ompaguoiii John Smith. Dave Masoltl. and Dwayne As.iv New Smryna C o n tin u e d fro m IB In the S p o r t s m a n feulure was her husband. Butch Driving In relief i/ Art Chapman. Butch Pierce hounded Barbara for the last seven laps, but with each attempt al a pass. Barbara would slam I he door " I just have in a dm it li. Burharu Is one tough driver." said Mutch Pierce, a two time Mouther champion "She races everyone hard, hut tonight, she was determined to w in ." Riek Johns was thud followed by Wall hoggins and Jo hn W ill. Dave Savlekl started nil the pole and weld on to lead every iup In w i n n i n g Ills second Modified feature of the season. Savlekl was challenged by To m Hull J r . for (lie point until the final lap. Coming out of turn four on the I Inal clrcull, Joe Middleton got pist Hall lo take the runner-up s j x m . Je rry Pofflnberger and Wally Patterson came In fourth and fifth behind Mali. Allen Rhodes, who also led every lap of lit* race, look the win in (lie Limited Lale Models by iwo car lengths over Ricky Wood. For Rhodes, It was his seventh lealure w in ul the season In low behind Rhodes and Wood were Darrell Frye. Joe Slrt-hle. and Don Roberts F o r m e r K i m - A h n i i l p 11<>i C h u ck Vnln came from Hit middle ol Hie puck and got around Gary Flush on lap right to lake the polui in Hie Bomber division in.tin event. Vula later fought off challenges from Glenn Cusiro and Mike Ylngllng to secure his second win ol the year Completing Hu- lop live were Frosh and Brian Kchllmmcr. T h e Ac t i o n Per f or manc esponsored Run-About feature turned mil lo he another slain hang crowd plenser as 13 ears look Ihc green ling, But only seven ears were still running w h e n t he c h e c k e r e d H a g dropped. Dan MaeCarrlek, who was able lo stay ahead ol the “ action" ol the circular demolition derby, not ched the wi n over T im Nichols. .Jim Conk. Jeff Brazil and Mark Muufrcdl. Th e pH crew uintcst was won by Hie team of Dennis Demers Finishing second was the crew of Jack Cook. TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 200 W. 25th St, Sanford ■i �SM T T T T T -rr f f f f r f t *77" FT Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday. March 24, 1994 - 3B People BSP chapter reviews history IN BRIEF Members journey back to Seminole County in 1925 S A N FO R D — Laureate Alpha Ta il chapter of Hcla Sigma Phi met Tuesday, March 15. at (he home of Grace Marie Sllnrelpher at w h ich tim e officers were elected for 1994-95. Th e y arc: president. Kathryn Carlson: vice-president. Patricia Johnson: recording secretary. Am orcl La Kona; trea­ surer. Grace Marie Stlncclphcr: corre­ sponding secretary. Ju n e Helms. City Council representatives will be Kathryn Carlson. Patricia Johnson and Pamela Hawkins. Following this year's Florida theme. Stlncclphcr presented u program on Semi­ nole County In 1925. using Information from a chamber of commerce publication of thul date. Citrus and farming were promi­ nent during that time, the principal crop being celery. Tb ls area was producing C h a p l n l n .J im S p e e s e a n d . J a m e s M . M c C o y one-third ol the celery In the entire United Slates. Seminole County's population was 14.5(H); I 1.5(H) lived In Sanford which was the 12th largest city In the stale. Sanford was one of the best paved cities In the United Stales and contained three hanks and four hotels It was the railroad center for central Florida and It had river steamboats making dally trips up the Si Johns to Jacksonville. Hrothcrs packing planl. Longwood was the poullry center of the state while Altamontc Sprlngs had Its citrus groves, farming, and greenhouses. Among other tilings. Lake Mary offered fishing and hunting and there was a casino and bathing on Crystal Lake Lake Monroe was a truck farming section and Oviedo had citrus packing houses and truck farms. The county had 12 schools live of these being In Sanford. The town of Osceola which Is no more, was touted as the county's principal com ­ mercial community. Located there was a cypress sawmill and a planing mill which cmployrd a large number of men for whom the company had hnllt a modern town Industries Geneva boasted of were the Wakefield Preserving Company and Levy Farller In the month, the chapter honored Its Valentine Girl. Pamela Hawkins, with dinner at the Olive Garden In Casselberry. At this time she was presented a lovely heart necklace. Th e chapter attended the Sanlord Museum's grand opening and plans to attend the Winter Park Art Festival this weekend. Speese receives Honor Medal Cam p slots open At llic slate (-(invention of the Air Force Association In Orlando recently. Chaplain dim Speese. USAFKet, of Alta­ monte Springs, was presented the G ro rg r Washington Honor Medal hy dames M McCoy, president of the national Air Force Association, on lichnll of Freedoms Foundation of Valley Forge The citation was for "Individual Achievement In Bringing Altoul a Greater Understanding of the American Way ol Life." Specifically cited were Ills writings compiled as "Chaplain dim Speaks." and Ids activities In patriotic organizations and events The award period was from May I. 15)92 to May 1. H )u :t. Tills Is the 17th Freedoms Foundation Award Chaplain Speese has received. CALENDAR East-West Kiwanis Club meets Thursday Fast-West Klwunls Club ol Sanlord meets every Thursday at 7 p in at the Friendship A Union Lodge building, corner of Locust Avenue and Seventh Street Visiting Klwanlans un­ welcome For Inlormatlon. call Robert Whittaker, president H8{l-(iO-l2 Overeaters Anonymous meets weekly Clvercatcrs Anonymous meets every Thursday, at 7:30 p h i .. at the Com m uilllv United Methodist (11111111 Puiey Ridge Road and U S 1792. Casselberry For Inlormatlon. cull Carol 522 (H157 Sunrise Kiwanis meets Friday Body to be cremated can be viewed in rental casket The Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis d u l l meets every Friday, at 7 u rn., at Shoney's. US 17-92, south of Airport Boulevard Visiting Klwanlans are welcome For Information, call Uruee McKlbbln. president. 322-0331 N EW A R R IV A LS Th e lollnwmg lilrilis have been recorded at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs Feb 13 — Diane anil Robert M c C o n n e ll. Longw ood. boy. Valeite and Mark Linn. Winter Springs. Iniy Feb 14 — Leslie Fletcher and Dennis Nu/lata. Casselberry. Itoy: Jerri and Gulslum Halil. Winter Springs, girl: Precious llriHiks and Raymond Thornton. Altamonte Springy, boy Feb. 15 — Kesha Johnson and Krlc Stimu li Hell.Sanford, girl Feb. 1 6 — Mlcbcllc and Joseph Powell. Sanford. I*>y Feb. 17 — Kathleen and Kellli Mullicrn, W lntcrSprlngs. girl Feb. IH — Wendy and A n ­ t h ony Ri chard. Al t amont e Sprlngs. Imy Feb. I!) — Karen and Steven Fnwcellc. Winter Springs, boy Feb. 20 — Jnctpicilnc and H r uce Hal ley. A l l a m n o l e Sprlngs. boy; Toni and Michael Nea rl y every youngst er dreams of a week at summer cam p. Som e 8.000 students from all over Flirlda have real­ ized dial dream at the camps run by the Division of Forestry. Florida Department of Agrleul lure and Consum er Services since 1974. ()|x-nlugs are avail­ able lor the Division of Forestrv summer camp at Wlthlaroochcc State Forest Knvtroumcnlol Ccn ter near Brooksvtllc. Herald Photo by Hermans* hrodder Lynx announces expansion, improvements Acllvltlcs Include the study ol air, snll, water, plan ts and At a rocont mooting ol (ho Ovor 50 Club. addross issuos Rochon, dlroctor ol operations ani mal s, m ap and com pass Sanlord. mombors woro onllghtonod on tho Lynx lor Lynx, told about plans lor oxpansion. and eo n I e s l s . e an o c I n g I h c Transit Systom Prosldont Bill Gunstor (from loft) Morris, a Lynx supervisor and Sanlord nativo, Wtlhlacoochcc diver and hiking looks on whllo Tom Rochon and Bill Morris spoko about improvements the forest Iralls. T h e study groups are broken down by ages and are under the guidance ul p ro fe s s io n a l f or est er s a n il specially trained college stu dents. Students must tie tie tween 10 and 14 years uf age. Recreation arttvtdrH Include s w i m m i n g , llsld n g . softball, soccer, basketball, plngpong and field games. Guest speakers at director misleads a customer the weekly camp programs arc DEAR ADDYi " A n A v i d and sells him (or her! a casket, experts in die fields of environ­ Reader in Woonsocket, I L L ” he Is In violation of federal law." ment. forestry orriinservnllori. wrote you almut a funeral home Cam p slots arc available to My Imshnnd always explains the dial charged $ 1.2(H) for a casket F T C law-, but lias lo explain I he Ju n e and Ju ly . Informadon Is when I lie deceased was to have available hy ratling Seminole eremalorv requirements been cremated: Perhaps you Wbeii peopie use our services, ( ’utility Forester at 323-2500 didn't know dial II the deceased dn-v me mil always In the best ol ext 5562 II I Orange Countv Is to la: cremated. II Is possible lo shape emotion.illv I hey are 856 6512 rent a casket lor die viewing. I dealing with the shock ol their tiave two experiences with tills loss and don't always hear what — one In Florida, where die has been told to them An rental was $500. and one In DE A R A N O T H E R A V I D experienced Inner.d director will Rhode Island, where we paid take time to explain the correct SI.2(H) (The cost covered the READER: Perl laps you're right procedures whether he Is dealing use and refurbishing for later Yours was one of many letters NAKED GUN 331/3 **..?? with a lull funeral service or a sparked hy (hat c o lu m n . I use hy someone else.) 2 00 3 43 S 30 7:19 • 00 (PQ-U) cremation Th e $700 (inference ts easily cheeked with Jo hn Hlakc. execu­ We live In Minnesota, and all BLANK CHECK explained. In Florida, (he funeral tive director ot the Continental the cremation faculties require a 7-15 TM _______ 221 home had one casket dial was Association ol Funeral and Me­ container lor cremation. BLUE CHIPS * used only for rental. In Rhode morial Societies, who Informed KRIS MARKHAM 4:11 >15 (PO-d) Island, we were allowed to me dial (lie average price range choose what we wanted, and we for easkel rental Is between S-KM) ACE VENTURA * DEAR ABBY: Schoolchildren 2)04:15 7 00 >00 (PO-H) chose s o m e t h in g a little more and SIKH). should he taught lo lake notice elaborate. MONKEY TROUBLE DEAR ABBY: In response to ol .iiiio m o b lic license plate I have spoken to many people t1Q4:1Q7;1Qt.H___ £21 - C numbers — even Ihe last couple who tiave never heard of tilts tin- couple who was burned up GUARDING T ESS ol digits could help the police practice. Perhaps It would be over the cost of a cremation 2:30 4 20 7.20>20 (P0-I3) w o rth w h ile to Info rm yo u r casket: Many lamllles purchase a solve eases ol stalking, kidnap­ LIGHTNING JACK ping. rape, robbery, hit-and-run. casket when choosing eiematlon readers. ________2:15 4 10 7 10 9 10 (PO-tl! ANOTHER AVID READER lor a loved one. The casket etc 1 hope you think tills Is worth ON DEADLY GROUND• IN NEWPORT, R.I. containing the body Is placed in ________ 2 )04:307 30 >30 (R) printing. Alihy. It's Just a matter die retort (cremation chamber) of tcaeidug hoys and girls of all and will he cremated with the ANGIE ages to remember letters and 2:10 4 30 7.00 9 20 body. Our statistics show dmt _1HL numbers. approximately 17 percent to 20 SHINDLER S LIST MARK FINLEY. percent of all cremations In the 2:20 7:30 _[R) 1 1 :0 0 | 1 1 :3 0 1 0 :0 0 1 0 :3 0 LT. COL. U8AR (RET.) United States Include a casket. tonapht U L La« (In >tar«o)g Mewag GREEDY DEAR MR. FINLEY: Your Many funeral directors otfer 2:00 4 20 7:20 9 40 (PG-13) suggest Ion Is worth print lug. rental caskets to tic used for C0*090 Bifthotbal NCAA TounamoN - * o ti 52 50 FOn ALL MOVIES STARTING! Moponai 5omhnal (IN «) g Parents could make It a game, visitations and religious services. 0ETWEEN 4 TO 8 Howl PrvnoWno Uvt g l b 34) and teachers could reinforce II — Th e body Is then cremated In an H^htwoc; If they were asked lo do so by expensive, combustIblc. closed, Mooli 1 Dotipmnp lev# |N o «» Womon Cemecben Wdbema parents. Th a n k you! leakproof container. Gouldhntirn. Longwood. boy: Georgia and .Lick Dcnt-nbcrg. Longw ood. gill. Fa iim a and Ju liu s OInn Ixmgwuod. hoy. 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In# Wrolo rj WA doff In# Pumh Chompofitfsi - f » t l Hrxjnd »!BL Wmpi WlftflO Ifurbtl ITurbtl U5 i o i lymbofa Sunday Comfica r it fL in 'W Ho0] » 0Od Vidoo fttoch JVkJoo Bloch [Jam VH ?— iT S S iT S T 1 ' H»*hl Court fihght'nd'r Howl ; Fom# bo T jn W Jtltfton t lu ifttl ------ D(f»(T1» Mut' How' intftoood# (• I Dtitut — TkoltM Mod lovod >ii— dx»rt*t 1 W U l l ITS Tha Amaimp Ho.ard Nwghot aaa (1977. Bog»*T*7 > tommy loo Jonoa dtunrtw* 'f ir ~ 0>« Pw n Of* P * « t ' Qn*th N iv ig PSSSt [ JSSXL- 1 m [wl 5 W IJ JACK M. SPRINGER, CREMATION ASSOCIATION OF NORTH AMERICA DE A R MR. S P RI NOE R: Those who wish to burn die casket along with the deceased will be pleased In know they are In good company. However, the rest should know that for a cremation, all that Is needed Is un original combustible contain­ er. which costs approximately $50. If you don't have a viewing, only tin- combustible container Is necessary. DEAR ABBY: I am the wife of a funeral director and want to set y o u a n d y o u r re a d e rs straight. You are correct that the F T C prohibits limcial directors from telling customers Hud cremation requires a casket. However, you failed lo tell your renders that the crematory re­ quires a container uf some sort for the protection for their stalT. (These containers normally cost $125.) You made It sound like all fm icral directors arc crooks when you said. "If the funeral MOVIELAND Drive In 322 I 216 Hwy 17-52. Sf/Tord NO P U R I NAKED GUN 331/3 E BLUE CHIPS m S L 9:05 W e're Here In Your Community, Right N ow Far nor* loformotion tol loM-froo 1-800-A($-7J45 [ AMBAICAN a CANCIR YfIOCIITY t i STRRTEKNFIILS 321-7336 B e s t In : i I ie G a Ia x y sv. ra j Full Set O f Tips w/Acry lic Overlay >o c Wa.t $.1S................. Fills........................ Manicures............ ..................................Now '1 0 ,!//*/«//f y r i A v r . - a i . U / . u i i /> 2617-11 French Avc., Sanford (Next In CnhtcvMnu) I lotus I m v l.it I l i i t i y ’>,iin ">1>iit S .iliiid.iy <1 .m i f> |>i11 Lvcninyo .itul Mouthy Hi A|>|»uiiiiih iii (£ ) �* V 4B - Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, March 24, 1904 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Nolle* It hereby given Trl County Towing will Mil al public Auction tor salvage lor cath on demand lo highest bidder, the following deter Ibed vehicle! 19(1 Olds Cutlass Vln7JAM49NIBD444111 19(4 Chevy Cavalier 1 Door Vln*IGIAE17P5EJ}45014 The auction will b« held ON 04/19/94 A T 1PM At TR I COUNTY FOWING IMS BELLE AVE W INTER 5PRINOS FL 177M Protpectlve bidden may Intpecl vehicle! on* hour prior lo tale Ttrm t art cath or certified lundt TR IC O U N TY TOWING reMrvet the right to Accept or r*|ect any and all bldt Publish March 14. Iter OEP 117 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ElOttTE ENTH iUOICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION NO: CI914M CA14E KEVIN P. MOLONEY. KRISTEN M CASE and JAMES L HOWL E T T at Co Trutleet ol Ihe Robert L. Moloney Trutt UAD ot May IS. 1979, at amended. Plelnlllli. vt. LAWRENCE M. KATZ, at Trutlee, SUMMIT ORGANIZATION INC., f/k/e MarkMven Corporation, a Florida corporation, and ROBERT TODD HOFFMAN. Delandanlt NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN that purtuanl to a Final Judg ment ot Mortgage Forecloture entered On Ihe 10»h day ol March. 1994, In lha above tlyled cauM, Ihe undenigned will, on the 7th day ot April al 11 00 A M . al Ihe Weil Front door ol Ihe Courthoute In Sanlord. Sem mole County. Florida, I will Mil al public outcry, lor cath In hand, lo the hlghett and bet I bidder, the following detcrlbed property itlueled In Seminole County, Florida, to wit: Block " A " and Ihe Southerly 509 54 feet of Block " B " , NORM ANDY A D D ITIO N TO CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA, at recorded In Piet Book 7, paget 49 and SO, Public Record! ol Seminole County, Florida DATEDon March 14, 1994 (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Court Dorothy W Bolton At Deputy Clerk Publlih: March IT. 14, 1994 PEP 1 4 4 ________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E EIO H TE ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. 94 199 CP IN RE ESTATE OF DELLA V. DUVALL. Deceated NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration ol Ihe estate ot DELLA V. DUVALL, deceated. File Number 94 190 CP, It pending In the Circuit Court lor Seminole Counly, Flor Ida. Probate Division, Ihe addrelt ol which It Cleric ol Court, Probele Dlvliion, X I N Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida The namet and addfetMi ol the personal repreMnfafive and the personal representative's el forney are m I lorth below All Interested persons are required lo tile with this court. WITHIN THR EE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE III all claims against Ihe estate and 111 any objection by an Interested person to whom Ihll notice was melted that challenges the valid lly of the will, the quallllcellont al Ihe personal repreMnlatlve. venue, or jurisdiction ol the court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Publication ol this Notice has begun on March IT, 1994 Personal RepreMnlatlve: Wayne Duvall J04 Wade Street Winter Springs. FL 11704 Attorney lor Personal RapreMnlatlve; Harvey M. Alper, Esquire MASSEY. ALPER A WALOEN, P.A 111 Weil Citrus Street Altamonte Springs, Florida 11714 <407)449 0900 Publish: March 17.14,1994 DEP 141 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TE EN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO, 94 404 DR 41 B IN RE TH E MARRIAGE OF H usband - JA M E S F. K ELLEY RESPONDENT and W lla -E L A IN E M K ELLE Y PETITIO NER NO TICEO F ACTION TO JA M E S F .K E L L E Y YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIEO that an Action lor Ols solution ot Marrlaga hat been tiled against you and you are required lo Mrve a copy ot your written delenMt. II any, lo It on ELAINE M K E L L E Y . Pell tloner. whoM address Is 490 SANDPIPER LANE. CASSEL BERRY. FL 11707. on or belor* APRIL 1. 1994, and file Ihe original with Ihe clerk ol this court either before Mrvlce on Pefllloner or Immediately thereafter II you fall to do so. a default will be entered against you lor Ihe rebel demanded In the petition. WITNESS my hand and Ihe Mai ol this Court on FEBRU ARY 14. 1994 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ol Ihe Court By Nancy fl. Winter At Deputy Clerk Publish: March], ID. 17,14,1994 DEP 19 Notice ol Sharin'! Sale NOTICE IS HER EB Y GIVEN that by virtue ol that certain Writ ol Elocution Issued oul ol and under Ihe Mai ol lha Circuit Court ol Orange Counly. Flor Ida. Co m ICI9J 71H upon a tlnal ludgmenl rendered In Ihe afore said Court on the }4th day ol January A D 1994. In lhal car tain case entitled R C Stevens Construction Company. Plalnllll vt Mark S, Mucha. Indlvldu ally, and at Trustee lor Mucha Sports. Inc , Defendant which aloreMld Writ ot Elocution was delivered lo me as Sherill ot Seminole County. Florida and 1 have levied upon all Ihe right, title* and Interest ol the delen danl. Mark S Mucha. Indlvldu ally, and at Truslea tor Mucha Sports. Inc . In and lo Ihe following described properly, Mid properly being located In Seminole Counly, Florida more p a rtic u la rly described as lot lows: Eahlbll “A" Inventory list al such Items Including bul nol limited to: Various Baseball, Football, Basketball, and Hockey Cards Ralrlgeralor Microwave Cath Regltlen and Ihe undersigned at Sherlll ol Seminole County, Florida, will al II 00 A M. on Ihe 41h day ol April A.O. 1994, oiler lor tale and Mil lo Ihe hlghett bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, al the Front (West) Door, at tha slept, of Ihe Seminole Counly CourthouM In Sanlord, Florida, the above de scribed property. That Mid sale It being made to sellsty the terms ol this Writ ol Elocution Donald F. Esllnger, Sheriff Seminole County. Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H D IS ABIITIES ACT OF 1990. PER SONS WITH A D ISABILITY N E E D I N G S P E C IA L AC COMMOO AT ION S TD PARTIC IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING SH O ULD C O N TA C T TH E C IV IL D IV IS IO N OF TH E S H E R IF F 'S O F F I C E , EN F O R C E A B L E W R ITS SEC TIO N . 1141 14TM S T R E E T . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A A T LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PR OCEED IN G TE L E PHONE: |407| 1X4440 TTD (407) 111 111] Published March 1. 10. 17. 14. wllh the tale being April 4 .1994 DEP 14 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO: 94 141 DR 41 P DIVISION: Hall In re Ihe marrlaga ol JAMES STANLEY SUM Pallllonar, and LULA JEAN SUM Retpondanl NO TICEO F ACTION TO LULA JEAN SUM IX San Raleal Cl. Winter Spring, Florida 1170S YOU ARE N O TIFIED that an action lor Dissolution ol Mar rlage hat been Hied against you end you ere required to Mrve e copy ol your written delenMt. It any, to It on JAMES STANLEY SUM, whose address Is M l FLAMINGO OR . Sanlord, Flor Ida 11771 on or before MAY 1. 1994. and Ilia the original with the clerk ot this court either before Mrvlce on petitioner or Immediately thereafter; other wlM a default will be entered against you lor Ihe reflet de mended In Ihe complaint or petition O ATE Don MARCH 11.1994 MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk ol Ihe Court Nancy R Winter As Deputy Clerk Publish March 14.11 1 April 7, 14. 1994 OEP I X NOTICE OF ACTION BEFORE THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD. IN R E : Tha llcanM to practice construction ot Richard Vege 419 Seville Avenue Altamonte Springs. Florida 11714 1140 CASE NO : 9117111 LICENSE' CB Comal The Department ol Business end Professional Regulation has Hied an Administrative Com plaint against you. a copy ol which may be obtained by contacting Attorney G W Her rail. Department ol Business and Proletilonel Regulation. 1940 N Monroe Street, Tallahas see. Florida 11199 0741. (904) 444 0041. It no contact hat been made by you concerning the above by April 7, 1994, the milter ot tha Administrative Complaint will be preMnted al an ensuing meeting ol Ihe Construction Induttry Licensing Board in an Informal proceeding In accordance with Ihe Amer leans with Oltablllllas Act. par tons needing a special accom­ modation lo participate in this proceeding should contact lha Individual or agancy Mndlng notice not later than Mven days prior to tha proceeding at lha address given on notice. Tele phone: (9041157 4097; I 400 951 1771 (TO O ) of I 400 955 4770 (V I. via Florida Rtley Service Publish March}, 10.17,14.1994 DE P I CELEBRITY CIPHER Celebrity Cipher cryologyone ere creeled tiom quotations p, lamoua people, peel end present Each Isttar kt ihe cipher standi lor anolhar rode, a due Z squad a ' K M K A I C L C W U L T R C Y RE C F F T R F BTEE CE8CNP XCOU C A d T U Y R U UCHX OLCWC I L C Y P PMVV TY CY Z U R C A F U TF Netlct *1 Sheriffs Sale NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN lhal by virtue ot that certain Writ ol Elocution issued out ol and under the Mai ol lha Circuit Court ol Seminole Counly. Flor Ida. Cate I9I/1499CA15L upon a tlnal ludgmenl rendered In the aforesaid Court on Ihe Itlh day ol June A D 1991. In that certain c o m entitled General Motori Acceptanca Corporation, Plain till vt Dennis W Helmedollar anbd Delrdra G Helmedollar, Defendant which aloreMld Writ of Elocution wet delivered to me at Sherlll ol Seminole Counly, Florida and I have levied upon all Ihe right, title and Interest of the defendant. Delrdra G Helmedollar afk/a Delrdra G Rhodes. In and to the following detcrlbed properly, said property being totaled In Seminole Counly, Florida more p a rtic u la rly described at follows: All right, title and interest ol the defendant, Delrdra G Helmadollar a/k/a Delrdra G Rhodes. In Ihe following de scribed real property, lo wit Lot 91. L A K E S Y L V A N ESTATES, according to the plat thereof as recorded In Piet Book II, Page 14. Public Records ot Seminole Counly, Florida and the undersigned as Sherlll ol Seminole County, Florida, will al II 00 A M on Ihe tllh day ol April A.O. 1994. oiler lor sale and tell lo Ihe hlghetl bidder, FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, al tha Front (Wetl) Door, al the slaps, ol Ihe Seminole County Court houM In Sanlord. Florida. Ihe above described property That said tala It being made to satisfy Ihe terms ol this Writ ol Execution. Donald F. Esllnger, Sherlll Seminole County, Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H D IS ABIITIES ACT OF 1990. PER SONS W ITH A D ISAB ILITY N E E D I N G S P E C IA L AC COMMODATIONS 10 PARTIC IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING S H O U LD C O N TA C T TH E C IV IL D IV IS IO N OF TH E S H E R IF F ’S O F F I C E . EN F O R C E A B L E W R ITS SEC TIO N , 1141 14TM S T R E E T . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A A T LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO TH E PR OCEED IN G . T E L E PHONE (407) 1X4440 TTD (407) H I 1H) Published: March 17. 14. II, April 7. wllh the sale on April II, 1994 DEP 117 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 32 2-2 61 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT nouns 9:00 A .M .-1 3 0 P.M, MONOAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY ft SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 consecutive times......_...57« s line 7 consecutive lim es..........70c e line 3 consecutive times..........91c s line 1 lim e.........................11.19 aline Rites are per Issue, based on 3 lines • 3 Lines Minimum 61— M o n e y to L e n d All you need It yotr title Jack Diamond for appointment. 1401919 Scheduling may mchMo Itoiakl Advertiser at thn cost ot wi ndiMMVt.il d.ty Cancel when you got trsiVts Pay only tor days youi ad runeal(atenoton.I Use M description kw t.islnsl results Copy inusl follow acceptable typo gt»p*ucal form 'Commercial frequency runs .vo available DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noun The Day Bvkxe Pubkcabon Sunday 12 Noon Friday •Monday S DO P M Fnddy ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In tha event ot en error In an ad, the Sanlord Herald will be reaponalble for the flret Insertion only and only lo lha axtanl ol lha cost ot that Intarllort. Pltaoa chock your ad tor accuracy tha first day It runt. Legal Notices 12— E ld e r ly C a r e NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle# Is hereby given that I am engaged In business al 1451 Lake Charm Dr„ Oviedo, FL 11141. Seminole Counly. Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* ol KEITH'S TREE SERVICE, and that I intend to register said name with the Division ol Cor porallont. Tallahassee, Florida, in accordance wllh the pro visions ot the Fictitious Nam# Statutes. To Wit Section 445 09. Florida Statutes 1991 William K Oglesby Publish March 14.1994 DEP lit Bladder Control Profal*mi? Notice ot STserIll's Sale NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN lhal by virtue ol lhal certain Writ ol Elocution Issued oul ol and under Ihe Mai ol Ihe Counly Court ol Seminole Counly, Flor Ida CaM f9J/]744CC10U upon a tlnal ludgmenl rendered In the aloreMld Court on the 17!h dey of January A D 199a. In that cartaln c i m entltlad: Barnett Recovery Corporation, Plaintiff vs Oennlt Sumlntkl aka Dannls William Sumlntkl 4 Lori F Sumlntkl, Defendant which aloreMld Writ ot Elocution was delivered lo me es Sherlll ol Seminole Counly, Florida end I have levied upon all Ihe right. Mile and Interest ot Ihe defen dent. Dennis W or Lori F Sumlntkl, In and to the following described property, said proper ty being located In Seminole County, Florida more par lieu larly described at follows One American Motors PU. Vln 4IJTHL4JSXHT00045I being stored et Altamonte Towing Service and the undersigned as Sherlll ol Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 A M on Ihe nth day ol April A D 1994. ollsr for tale and Mil lo the hlglwst bidder. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, al the Front (West) Door, at the slept, ol Ihe Seminole County Court houM in Sanford, Florida, the above described properly. That said tala It being made to satisfy the terms ol this Writ ot Execution. Donald F. Esllnger. Sherlll Seminole Counly, Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE A M E R IC A N S W IT H O IS ABIITIES ACT OF 1990, PER SONS W ITH A D ISAB ILITY N E E D I N G S P E C IA L AC COMMODATIONS TO PARTIC IPATE IN THE PROCEEDING SHOULD C O N TA C T TH E C IV IL D IV IS IO N OF THE S H E R IF F 'S O F F I C E . EN F O R C E A B L E W R ITS SEC TION . 1145 I I T H S T R E E T . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A A T LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEED IN G T E L E PHONE: (407) 1X4440 TTO 14071 m i n i Published: March 17, 14. ll. April 1, wllh Ihe lele on April II. 1994 oep m BODY SHOP. Fully equipped Fully licensed Sale or part nership Excellent money making business 449 4441 NEWI Gel paht taking recipes Rush It OO t SASE: Fltblger. MOO Camanche Road IM I. lone. CA 91440______________ OWN A PAYPHONE R TE. (1700 Wk Potential Umgue Oppor lunlty 1 HO 444 74D KEEP DRIVING AND STILL GET THE MONEY) NOW ACCEPTING NO TICEO F FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS HER EB Y GIVEN that the undersigned, BRI Al lamonle, Inc , a Delaware cor poratlon located al 470 Atlantic Avenue Boston. MA OHIO In lends lo register Ihe fictitious trad* name ALTAM ONTE BAY CLUB APARTM ENTS with the Olvltlon ot Corporations ol the Department ot Stete pursuant lo Chapter 90 147, Laws of Florida BRI ALTAM ONTE, INC. Scott D Spelfogel Assistant Secretary Publish March 14. '994 DEP 719 55— B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s 1ENIORI. Call lo lind out II you quality to r a s s is ta n c e w llh Ol APE RS'PADS We III* tor Medicare reimbursement, p r iv a t e In s u ra n c e end Medicare directly. Delivered to your door monthly 71 — H e lp W a n lc d EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 744 W. lltll St. ADD TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVONNOWI CALL 111 o ilie r 1714419 AGENTS-REACtSTATEI Nothing succeeds Ilka success We're well Into o n V d decade ol training tuccesalul agents NollctnM? We’llhelpt WATSON R EALTY COHP REALTORS 17I I 100 AVON producli M M Earn to 50X No doof/efoor PT/FT SandIMI 1191/1 HD 944 1144 71— H e lp W a n te d 71— H e lp W a ttle d BUY OR SELL TUPPERWARE _______ lit tail________ CONCRETE LABORS CONCRETE FORM SETTERS area e E a rn 1400 1400 plus week ly e Management oppor lunlllet e Flexible hours • LotsoM unl Call Doug al 144 4444 ________ ter latorn lew________ CHILDCARE P a r i lim e e v e n in g s a n d weekends C P R training pre (erred Mature adult, must be 11 Call Melody or Joyce A G CARRIERS. Tavares, Fl, a well etlablished and grow Ing Canlral Florida based company oilers you alia to 704 per mile o Up fo 17 000ml per mo eSIop OfIPey e Unloading Pay e Vacation Pay • Safety 1 Performance Bonus • Spouse R Idmg Program • Average T rip ! 7Day» • Lele Model Conventional Tractors It you have 1 years traclor trailer. OTR end snow and Ice experience plus e good driving record, call _______ t gogotaigio______ CASSELBERRY JUMBLE SALE Canlral Florida's lirg is t tingle sale. 3/11 end 1/14.14 COMMUNITY METHODIST 4911 S Highway 17 91 Rain or thine I Over 5,000 In attendance lest year. CRAFT SALE Fill your Easier basket wllh beautiful handmade llimsl 914 W. 10th SI. Frl 4.Sll .91 FRI. AND SAT. 1/11 and 1/14 500 Larkwood Drive, lamnoon. Idyllwllde, Sanford. A n tiq u e s , c o lle c tib le s , turnllrutre. and jewelry OARAOE Sale?? Why balhertt WE BUY-PAY TOP PRICED 401110-9417 Call In your garage sale ad by 11 noon on Tuesday and lake advantage ol our special gerege tele ad price! I Cell Clattllled now for details! 3222611________ PART TIME The Sanlord Herald it pres enlly looking lor a phologrn p h e r A ll e r n o o n s and evenings Must have sports and dark roomeiperlenc# Call Tammy er Lacy IliN A M JPM 1111411 HAIR STYLIST Licensed, F/T. In Sanlord CallClndaor Rashmel l ) *041 Apply 1 4 p m al Holiday H o u m Restaurant, Hwy 17 91 near Lake Mary A drug tree workplace ADOPTIONS Free medical care, trenspor ration, counseling, private doctor plus living expenses Bar UJ71II Clearwater Attorney John Frlcker 1 too 917J-440 LOOKINO FOR 1140 yr old white male, retired veteran 23— Lost ft Found L O S T A f lc n n H a r k I i* %* ttaimen$l Arta of Ith A tfh Sf on Seminole Blvd J22 0JS4 27— N u r s e r y & C h ild C a r e C H I L D C A R E a v a i la b le evenings 4 weekends Call for rate specials Mrs Michelle s House 111 7471 l « rJ9] 10 E X C E L LE N T CHILDCARE I n my clean homo Affordable rales, hot meals, and lots of TLC Excellentteism 7714 M U N C N K IN M A N O R Enrollment being taken now tor Babies Pre K cusses end school aged Intersection tun Smalt groups Field trips, crelts. font Call Evelyn 17) 4944___________ HHlepp 41— Cemetery Lo1» M EM ORIAL GARDENS 1 Lots Garden ol Prayrv, 11400 Mil bolhtor Iliae 1119) 111 4700 43— In v e s t ig a t iv e S e r v ic e s M A JES TIC IN V ES TIG A TIV E Servlets Domestic relations F ree consultation 447 444 111} Legal Notice NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that l am engaged In business al >54 Springdale Or . Altamunle Springs, Seminole County, Flor Ida, under five Fictitious Name o f M R T PAINTING, and that I Intend to register said name wllh the Division ol Corpora Hons. Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance wllh the provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes. ToWII Section 445 09. Florida Statutes 1991 M R T PAINTING Mlchatl R Takrats Publish: March 14,1994 OEP 114 E le c t r ic a l N o tic e Iorcom£anionshj^tl059^_ FLORIDA STATE REQUIRES all contractors txr registered or certified To verily • state contractors license call l 400 147 7940 Occupational LlcenMt are required by Ihe county and can be vended by M A STER ^^d ln j^2 IH X i.W 4 J^^^^ A d d it io n s & R e m o d e lin g HES/COM M vinyl Siding Alum Fram ing, D ry wall. Doon. Roofing, CtTwrtf# m an s o Beiin,cucoimo A p p lia n c e s APPLIANCE REPAIR Free appl tarvlca call with ra pair %1John. A ♦ Bail. J H I U i -L i C a rp e n try CARPENTER All kinds ot home repairs, painting A ceramic tile Richard Grow i l l 5971 F lo o r in g M o v in g & S to ra ge CLASS A MOVERS Mo. ’>i ipeciaHtfi 10% off All local G e n e r a l S e r v ic e s with pr Id# In mmcf 131 ft184 IN O O O R A O U T D O O R f11a if wring Ho mate I ntw and hiltoric homwi 37I2W10 H o m e Im p r o v e m e n t AFFORDABLE Home Repair Dependable All phaMi Call lor lr e .e s ! M kh a*l ) ) ) 710* R ES TO R A TIO N . D RYW ALL metal tludt. doors, trim, tld Ing. porches, decks, garebos Llcented/lnsured 171 5447 F 7 /rE -w > \y IT'S TIME FOR SPRING CLEANINOI CALL SCOTTISH MAIDS Subsld.aryol The RM Brown Co 111 >477 £ i/ropran C/#.»img al Amor Icon FYlcis______ L IG H T H A U L IN O . FLO OR M AINTENANCE W# also do windows) I X 1901___________ PERSONAL TOUCH CLEAN INO SERVICE. Homes, apis and cart, 511 5110 C o n c re te CAPTAIN CO N CRETE Wayne Beal I Man Quality Opera llont 150 im /4!4 5441 f W E SHO W UP ( feel n ils IH s p In r A « f ^ ’ W o r k F o r Y o u ... J , Oiiminimnl J 322-2611 C le a n in g S e r v i c e " ’ TOM A JEFF'S LAWN CAREI R «i /Comm , dwpwndable. low rrttwif F f w n t 1)0 70/0 HARDWOOD FLOORINO Install Sanding Finishing TOM OLSEN I 411414 1197 C a r p e t C le a n in g SAM'S CARPET CLEANING plus strip And buff lloon Residential /tornmerc lal 14 ^ ^ ^ s t5 4 J^ 4 lh e ^ v r 444 0 t H ^ L a w n S e r v ic e E L E C T R IC IA N . R epair addition, c o m m / r* t llc / ln t lEROOOittim 447* m o vit with coupevi ” W t movi* P a in t in g P A IN T IN G , paper h<nngimj pr enure w a thing And dry wall Mr Frr*»%t 111 tl/4 P e s t C o n tro l P r e s s u r e C le a n in g DUN R ITE: Clean driveways, roots, pool decks, walks houses Freeest. O l 4IH Jloofin£_ S e r v ic e / Ke p a lr BLUE SKY POOLS ANO SPAS Sfrvlci* f»p4ir and r«mod«l Ing Qua'lfy work at low p f t f l g r f f t lt I7t ftOJ W I8 K L Y IIH V IC e from MS mo* Cbtm Rift Pool S*rvk* _M 0_m i Rotwerl Shoemaker J a n it o r ia l S e r v ic e s T r e e S e r v ic e BLITZ CLEAN J6NIT0RIAL ECHOLS TREE SVC Lie s ins *'Lef Ihe ProfftiitonAli do it N tH flm ijH 1/177. Commerclal/Resld >114717 L a n d s c a p in g HANDY'S Q U A LITY LAWN: Complwtw pro c«rv %mcw 1980 Clean upv hdulirq 121 0/1A W in d o w R e p a ir a n d C le a n in g WINDOW & SCREEN REPAIR: _________407 III 7117 L a w n S e r v ic e J B O LAWN MAINTENANCE We do everything! Cell for Ireetillm etet 114 SAX ______ LOU'S Mowing. Weedealing. Edging. SIS B up Light haul­ ing Free Etllmelee. i n 1717 PUT YOUR CAREER IN HIOH CHAR] fine Tune You, Tetonlei Check The CtottMedi Fee The Jeb Wu Wanll A d v e r t i s e You r B u s i n e s s Eve ry D a y F o r As L o w As $45 Per M o n t h . Call Cl as s i f i e d, 3 22 - 2 6 1 1 GARAGE SALE Slide projector end screen, Smith Corona alec, typewrit er, tvs. clothing, household Hems, and collectibles. Frl. 4 Sit. 101 McVay Dr., Senora LONOWOOD/OANBURY MILL oil Lk Emma Rd. Multi sales on Norfolk Cl 4 Mlllrace PI Gall clubs, clolhei. turn, elc. Frl/Set 91. Raln/thlne MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE Furniture, clothes, toys, houMhold Hems, and morel I X Catalina Drive. Sanford. SATUHOAY STARTS AT lent RUMMAGE SALE Saturday. March 7479s. 1:10) Family Worship Canler. Cor­ ner ol lilh SI. 4 Airport Blvd. Furniture, houMhold Items. clothing, and mltc Hems. ST CROIX APARTMENTS AT TH E TENNIS COURTS I lam 1pm Sunday, March 17 Refresh minis available 113 COUNTRY CLUB CIR •GARA6E SALE A0 BARGAIN PHOTOGRAPHER 21— P e r s o n a ls F T Y C J I C . BLOCK SALE Full lime Apply within Mon day Friday, 9 4 at Debary Manor 447 444 4414 407660-1254 — 1400 block ol South Laurel Salurday, 94 Fliher Price port a crib, easier batkilt. rocking horM, eierclM blkt, and many other Iternsl HOUSEKEEPER HOST HOSTESS/CASHIER DRIVER WANTED Full lime. Musi have let* model econo vehicle t v local deliveries ullllilnq personal vehicle Call44) 1X14 11 T H IS W E E K S PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I Just really like people a lot. I'm •Iwaya tiding with the positive In human natufa." — Sleven Spielberg. DIRECTOR For etlablished childcare ten ler Education aril experience In ear ly (hlldhood required ________ Call 111 4 « I EXPERIEN CED FIUEROLASS SPRAY UP OUNOPERATOR Mims 407 14? 7541 _____ 111 7411 __________ ORIVERS NEEOED C T J F U £ I >* E ■per I*need only H I 4777 CABLE TV Four Immediate openings lor Install coordinators needed to work Ihe Greater O rlando Sanlord. Desk, folding bed. recllner, patio furniture, lots olmlac. Salurday Only. 9-7 4 FAMILY SALE High chair, tatty Mai, toy box. lofte baby Items and more. Ml Virginia Ave,, Senlord Friday Only lam 5pm •r' " - "1 1 �Sanford Horald, Sanlord, Florida - Thursday, March 24, 1994 - SB 71— Help Wanted 71 — H e lp W a n te d GOOD SUPPLEM ENTAL IN ­ COME Interettlng p/f phone work colling all over the country from Lmgwd olllco Morn* 4 II JO/Allernoont I XS/Eve* S I X IS/hr * Incentive* Call 7/4 SH) LANDSCAPERS SOD LAYERS DUMP TRUCK DRIVER Class B COL F U L L T IM E p r i m L IV C IN C O M P A N I O N / Hememjker lo kve wills el derly lady Salary, private living quartan, ale Call altar item, pteeie 1144)00_______ LOCATES Conduct your own Ibcata search For a slap by slap guide send 04 tS t 1% sales tar lo Locale. PO Bor _1401, Sanlord, FL B in 1401 _ LPN LPN Inlaraslad In Innovative laclllly. on the culling edge ol research II hour diltl Callita sail MAID WITH CARE Now hiring hoietl. dependable people HO not MAIDS Mature, honest dependable Musi lake polygraph lest and must pass drug lest Trans porlallonliaplue Neal N Thly X I II P MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT Full lime posilicn available HVAC/plumbing necessary Great benetlls Please apply In person. Seilpelnte Apartments 401W. Semina It llvd Sanlord 401 in U SI M ANAGEM ENT COUPLE 1 days a week In Sanlord Cell Southern Sell Storage H I SOIS MEDICAL RN Charge nurse lor /am ]pm IV and ventilator erperlence needed Apply In person Debary Merer SON Hwy II SI Debary, FI_________ MEDICAL LABORATORY TECH WHOLESALE ROUTE DRIVER Class B. C D L raqulrad Apply In person Ousliltens Dairy (Farmart Merkel) 1X0 French Ave Sanlord WRECKER DRIVER Eaperlenced Must live In Sanlord area A have Class A CDL Apply at n o w IsISI 93— R o o m s fo r R e n t A Q U IET, clean ms., kitchen, phone, laundry Api a avail able also SIS A up 111 4TSS A Q U IE T F'u 'RN RM. W/D com bo, k ll p rlv , A / C , 1X0/mo plus drp l/l elec . 1H Met alter Spm___ CLEAN ROOMS, sargle starling l/S/wk Kitchen, phone, laundry, video games, oil _ street pier king 1X441) CLEAN FURNISHEO ROOM With kitchen available SSS/wk 111 sec Downtown i n 5004 LAKE MARY AREA Washer, dryer 4 pool Non smoker, non drinker. Mature ladles only. USOmo Inc util. X I TUT NEW LY RENOVATED, private entrance, paddle ten In your room, your own heel control, refrigerator, microwave end color Iv Oil slreel parking and maid servlet Convenient location The best In town 111lOW_______ _____ PRIVATE LONOWOOO HOME Non smoker SAO/week, ISO deposit Call 114 lap_________ PRIVATE HOME, house prlv Sale, quiet area Mature male preferred Call 111 ban SAN FO R D Kllchen/laundry prlv Cable Private home US/wkpluSdeo IX ZT44 97— A p a r t m o n f s F u r n is h e d / R e n t NOTICE All rental end reel estate advertisements are sub|ecl to the Fedrral Fair Housing Ad. which mebes II illegal lo advertise any preference. Iim Mellon or discrimination based on race, color, religion sea. handicap, familial status or national origin Full lime Lab Tech needed lor busy community clinic Musi nave current Stale ol FI licensure and be able lo start immediately Bilingual in PRIVATE LO I BORM - r . h Spanishhelplul Apply lo Central Fla Cemmunlty Clinic painted, lull Hied bath Country living fkjwer/water Attn: Persenail Dept | furnished Sl/S/mopluS dep >4/1 S ParkAve ______ Sanlord, FI H » l No pels 1/1141/ SANFORO I bdrm Spacious, all NURSERY ATTENDANTS elec . air. resid area t i l l ' For In lm li and preschool mo plus dep N m e lilD IO n chilrtn 4 hrs Sunday morn during church services Added hrt possible eafmence «nd r t l l required 377 4171___ 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t OFFICE HELP P/T Computer experience end orgenifAlion.il «kill% re quired Medical records tape r tenet helpful Mutt type V) erpm Send return* to P O Ho. I7f 7 Sanlord FI 32777 RENT SPECIAL!! 1 Bdrm /I Belh lll tele SHE N ANDOAH A PAR /M IN TS M ARINER'S VILLAGE lake Ada I bdrm. t!40 mo 1 bdrm. S4I0 moand up PART TIME HEI9 NEEDED In Long wood printing com peny Call ats 00//_ _ _ _ _ _ _ PHONE PROFESSIONALS Eaperttnct nacm ary Cell tor more Infof matron 349 17+f PLUM BER'S HELPER Residential work Minimum 2 years experience Mutt be Able to do tub se4 end trim OfAngt City tret 904 114 f J7) PRODUCTION Company seeks Individuals with Attembly ,w»d rnAChine operating eaperwnce Long term Alignment Greet up portumty Never Atrel Help Personnel, 6lf 6— PRODUCTION WORK For cap manulaclurtr Screen Printers. Peckers Musi be energetic A sell motivated Hew hiring In Lowgwd 1114*41 RECEPTIONIST/CLERICAl Receptionist needed lo answer phones end greet/dlrecl clients Multi line phone sys lam Position roquires other clerical duties Word pro cosslng skills end knowledge ol Word Parted software re quired M inim um lyplng speed X wpm. lyplng test lo be administered Send resume lo PO Boa IkOI. Sanlord. FI n irn m ___________ e e o Small Hotel Asst. M i n i ( » Retired couple welcome to apply Ploesecelllll 7140 STYLIST/N AIL TECH Wanted for Sanford talon Commlttlon, pad vacation, benefits Call )2t B it Tuesday through Saturday or 222 7976 Sunday and Monday_________ TEACHERS Musi hava earned 40 hrs toward a CDA or equivalent, or bachelors despee In tarly childhood I X 1001 " TELEM ARKETERS Long wood pari lima Monday thru Friday. SPM4PM; Sal urday. TAM 5PM IS SO per hour plus bonus end com mission Permanent posi­ tions!................ Never e leal Help Personnel, 114 4*44 TELEM A R K ETER S N EEO EO 1 positions evell Days. eves. 1 Saturday Call between I 1 SPRINT STAFFINO, W H I I WAREHOUSE A N D O EN ER AL LABOR H E LP N E E O E D I Bonus lor drlvorv All snllls available Dally pay, no lee Report ready lo work I X am. Industrial Labor Svc. 1011 Franch Av. Nophem calls 3731670 MOVE IN SPECIAL Newlr re novated I L 1 tx»in epls All emenlllet I X 11V) mo plus ____ NEW 7 BEDROOM Lott of CiOSeftt A/C 111) Myrllr Av* 6410/mo. |410security )7t 1140 SPRING BREAK!I One Bedroom Apartment* Sits DEAL Mon wood Apts 11/ n it 1/1, appliances, hook ups, garage, carpel, Hinds, cent heel/alr SSOOtre l)00e*t 404 1/Hy Cent M/A. family rm. lanced yard No pels! SSOO/mo lit A Iasi 171 7*71/834 4814 4 BDRM. 1 BATH 1 acres Children and horses OK taOO mo 111 Sill 103— H o u s e s U n fu r n is h e d / R ent DELTONA 1 bdrm I bath, carport, living, dining, tlorlda rms NIC»IS400/mo I X Mai NICE * CLEAN 1/1 Fenced yard No pels MIS,mo 1st, last t Sec 404 714 era/4pm 4pm SANFORO 1 bdrm bath lahelront house *4*0 mo ___________111 7004__________ SANFORO. 1 Bdrm I Balts, w/fplc Close to downtown U M plus dep 111 X U ________ Stenstrom Rentals a M AYFAIR 1/1 w/ scr porch, dbl garage, lisa sq It healed. nopelsillS/mo S4D0sec •SANFOND OUPLEX 1/1.1 1 story, w/d hook ups. CMA Spacious I S440/mo , M X sec a SHADOW LAKE WOODS 1/l.S w/ dbla car garage. Iplc . well 1 septic |400/mo. 1*00 sec aSANFORD 1/1 DUPLEX w/d hookup CMA. MSOmoSaOOsec aSANFORD l/l w/ den. scr porch I14S mo SIX sec • OVIEDO l/l OUPLEX w / carport, w/d hookup, haat/alr SJ8S/mol2Ktec Sr* nodep Slanstrom Really, Inc. "We Manage your Home, like Itwes our own." Jim Doyle 111-1441 Alley 4PM: 1 X 1441 1 BDRM, I BATH 1400/monlh All utilities Included 1st mo A security H I 0IS4 or H I X U ) BEDROOM with cent H/A. lerge le n e td ye rd . and screened room Only »S00 down Why rtn l? The tlllllm en Oroup, Inc Realtor H I 1111 LUCKY YOU!• We Offer Affordable Beauty and Value! • Single Story Oeilgn • No One Below or Above • Energy • Efficient Studio, 1 & 2 Bedroom Affordable Apertmente “* • Friendly, On-Site, Dependable Management * • Attic Storage, Private Patio & Morel ,-w S a n fo rd C o u rt A p artm en ts 3301 S. Sanford Ave. • Sanford 323-3301 HOURS: Mon-Sat 9-5:30 Closed Sun r Ikf fviG (JULI T hiuli T he Woclo T h a t c a m a C A T: | --------------- -— /■ \V J ' W ‘> \ _ ^ < 0 sn A4y 4! *4'* • C •VM hg Nf A tme 141— H o m e s fo r S a le h (% V V r JtVHCZ MORGAN REALTY Reel Florida living! 1/1. pool w/prlvatf bar. pat< through kit . garaga't ft, 100 115— l n d A t r i . i l R e n t a ls OFFICE/werehevse space. 1100 Sq II Prime location al entrance to Central Fla Re glonal Airporl 407 171 ttOI__ SANFORO 10.015 tg fl J phase, sprinkler* SJ/sq It Slenstrem Realty Inc. Jim Doyle m 14X C lo t# la ic h o e lt l 1 / 1 , workthop tg backyard, bay window tplitplan' *14.400 SANFORD ISIh SI and Myrtle Ava 321-6762 117— C o m m e r c ia l R e n t a ls DELTONA 7/5 *4/0 _ SANFORD RE TAIL/OFFICE 1.55/ sq II single slory w' hllchen. covered sidewalks, high Irelllc area Water A sewer Inc 1/00 plus sales la./mo t/00 sec Slenslram Realty Inc. Jim Doyle 111 ]I«S 111/ SANFORD AVE. Offices or retell space 1.000 sq II sax mo i l l m r or inaoec 1 1 8 - O f f ic e Sp ace / Rent BATEMAN REALTY Lie Real Eitalaiirokar 74*0 Sanlord Ave 321-0759 321-2257 BEST SANFORO AREAI 1 or 4 fxfrm. 2 bath large rooms EXCELLENT CONOITIONf lots of Closets' i n . SOO Owner/Realtor 773 4112 141— H o m e s fo r S a le SANFORD 1 bdrm. 11* balh Central A/C. garage, fenced yerd Everything new! SI.500 down, >4>B/month/ » 1401 SANFORD 1 bdrm. I balh Cant air and heat, appliance*. In tide laundry, icreen porch, larga lencad yard. 1 thadt 144 400171114/or l it *114 STAIRS PROPCflTY M ANAGEM ENT A R EALTY 4«/ ni/m/ioM/* W INTER sV r INOS 1/1 11.000 and q u a lity to a tiu m a tS4t/mo Community pool and lerwn New root »ee n i l W INTER SPRINOS 1/1 IIOOOO attuinet no qualifying 15/3 rr,o Quick cloilngl New root comm peot/tennliMf IIX 4/1 BLOCK HOME w/ CMA on lO O n lll lot 14*14 bit laundry/workthop. t/il/ ter rm Very clot, to Pinecr.it Flnm *14 000 HI 3*44 149— C o m m e r c ia l P r o p e r ty J S a le •HIGHWAY 1/ 41 14* tl Iron tage. zoned GC 7 Classic style bldg /office and tg detached garage Owner torms avail 11*0000 312 W. First SI., Sanlord 7 or J bdrm dbl gar fenced Fl rm c b constr SYS SOO ) rental umfsl Good cash howt 2/K dn. owner hold! H*) 000 ) bdrm. 7 bath Air. fence FHA VA special' I U OfJOA Jewel 323-5774 DEBARY Lakelrod M . cen tral H/A. plute.trat' 140 000 __ W. Maltnewtkl, 111/401 EXCHANGE OR SELL vour pioperty located anywherel Invetter* Reilly. 714 t i l l VENTURE I PROPERTIES 121— C o n d o m in iu m R e n t a ls SANFORD Ptnartdqa club. 7 tidrm. 2 Haiti. )rd flour 112) mo Maktda Corp Meal rifata 6414*00 141 — H o m e s fo r S a le At FORDABLE HOMtS VENTURE I PROPERTIES FHAOR VA AS LOW AS J»v\ Attumt no qualifies A owner financing low ai HOl/mof Gav'f Foreclosures. Repost Seminole. Orange. Volusia! Sanford Proportut F o r in t Than 13 000 Do*n • FORECLOSURE! V I on •? acref Appl , inside ufil . fenced yd1Only Ut.OOO! • 1/1. over 1/2 acraf Liv. dm. fam rm Safallitadiih 144.400 • )/] w/POOL for only Ml. SOOI L!v . dming. fam rms too' • L A K E . Iannis, poolf )'2 custom, liv, din . eat in kltch , appl Garage S17.9001 • l/l. now carpet 1 painff Cant H/A. carport JustMl.fOOl Assume NoQuallhotff 07 2. Mt7 PITI SS4.SOO a ) ? split, fenced. ft)4S PITI 1)4 WO PRE foreclosure! II 000 dn 3/7. heavily treed 1/3 acre Split bdrm . ceramic tile appl. garage Possible owner hold 2nd Just 171 900* Markham Wds. foreclosure. *'2. I ♦ acre, pasture/slable S105.000 Lk. Mary custom 3/2. over I acre. 1173.100 O B D O H N B VENTURE I PROPERTIES 321-4704 A TTEN TIO N SELLERS! Full Service at Hall the Price! Call Dlanaat The CANNON OROUP Realtor* 14* 0041 or 111 l/#4 Looklr>g to buy • home* Wv h«vt homus in nil arras of Saminola. Oranga. Volusia C oonftrA* Call lor oalailsf • 3/7 with firaplact ntwar carpal and li»a. 544.900 • Foreclosure! *'7on I )2acrrs Fireplace 1104 900 • 4/7. 2./00 sq H fireplace lg scr porch! 110* 900 Beth Osborne Venture I Properties 330 0273/774 9400 t OH SAIL OH H tN T ) ; Cent air. gar 17 *00 down 1)25 mo to goal buyer H i 094/ HANDYMAN SPECIAL Zoned H C I Downtown Sanlord 1 bd. I ba tK OOOOOOlll 1414 HIDDEN LAKES 1/1. 1 car gar , remodeled tniide/out Owner S/i 400 111 4S1S OnM Vn BANK FORECLOSURES, G O V T FORECLOSURES, LOW DOWN AVAILABLE IN SEM INOLE VOLUSIA & ORANGE COUNTY SUNLAND Great 1 bdrm with detached brick rec room/lamtly room In great condition, corner lo* Priced right alt*4.400l Call tordetatltl r i -a i . E s t a t e , in c . 322-7498 151 — In v e s t m e n t P r o p e r t y / S a le WINTER PARK condo V I all new ceramic and carpet new kitchen 133.00013* 111) 153— A c r e a g e L o t s / S a le D LLTONA wooded building DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal for mobile home or home site, horses, cattle, farming, or nwrserr Zoned agricultural 13.900 per acre Small down payment with owner financing 904 252-1221 F t SH E HMANS P AR AD 15 1 wafer front lot 90 ■ 130. spring fed lake Priced to sell |i| V. By wner 177 664) I t ACItlft residential f terprise. Fl Heavily wooded v nutes j » i * coo 337 9)06 157— M o b ile H o m e s / S a le CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK 14*M 1/1 tplll. •* Beyiprlng. central H/A. tcreen room *4 100 14*11 1/1 •> Berkthire. ctntral M/A. relied tcreen room carport *11.000 14*10 1/1 15 Fairmont Villa, central H/A. weiher/dryer, dlihweiher. all electric, ce thedrel celling*, vinyl tiding, thing!, roof, northern Intule lion 111.000 14*4J 1/1 ipllt 15 Peerton. central H/A. carport IIJ.XO Call m *140 or 111 1/41__ M O B IL E HOM E Cnrrlag* Cove, tl < 5V 1 Bdrm. 1 Bath *1 000 111 4)4/ 215— B o a t s a n d A c c e s s o r ie s LAND W ANTED OLASTRON. till V hull. 1SIW. 280 Volvo, flth/ikl. lot* ol oilra* *1X0 OBOII* >141 • HOUSEBOAT. Ilv* aboard 41' Naulalln*. twin engine V drive. I70K Or Quern 445 I I I ! • t i l l ' COBIA BOW RIOER. Intlde redone 1484 70 HP Evlnrude. power trim and tilt, rebuilt 5 hr* Gelvenlied Magic Tilt, new lire*, new wiring t l . I X l l t 1014________ #14 FT BOWRIDER IIS HP Mercury, o/b. low houri. with trailer tl. 500 111 0148_______ • 1484 SKI/FISH BOAT 40 HP Merc . w/ trotter Nun* great! >1 000 Partial tlnance 843 7808 0 1485 REOAL Medallion, tr­ io". 4 cyt In outboard motor w/drlve on trailer 15.000 OBO I X 4004 or 844 4X1 eve*______ • 14 FT PONTOON teal, all literglatt. IX HP Evlnrude Very fait I Many eatra*. Ilka newt Only II0.3X H I 4080 •It CAROLINA. II It w/trattir Saati 1, rgllnlihtd w/naw 8Wlvol8oat». tlOOHI 8114 88 PROLINE. II II . V bottom with U C drlvt Ship to ihora. depth Under, gelv trailer, very low hour* S4I4U1] 8488 Ahoy Marine Inc. I l l E lSth St 41* TID E CRAFT, tllh and »kl boat w/trallar. IXXR4 Mar cury. lotto!eitre* *4500 H I 1180 HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Over X year* In Sanlord Sate* New and Uted Service ell make* h part* X4 E Commercial St 111 M« ) ___ • AAA RAY'S APPLIANCE * 111 S French Ave, Sanlord R e t r 1g e r a t 0 r . S to ve * . Waihert Dryer* Free * yr labor warr Del avail 111 0011 APPLIANCES, FURN.. TV'S. E TC B UY SE LL TR A D E INS CHEEPO DEPOT, 1114 FRENCMAVE 1111744 AP P LIA N C E S ! Batt price*. Rett Warranty. Hell Servicel Waiher*. dryer*, microwave* Wa buy appliance*! Delivery treat A-F Beet, 1141145 BUNK BEDS Upgrade met tret*.* Like newt SIX ________ Call 144 X1J________ • CALF. KINO' BED Heavy dark pine, mirrored boot cate headboard Coll mallrei* Very good condition »IOO , ______ H I HOP otter 5PM • E L E C T R IC R ANOE. 30"T good condition M3 I X 7354 FREEZER, Fngidare. to cu ft. upright, white Eacelleni condition I *700 H I 0*07 .F U L L SHE Malirett A bo* iprlog* Goad condition IK ________ Cell H I XI* ____ O.E. STOVE. X SI15 Kenmere HO weiher tyr nld IMO Chain link gate. I0>* 1*0 Seer* 50 gel hot water heater. 4mo* old *IX 31105*1______ KENMORE wether very nice! Free delivery and warranty __ John-A* Betl. H i 514* •OAK HIOM CHAIR E.celUnl condition S3*Call 311 51*4 • T V E N T E R T A IN M E N T CENTER M y ’ h > *4 w *40 new al Wal Mart Will tell tor *XOBO Call 111 9*0* Iv mtg WASHER A DRYER. Magic Chat, t i l l lor both Bro/hili dining *at Solid oak table w-4 chan* *500 Otto H I *1/5 eW ATERBED qiveen pndtl.il w /4 dra w e r* Bookcate headboard *100 H* 5449 183— T e le v is i o n / R a d io / S te re o STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open tim 1041 Celery Ave 1 ml E of Sanlord I ml N ol St Rd X Hoop* Farm* HI-1584 223— M i s c e lla n e o u s ‘ ALUM INUM WALKER FORD MUSTANO LX. 1440. AM/FM ttrreo. «lr, p/w. auto Aiklng *4.500X4 3)41________ 8 HONDA ACCORD LX. 1441 P/S. P/B. a ir, Kenwood AM/FM ceiMtte. 4 door, low mile* Notewood color. Will run forever *11,4X1)1 44/1 • LE b a r o n Convertible, 't t Ned. loaded, dig doth, new top- new lire* X 500445 1808 s LINCOLN TOWNCAR. 71. loaded, excellent cond While ttSOO.OBO__________ H I lilt e MONTE CARLO 14/8. great condl A/C. runt Ilk* a top! Sharp looking! *I,8X 114 H it MUST SELLI '85 Old* CalaTt 1 dr . nice, low mile* Owner may Itnancel 148 SH>_______ MV PRICES W ILL NOT BE B E A TI M Y W AR R A N TY W ILL NOT BE BEATI Come tee Jim at American Oream Sale* and Service 1110 Sanlord Ave 111 1888 We're building a reputation .P L Y M O U T H Grand Fury', while A I cond thru out Good mileage 11.000 OBO 11) 8400 PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION • EVER Y TUESOAY M O PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 4], Oeylona Beach _________ 404 155 8)11________ • R EN AU LT ENCORE. 148)' Encdlent condition! I t .500 firm MO IIM attar 8PM _ • TOYOTA COROLLA wagon. '81. Auto. A/C, red, 1JK warranty *8 8X 1 1 1 X 18 8) CHEVY Chevelte 4 dr. * »pd new lire*, doem't burn oil Good )ndcar *80011/ )H1 '81 MUSTANO O T S O. S ipd run* greet, need* TLC. >1100 OBO A Reel Steell 1)4 HOI • IS HONDA ACCORD 4 dr 5 tpd . A/C. Pw .. Am /Fm ceuette SXOO H I 841) 235— T r u c k s / B u se s / V a n s • CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN '74. I ton. Pettenger van, dean Loaded! Too much to 11*4, mu*t tee to appreciate Only M.441QBO lit 1700 • FORD RANOER. LTX 41. P/S. crul*». A/C. ttereo < 700 mlle4. I yr or H.000 ml left on warranty Call H I ISM_______ • ISUZU P/U 4) Ned 7K. A C. am/tm cat*, full bedllner rear window t4 * X H ) 84)4 • JE EP PICK UP 4*4. 18/8 V8 auto Engine and Iran* re built (about 10.000 mileil Newer Interior 1).000 H I 1008 • JE EP PICKUP TRUCK. 18/4 4*4 with topper t800 OBO Need* 4 lot of TLC 11)1434 For adult SIS 1114141 ANTIQUE Ch*ppend4le couch, antique buffet, color TV. tflir stepper, misc household items__________Cell 377 7633 • B EAU TIFU L NEW gold col o*ed lece febiecloth. 57"a27‘* |I7 407 224 6)79 6 to f P M ___ DOWN EAST SPA portable seels 4. wood framed, self contained I SOOQUO )2) 465) • O R A C O B A B Y S W IN O eufometic ID 00Cell )72 069) After IPM_________ • KING TUT PRINT Framed end glassed 2 *1 with of flciai program 64) Please call 662 72JJ____________________ • REGINA STEAMER. 1 year *9) CHEROKEE COUNTRY old In good shape Cleans 14.000 miles. 117.495 carpets easy Plus ) bottles ol ________ Cell 377 6307________ carpet shampoo AllforS))! ________ Call 373 47)9________ | VO LKSW AOO N VAN. 1974 Reasonable good running SERVICE SALES A PARTS for condition 407 694 0470 or portable kerosene heaters 662 4000 •■! 307 LARRY^S MART 3)2 4137 • 1972 CHiEVY 1/2 ton p/u. 150 SUNQUEST WOLFF TANNINO VI Runs good Engine end BEOS New Com m ercial trens strong 11500 32) M12 Home U n its F ro m l i f t • 196) SUBURBAN OMC. 6 2L Lamps Lotions Accessories diesel, hell Ion. mechemceliy Monthly payments low as solid new rad brake rotors L %16 00 Call Today FREE NEW ceiiperi/heed liner Very good Color Catalog 1 >00 442 9192 tires end low pkq S5.500OBO • TABLECLOTH, new beige _______ 407 211 1611_________ Card fable sue 16 Call 199) F 10 BLAZER 4 dr. full 402 374 63296 fof PM________ power. Tahoe peckeg* I7K ml UTILITY/Landscape Trailer 617 000 firm J77 f*J4 after 4 1550 Large Chest FREEZER » SO 69) 17/) after aPM 238— Vehicles • VERTICAL BLINDS. 24 nice Wanted cloth with weights Quiet but stay put Comet with large 17 WE PAY TOP**** FOR ff (144 In) track Originally Complete or WreckedCers •■pensive will sacrifice for Trucks RUNNINOorNOT only ID Call J )0 0a09 ANY CONDITION 177 5044 Sanford Motor Co. • FOR 1AIF Psir ol 10" Ph*»# Lintir Griphlt* Subwooftr Sp«6k#r« 4)0 w*!t pe.sfc powvr Asking 1100 OBO Ask f>■' M^.sn i;i 91>6g.,^s 185— C o m p u t e r s FOR SALE COMPUTER Appl# lit with printtr arxj %ottw«rf ISOOCfll 11) 7*M V/»ndf it 1B7— S p o r t in g G o o d s • SCARS E^CRCISE BIKE *10 or hrtl otter Call H I IV t 193— L a w n & G a r d e n • F R E E C R EP E M Y R T L E pink. 6 You tftg fnd fill hoi* ___________327 SU t__________ • WATER IRIS blooming with biufftowfri For ponds |/ 37) *)*0 • WC I 0 EATER, fl i * ► 1 Hr Ck»r 17" cut Only |l) Ca H 323 6*02 195— M a c h l n e r y / T o o ls FOR SALE Verta ladder lool. I l l 171 7919 221— G o o d T h in g s to E a t 231— C a r s II 230— A n f i q u e / C l a s s i c __ C aj’s ________ .F O R D THUNDERBIRD. 1444 All original! Needs some work SI.495 0 B 0 371 PDA 199— P e t s & S u p p lie s •1970 D E V IllE CADILLAC • A U S T R A L IA N B LU E H E E L E R ml* puppte*. 1 femjlts 3 months old )25 •6Ch 371 2612 Of 372 1652 BABY LOP BUNNY Pure bred female, very tame Great with kids' )0 lbs ot looiiiiO /SOO 12000QBO All power 1110)54 211— A n t i q u e s / C o lle c t ib le s • S AC R IFIC IN G E L E C TR IC MOTOR built in Thomas Alva Edison’s day Vintage 169* One hundred years old Horsepower approe *4 HP unusual brass fittings. 3 speed wood pulley Museum quality Will make some collector drool! 1100 323 4/66 2 3 1 -C a rs eBUICK 1) ELECTRA 111 * dr hardtop Exellenl condition! Reilored 1992 17.200I X 400/ BUICK CENTURY. 1480. V 8 engine, runt goodtl,100080 Celt I X 0448________ C H E V E TTE . 1484. Grey, 4 door reliable car for only *800 ________ H I 1114___________ .C H R YS LER IMPERIAL 'fl. Like new Mult tell Only 11 * 000 Cell 1X/I1H 4431 e DUNE BUGGY Full llbergleil body Convertible top Rebuilt VW engine Many new pert* Proteitlon built 11500 H I 4414 239— M o t o r c y c le s _ a n d B ik e s • fl1 HONDA. 750 custom good condition. ))K miles 1900 OBO 373 09)3 Iv msg or 373 >159 '•I KAWASAKI. 350 LTD Prime condition Mult see to eppre deft 1900 371 4163__________ #'•7 HONOA SPREE Very low miles Very good condition 1400 Phone 331 6766 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 • HOLIOAY Rambler Impanel. 'I t 3Sft basement model, loaded Eictlltni cond Op tional Honda motor scooter for 7w/ fC k SSl.OOO 402 699 4979 VAN/CAM PER. 117). Chevy model 30 Good condition All accessories 17.500 32) 4966 • '74 MOTOR HOME Runsgreat Will trade for travel trailer of comparable value 371 7695 Janet Mansfield, 323-7271 AACarne*. Inc . IX 1114 LONOWOOO HOME 1/1. till tq H. 1 car garage, on Soldier * Creek *41,0000801115044 Yb QUICK SALE NEEDED A X I Cllrut Or., It more for your money 1'1 very deen updated older home Like newt All new carpet, paint, and wallpape within Kitchen appll't Included Clot, to goll court, and walk to Idywlllda ictiool Fenced In back yard on tm lake Great nalghbor hood Mull lee Intide Poita ble laaw purchaia 14* 900 By owner By appl only I X 74/0 W e’ll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it’s sold. Y o u pay fo r the firs t 10 clays and i f y o u r car doesn't s e ll, c a ll us and re n e w it fo r F R E E ! Phone n u m b e r and a s k in g p rice m ust be in c lu d e d in ad. N o c o p y chan g e w h ile ad is ru n n in g e xc ep t fo r p ric e. N o n -c o m m e r c ia l o n ly . C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 to d ay! In Your Own Backyard! Beautiful 1,2G 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes Available m/ Mention this ad and PAY NO APPLICATION FEE IkdriMtm SKAIIKKK/.K . • * I >r. IfW tt* 1)00 Srurtrj DrpoiH _________________________________ __________ M St. Croix Apartment^; Sem-I I t e t a r U , luki- M a r y ^ w l M f. 830 ) lots Nice subdivision t U 000 for all 3 k)ts *07tt*9t)l Paradise... j m V.U HALL REALTY NEW Sanford offices and'or warehouses BOO 2.100 sq ff Special, t24)/mo, ) ) ) 7)54 SANFORD. Office space. MOO sq fl building total 1700 sq fl_ par office unif_ Di 7004 SANFORO 1M2 S FRENCH I 000 sq ft Ideal small office WJVmo me I M iff sewer garbego Can 3)15)1)_______ soo SO F 8 E T tor leas# on 17 fj. %ucca%»ful ranting anchor butmtsses Good parking and Mghllng Graaf visibility Aiklrsg UOQ/mo P 7 *444 work T59— R e a l E s t a t e W a n te d 181— A p p lia n c e s ^ F u rn itu re ^ y w m jy LO N O W O O D /LA KE M A R Y Mid lift storage warehouses. 400 100 >400 sq ft Fre* rtnf w 'lfm o lease, frem tUl/mo )H 0)19 W IL L T R A D E 1441 HESS TRUCK FOR 1441 PLEASE CALL 1H 414/ ' ,'n f " N l 1 0 7 - M o b il e H om es / Rent 1 H — W areh o u se Space /R e n t NEW 1444'*, NO DOWN. 10% Intereit, 14X10, IIM/mo. 14 X 10, tlio/me. 14* 5/04 FOR SUBDIVISIONS with or without epproval* 100 1000 acre* Waterfront 4 plu* Cell Terry Clayton 404 Ml *404 OFF 44A duple. 1 trlrm, 1 bath f’arkslde Mlic* Eactllenf cond 14)0 RE/MAX 142 22)1 C O U N TR Y S E TT IN O com plelely turn, 1/1, garbage /water turn, covered lanced patio Ideal lor w<ek couple or sing parent IJX mo pus dep No pels IIS I4U O S T E IN 1 bedroom | bath On 10 acres S4X plus S100 securl Iy XS4 444 llaOaftw Ipm SANFORD. 2 bdrm I balh. quiet area, fenced yerd Sl/S/mo Sl/S/dep Nopals 1114104__ 1 BDRM, IW BATH mobile home lor rent Mullet Lake Perk. Estes Dr 40* 111 111! 211— A n t i q u e s / C o lle c t ib le s ____ 1 5 7 - M o b il e H o m e s / S a le d u TSTARC 105— D u p le x T r i p l e x / R e n t ___ M IN UTES FROM SANFORD SANFORD I bdrm w' util turn Ur wk of mo 797 4440 office 66% 1)21 horn# 900 1610pager__ SANFORD 411 S PARK AVE I and 2 bdrm A.r 122S 1)2) plus! 100deposit SO 4402___ _ I BEDROOM FREE MONTH SPECIAL! 2 bdrms A effic avail Call Jerry. 17)0430 7 BEDROOM S SanfordAve 1)2) Includes ultlllies 210 40U or 640 5471 K I T *N ’ C A K I . Y I , K » b y l u rry \V rl« h l 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t 5 :3 0 -Sat. 1 0 0 -Sun 1-5 Y o u r tra n sp o rta tio n a d w orks best w hen it co n ta in s in fo rm a tio n the b u y e r w ants to k n o w : Make and Model • Year • Power Features • Mechanical Condition Body and Finish Transmission Mileage Previous Use Accessorics/lnlcrior SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 3U-Z6H �$ - > v i r r v » \ V ’ % % %1 > 1 r SB - Sanlord Hpmid. Sanlord. Florida - Thuraday. March 24, 1994 by Chic Young 1 LON DIE WMAT'S TMiS SPECIAL. OH voua MENU CAlu EO 'B E L E A S e C H IL I" P by Mori Walker B E E TL E BAILEY IT HEV! HOW COME THE PRICE 5TAY5 THE SAM E BUT THE CONTENT 15 liliK LESS AND LESS ? HO80PY IS PUTTING IN A 5M A N V POTATO CHIPS A5 THEY USEP TO! f\o J' A /C\ 1 l 1 4 r i by Art Sansom TH E BORN LOSER [XJUST N-VJAY5 PJ6HT1 EVERYONE THINK6 > <J Pros and cons of heart transplant D EA R UK. G G T T : In 19H4 m y liuabnntl was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy. Except for his heart. Ills lirultli was flood and lie lived until 1090. Th e heart speelallsl al the HM D lo which we belonged never mentioned a Iransplaul In us. We could never understand that anil I now wonder what the quality and l ength of Ills life bi l l owi ng transplant might have been. UK AH K R A I ) E It: Heart transplants are a real trial lor the pallenls who receive them. Not only Is li dlirieult In llnd a sidlnhlc d o n o r . Inu Ihc nperallnn Is -- as you ran Imagine major, major surgery that Is expensive and requires lifelong therapy with drugs, such as cortisone, to prevent reject ton of the Im ­ planted tissue. I d o n ’ t know why your husband’s physician didn’t con­ si der h i m a candidate for Irnnsplntu surgery. W hy not ask him ? Some specialists do not consider transplants in elderly patients who have other health problems. However, despite the risks, a transplant mlghl have Im-co preferable lo only six years ni I - 1 by Charles M. Schuli PEANUTS HOW DIP YOU GET STARTED AS A YES SIR iM SUPPOSE? TO INTERVIEW A BUSINESSMAN SO I HAVE THESE QUESTIONS... IS THERE ROOM FOR ADVANCEMENT? WHAT ABOUT HEALTH CARE1 IS IT A 6000 CAREER FOR WOMEN? BARBER1 > ' V all co m e' BACK. NOW. Y'HEAR? j -H by Howie Schneider E E K & M EEK 1 W ENT OUT U jrm A G I N LAST N 6 H T LLWO THlNikSTTe ■jUO&D IS CGCHRXr) TO EXP S0»0 YOU DID A NICE JOB ON THAT 6UV.. NjJTHUOG1 l told h im rr was all a t e F t SAID THERE kUAS A LOT WE. HAD TO DO CiFCRL rr WAS A ll 4 life th a t m u st nave a MEDICINE y *---- - • 'jm P E TE R G O T T .M .D . tually (III with fluid, which can provide an Ideal pjacc for bacteria to urn*. Rather than having periodic drainage that Is both uncomfort­ able and In co n ve n ie n t, you might consider having another operation lo correct the problem AC R 088 1 Smill but 7 Dumb — tt Actor Psttr — 12 Doing In harmony 14 Dtttd rodanl 15 Epic potm to Tnaaiar tlgn (abbr.) 17 Many (2 wda.) 10 Prlncaly Ital­ ian family 20 Hslpt 22 Wharf 25 Aclrtta — Ramlclr 20 Fsltshood 20 Formsr ImmF raton alaon — laiand 31 Caualng Irritation 33 Qatharlng of aa-aludanta 8 30 Vlatnamaaa capital 30 Catch 37 Nackwaar 30 Numbara 30 Wratlllng hold! 42 Inflict on (2 wdt.) 45 Actual balng 40 Kanlucky bluagraaa 40 Ona who bring* up 01 Actraaa Amy 03 Dadaraa 54 Show plainly 55 Snaka a aound 50 Smallad atrongly - - - by closing Ihc cavity. Ask your surgeon why he hasn't consid­ ered this option._________________ Antwar lo Prado kJUUUU UUIJULJ □ □ □ □ L IU EJLOUCII1 □ □ □ □ U U UUH1UUL] ULJUU H im UUULJ u u u u u li uuu U EJU U U U U U U uuuuulj LUj y u u h is iu j h u ia u u iu u u a a u ju u u u u U U tl UI1UUUJJ a U L IU U U U LUIJUU □ u u u l j u j ju a u L iu j □ JJL Ja U U L J U liJ U U U n r .iH u r a M c iM iiii i 4 Hoad (at.) 0 Mount Saint — . Alaika 0 Shouta 0 Taara 10 Dlllaaad 12 High toclaty (2 wdt.) 13 — whirl 18 Qraatinaia 20 Ralatad 21 High- — 22 Actor Bruca — 23 Oliva oanua 24 Aaiociatlon 28 Too lha — 2 7 -------- tha around floor 26 Protactlon »ar.) 30 Location 32 Hoad covara 34 Edmonton hockay taam 30 Organa of tmall 40 Willow 41 Audacity 42 Actraaa Joanna — 43 Pladga 44 Small monkay 40 Pala rad 47 A tlngla tlma 40 Oraw oldar 50 Blltar vatch 52 Compala DOWN 1 Trota 2 Roman road 3 Bull, In Spain 7 Flung* a Mualcal Inatrumanta been terribly compromised WEAK UK C .O T I A year ago I had surgery lor a hernia In my stomach It led a large cavity In m y abdomen that tills with Hold I’ve had the fluid removed seven times now. yel II doesn't slop. My surgeon tells me dial II he doesn't continue lo remove die Hold. It will cause Infrelloil Is there anything else dial can ladone lor my condition? DKAK KEAD K K I’m not sure exm ilv what happened to you during surflery. bill appareudv you were Icli with an ahnnrtnnliIV that I assume lies outside the stomach It's been said dial Nature ahliors a vacuum, and nowhere is Hits more true than In the liodv Alinormal cavltu-s even­ WIN AT BRIDGE Ily P h illip A ld e r Torhiy's rtc.d w.rs I In Iasi ul ............................. .. .I ‘.MCI Mulish du final ril lla: W omen's Team Championship. I hc pair sitting East-West In the given auction was leading by nine Inlrrnulltsinl matchpnlnls (IM I’s). North. Su Murn. doubled four heads tor penalties, a con­ tract that probably would have gone one down Hut South. 17 veal old A b lr y Walker, pre lerrerl to go lot game with her dlHiiihutloiial haiuI West slarterl with three lop diamonds Walker rolled and. I.u ril willi a sure club loser, had in pi.in dn Im m ps wldimit loss Manv players would cash die ace lust — and go down II West has a sin g le to n , there are lour ebailees In five thill U will he a low card, and only one that li will lie the i|uren. So. II Is correct lo lliicwa- through Bast on die llrsl round W a lk e r led a c h ili n> d u m m y 's lack and Basi s ace Hark la m r die heart are. w hich South rolled Walker led a club til d um m y's queen and ran the spade IO through East. The spade Hint- was overtaken with tier Jack; WalkiT drew trum ps and claimed for |4 i i s 420. In the other room. West. 1,1/ McGowan, dt-clikd her hand wiis worth a onr-tHim ond opening! Nnrlh made an ligslane oneheart ovcrcal! Hast. Sandra I’enlold. doulilnl lo show lour spades Sotilh bid one spade auyw ay Alter two passes. East pimped lo three no trum p Anil the contract was unbeatable Ucclarer won the club lead with her ace. played a diamond lo Ihc duuiiuy and led a heart m her IO. North's bill liavlng given die game away That was plus IKK) tor a lotal gain ol 14 IMPs: vlcloi v by five Is Abbey Walker die youngest uallonal chamnkin ever? NORTH urn ♦ to t try j > s r ♦ I 52 ♦y j 9 EAST ♦ yros ♦ 4 sp a 7 a 2 4 A K 10 J 4 741 ♦ A9 ♦ A K y 10 9 ♦ 10 1 1 SOUTH 4 A K J 13 1 aj « ♦ K1744 Vulnerable East-Welt D ealer West South Vitll 14 44 Pus 44 Pus Norik Pass r>bi Pus Kul 14 Pus Piss Opening lead ♦ A HOROSCOPE Uy Bernice Bede Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY March 28. 1994 Someone you mlghl meet by chance or through very unusual circumstances In the year ahead could turn out in he one of die most valuable mniaets you've ever ma d e . Be frie n d ly to everyone you encounter. ARIES I March 2 1-April 19) Tills could he <*ic of those days when you mlghl not perform too well under pressure. be ll in the business world or the social world. T r y to keep pace with events. Gel a Jump on life by understanding the Influences whic h are governing you In the year ahead. Send for y o u r Astro-Graph predictions today by m u llin g.. S2 and a long, s c I f •a d rl r e s s c r l . s t a m p e d envelope to Astro-Graph, c/o tills newspaper. P.O. Box 4405. New York. N Y. lOIO.’t. Be sure lo slate your zodlueslgn. TAUHU9 (A |ir11 20-May 20) Friends you feel are a l rlllc loo assertive or dlelalorlul should he avoided If posable today. You won’t respond well to persons telling you what lo do or how lo do It. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) by Jim Meddick ROBOTMAN* V W t YOU EYER W ONDERED TJH NT WOULD WtfREN IF YOU TOLD WOUR BEST FRIEMD TUKT YOU W U C R T RELATIONSHIP WAS M IW R 0 U 6 , IN F ^ T IL E W1P DYSFUNCTIONAL7 x 0H...50NPRA...WUR MOTMCR 1$, ER...5Ht'6 WITH *R5. tf,, AHP... HEW new YOU CWklY KIPS CRACK WE UP . ~n— 3X& make ll hard for you lo do things the way you may want to do lhern. Buckling under will he a big mistake If you act In opposi­ tion to your better Judgment. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec 21) Guard against Inclinations today to blame things you do wrong on Innocent bystanders, especially family members. Be adult where your shortcomings arc concerned. CAPRICORN (Dee. 2 2 -Ja n . 19) If there Is something you are trying to learn today that you might have to use In the Im ­ mediate future, don’t leave any­ t h i n g u p to c h a n c e . M ukc copious notes If necessary. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-l'cb. 19) T h is might not be one of your better days for going bargain bunting. If you sec somctldng you like, there’s a chance you’ll pay more for II Hum you should and regret It later. P IS C E S (Fell 2 (-M a rch 20) Y o u ’ll be morc nfcctlve and productive today If you cun operate Independently of others. A llia n ces or (virtnerslilp a r­ rangements coukl severely slow you down. C o p y r i g h t 1994 N E W S P A P E R E N TE R P R IS E ASSN. Leonard Starr ANNIE ULY AND 1 ARE. MAMM& A SWORD FlbYT W llH DOR STRAWS. 1 0 SEE WHO GETS THE LAST SIP OF TW S BROWU COW- ^ :“ 1 Ainhlllon and drive are arlmiralilc characteristics, provided one doesn' t at t empt to achieve his/her purposes at someone else’s expense. Do your tiling today, hut do It honorably CANCER (June 21-Ju ly 22) You won’t want anyone to Im ­ pose their Ideas or politics on you today, so you most be careful you're not accused of the sam e I nf r act i on. T h e r e ’s a chance you coukl gel careless. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) You're In a eyele where you must guard against overextending yourself financially. Look for ways to limit your spending Instead of adding to your debt. Relief can Ik - found. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) Usually you strive to be a helpful anil fair person, but Coday could he an exception where you gel so enveloped In your own sellInterest that you’re not aware of cithers. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oi l. 23) Ik­ on guard today or else co­ workers m lghl try to unload onto your shoulder some distasteful chores they are trying to avoid. Tills may occur If they think they can get away with It. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 T o d a y ’s peer pressure might ..l'At 5 0 K R Y -1 CAN’T t a l k to y o u r ig h t NOW. � 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 24, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 24, 1994. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 24, 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/e41bd2bd154e1788d31a854999cd29fb.pdf c008f10954f92a75274b51b237ec464c PDF Text Text F e b ru a ry TUESDAY 1, 1 9 9 4 30 Cents Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Saminola County alnca 1008 86th Year, No. 141 - Sanford. Florida NEWS DIGEST Riverboat gambling? Betting on legalization, company eyeing Sanford □ Sports SHS boys win in 4A-6 soccer ORLANDO — The Seminole Itovs' soccer team won Its second game of the season, 3-2. over Gateway in the 4A-I)lsttlcl ti tournament at Cypress Creek High School Monday night See Page ID. □ People 2 win beauty pageant Tun local girls. Kaylle Lytle and Natalie Weld, have Won Miss Manatee and Miss Junior Manatee In the annual Miss Manatee Meanly Pagranl s|tonsnred try the Florida Endangered Wildlife Foundation. See Page 3D SANFORD - Gambling on gambling becoming legal In Florida, un Orlando-hascd company Is considering leasing property at Port of Sanford for a SI. Johns River gambling cruise Florida Riverboat Corp. wants Ur operate a 2.000 jwissenger riverboat and employ up Ur 1.000 people lo operate the enterprise Hoard chairman Gerald liraley. a local homebuilder, commits to contributing 10 percent of Income nbove taxes to the local community. They have signed a letter of agreement to lease 19 aerrs at the port for their facility. "W e want to Ire a significant contributor lo the community, troth In business generation and direct contributions and Involvement with chari­ table enterprises.” staled Hraley In a press release. Several Male lawmakers are prn|toslng gumhl- lug In Florida this year. Sen. Alberto Gutman. It Miami, la drafting a bill to allow counties to permit rlvrrboal Rambling In Florida porta. The proposal rail* for a $5 per peraon tax to ralae an cal Imated 1120 m illion In local revenue and a 20-percent winning"* tax lo rn lv 9300 million to 940U million In Male revenue — all earmarked for crime fighting Florida Itlvrrbnat officials say the proposal could generate 65 .0 00jobs. C Sec Gamble. P a g e 2 A Last chance Honored for outstanding community service C op’s sex case: 1 more hearing for new trial Telephone scam reported Investigators from Ihe Seminole SANFORD County Sheriff's Office Fraud und F'orgcry section are investigating a telephone scam apirarrntly being conducted try suspects in Las Vegas. Nevada. A rc o r d ln g lit s h e r iff's spokesm an Ed McfXtnmigh. "Yesterday, an elderly woman In Chtduota reported she had received a phone call Imm Jill Marie Johnson, whit claimed to Ire a representative o f thr Publishers Clearing House." He continued. "Johnson told her she was u winner In ihe final drawing hut would first need to pay 91.750 In taxes to receive the prl/e. The woman was instructed lo send Iter chek by UPS ovrrnlght. to an address In tars Vegas.” McDonough said Johnson gave ihe woman un H00 numltrr. but It Is not the number used by Publishers Clearng House. The woman re­ portedly did not send her check to Las Vegas. No passenger deaths in 1993 WASHINGTON — There was only one drsth in 1093 from aeeldenis involving major U S. airlines. The airlines wrrr involved In 23 accidents Iasi year, but the only death involved a member ol u ground errw who was struck by a propeller. The National Transportation Safely Board said Monday lliul was the Jresl record since 19H0. when no deaths were reported Preliminary figures also show (hat charter airlines reported no deaths for the fourth straight year and the number of deaths on air laxls was 42. down from 70 Ihe previous year. The only Increase In deaths was on commuter airlines, where 24 people were killed In 1993. compared to 21 In 1992. Overall, the board reported that H00 people died In 2.158 accidents Involving non-military and non government planes last year. In 1992. 998 people were killed In 2.221 accidents. )•»>•*« PSslM t . M o t H a n 't Winifred "Bill'' Qielow la named the Topper Award winner. H e X n d T w w i l n n e . In 1076 watches as tha chamber's Tony Hussi. <1000 winner). pie~n<e me m ^ o Chamber taps best of the best SA N FO R D - T h e Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce s in g le d out Its le a d e r s h ip personalities Monday night dur­ ing Ihe annual awards banquet. The event also marked the be­ ginning of Robbie Robertson s trim as president. T h e g a t h e r i n g . In a Country/Western motif, was held ut the Barn on South French Avenue. An estimated 300 per- the recipient ol Ihe Dr. Luis Perez Humanitarian , handshake from presenter Wayne Albert. SANF’ORD - The defense at­ torneys for former Sanford pollerinun G u y S. Hrewstcr w ill have onr more hearing lo argue for a new trial. Eighteenth Circuit Court Judge Alan A. Dickey continued Ihe two and a half hour hearing Monday to an unspecified datr after rejecting several |Kilnts raised by Ihe defrnse In support of a new trial. If Dickey denies a new trial. Ihe case Is expected lo be appealed. liirw s te r was convicted of right counts of sexual activity with a child in custodial care by a Jury In November. Last week. Dickey sen­ tenced Mrewsler lo IS years In prison followed by 30 years proba­ tion. A provision o f probation It be nut be fclnnr with any child under age 1H. Mrewntrr was charged with hav­ ing sex In an ongoing relationship with an underage boy lie mrt at Lakevtew Middle School. Dressier was Ihe school resource officer and ran the |toller Explorers program which the boy later Joined. Even­ tually. the youth m oved In with the policeman. Brewster and hit at­ torneys maintain no sex ever look place bclwrrn the policeman and Ihe youth. At the upcoming hearing, defense attorneys Jeff Deni and Robert Fisher arr expected to challenge portions ol the trial testimony of Florida Department o f Law En­ forcement agent Suzanne Koleen. Kotccn was one of the Investigators See T r ia l. Page 5 A Firefighters cleared in stripper assault | y J . MARK BARFIELD Senior s ta ll Writer SANF'ORD — A dozen Seminole County firefighters were cleared yesterday by a Sheriffs Office In- From s ta ff and wire reports vcstlgatlon Into an allegation they assaulted n stripper during hrr performance lust year. T h e seven-week Investigation concluded al leas! six firefighters were on stage during Ihe woman » perform ance, but Investigators could not corroborate her complaint they touched her body and deliber­ ately poured beer on her. F’orty people were Interviewed by the two Professional Standards Division Investigators who produced more than 1.10 0 pages of testimony. Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser said he's glad Ihe county employees were cleared by the Investigation. C S e e Cleared. Page B A Nit-picking in schools? Head lice make their move among students •B •B ,3B BA .•B ,4A 2A N ation............ P eople............ P o lice............. School Menu Sports............ T elevision.... W eath er........ Mostly cloudy and cool with 30 percent chance of showers. High In the- low GO*. Wind north 5 lo 10 ttiph. SANFORD The SANFORD - It s a S e m in o le C o u n t y lousy stale of affairs In school district oflcrcd some o f the Seminole Ihe following advice County schools right on how lu avoid head now. lice Infestations and Conditions arc Just what lo do If the In­ rigid ul the moment festation occurs.. ' for head lice lo breed OThc best way lo and move from one avoid ihe Infeslatlou Is youngster lo unolher to be sure lo use your with ease. ow n" grooming Items "It serin* there are (such as combs, hair an awful lot of cases a c c e s s o r ie s and everywhere this ycur." brushes). Also, do not Gall MrQualg. coordi­ share hats, clothing or nator of school nurses, L Sec Tips. Page 2A said, " l l s pretty heavy uttill the schools " Head Ih t are transmitted when people share clothing that Is pulled over thr head, hals or hair grooming aides. Boo Lice, Page BA .SUBSCRIBE.TP THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL shared Ihe day recently, fishing along the shore ol Lske Monroe. __________ �2A S.inter0 Hetsld, Sanford. Florida • Tuaadav. February 1, 1094 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Exposing johns Publicizing prostitution arrests popular tool in crime fight Clergy: Spare rolling from electric chair GAINESVILLE — Clergy are pleading with prosceutors to sjtatc accused serial killer Danny Harold Rolling from the electric chair If he pleads guilty to the grisly slayings o f five college students. "I want to see the murderer o f these students punished, and punished severely." said the Rev. Lawrence Relmer o f the United Church of Gainesville. "Life In prison would do that.” Rolling Is accused of five female students In August 1990. He already Is serving a minimum 105 years In prison for a variety ofot her crimes. About a do/rn clergy members signed a letter to a local newspaper urging prosecutors to offer Rolling a bargain: guilty pleas for life In prison. Rehashing the lurid details of the slayings would only serve to harm the community, they said. A lot o f that trauma Is going to be revlsltrd again through a lengthy irial." Relmer said. “ And the only reason for all o f this Is io have the death penalty for him.” By JOHN PACINTI Associated Press Writer W E ST PALM REACH - The undercover police officer swears Jose Borges solicited her for sex on a rainy Soul h Florida day. Th e only problem was the 74-year-old Portuguese immigrant Is Impotent and by the time that little-known fact came out In court his name was published with the names of other "Johns" In a newspaper ad taken out bv the city. Despite Borges' subsequent acquittal on solicitation charges, a state court of up|>ca! last week came down on the side of West Palm Itcarh Mayor Nancy Graham, whose push helped kick off a frenzied campaign against prostitution (lint spread throughout the su le over the last year. Death penalty dropped for drug kingpin TAM PA — Federal prosecutors have unexpectedly dropped plans to seek the death penalty against an accused drug kingpin who they say ordered the murder of a man who sold him phony drugs. The trial of Ronald Eugene "R om eo" Mathis was to have I k-cu the flnu In Florida using the new federal death penalty for murders committed as part of a continuing criminal enterprise. Assistant U S. Attorney Jeffrey Downing offered no explana* tlon at a pretrial hearing Monday for his one-sentence notice the death penalty was not being pursued. Mathis is accused o f masterminding a MOO.OOO-n-week crack ring from St. Petersburg. Charges against him Include racketeering, operating a continuing criminal enterprise, conspiracy to distribute cocaine and carrying a firearm during the course o f a drug crime. From A s s o c ia te d " It 's public record und in many ruses they are never ronvlcted because there Is a plea agreem ent." Graham said. "Neighborhoods oml cities are grappling with this Issue "A nybody who doesn't understand these street hookers are tied together with dnigs and other crime ore not In touch with reality." Graham said. Borges attorney, Michael B. Small, sees things differently. "People's lives arc being ruined through public ridicule and embarrassment.** he said. "T h ey are publicly scrutinized Thr printing of this ad was a form of punishment before conviction." Hr wouldn't say whether he plans to appeal Friday's state decision that dis­ missed Borges' complaints about the mayor and the nds. The movement has led Florida to try Innovative ways to combat prostitution. lit uddltlon to the efforts of West Palm Beach, anti-prostitution clforls In Miami and St. Petersburg are Indicative o f the re­ surgence nationally to publicize Johns. Former New York mayor Ed Koch did It through radio early In his administration. a In Kaunas City, Mo., a crime watch group turned the Idea of a phone sex line Inside out with a number that spouse* and others can call to find out who has I k-cu arrested on prostitution charges. a In Akron and Dayton. Ohio, newspapers printed the name* of men nabbed In a four-day prostitution sting last summer An Akron cable television operator followed suit. "It's quite a deterrent." Graham said of the three ads West Palm Beach purchased at SI.(XX) apiece last year. "People walk up to me und asked when the next nd Is going to run and how they found out about their neighbor Jim m y." Graham, who Is a lawyer, said publishing the names of those urTested — hut not necessarily convicted — In prostitution stings. Is protected under Florida's public records Inw. She |>otnts to the release of the highprofile client list o f prostitute Kathy Wlllcts. the wile of a former Broward sheriffs deputy and part-time pimp. "A n d they w eren't even a rre sted !" Graham said of the clients on the list. But one man arrested In West Palm Beach who had his name printed In an ad said Graham's practice of publishing Johns' names Is being abused. "The whole thing ts a setup. It s entrap­ ment." said l-ronnrd. who spoke on condi­ tion his last name not be used In the story. "Th ey have been told to make as many arrests as possible. And the names ure printed before you even bad a chance to npjrear In court If you're found Innocent, there's no retraction." Miami and St. Petersburg quickly followed Graham's lend In using the modern day pillory. Prats reports Em ployee of tne M onth Tips Continued fro m Page 1A s p o r tin g helmets. Try to avoid sharing any­ thing that has hern on or come in contact with someone rise's head." Gall M<^)uulg. coordina­ tor of school nurses for the district, said. II an Ink-station occurs, she suggests • Wash the luilr lliouroughly with a shampoo that Is specially designed to kill the head lice. Such shampoos nrc available both over the counter and with a prescription. Follow the direc­ tio n s th a t c o m e w ith th e p a r tic u la r sh a m p o o you purchase. • Follow the washing with a rinse of 50 percent vinegar and J 50 percent water. The solution will loosen the nits (eggs) and makr them easier to remove. a The nits can be removed more easily with a fine tooth comb, but often they must be picked out manually. "It Is a very, very time con­ s u m in g a n d . s o m e t im e s expensive, ordeal." McQuatg said. She said she also recommends v a c u u m in g the fu r n it u r e ; washing bed linen* and pillows uml even any stuffrd animals a child might have slept or snug­ gled with. If a favorite animal can not be laundered or placed In the dryer. It can be placed In an enclosed bag and kepi there about a week until the lice have died. Gamble Continued from Page 1A Seminole County commission chairman Dirk Van Der Welde said hr Is op|iosed to gambling because he doesn't think It would t>c the crime panacea supporters say It is. Personally. 1 don’t think the answer ts In rlverboat gambling, anymore than the Lottery was was the answer for education." said Van Der Welde. "The Lot* tcry was supposed to be the answer for education and wc sec It wasn't." llut s o m e disagree with Van Der Welde. "I think this would be marvel­ ous." said Dennis Dolgner. port administrator. "It would have a very positive Impact on the local economy. We have dog tracks and Jut alal. This wouldn't be tliat much different. People wouldn't come out to the port and sit und gamble all day. they would go on a cruise for a couple of hours and probably spend as much money as they would LOTTERY M IA M I - H e re are th e winning num bers s e lec te d Monday In the Florida Lottery: going to the dog track.'* * ^ Dolgner said Florida Rlverboat has signed a letter of agreement giving them to option to lease about 19 acres o f the port. Dolgner said about six o f the acres are actually bulldable. Dolgner said the agreem ent allows them to lease the proper­ ty for one year, with two-year rcnawal options. No com m it­ ment has been finalized, he said. Nancy Yuronls. president of the Rlverahlp Romance, which presently operates cruises on the S t. J o h n s R iv e r fro m th e downtown Sanford area, had no comment about the prospect of rlverboat gambling. "W c are In a dinner cruise operation," she said, “ and that Is what wc would continue to do. regardless of what is decided." The Grand Romance has been sold to another company who plana to operate it as a gambling boat on the Mississippi River. Intarmatton from ttw A u o d o M P r m w ot m d v w d hi tb it d o ry Sanford H erald T u esda y. F e b ru a ry 1, 1094 V o t. 8 6 , N o . 141 Published Deny end Sundry. n c r p i byTli * ‘ Herald. Saturday by The Sanford tne 300 H French A ye , Senlecd, Fta 12771 Saeond C la s t Poelage Paid at Sanford. Flortda and additional m tilin g o ffic e * POSTMASTER: Send eddreea changee le THE SANTORO HERALD, PO . B o . 1147. S anford. FL 22772-tM T . ertprk (OeNy A Sunday) 5 Month# •Monthe 1 Veer tie Deem Itaaa eye ee m oo Florida R ae ld e n u must pay 7% sates la . in addition le ra te * above Phone (407) 222-2S11. HortM M o w Of f * M | Vine 4*1 Central Florida Consumers bald eagles more confident cumulating mercury about economy ■ vJ O M N P A cn rn Associated Prase Writer_________ MIAMI — Bald eagles In Cen­ tral Florida are accumulating high levels of mercury that could cause disorientation and re­ production problems but the amounts aren't deadly, a re­ searcher said Monday. "1 think, at least at this point, these levels are relatively low compared to other (eagle) popu­ lations." said Petra Wood, who headed the University o f Florida study. Mercury levels are five to 10 times higher In bald eagles near the Great Lakes, and higher levels are also found In birds In Maine and Oregon, said Wood in a telephone Interview from her currant Job at the wildlife re­ search unit at West Virginia Unlvcrntty In Morgantown. W. Va. However, the amount o f mer­ cury found In blood, feather and tissue samples taken In the Florida study wo* "w ith in the range o f concentrations that can cause behavioral changes or reduce reproduction" tn other birds. Such levels could cause dis­ orientation and lead to the birds getting caught In high-voltage power lines or hit by cars. through October, our Index took off, rising to B3 In November. 90 In December GAINESVILLE - The Flor­ and 94 In January." ida Consum er C onfidence The January Index of 94 Is Index soil red to Its highest the highest In the university’s level In more than lour years Bureau o f E con om ic R e ­ In January, boosted by Im­ search's monthly survey since p r o v e d e x p e c ta t io n s fo r 1989. when It stood at the personal finances. University some mark. o f Florida economists said. Floridians are having more "T h e turnaround In how positive feelings about their Floridians view short-term personal finances, and the prospects for the national sh are o f th ose s u rv e y e d economy has been remark­ expecting belter times na­ able.'* UF economist Dave tionally grew from 33 to 51 Denslow said Monday. "After percent from October to Jan­ staying near 78 from May uary. By Associated Frees________ THE WEATHER Today: Mostly cloudy and cool with a good chance o f rain. High In the lower 60s. Wind north 5 to 10 mph. Rain chance 30 per­ cent. Tonight: Cloudy and cool with a good chance of rain. 1-ow In thr upper 40s. Wind north 5 to 10 mph. Rain chance 50 percent. Wednesday: Cloudy and cool with rain likely. High In the upper 50s. Wind northeast 5 to 10 mph. Rain chance 60 per­ cent. Extended forecast: Thursday: Mostly fair and cool. High In the mid to upper 50s north and the low 60s south. Friday: Mostly fair and cold, FLORIDA TAMPS City Apalachicola Daytona Beach Ft la u d Baach Fort Myers G a tre t, Hi* Homes t* ad Jacksonville Key West Miami Pensacola Sarasota Tallahassae Vare Beech W. Palm Baach Hi t 44 74 71 U U 71 n 74 u M M 41 H 70 M M U 41 40 II 4t 47 57 44 11 H J7 55 40 44 M NATIONAL T IM M A T U ESD AY Clondy 62-45 WEDNESDAY Cloudy 60-43 THURSDAY Fair 63-43 FRIDAY Fair 85-38 TIDES I LAST Feb. 3 € FIRST Feb. 18 u ft ■XTSND1D OUTLOOK ’ Fantasy 5 4-18-10-1-20 Tranl Schako, cantor, was named Employes ol the Month for February, by the city of Sanford. Schake Is recreation tupervisor with the Recreation and Parks department, and served as co-chairman for lha Qoldan Age Games late Iasi year. Presenting the award was Mayor Battye Smith and City Manager Blit Simmons. NEW Feb. 10 O FULL F eb. 20 WEDNESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE! Min. 10:15 a.m.. 10:45 p.m.: Maj. 4:05 a.m.. 4 30 p.m TIDES: D ayton a Beach: high*. 11:57 u.tn.. 1:23 p.m.; lows. 5:46 u.in.. 5:03 p.m.; ft; “«w Sm yrna Beacht high*. -------a m.. 12H p.m.: lows. 5:51 a.m.. 5:08 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: h ig h * .-------a.m.. 1:43 p.m.: lows. 6 0 6 a.m., 5:23 p.m. Ft! >1 .45 .15 At M 70 M 44 M 00 T T 05 57 5* BKACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: W aves arc 1-3 feet and choppy. Current I* to th e south w ith a water temperature of 57 degrees N ew Smyrna Beach: Waves arc 2-3 feel and choppy. Currant Is to the south, with a water temperature of 57 degree*. BOATING St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: Wind north 10 kls. Seas 2 to 3 ft except higher In the gulf stream. Buy and Inland waters a light chop. Scattered s h o w r r s . W ednesday: Wind northwest to north 10 kts. Seas 2 to 3 ft. Buy and Inlund waters a light chop. Scattered showers. F SATURDAY Ptlycldy 60-3S STATISTICS_______ T h e high tem perature In Sanford Monday wns 68 degrees and the overnight low was 47 a* reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. R ecord ed rainfall for the period, ending at 9 a.m. Tues­ day. totalled .02 nfnn Inch. The temperature at 9 a m. today was 53 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was 50. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando International Airport. □ M o n d a y 's h ig h ..................... 8 8 □B arom etric preaaare.30.27 □ R e lativ e Humidity MM 66 pet □ W in d s ***#Northwest 12 mph □ R a in fa ll....................... O In. □ Sunset M ltM M M M M M tt 6:05 p.m. □ Sunrise................ 7:13 e.m. tug* *nd ovvrnigM to w to k p m E5T Ctty Hi 14 P rt Ancbar4g# 44 I t 47 50 AtionM A tlantic City M 21 B gtllm or* 14 57 B lllm g l 50 14 Blrm lnghgm 41 75 B lim orck 14 01 54 17 Bo* 14 B o ll 0" 54 I t Burlington. 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CCIB. <onductrd a drug sling operation Friday, on Weslon Street, near the Jamesiown area. Persons arrested Include Mark Ralph Carslensen. 29 of Casselberry: Robert Joseph Wallers. 28. of Orange City; Ronald II. Smedley. 35. of Orlando. Each o f the men was charged with purchase o f crack cocaine. Carslensen rr|iorirdly attempted to escape from the officer, and was given the additional charge o f fleeing and attempting to elude a law enforcement ofTIrer. Biker arrested Sheriff"s deputies arrested John Golden. 34. 1007 W. 6th Street. Sanford, on Sunday. Deputies said they saw him riding one bike and pulling another, near 3rd Street and Holly Avenue. They said when they attempted lo question him regarding the ownership of the bikes, he gave a false Identity. Hr was charged with obstruction by disguise. He was also found to Ire wanted on a warrant for violation of parole on u conviction o f battery. Ex-husband: Harding in on plot Associated Press Writer PORTLAND. Ore. - Tonya Harding's ex-husband claims she was In on the plot against Nancy Kerrigan from the begin­ ning. convinced that skating Judges wouldn't give her a fair shake, the ex-husband's lawyer says. J eff Glllooly struck u plea barguln under which he wits to plead guilty to racketeering to­ day and gel two years In prison and a 9 100,000 fine In exchange for his testimony. ‘T o n y a was In on It from the beginning." Glllooly's lawyer. Ron llocvct. told The Associated Press on Monday night. "That's what Jeff has said, and I believe that to be Ihc truth." Investigators have gathered corroborating evidence. Includ­ ing telephone and l>ank records and videotapes. Iloevet said. Last week. Harding denied any advance knowledge o f the Jan. 6 attack and said she didn't learn until days later that people dose to her may have been Involved. She has nut been charged. Glllooly Is accused of asking H arding's bodyguard. Shuwn Eckardt, to send alleged hlltnan S h a n e S la n t a n d a lle g e d getaway driver Derrick Smith to Detroit lo club Kerrigan on the knee, knocking her nut of Ihe national championships. Hard­ ing went on to win the champ!- Retail theft onship*. along with a spot on the Olympic team. Glllooly told authorities that he and Harding began planning the attack In early December after she finished fourth at u competition In Japan und feared Judges ut the U.S. champion­ ships would hold it against her. Hocvct said. "T h ey viewed Kerrigan as the clear favorite. Ihe fair-haired girl." Hocvct told The New York Tim es. "T h e y thought what happened to Tonya In Ju|ran was politics and that would bun her In Detroit." Meanwhile, a special comm it­ tee of the U.S. Figure Skating Association was lo meet today lo consider whether lo recommend rem ovin g Harding from the Olympic team. On Monday, the U.S. Olympic Committee Included Kerrigan und Harding on the tram that will compete In Llllehammer. Norway. Michelle Kwan. 13. was named an alternate. The Games begin Feb. 12. bill the roster run be changed as luie as Feb. 21. An Associated Press poll taken W ednesday through Sunday found that four In 10 Americans feel Harding should withdraw from the team even If she Is Innocent. Iloevet said that It's unlikely Harding's guilt or Innocence will lie established before the Games b e g in . •V - TRANSMISSION Sanford police arrested Charles Wayne Campbell. 50, with no local address, at u retail store In Ihe 1500 block of S. French Avenue Sunday. Police Mild he had attempted to leave the store with two 12-packs of beer, without fraying for the merchandise. The arrest report sold Campbell also tried to punch the store manager In I tie face but missed Campbell was charged with retail theft, and assault. SANFORD 3 2 1 -3 2 7 0 LAKE MARY/HEATHROW ■ 3 3 0 -3 6 1 0 | DELAND/ OELTONA f (904) 7 7 5 -0 0 0 3 l Trespassing Samuel Percy Morris. 55. 815 Hickory Avenue. Sanford, was arrested at u grocery More In the 500 block o f E. 7lh Street. Saturday, 1‘nllre said he was found In an area posled against lolirrlng. and refused to leave the area when asked to do so. He was charged with irespasslng after warning, and disorderly Intoxication. 7cncc I □ju■ r■ r■ major repairsT B B D ALT.SMS./LONGWOOD ! 8 3 0 -5 5 0 0 J orlando 3 8 (M>5 0 0 Domestic incidents • Frances Helen Rohdo. 30. 440 W. Weklva Trail. Longwood. was arrested by shertfTs deputies at her residence Sunday lollowlng u dispute with a male. She was charged with aggravated assault, (domestic violence). • Michael D Shipman. 24. 244 Orange Avenue. Longwood. was unrated at his residence by Longwood police Saturday lollowlng a dispute with u female. He wus charged with domestic violence, battery. • Rosemary Gregory. 45. 618 E. I l l h Street. Sanford, and Bennie I.ee Gregory. 36. of that same nddress. were both unrated by Sanford police Saturday following an alienation. Each was charged with domestic violence. • Graham Nell Ratliff. 24. 131 Country Lake Apanments. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police at his residence Sunday following a dispute with a female. He was charged with domestic violence, battery. • Guy Eugene Trump. 37. 117 Mayfair Circle, was anested at his residence by Sanford police early Monday following a dispute with his wife. He was charged with domestic violence, (assault). Traffic stop arrests • Antwan P. Merchant. 22. of Orlando, was anested by Lake Mary (wllee following a traffic stop on Rinehart Road Sunday. He was charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license. • David Philip Gaar. 27. 163 Twin Coach Court, was stopped by Sanford police at 13th Street and Olive Avenue Sunday. He was c barged with driving with a suspended/revoked license. • David F. Holcomb. 32. 1455 C.R. 427. Longwood. was slopped on U.S. Highway 17-92 by Longwood police Sunday. He was charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license, resisting without violence, equipment violations, and no proof of Insurunce. • Ricardo Anthony Ruiz. 23. of Deltona, was stopped by Sanford (roller at First Street and Mangoustlne Avenue on Friday. He was charged with |rousesalon of canriubts, under 20 grams. Warrant arrests • Two men were located at 3rd Street and Palmetto Avenue by sbertirs deputies Thursday, each was wanted on unrelated warrants Jcnry Lewis Littles. 27. 1810 Summerlin Avenue, was wanted on warrants for falling to pay a fine on a conviction of trcs|rasslng after warning, and falling to pay a fine for driving with a suspended/revoked license. With him was Michael Dcute Sanders. 25. 1121 Hickory Avenue, whom deputies found was wanted on a writ o f bodily attachment for falling to appear In court. • Kenneth Edward Davis. 33. 457l-A MacKuy Ulvd.. was unrestcd at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility Thursday. He was wanted on two warrants for falling to appear on charges of driving with a suspended/revoked llcenic. • DerTlck Leon Mathis. 22.4540 Dubois Street. Lake Monroe, was served a warrant at the Jail Thursday. He was wanted fot possession of cocaine. • Cecil Wayne Simpson. 43. 3105 Cameron Avenue, was arrested by deputies lollowlng a Ironic stop on 27lh Street Thursday, lie was wanted on a writ of bodily attachment. • Donald Lewis Redden. 20. of Midway, was arrested following a traffic stop by Sanford police at 13th Street and French Avenue Thursday. He was wanted on a warrant for violation of parole on a conviction of robbery. • Kenneth Eugene Southward. 36. 1501 Locust Avenue, was arrested by Sanford police at his residence Thursday. He wus wanted on a warrant Issued In Miami for grand theft. • Lester Edward Uobb HI. 22. of Altamonte Springs, was arrested In Ihc 3000 block of E. 21st Street by deputies Thursday. He was wanted on a writ of bodily attachment. • Paul Melvin Walker. 38. 2104 Cordova Dr.. Sanford, was charged In connection with a warrant for being In contempt of court on chagcs of driving without a driver license. He was held without bond. • Kenneth Ira Lorber. 26. 3816 N. County Road 427. Apt. 14. Sanford on charges of falling lo pay fines. He was held In lieu of 9202.50 cash bond. •T a m m y Jo Stanovllch. 34. 155 Sandlewood Way. Longwood, on charges of vlolatlhg the terms o f her probation. She was held on 90.000 bond. Seeing the world through books Alexandra Jsan-Jacque, 10 and her friend Renelyn Monteloyoia, 10, visit Ihe Lake Mary branch of lh « county public library recently to share some reading time. G o v ern m en t council to meet By NICK P F IIP A U P Horald Stall Writer OVIEDO — The monthly meet­ ing o f Ihe Council of Local G o v e r n m e n ts In S e m in o le County, will be held tomorrow. Feb. 2. at Oviedo City Hall. 400 Alexandria Hlvd Among new business sched­ uled on the agenda for the meeting are Ihe following Items: • Coordination of Community Service Workers • T o u r is t D e v e lo p m e n t Council Recommendations • Legislative Priorities Statemrni (discussion only) • Reports from members. Make this a Valentine's Day to Truly Remember! Slncr Ihc lust meeting. Ihc council has lost one o f Hs m em b e rs. Lake M a ry C ity Commissioner A.R. "D o c " Jore died Jan. 27. The March Hireling has Ix-rn scheduled for March 2. and Is Icnlnllvcly scheduled for Ihr Sanford City Hall. The meeting will begin al 7 p.m. In the Oviedo City Hall. Find the perfect way to say, " I love you" in the Sanford Herald Classified Valentine Love Lines! W rite your Love Lines message on the space provided below and send or bring it to the Sanford Herald Classified Dept. A 20 word message is $3.75 (A rtw ork $2.00 Extra) or call 322-2611 to place your ad over the phone. Deadline fo r Valentine Love Lines is Friday, February 11,12 noon. Incidents reported to authorities • SheriITs deputies arc Investigating the reported theft of an 11-foot l>oat wlih u 15 hp motor Thursday, docked behind n home In the 2000 block of Starboard Drive. Mullet Lake. The boat owner told deputies she heard what she thought was a motor starling In the middle of ihc night. • Sanford police report a residential burglary Thursday In Ihe 2800 block of Aileron Circle. They said 91,500 In Jewelry and 9400 In electronic equipment were reportedly stolen. • 91,000 in Items were said to be missing following a residential burglary Thursday In Ihe 1200 block of Oak Avenue In Sanford. • A woman told police she was In a convenience store In the 800 block of Celery Avenue Thursday when someone removed her purse from Ihe vehicle. The total estimate of loss was listed al 9290. • A VCR reportedly valued at 9300 was said to have been stolen Thursday In a residential burglary In the 100 block of Woodland Drive. • A city employee told police someone drove Into the Sanford Public Works complex. 800 Fulton Street, loaded a pickup truck with used tires, and told the man a check would be mailed. The employee checked and lold police the man had left before he determined that no such arrangements or authoriza­ tion had been released. _________ There are no smal victories in the fight against heart ciseasa Yes, I would like Valentine A rt S a n fo rd H e ra ld Classified Advertising 300 N. French Are. Sanford 32771 322-2611 American Hoart ^ ^ A s s o c ia tio n c HE? fcwwun H— 1 i -------- | �.1 *d - Sanford Herald. Sanlord, Florida - Tuesday. February 1. iW t Editorials/ Opinions S a n fo r d H e ra ld (USPS 441-360) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Wayne 0. Doyle. Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*................................ 81050 6 Month*............................... .83900 l Year.................................... 87BOO Florida Resident* must pay 7% aalea tax In addition lo rataa above. E D IT O R IA L S It’s nice to be nice to the nice * 4- Last night. the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce presented Its annual awards. A number of people who possess outstanding qualities received honors and applause for their efforts. There arc many others whom the chamber could have honored. Some |>eoplc make It their goals In life to do good lor their community and Its people. Many of them were considered by the rhomlrer. but only one person each year can receive these awards. There are however, a number of people who arc never given a plaque with their name engraved on It. or receive applause from an audience. A few have been singled out lor rewards, but refuse them, saying they were only doing their Jobs. Others may go unnoticed. Only a few teachers are honored each year, even though there are dozens and dozens who have gone beyond the requirements of their profession. A typical duy In the life of a firefighter or police officers may be In the line o f duty. But whenever the occasion arises, we hear of them going that extra mile to Ik* of assistance toothers. Even non-public figures are deserving of awards. They include: parents who do a good job at raising their children and teaching them moral values; store owners who are out to serve the public In a fair manner: motorists who exercise caution regarding traffic and pedestrians. People given special honors by the Cham­ ber of Commerce last night deserve this recognition. Now it’s time we look at |K*ople we meet In our own in d ividu al private lives. Everyone knows someone who lias made an outstanding Impact on another person or a group of people. Give them an occasional thank you. Let them know they are appreci­ ated. and that their good dreds are not going unnoticed. In th e o ld M A S K trie vision show, ( f i r Frank Burns character once had a IInr that said. " I t ’s nice to be nice lo the nice." It was a gag-IInc on (lie show. Bui when we look at what some people huvr done and un­ doing in our community these days, words nf appreciation would certainly Ik* nice. LETTERS Fixing the system There arc u variety o( solutions to today's Juvenile delinquency problcm(s| faring the slate and the nation. But with every solution :t question Is raised. Juvenile delinquency bus been around awhile: U used to be kids skipping shcool. Now It is kids with guns and being economically disadvan­ taged. The problem with a lot of the solutions that are supposed to cure the problem of juvenile dellnqucncy is that they (the solutions) Infringe upon the youlhls) basic emislltutloiial rights. To curb juvenile delinquency the stair and the nation need to turn their attention from puubbmenl and focus It on prevention. Prevention should Ik - two-fold. before a Juvenile becomes delinquent and alter they become delin­ quent. Florida has a big Juvenile delinquency problem, bcrausc of Its high school dn>|>oot rate; the kids minds arc idle and they are easily influcnccd. Education Is a key point In solving the Juvenile delinquency problem. Another key Is the family. The government and the nation have stripped the youths of all family values. If a youth is raised with no morals or values they pick up what Is perpetrated by their peers. We need to fix the family structure. Economics Is another key point that needs lo be addressed In solving Juvenile delinquency. Money needs to be redirected to prevention of a youth becoming delinquent. Communities need to set up clubs and organiza­ tions that train youth to become productive In society. The goal would be to use computers (technology) and mentors (parents, teachers, exec­ utives) to rommunlcate lo and help raise the Juveniles' self-esteem and mukc them believe they can become a better person by giving them the needed credentials to succeed, Dion Jackson Sanford P S . We have to Ik - patient and steadfast In any plan we Implement. It took a long lime to gel Into Hits condition: It will lake a long lime to correct It. LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All lelirrs must be signed, Include the address of thr writer and n daytime telephone iii iiii Imt Letters should be on a single subject and Is­ as brief as possible. Th e letters arc subject to editing. Tktffyi t JOSEPH PERKINS The time for tort reform is now Forget about "Powerball." "Pick 10" and other various nod assorted state lotteries. If you really want to get super rich overnight, try the local court house. Consider some of the hefty damage uwards that Juries generously handed out In Just the past month. In Riverside. Calif., u superior court Jury ordered Health Net. the state's second-largest In-ilili maintenance organization, to pay $8D million in damages to tire family or Nelcnr Fox. who was denied u costly, experimental bonemarrow transplant for her advanced breast cancer. In St. Louis, a circuit court awarded $79 mlllkm In punitive damages to Jean Kinder, who sufTered head and spine Injuries after she was broadsldrd by a Domino's Pizza delivery driver who ran a red light. "Outmgeous. Inconsistent amt rendered entirrly on the basis of em otion." said Health Net lawyer Steven Mendvtlle. A |udgrncnt of this magnitude... Is truly beyond the iKumds of reality." said Domino's N|M>ke*mun Tim McIntyre. These may appear, on the face, to be the words ot venal corporate types, showing little remorse for the harm they've done. Hut one needn't be 1 SEE YOU’VE HAD TWELYE YEARS OF PRIMARY AMD SECONDARY callous to question whether the punishment in these coses really fit the crimes. In the Riverside case, for example, th r HMO d ecid ed th a t t h e r e m o t e p rosp ect o f su c­ cessful recovery from the e x p e r im e n ta l breast cancer pro­ cedure did not Justify th e c o n s id e r a b le expense of more lhan $200,000. As It turns out. Fox received the disputed transplant therapy w ith $ 2 1 2 ,0 0 0 In 1If you really cosh and drugs that want lo gel her fa m ily raised super rich through public ap­ overnight, try peals. She died four the local m on th s a lt e r the courthouse £ transplant, which, looking at It unemo­ tionally. vindicated the HMO's lough decision. Now no on e would begrudge Injured parlies compensatory damages, which amounted to $12 million In the Health Net cose, by the Jury's raletilatIons, am i $750,000 In (he Domino's case The problem Is when Juries decide to punish corporations by slapping them w ith exorbitant punitive dam age Judgments •• $77 million lor Health Net. $7H million for Domino's. Punitive damages are not supposed to be a wlndlall for pliilnlllTs They lire supposed lo penalize companies that clearly are guilty of tntrnilnnal or malicious misconduct. They are supposed " to deter, not destroy.” Ill the words of Californio Suprem e Court Justice Marvin Baxter YES, SIR. BUT I’M DETERMINED "TO OVERCOME THAT. { i f f PUBLIC EDUCATION... DONNA BRITT Changing b la c k s ’ roles in film WASHINGTON - "The Air Up there." "Nice nam e." I remember thinking when m y kids nnd I saw the coming attraction for the recently released Disney film. Thr ad suggested only that the film concerns u young basketball coach (Kevin Bacon) who travels to Africa and finds what appears to be thr next NUA star. At a climactic point, the coach's handsome young discovery soars toward tire basket In stow motion, hovering over the rim before stuffing the ball. In the darkened theater. I glanced at my sons' faces. Thrlt reaction; Sold. Whls|rercd my 8-year-old: '"T h e Air Up there' Is going to be G ood." It Isn't, really. Which disappoints me In so many wuys that I have to rewind four years — to a discussion on Hollywood at the National Association o f Black Journalists convention In tors Angeles — to explain why. Disney chief Michael Eisner had been a panelist and us a mother. I was desperate to talk In him. Working my way through the crowd. I scribbled a note In my reporter's notebook: "Please do more to Include a ll types of people in your movies. I take my kids, (then) 4 and 8. to many Disney pictures because of their high quality, hut there's never nnynne who look oka like them nn screen. This Is so Important!" I crumpled the note Into Eisner's hand. "Even If he’s too busy to respond." I figured, "he'll rend it." Don't Disney hints teach us lo believe In happy endings? And I do believe: I was a kid who cowered at every evil Disney queen; who bought that true love can Instantaneously occur who believed the "Cinderella" theme song's promise that, “ the dreams that you wish will come true." Part o f w h o I am w as forged by the llght-lmages that flashed on long-ago screens. Often. Disney was the light-master. I never asked my mom one now-obvious question: Why are there no black or Aslan or Latino people up there? Not consciously thinking about something Is dllTcrent from not being affected by It. In the ‘60s — when I was young and a Disney movie was the ultimate treat — I accepted that certain |>eop!r were not featured In them because that was how It was supposed to be. If hrown-sklnued girls found princes at all, the princess must not be os magical as It was for white girls. If It wan. somebody would make movies ntxrut It Hut sec wbat's happened? I start out talking "a ir" and end up talking Ariel ("the Little Mermaid"). Wondering at the very least why. In a flctlonul. undersea fantasy land o f mermaids and mermen, everyone had lo be white, This stuff can mesa with yout mind. Eisner never responded to m y note. But l>rrhaps " A i r " — and "A ladd in ," the com­ pany's first animated film featuring non­ whites. and the Jamaican Olympian saga Similarly. Kinder's Injury was attributed to Domino's policy of making pizza deliveries within 30 minutes (which the com pany since has revoked). Hut Domino's delivery drivers log 2 million miles a day. delivering 5 million pizzas, all but a tiny few without Incident The kind o f accident that hrfell Kinder happens e v e r y day ot busy Intersections throughout the country. Vet. Dom ino's bits been hit with what amounts to the largest Inillle fine In history. "Cool Runnings" and this sum m er's upcoming Africa-based "L io n King" — are his an­ swers. his nod to a m i llio n m in o r it y parents whose ticket purchases have long fa tte n e d D is n e y 's coffers. Or m aybe Disney noticed the world’s a big. diverse place. Which brings me to why I wanted to lik e " ( h e A i r Up t h e r e , " a n d even J im my Dolan Disney chief (Bacon), the college Michael Eisner coach who travels to had been a Africa to find this panelist and as dream player. The a mother, I was player turns out to be desperate to a charm ing young talk to him. J c h iefta in (C h a rles Gttonga Malna) needed by his agrarian tribe (unforunately that's all we ever learn). T o woo film to the United States, and to help save the tribe's homeland from greedy black speculators — though It was white colonialism's rapacity that sparked many o f black Africa's current Ills — Dolan sacrifices. He climbs a mountain with his bare hands. He eats mush. He even goes under the knife In a ritual belly-ollclng to become a Wlnabl brother In order to play In the Big Game — risking permanent damage to hla bad knee. The film sacrifices only credibility. And a chance to entertainingly enlighten us about an oft-ignored and misrepresented people and continent. Frankly, moat of Disney's feel-good, nonanimated Alms ("the Mighty Ducks." "Run­ nings." both o f the "Sister A c t" movies), wallow In stereotype, often to great effect. But the conceit that It takes one undisciplined. Immature white man to save dozens of grown Africans la too much. Or far too little when you consider how much kids learn from what they see up there. I welcome Disney's and other major studios' attempts. But the most obvious way to get better films about black folks — for a ll our deserving children — Is lor black artists to make them, and to receive an equal shot at financing and distribution. Som e efforts will misfire (Hire the crude "BcDe'a K ids") Others we get — like Julie Dash’s lyrical "Daughters o f the Dust." and such brutally compelling fare as Halle O erlm a'a " S a n k o fa " and Carl Fmaklln's "O ne False M ove" — w ill Illuminate as they entertain, showing that love and wisdom, courage and complexity, all transcend color. Which should make the air down here a whole lot sweeter. - Texas connection Front ;t source known to lnvi-silg.nlt i­ reporter* .is O T (over the-imnsom). I litivi Just received a tape-reenidlng ol a rer cut conversation Ik tween tun adult mules What follows is a verbatim Iransrrtptloii Speaker One: Hello! Hobby Ray. you there'' Spcakrr T w o : Yes, tills Is Hobby Hay SI Old Ross here. I’m callin' from the rorporale Jet somewhere over East Texas and the connection's not so good, with h Is why I'm yellin', tank, I t ------—- — \ Just wanted yixi to know- I'm with yn. a d m ira l. O n that media thing. I mean. It’s Just aw ful how those creeps criticize d e d ic a t e d p u b lic servants. S2: Thanks. Ross It's nice to know s n in c o n e u n • deislands. S I: Say. how did you get o n to that conspiracy between f it's Just awful William S a flre anil haw those Rollert Dole? That's creeps crlticizo great stu ff. Belter dedicated than M c x lr n n lilt public servants^ squads a n d V ie t­ namese a ssa ssin a ­ tion trams S2: Well. Ross, you know I've Irecn In the *|x>ok business lor u lot ol years Just like you, I've got m y sources. SI; Yeah. Say. you know I’vr had my share of... oh my God! I just saw Elvis! So In-Ip me. (here's some kind ofstrangr aircraft Just went by. slurped like a guitar, and It was Elvis siltin' In the pilot's sent! S2; You lucky dog I s)>olted Glen Millet once, hut I'v e never seen Elvis. SI: Wow. Welt. 1 started to say I ve had trouble with lilts Sahre lelln. too. He i ailed me a "bossy old billionaire bully" once. Look, admiral. In '9 6 you ran lx* m y defense secretary and If one of these clow ns dares to pick on any o f my troys, they're going to Ire ex|iellrd. It's Just that simple. I've girt lawyers workln’ on a Media Bo/os l)ejH>Mrilinn Art even as wc talk. S2: Can I personally serve notice on Mr William Saflre? SI: You got a deal. Bobby Ray. Actually, you might want to start lukln' names right now. You know that Goodman woman you complained about. Ellen, whies the column for the Boston Glolre? Site says you sounded like "Dana Carvcy doing Rom P erm ." How can dedicated public servants put up with this kind o f baloney? Anil lire Baltimore Sun says your Dolc-Saflre con sp iracy story "bordered on the paranoid." And the New York Times quotes some anonymous source saying you arc "a sjrook who sees eon spiracles everywhere." Walt n minute. Hey* Somebody put on that Palsy Cline la|ic. tinone with the "C ra zy " song on il. S2: Media Hozns Deportation Act. eh? I like Dial. SI: Thank you. A stroke of genius If I do say so. Now g ive me your full attention here, admiral. I’ve got a super tip for you. Comes from a barber who got It from his handyman who got It from his nejrhew in Quito. Ecuador, w ho got It from a drug courier who gol It from a Salvadoran buddy In Miami who got It from Ills fourth cousin In D.C. S2: Nothing like human intelligence. HUMINT. we call It. S I: There's this columnist fella In WashingInn. Spear Is Ills name. He's got facial hair, so you know he ain't a loyal American. He ims heard you w ear boxer shorts with little green duckies on them, and he's been conspirin' with a senator •- don't know the nam e Just yet ••to Investigate whether they're Illegal Im­ ports from China. You see, tlw-re's reason to bcllevt they rue. In fact, link- Peking ducks on your drawers their. 52: Thai would ruin my reputation as an Incorruptible and totally trustworthy, non­ partisan p a trio t who gets a lo n g with everybody except Bill Casey and Hill Saflre. SI: I think it's a Texas thing, admiral. They just don't like Texans. Hobby Ray. We shoulda stayed a republic. Soy. m aylrr I'll g,-i my people to organize a secessionist move went. You Inlcrcsird In a vlrc-prt-sldrnev admiral? �Sanford Horrid, Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, February 1 , 1994 - BA Chamber Continued from Page 1A (torn* were In al tendance. O u tg o in g P re s id e n t Lurry Strtcklcr gave a report of the various activities o f the chamber during the year, and told the m em bers they did excellent work. "You went above and beyond our goals," he said. "It was an extremely gcxxl year, and we saw a lot of good changes. It was successful." Incoming President Holx-rtson explained some o f the major goals he sees during the new year. Including a fight against crim e, more In vo lvem en t In legislative matters, and Improved educational opportunities and schools. He told the members the school project for the yeur w ill be concentrating on Crooms School o f Choice, " i f wc can Improve Just one classroom.” he said, "w e will be helping (he future o f the students, but hopefully, wc can even go beyond that and do a great deal more." Among Ihe highlights of the evening were the awarding of top chamber honors. Winifred "D ill" G tclow as given the coveted "T o p p e r" award. Irene Drown received the Luis Perez Humani­ tarian Award. The Seminole County Sports Hall o f Fame tapped Jim m y T c r w i l l c g e r . a n d K e n n e th Drauman was named 1993 Sem­ inole County Sponsman o f the Year. A n o t h e r a w a rd , f o r Am* bussador of the Year, wrnt to W ayne Albert, who outgoing President Larry Strlckler ob­ served. had been Ambassador of the Month many times during the past year, Andrea Fanner received the chamber's Executive Committee Award, which consisted of a three-day trip for two to Hilton Head. During the various special award presentations, brief back­ grounds were given for each of the winners: they both retired. She Is active In church, civic, cultural and political organiza­ tions. She founded the unnunl May Day Brunch In 1074 when she was Community Improvement Project rhalnnan for the Sanford Woman's Club until the present time. Funds used from the event, in excess of $37,000 over the years, have been earmarked for civic Improvements. As chairwoman of the Centen­ nial Park, her group raised $15,000 toward (he renovation of the park and to build a gazebo. She also served us chairman of Ihe Deautlflcatlon Committee of Ihe Greater Sanford Chamber of C o m m e r c e , c h n lr m a n o f landscaping und upgrading at Memorial Park on Ihe lukefront. and chairman of the annual Chamber of Commerce Azalea Sale for eight years. As a member of the Board of Directors for Ihe Good Samaritan Homr Building Fund, she was Instrum ental In obtaining a $4,000 grant from the Washing­ ton Foundation. She was the recipient o f the Sanford Klwanls Club Roberta G atchel Woman o f the Year awnrd; an elder o f the First Presbyterian Church, president o f th e P r e s b y t e r l n n Churchwomen and an Honorary Life Member of the church, and p r e s id e n t o f th e S a n fo r d Woman's Club. She has ulso held mrmtx-rshlp In the Seminole Mutual Concert Association. Ballet Guild of Sanford-Semlnole. Salvation Army. Good Samaritan Home. Seminole County Mental Health Associa­ tion. Democratic Women's Club of Seminole County, and United Way o f Seminole County. She began her banking career at Florida Slate Dank, which later became Flagship Bank, and Is now Sun Dank. N.A. Her banking career has spanned 21 years, with her becoming vice president and branch manager for Am eri­ can Pioneer Savings Bank. She retired In 1985. In addition to her volunteer work, she was a member of the choral group o f the Woman's Club ol Sanford and held various offices In the club. Including sponsor for the Junior Woman's Club for two years. She serves os secretary of the Board of Trustees and organist for the Congregational Christian Church of Sanford. Tears of surprise trickled down her cheeks ns she accepted the award last night. She cited her husband of 51 years. Hoy. us being the strength behind her volunteer activities. • SPORTS H A LL OF FAME SELECTION - Jimmy Terwllleger was described ns an excptlonal athlete, who has done much to Improve the athletic program at Seminole High School and Ihe City of Sanford. T e rw llllg er graduated from SHS In 1902. During his school­ ing. hr was Involved In many ncttvltes. He lettered In football and track and played In the band during his freshman year. He led the Junior varslly and later varsity football teams as quartrrback. Under his leader­ ship. the Impressive learn was the Orange Belt C onference Champions, nnd ranked fourth In Ihrslule. In 1961. In other areas, he shined In I rack events Including the half mile relay, 880 relay and 220 yard dash. In 1961 he repre­ sented Seminole ut Boy's Slate. During this time, he maintained • LUIS PEREZ HUMANITARI­ a high B grade average. After granduation. he became n AN A W A R D - Irene Brown currently serves us volunteer certified professional trainer, and director of the Sanford Christian returned to his alma mater In 1973. He was the first p ro ­ Sharing Center. Inc. Now In her sixth year, she supervises over fessional trainer to work with • TOPPEK AWARD - Winifred 100 volunteers and maintains the high sctuxil athletes In the state. lie built a training room with "D ill” Glelow has been actively financial rerords of the center. In 1991 she became a member his own hands, and still works Involved In Ihe life o f Sanford and Seminole County since her ar- o f the Golden Rule Housing and today to ensure that the athletic rtvel from llurllngton. N.C. In Community Develoment Corpo­ program and preparation facili­ 1957. She m arried S a n fo rd ration. un organization dealing ties are top notch. He also taught first aid. and H e r a ld publisher W a lle r A. with low Income housing for Glelow in 1959 and later became residents of Seminole County. was assistant wrestling coach In comptroller of the paper, where She currently serves us presi­ his first year back. He also ran the Sanford Jaycees’ track meets. she remained until 1974 when dent. DEATHS DINA 8. ADAMS Dina S. Adams. 44. East Falrbalm Drive. Deltona, died Sunday. Jan. 30. 1994. at her residence. Born Sept. 27. 19-19. In Conway. S.C.. she moved to Central Florida In 1986. Mrs. Adams was credit manager for H elllg-M eyers Furniture Co.. Sanford, and a Baptist. Survivors Include husband. John. Sr.: daughters. Connie S u e. S a ra C a th e r in e , and Frances Ulee, all of Deltona: son. John W. Jr., Delionu: brothers. Terry’ R- Martin. Ozark. Ala.. Richard 0. Martin and Edward L Martin, both of Georgetown. S.C.. W illie Charles Martin. Garden City. S.C.. John Russell Martin. Deliona: three grand­ children. Stephen R. BaldaulT Funeral Home. Deliona. In charge of urningrinenrs. ROBERT L. ADDISON Robert L. Addison. 69. Ellen Place. Sanford, died Saturday. Jan. 29. 1994. at Hill haven H ealthcare Center. Sanford. Bom March 29. 1924. In San­ ford. he returned to the urea in 1991 from Williamson. N.Y. Mr. Addison was a construction worker and Baptist. He was an Arm y veteran of World War II. Survivors Include wife. Mary Alice: sons. Tim. Newport News, Va.. Jim m y. Larry, both of Rochester. N.Y.. Donnie. Long Island. N.Y. Robert. Sieve, both of Sanford: brother. Derry McGill Sr., Sanford; sister. Atta Mae Richardson. Sanford: 31 grand­ c h ild r e n and n in e g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Wllson-Elehelbcrgcr Mortuary. Inc.. Sanford. In charge o f ar­ rangements. J O H N D. A Y R E S John D. Ayres. 58. lot Palotna C ircle. Winter Springs, died M onday. Jan. 31. 1994. al Winter Park Memorial Hospital. B o r n S e p t . 23 . 1 9 3 5 . In Montgomery. Ala., he moved to Central Florida In 1974. Mr. Ayres was a servlee technician for Montgomery' Ward in Or­ lando. He was Protestant nnd a member of the Winter Pines Men’s Golf Association. He was an A rm y veteran. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w ife . JoAnnc: sons. John David. Noel S.. both of Winter Springs: brother. William B. Jr.. Warner Robbins. Ga.: sister. Patricia G recnsbaw . McDade. Texa s. Anne Dolt h. Grove C liy. Ohio. Hannah McCarthy. Virginia. B ald w ln -F a lrch lld Fu n eral Si ___ _________ Home. Goldenrod. In charge ol arrangements ELLA ROSE BENDER Ella Hose Bender, 74. Mahog­ any Drive. Casselberry, died Saturday Jan. 29. 1994. al her residence. Born April 6. 1919, In Kelly Station. Pa., she moved to C entral Florida from North Carolina In 1986. Mrs. Bcndrr was u homemaker and belonged to Redeemer Lutheran Church. Winter Park. Survivors Include daughter. Dolores Gordon. Casselberry; sons. Francis Gordon. Cleveland. Edward Gordon, E) Monte. Calif., William and Phillip Gordon, both of Cleveland; numerous grand­ children. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge of ar­ rangements. and was named the Outstanding Jaycce of the Year. Later he w as named SHS Teacher of the Year, and received the Principal's Award. He was later head swimming and diving coach, and Is credited with touching many students' nnd athletes’ lives. In all. he contributed 20 years to the students and athletes. • SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR — Kenneth Brauman was named by the Seminole High School Athletic Boosters Club. He was CLETA H. MADDOX Clcla H. Maddox. 87, East Lake Avenue. Lnngwuod. died Friday. Jan. 28. 1994. al South Seminole Hospital. Lungwood. Born May 28. 1906. In Pierce County. N.D.. she moved to Ccnlrul Florida In 1950, Mrs. Maddox was u homemaker. She was a member of Central Baptist Church and the Retired Senior Volunteer Program. Survivors include sons. Dean. Utkclund. John. Orlando; sister. AN IT A L. BROXTON Anita L. Braxton. 51. Etta Circle. Deltona, died Monday. Jan. 31, 1994. at her residence Born Sept. 30. 1942. In Daytona, Ohio, she moved to Central Florida in 1987. Mrs. Broxton was a traffic routing specialist for Ardmore Farms. Deland, and a member of Church o f God. DcLaml. Survivors Include parent. Guy W. Carlcton. Clearwater: sons. Thomas E. Jr., Deliona. Richard L., U.S. Army. Alexandria. Va.; s is t e r . P a tric ia L. A d a m s Continued from Page 1A Voorles. Deltona: brother. Ken­ Arcnrdtng lo MrQualg, Ihe neth W. Carlclon. Ululrsvllle. punishes are easily transmuted Ga.; three grandchildren. from head lo head and are Stephen R. Baldaulf Funeral especially common In ihe ele­ Hume, Deliona. In charge of mentary schools where students arrangements. “ often pui their heads together.” Classrooms full o f students are D AVID EDWARD DOUQHTY checked reguluily for lice (It Is David Edward Doughty. 54. Ihe practice o f district nurses to Weal 3rd Avenue. Sanford, died check everyone In u classroom Tucsduy, Jan. 25. 1994. at where a suspected outbreak has Central Florida Regional Hospl- occurcd rather than focusing on lal. Sanford. Ikim April 1. 1939. one student). In Charleston. W.Vu., he moved Students who are found lo be to Central Florida In 1958. Mr. Doughty was an electrician and Infested with head lice are sent building contractor, lie was a home with instructions un how member ol Holy Cross Episcopal to delouse a child and (o tic sure Churcy. Sanford, and a veteran that oilier family members arc also lice free. of the U.S. Murines. "W c have a no-nil policy In Survivors Include hall-brut her. this district," McQualg said. " A Roger Doughty. Knoxville: sons. Phillip Edward. Michael Eric, student can not return to the both o f Los Vegas: stepmother. classroom until all the nits (eggs) Lucy. South Charleston. W.Va.: have been removed from Ills head." several grandchildren. ol the rase. Kolcen's trial testimony was transcrll>cd for the defense. "The trial could have been o v e r b e fo r e M s. K o te e n testified." Dickey said, referring to Ihe last w itness for Ihe prosecution. "S h e didn't add anything new.” "There was one thing, your honor." Dccn said, smiling. Deco was referring to Kolecn's testimony under re-direct exam ­ ination by usstatant stair at­ torney Meryl Alla was Koteen said the victim had been given a (xdygrapli examination before ch arges w e re file d against Brewster. She did not reveal the results. The defense learn objected to the mention o f a polygraph during the trial because o f possible prejudice to their client. Th e defense attorneys m ay argue they are rntlilcd to a new trial, because even though the results of the test were not revealed, the Jury might have concluded charges would not have been filed had the youth failed the polygraph. "Wouldn't It be ironic If a new trial was granted by this court," Dickey said, "based on her testimony?" Arguments on that (mint will hr conducted at the next hearing The defense attorneys noted a federal lawsuit has been filed against Brewster, the City of Sanford. Ralph Russell as an Individual and In his capacity as chief of jwllccnnd Nancy Warren as un individual and In her capacity as chairman of the Seminole County School Board, by the victim to recover dam- Ruth Wall. Sanford. B ald w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Home. Ouklnwn Park Chapel, laike Mary. In charge of ar­ rangements. FATHER W IL L IA M NEIDERT F a th er W illia m G o t tlie b Ncldert. C.PP.S. 91. a retired Precious Blood Father, who served within the Diocese of Orlando for many years, died Wednesday. Jan. 26, 1994. In Cunhagenu. Ohio. Born May 17. 1902. In L orrtto. Tcnn.. he Joined Ihe Society of Precious Blood In 1921 and was ordained to (he priesthood at St. Charles Seminary. Carthagcnu on May 14, 1933. He was appointed pastor of Nativity Parish. Lake Mary, on Aug. 28. 1968. und nerved until he retired In 1976. He continued to reside In Lake Mary until May 1984. when he returned lo Si. Charles Semi­ nary. Prlot to his 'appointment tc Nativity Parish, lie was pastor of Si. Andrew’s Parish In Orlando beginning In July 1958. A memorial mass will be celebrated al Nativity Cnlhollc Church. Lake Mary. Saturday. Feb. 5 at 8:30 a.in. ages. The attorneys argued Ihe vicllm brought Ihe sex charges against Brewster for financial gain. The defense also presented testimony from a witness who claimed a irtal prosecution wit­ ness said he planned lo say whatever "th ey wanted” lo get Ills own sentence reduced. Under cross-examination by Allawas. Danny Lawson said Cory Johnson made Ihe slatem cnls in response lo fellow Inmates qucsllnnlng whether Johnson, who was an Explorer, was gay nr whether Brewster had till on him Utter. Lawson called Johnson a "snitch" and Johnson moved mil nf ihe cell area. Lawson said Johnson never said who "ih e y " were and did not explain any sjx-cllic* of his testimony. Dickey noted oilier witnesses gave testimony similar to events Johnson described. CHARLOTTE ALICE GROVE C harlotte Alice Grove. 18. South Embry Drive. Casselberry. Children will lie checked In Ihe school clinic lo lx- sure there arc no nils left before he Is pcmillled lo return to Ihe classroom. District officials said they are making u concerted effort lo educate ihe studcnls about head Cllnl Giolrlll may lx- called lo testify about a two-page state­ ment he gave Brewster. Glolelll claims the victim mid him h< contrived the story In get back al Brewster afler ihe vicllm was fired from a job and not allowed lo live any longer w llh the p o lic e m a n . A lla w a s n o ted Giolrlll was wllh Brcwslcr Ixilh times he was arrested In un­ related Incidents (hiring Ihe trial and would lx- a witness favorable lo Ihe d e fe n se . No fo rm a l ch a rg es w ere file d again st Brewster as Ihe result ol the arrests. Glolelll may lx- called at Ihe next hearing after the pro­ secution has an opportunity to question him. Dickey ordered Brcwslcr kept at the John K Polk Correctional Facility mull the hearing on a new Irtal is finished. Brewster Is tx*!ng held In lock-down (Ivilalion) for his protection because he Is a former policeman. Cleared Continued from Page 1A which he praised. "I'm pleused they were exon­ erated. hul saddened at the rowdlness that occurred." said Kaiser. "T h a i's not ihe kind of conduct we like In sec." Kaiser said the llrrflghlers that w e n I on s t a g e w*ouId b e counseled as lo proper conduct In public. When asked If vertial or written reprimands would lx* Issued. Kaiser said those a c t i o n s will lx- discussed with county's labor attorneys. The wom an said she was disappointed with the results and questioned whether Sem i­ n o le C o u n ty s h e r i f f 's tnvestlgalors could lx- completely unbiased when I n v e s t ig a t in g county firefighters. "W hy was Seminole County I n v e s t ig a t in g S e m in o le C ou n ty?'7 s a id ihe wom an. “ These policemen and firemen slick together." The woman said she would consider filing a criminal com ­ plaint against the men after reviewing the enilrc I.lOO-pagc report. T h e w o m a n ') c o m p la in t stemmed from a Nov. 29. 1993 nnnual firefighter's Christmas party at ihe Casselberry aduli entertainment club. Cabaret In­ ternal lonale. The party which was hosted by the club attracted clly and county firefighters from Seminole and Orange County, both men and women, some with ihclr spouses, according lo Ihe Investigation summary. The woman, the wife o f an Orlando firefighter and former adull entertainer, reported she attended ihe show with her husband. The woman reported she s|xikc wllh a dancer and decided lo give dancing a try again. Afler signing a (-ontract, the woman changed Inio a long gown and high heels and (irepared to go on stage. The MC announced a "new girl" and asked Ihe llreflghlers lor a "big welcome," To liic cheers of the audience. Ihe woman walked on stage to begin her performance. Lice Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice, Orlando. In charge o f ar­ rangements. through 1993. ihe Orlando Of­ ficials Couch of the Year for 1985. 80. '90. '92 and '93. nnd Florida High School trach Coach o f the year for 1980. '81. '85. *86. '90. '92, nnd '93. In addition, he holds records and awards for coaching activi­ ties In n steady stream since 1981. He has coached 45 high school All-Americans. 21 o f which have gone on to become NCAA All Americans, lie has also written nine articles for scholastic coach nnd athletic Journals Trial Continued fro m Page 1A - died Thursday. Jan. 2"'. 1994. at Arnold Palm er Hosplinl. O r­ lando, Bom Feb. 27. 1975. In London. England, she moved to Central Florida in 1978. She was u high school senior. Homebound School Program. Semi­ nole County. She belonged to the Thespian Society at Lyman High School. S u rvivors Include mother. G illian . C asselberry; sister. Elizabeth. Casselberry: step­ brother. Gabriel, Orange City: maternal grandparents. Bill und Rliu Hicks. Oxford. England: paternal grandfather. Art. De­ llary. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice, Orlando, in charge of ar­ rangements. described as not only a respected guidance counselor at Seminole High School, hul an award win­ ning track coach al the state level. He has worked with SHS since 1983. Over that time, he has recorded 312 wins, 20 district titles. 11 regional titles, seven state championships and one state decathlon championship. He has received Ihe National Jaycees outstanding young man In America awurd. and has been named Seminole Track Officials Coach o f the Year from 1984 She told Investigators afler she walked about a quarter of the w ay dow n the 16-foot-long runway. 12 to 14 men rushed onto the stage and surrounded her. The woman reported the men began grabbing al and touching her Ixxly. She rrjx-ritd one of the men (stored a tx-er on her. drenching her gown She ran from ihe stage while bounc­ ers removed the men from tlustage. She then returned lo the stage, slipping on lx-er Aftrr Ihe 1x-er was mopped from Ihe stage, she coniInued her perform an ce, completely undressing. The woman reported she later asked management to call pollec and they refused. She called for poller herself from her car tele­ phone. Invrailgalors reported Ihey wrrr imniilr lo emillrm mueli o f the woman's story. They Iden­ tified six firefighters who were on stage at the same time as the woman, but were unable lo confirm any touched her. They also confirmed lx-er was spilled on the stage, hul could nol confirm any splashed unlo the woman delib era tely or nol. Fellow dancers and employees sluird (hey did not see any man touch her, nor did they see anyone pour lx-er on her. In­ vestigators reported The woi.int. said she couldn't see anyone else besides the five to six men that were crowded closest to her. so no one but firefighters would lx- able lo confirm her story. The woman said she had danced pari-Iline In adull clubs for two or three years, tx-fore stopping for about two years. School W hat's fo r lunch? Wadnatdty, Fab. 2,1994 Fishn’ Combread Blackeyed Peas Lime Fruited Jello wllh Pears or Choi's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Joyce G. R o ss lice and haw they arc spread, but Ihe problem seems to be exceptionally bad this year. "I think all the schools have had a larger number of cases this year than In past years." MrQualg said. "W r 'r c not sure why lhal Is. It seems to go tn cycles." She said she could offer no specific advice on how lo avoid I hr head lice except to be sure that youngsters do not share clothing, hats or brushes and combs. "That's Ihe best advice we can give." she said. 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LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL EDITORIALS PEOPLE • HEALTH & FITNESS • EDUCATION • BUSINESS S a n f o r d ll e r i il r l 300 /jobtm i mench avl • sani omd , tl 32771 S ’ /' - 5 ^c i^C lc U t’ ' *7<ydacf! ^ I I .t in At t t •* ,•.( >i it • (Will i A d ) 1700-A W. 1st SL(SR 46) • Sanford 322-8855 �TUESDAY Sanford Herald February 1, 1994 B S p o rts T riu m p h a n t T rib e LOCALLY Sanford 3-on-3 basketball SANFORD — Thr Sanford Recreation De­ partment I* taking registrations for an adult 3-on-3 baskettiall league that will start Frh. 10. The league will play on cither Tuesday or Thursday night’s at the Salvation Army and Sanford Middle School will cost $75 per team. For more Information, call 330 5697 M agic keep “ T ree” ORLANDO — Asstslunt roach Wayne ” T rre" Rollins signed a contract to ptav backup renter for the Magic for the remainder of the season. Rollins Is nvcmglng 6 0 minutes. 1.9 points. 2.0 rrbounds and has blocked seven shots. AROUND THE STATE Ouhe a H ooters coach MIAMI — Former Miami Dolphins llneliacker A.J. Dube was named defensive coordinator for the Miami Hooters o f the Arena Football League. Duhc. a I looters' assistant last season, played for the Dolphins from 1977 to I9H4 and made the Pro Howl In his (Inal season. Bulls w om en pull upset Seminole boys survive soccer district scare From S taff Reports ORLANDO — It Is hard to play with a lead whrn you arc not used to It. Thr Scmlnolr High School (toys' sorrer tram turned what looked like an easy victory Into a ii.tll-tiller (or head coach Carlos Mcrllno In the opening round of the Class 4A Distric t 6 tournament at Orlando's Cypress Creek High School Monday night. Hut goal keeper Mike Gontrr saved the day for the Tribe, wIto came away with a 3-2 vletnry over Kissimmee-Gateway. “ Mike Gentler played exceptional In the second half.” said Mrrltno. “ I give him a lot of credit, he was silling on flic Itcnch al tteglnnlng year and has done a great job for us since breaming u starter. "They (Gateway) look It to us In the srrnnd half. I think we tried loo hard to protect thr lead, we're Just not used to having a lead. Wr only had to try to go forward with the ball thrre or four limes this year with the lead, so whrn w r got “ I Georgia tops Stetson ATHENS. Ga. — Carlos Strong Ignited a 124) run with four points as Georgia blunted a Stetson rally and rolled ton 79-61 victory. Kerry’ Hlackshcar led Stetson 17-9) with 22. M arquette m auls USF men MILWAUKEE - Damon Key scored 15 (mints as Marquette hounded South Florida 78-54. Jim Mcllvulnc added 12 (mints, six rebounds and four blocks for Marquette (13-5). South Florida (9-0). wlnlcss In eight road games, got 10 (mints from Robert Polk. WHAT’S HAPPENIN'! Boys' Basketball □ Lake Branllay at Daltons. Freshman, 4 p.m.; junior varsity, 6 p.m.; varsity, 7:45 p.m. □ la k e Highland at Orsngswood Christian. Junior varlsty, 4:30 p.m.; varsity, 7:30 p.m. G irls' Basketball D Deltona at Lyman. JV, 6 p.m.; V, 7:30 p.m. OLako Highland at Orangewood Christian. Junior varsity, 3:15 p.m.; varsity, 6 p.m. □ Lake Mary at Eustls. JV. 5:30 p.m.; V. 7 p.m. □ Lakeland at L Howell. JV. 6 p.m.; V. 7:30 p.m. th o u g h t D m - s tin t (b y E ason) was good." said Seminole brad coach John McNamara. “ Hut they [officials) waved It off. I guess when things are going bad. you don't even gel Ihc calls.” Sem in ole led 10-9 a fter one period, 24-23 at Intermission and 34-28 after three quarters. Hut In the fo u rth and fin a l s ta n z a . Leesburg outscored the Tribe 18-12 to tie the game and force overtime, then edged the locals 4-3 to claim Its 12th win against six losses. Sem inole was Its own worst enemy, converting Just one o f 13 free throw attempts In Ihc fourtli period and overtime. Eason scored 30 of the Tribe's 49 points. Including hitting eight of eight from the charity stripe, and pulled down eight rebounds. Alto playing well for Seminole was Mlndec Hampton (eight polnta. four assists, four steals). Dana Merrick (five points, four assists). Shay Brown (four points, four steals) and Hellnder Morgan (four steals). The Tribe will host Port Or­ ange-Spruce Creek In their final home game at Hill Fleming Memori­ al Gymnasium Wednesday night. tttihfft (M) Turnar * 0 0 II. M atbiH J 4 4 (. M otaly 4 1 1 0 . Cartar * 1 1 II . H ill 0 I > I. Galloway 0 0 0. Coopar 00 10 T otal* 1 I 0 I I M lamina*# I I 14 I I tJ I - «* LaatSurg « 14 I I I * - »• Thras p oint fw ld goal * — non* Tatat to u li — la m m ol* I I . Laatbwrg ' • Fouiad out - LaatSurg. MatOitt T a ctm xa lt — nan* RacorAt — la m lnot* O il. Laatburg 111. B L U I D A R T I R t il. R A M I*4 t ( a ll - 0 ) 0 1 4 . MugAtey S I X ? . Hankt 4 0 0 0 . Capatend S ) t l». McGougn 1 ) } « . W att 1 1 1 to. Janklnt 0 1 4 1 ). Howard I D ) . T o ta lt: l i t 1*41 Oraagosaad CkrttHaa (44) Krona I 0 0 ). H art I 47 14. G erm an# ) 0 0 A M alta! I 0 1 ) . Walbaum 1 0 0 ) . Vandaltraak D M M T o talt 1107)44 Apapfea I t 14 n I t - *1 Ortagawaad O w titla n 10 I I I t 1 0 - 4 4 Thr*# paint Hold goal ! - Orangawood C h rlt tlan I (V andaltraak) Total lo u ii — Apopka I t : Orangawood C hrititan t ) Fouiad out - non* T a rh n lc a lt — Apopka barKh ) Racordt — JC hrlttla n IJ 4 Hut several teams remain In the hunt as Team 6. Allstate. Suncrest and Executive are all 1-1. Ilorbal has yet to find the win column. In addition to Bamboo's win over Executive, other games found Suncrest breaking a 7-7 He by scoring six runs In the top of thr seventh Inning to collect Its first win of the season. 13-8. over Allstate: and Team 6 scored 11 runs In the top o f the first Inning but had to hang on for an 18-14 victory over Horbal. HOCKEY □ 7 :3 0 p.m. - WIRB 56. NHL. Florida Panthers at Pittsburgh Pcngulna. (L) C o m p l e t e l i s t i n g s e n P o f o t l _____________________ Mar aid Phot# by Mark M in t* Froshman guard Dana Merrick (No. 20. white) scored live points and handed out lour assists, but II was nol enough as Seminole dropped a 50 49 decision lo the Leesburg Yellow Jackets In overllme Monday night. Hot action in Lake Mary softball LAKE MARY - Very Interesting. The season Is only two weeks old and things arc already starting to sort themselves out In the City of Lake Mary Department of Parks and Recreation Adult Softball Polar Bear League's at Ihc Lake Mary Sports Complex. In Ihe Thursday Night League, Bamboo Cafe, which won Ihc last two Thursday night leagues In the Sanford Recreation Department Leagues, has already zoomed Into the lead after sweeping Its first two games. 16-11 over Suncrest and 17-5 over Executive. Kevin Julian was four-for-four with four runs scored against Executive. □ Cocoa at Seminole. JV, 0:30 p.m.; V, 7:30 p.m. □L ake Mery at University. 6:30 p.m. CLASS «A D IS TR IC T* M a n tiy 'i M ar* S am lnotal. K lktim m a * Gateway I V IL L O W J A C K C T tM .« IM IN O L (S « t.O .T . I,m in a lg (M ) Morgan 1 * 4 1. M s r rx k 11 * L Hampten t > M *. G llltn t 0 0 0 0. Bream > 0 0 4. Hardy 0 0 0 0. Rafeinton 0 0 0 0. McPharyan 0 0 0 0 . Boon* 0 0 0 0. Eaton I I 0 0 JO total* I* I I M a t □ 5A-Dlstrtct 6 tournament: Mainland (8) Spruce Creek (9) winner at Lake Mary (1); Lake Howell (0) at Oviedo (3); Deltona (5) at DeLand (4). 7 p.m.; Lake Brantley (7) at Lyman (2). 6 p.m. W restling CLASS IS D IS TR IC T* M t iW l'l » *m . Sp»iK* Craak 1*1 *1 M ainland I I ) . 1*1# TaatgM Mainland Ip ru c# Craak winnar at L a k* M a ry II) . I p < La k* Moaail I t ) atO ylado D l . l p m Da'tona IS) at OaLand 14). Tp m Lak* B tantlay I f ) at Lym an l l t . t p m A PO PK A "D AR TS*' PAST RAMS M AITLAND - The Orangewood Christian girls' basketball leant gave Class 5A Apopka a battle, hut a 22-11 third quarter proved to be loo much for the Rams as the Blue Darters topped the Class H squad. 63-44. at Maitland Monday night. The trio of Janktns (13 polntsl. Co|teland 1121 and West |10| led the way for Apopka. Am y VandcStrcek again led Orangrwnod Christian wllh 20 points, while Andrea Hart tossed In 14. Orangewood Christian School will tie the site of a big quadruplehradcr today when It hosts Luke Highland l*rcp. The Highlanders are ranked No. 8 In the boys' Class 1A poll and No. 7 in the girls' Class IA poll. The Rams girls lost by Just two at Luke Highland (14-21 earlier this season. The girls' Junior varslly starts the day at 3:15 p.m. The Junior varsity boys play at 4:30 p.m. wllh the varsity girls at 6 p.m. and the varsity boys ut 7:30 p.m. From S ta ff Reports □ Clase SA-Reglon 2 Champlonehlp game: Jecksonvllle Mendartn at Lyman, 0 p.m. DISTRICT SOCCER Arllon will open with the Junior varsity game at 0 p.m. The varsity contest is set for 7:30 p.m. Boys' Soccer G irls’ Soccer seed in the tournament. St. Cloud. Wednesday night at 5:30 p.m The game will prrrrde the game between No. 2-sccd Leesburg and No. 3 seed Cypress Creek, set for n 7:30 p.m. start. Both game will be played at Cypress Creek High Sclnxtl. The championship contest will be played Friday at lhe home of the highest seeded team left. Eason scores 30, Tribe falls in O.T. TAM PA -— DrLand's Renee Hellamv scored 22 points to lead South Florida |9-8. 3-21 to an 8074 win over No. 24 Southern MississippiFrom S taff Raporta (15-2. 5-11 In a Metro Conference contest, the first lime the Hulls ever beat a ranked team. LEESBURG - When things start to go had. everything seems to go against you. Bathune-Cookm an edged The Seminole High School girls' DAYTONA BEACH - That! Young scored 21 basketball tram led for nvrr three points as Nonh Carolina A A T held on for an quarlrm of the game at Lrrsbttrg 81-76 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference victory High School Monday night. Hut over Hethune-Cookman on Monday night. when It came to rruneh time, the The Aggies (6-10. 4-41 saw a 22-polnt lead Trllte could not convert from the dwindle to five In the final minutes. free throw line, eventually dropping DCC (3-15. 3-6) made u game of It behind a 50-49 derision to the Yellow LuMont Parrish, who finished with 22 (mints. Jackets In overtime. Despite Its problems. Seminole FAM U com eback falls short still upprarrd to have won thr game whrn Trnnlshlii Eason threw In a TALLAHASSEE — Deon Murray scored 17 3-polnter at Ihc buzzer In overtime points as .South Carolina State held off Florida t A&M's second-half comeback. 58-57. Hut the officials ruled the shot South Carolina State (12-7. 8-1) led 34-27 at ramr too late, and the Tribe suf­ halftime after trailing by four (mints early In the fered their fifth straight loss, and Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference game. sixth out of seven since Christmas, Joey McGcur paced FAMU (3-14. 1-7) with 18. to fall to 9-16 on the season. AROUND THE NATION ahead It seemed like wr wrre almost hunkering (a form o f stalling) It just takes experience that wr don't have to play with a lead.** Seminole took a 2-0 trail 27:10 Into the contest on goals by Jim Johnson (16:20 Inin thr game) and Mlkkl Sill. The Panthers answered with a goal 29 minutes Into the game on a goal by Medina, hut the Trltie cantr right bark to lake a 3-1 lead al Intermission on a score by Sam Earl with slx-.lnutrs lelt In the half. The final score of the game came off the font of Gateway's Cilrlla wllh 21:48 remaining, aller which Gonter and the rest of the Seminole defense held olf the Panthers The Tribe ouishol Gateway 19 8. hoi did nol have a earner kick while thr Panthers attempted two. Gontrr came tip with nine saves as Seminole Improved to 2-14. wllh both wins coming at the rx|>rnsr o f Gateway, who eonelutSrs the season with a record of 7-72. The victory earned the Trllte a shot al the No. I It Is a lot different In the Friday Night League where a two tier level has established Itself. Florida Manor, another team that had played In the Sanford leagues, Griffin Construction and Prism (aka the Lake Mary Nativity Catholic Church-Dtactplrs from the Sanford Church Softball League that won a big Fall Tournament In Sanford! are all 2-0. while Briar Corporation. Cheers and Lazar Data are all 0-2. Tilts (>ast Friday. Mike McLohon had three hits and GrllTtn Construction used a 10-nin fourth Inning to knock off Briar Corporation. 18-7: Florida Manor, behind Kevin Brubaker's three doubles and thiec runs scored, oulscored Cheers. 16-13: and a seven-run second Inning was more than enough for Prism, led by Kendall Galloway's three-run home mn. to best Lazar Data. 10-1. „ This Friday night. Hrtar Corporation takes on Prism at 6:30 p.m.: Cheers battles Lazar Data ut 7:30 p.m.: and Griffin Construction faces Florida Manor at 8:30 p.m. TH U B ID A V 4)1 441 (••< » !■ > * Samba* Cal* Im K ia tl A lltM l* 41* I I I I I I 1*4 H ath* I T a tm 4 III (111*4 4* I II • ) — IF 1) I1- 11 11 I I* 41- I* I I II - II V FRIDAY OrlHMi C*mtru<H*A S t M r Carparattan *40 (H IM - IM 11 11 I H - I II «** 4 - It *** IM I - I II Ml I - II II LA M r 0*14 P fltm 4 Polls move up Hawks, snub Tribe B y D E A N S M IT H Herald Sporls Writer__________ SANFO RD Th e Lake Howell girls' basketball team udvunced a sjiot In the Class 5A poll, but the Seminole boys' tcaniN continues to be snubbed in the Floridu'S|ions Writers Association slate high school basKctball polls. Th e S liver lluwks (20-1) moved up from sixth to filth jilace heading Into the final week of Ihe regular season. 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IS X p m CO ttlO B BASRITBAUl Th# Top Twenty Flo* Th» top I I toom i in Th* A itoci#t*d P r t t t coilog* basketball poll, w ith l i r t l pi#<* votes in por*nth#t#t. rcco rdt through Ion K totol points botod on I I po m tt lo r o t in t ploc# vole through on# peml Tor o 11th pipe* trot#, ond prevtout rankings Racer* Pis Pv 1! 1 IM 7 1 1 Duke l)1 | 17) 1474 4 1 North Carolina (11 l » t 1,41) 1 1 Kansas (1) 14 1 1X1 I 4 U C lA ll) 11 1 1.7)4 * ) C orm octicutir) 141 1X7 ) 4 Arkansas 14) M X 4 7 Ktntuck# 17 1 1X1 7 1 Purdue U l 1*74 1) * LouisvilN 111 1*77 X X TempN 4*7 • 14) I I Massachusetts 444 1) M l 17 Arizona 744 I ) 1)4 1) M ichigan 1)4 7*4 t l 14 Indian* M l 14 ID IS S#racwso 144 14 ID 14 Wisconsin Ml X 17 A t* Birm ingham M l U l 1) U l i | SI L oud I t California 1)4 IX — X Missouri IX 14 1*7 11 Mar# land 11* 111 11 11 M iw to io t* 14* 701 17 I ) NawMevtcoSt 704 1) 1* 1 14 Florida U l IN 1) Cincinnati IM 14) O th tr ro ctto ln g >a lts M orguoll# 111 Xovlev. Ohio II* . W *tt V irginlo 111. Illln o ti U . Boston College 47. Georgia T#ch 77 V irginia 17. M ,s i.ii,p p , SI II. Alabama I , M itt- ttip p i 4 P #nn * T tv a t 7. Michigan SI 4. Brighom Y oungl. K o n to t SI 1. Otlotiomo SI 4. Tull# A Washington St ) DtPoul 1. M iom i Ohio i Oolohomo 1 Providence I. SW Louisiana t Monday's Colt##* B oth#tk#ll Sc#r#i EAST AlberlusM egnuk 77. W New England 71 A llred 47. N atereth. N Y 44 Baruch f t Lohman 40 Btoom leidka. Dom inican N Y 14 Boston Coil### 71 Georgetown 44 C W P ott |4 Southampton 70 Clarion IS. Phi la B.bio 41 Cotby Sawyer 71. Cr##n M o u r ie m ) ConcordK .D #> > t A E ( tin t 71 Dartmouth K Holy C ro tt U Delaware v * l 74. A lser me 44 Dow'ing IK . A a*lphi 44 E dinboro 74 Gannon 41 E hl*b»thtow n4). Junial*44 Fairmont $1 40. A lderson Broaddut44 Frnkln A W rtM l K Ltb ano nV al 77 OT Franklin P itre * 44 New H e,»n 47 Frottb urgS t 44 D ickinson47 Hunter 104 S tattn Island 14 H utton 74 Main# P rttq u # 1tl* 41 John J a y t l P ra tt 71 Johnson B -cit 71. East Coast B bw 71 K utitow n 77. S hippentburg*} Longwood 7*. W Va WesiynW Main# t* Fairti#td 74 Mercy N V 74 Queens Coll S* M ille rs , ill# IC7 D<tt ot Columbia »l FNiila Pharmacy 77. R u tg vrt Camden 17 Ramapo4l. Kaon 17 Salem TeikyOtOl. W V irg in ia St 7t Salon Hall 44. P rovidence*) OT Siena** Iona 40 St F rancis Pa 77. X avier. Ohio 71 Stockton St 41. York. N Y 71 Sutguehanna 7». Lycoming 71 L lrtin u t 71 W M aryland #4 U tica 71 Oswego SI 71 Woth k J *tl 44. W tynetburg 7} Westbrook t o N#w England 44 Whoelinr) Jesuit 17. P itt Johnstown i t Wilkes 7) Moravian K W ll'lo m t M. X mgs P e n t 1# Veshlv# 44 Purchas# St 44 SOUTH Albany. Ga 44 Clark A tlanta 14 Appalachian St 101 M arshall 77 Athens Si E1. a u H unts,,it* 71 Augusta 7S A rmstrong St K A uthnPaoy 71 SE Missouri 44 B # lh * re n ts D,H ard41 Balmont M F rte d Hardeman 7* Brew ton Parker U . Piedmont *4 Catawba 71 L 1, mgs ton# 41 Christian Brothers 4# W illia m s Bophst M Clayton St 7* Ga Southwestern*! Clinch V *II*T 47 Biuafleto Coil U • Coast*' Carolina 74. Charleston Southern U Con a tC tia rits te n is G to rg ia S t 7* Columbus K . S C Aiken 71 Ciniiborland. T#nn 77. B ttho l. Ttnn 7] Doettfson 40 W C aro lina41 E . Tennessee St 101 Furm an 71 Georgetown. Ky M. Charleston W Va 71 Oaorgla 74. Sttfsan *1 Howard U 44 M organ St 77 K*nnesow 44. Bar ry *7 Lom buthSi L * * 4 I LW arty 7s N C Greensboro** Lipscomb44. Union. T#ru1 41 Loin siana T#ch 44. Ceniene'y *7 M a rt H ill t l L#os Me R a* *1 Middle Tcnn U . Ter.r. JWartlntJ Mob-1* 44 Southern NO *4 M o rris Brown 41. Miles 74 M u rray St ft. Tennessee St 7* M. Carolus* ART I I . Bethuee Caetme* 14 New Or leant ml A rt L ittia R o c k tl N ow tot r y 47. HIgh Point t l 4*awport News 74. F e rru tn t* N orth Alabama 41. KnwivilloaP 040 Owmmian 7*. Va Commonwealth 74 R adio 'd 7* MC O s h *,til* 47 S Carolina ft . 11 Ftarida ARM 17 S C Spartanburg I I . Gdorgia Coll *4 Shorter 77. North Georgia 71 Southern U IIS SE Louisiana 101 St Pout's IBS Bowl* St *4 Trey SI lie Alcorn SI lie Voorhoot IU . Cent Wesleyan I I w est Georg,* 40. Valdosta SI El MIDW EST Augsburg 71 Si. M ary's. M inn S* Bethany w Va 77. Oberlm 71 B a lhel.ln d 47.lnd South Bend 45 Can! Bible 47. Westminster. Me 71 Cant Method u l 40. Missouri V al 41 CisadrenSI I I . Regis K Concord,* Moor 77. Bethel. Minn 14 Dene H . Peru SI 7| Doono 71. M idland Lutheran 44 Evangel lie . t l Louis Pharmacy K E vans,HI* 4* Chicago SI 74 F o r r il SI IS Grand VolWy SI 17 Graceland 17. Baker IS G reen,III* IS H a rm Stowe 7* G u tte r Adolphus M Maceiestor 74 Lincoln Christ 44. Concordia Saminary 1) Manchester I I . E*rthorn 14 M arguett* 71 Sauth F ie n d * M M-d Am N aiaran* 7S W illia m Jowoll 71 Missouri 74, Lenses *7 N Illinois 71 Cleveland Si 14 44 (U nlucky f t . Ind Pgr. F I W a yn o ll Nebraska Weslyh B) M ailings 7* N oire Dam* 7S CS NorThndg* H Porks 44. Linden wood 14 S Illin o is 47. C relghlonte Siena Heights 44. Grand Raptos Baptist 41 Spring Arbor IIS Concord!*. M ich 17 V o lp o r o lw ilE lllln o is K W llU n p iin . Youngstown SI 41 W is GreenBer 71. I ll C hicag o*! SOUTHWEST Angelo t l I07.W Te.es ASM 41 Arkansas Tech 74, S Arkansas 10 Coni Arkonsosle. D o ll* SI 71 Coni Oklahoma IK . E To .as SI H H arding 44. Arkansas Coil 77 Livingston SI K . Henoerson SI K P ra irie View 114. Jarvis Christian 74 S Na/aren* U t. NE Oklahoma 44 T t.a s Pan A m *t Kan 7s Lam ar 74 U o tt h a O ie r L s lIl A rk M o n h ce iio tl FAR WEST B io l* IM. Bethany B 'bl* 77 Humboldt S* 40. P acific Christian 47 SI Joseph# 70. UC Santa Barbara 1* OEOROIA 70. STETSON 41 STETSON( M l Blackshatr * I t } 4 71 W illh o ll 1 } 44 1 Wood 1 7 40 A Thomas 1 * 4 0 1 Sams t i l l 1 G arrett 44 O f 0, Cosmios 4 4 40 4. G(adieu* 11 0 4 1 M a tm itw tk l S I 14 II. Enlanm an 1 1 1 14 Totals 1 1 K 4 I I I O EOROIA ( I I 41 Jonas I I 4 0 1 Strong 1 U 14 II . Clarion 4 4 1 * 4 . D avit 7 1411 I I . Anderson 1 1 1 * 1 Jackson 14 1 1 1 Wilson 0 1 0 0 4. Rob ,nson 0 I 4 0 4. Peterson 4 4 11 1. Brown 4 1 I I 0 B a i i e S l e i l Totals l i H i i i t r t H a lllim * - UGa X . SU 14 1 Pornt goals SU S I I (W allhott 11. Black sheer | 4, Thomas 0 1 Sams 0 1, Glad-eu. I 4. Malusrewski } 41. UGa I I I ID o v it S I Jackson 1 1 Jones 0 I. W,i»on 4 I. Robinson 0 II Rebounds - SU 17 iG o r ie ll 4). UGo 4* (Strong U l Assisls - SU 17 I Thomas 4). UGa 70 (Davis. Anderson II Total N u ll - SU II. U G * 14 A - 1 1 1 * M A R O U E TT* 71 SOUTH FLORIDA 14 S Florida I M I S a lim 1 * 1 1 1. Robinson ] I ] 1 > I J wesson 1 7 I I 1 Summers 7 4 1 1 1 Atkins 1 1 1 1 7 . 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Grant 14 44 1, Robinson t i l l S W hit# 1 4 0 0 4 w .lcor 14 0 0 1. M ilN r 0 1 4 4 1 . Yaung 4 1 0 1 0 Totals 17 4*17 I t t * B ITH U N E COOKMAN ( l i l t Young 7 10 7 #11, A lla n * 1) 1 | I* Bunn 4 I 7 7 I I Floyd 4 1 1 * I ] , Jones 1* I 1 1 B rito 0 ) 4 I S 0 Neel 1 1 1 1 4 Be*sl*r I I 0 0 1 Totott l ! e * M H U Halitim # - NC AST u BC 77 1 Po-m goals NC AST 1 77 IP erm h 1 1 Logan 1 1 Strong 1*. Smith 4 I. Lfonerd t 7. Grant 1 4 w .lcor I I M ilN r 4 1). BC I I (Allan )« . 0 Neal 1 1. BeesNy 1 I I FouNOOut— Floyd Rebounds - NC AST H (Pernsh 11 B C E (Buevs 171 Assisls ■ NC AST 11 ISTrong *1. B C I1 (Allen. 1. B n c * 11 Total N u ll NC AST 11 B C X S CAROLINA ST 11 FLORIDA ASM 17 S Cerelm* SI (1 1 I I Leg*n 1 1 4 4 4 . Joyner i t t l l i F lr g lr r I I 4 4 1. Murrey * I I 4 1 17. WeshingNn 1 1 4 0 7 Green 1 1 4 4 1 . Faulkner 11 14 1 Brown K 4 1 1 4 1 Brown J I 1 0 4 1. Tm «N, 1 IS I I I Burns 1 4401 Totals 1 ! 1 !II I I !* 1 lend* ASM I I 111 Colson 1 * 1 1 1 Smith 1 1 1 1 1 Coast 1 10 14 I I Black 4 7 I 1 X Bryant 01 0 0 0 McClommey 7 1 0 0 4 Williams 4 7 4 4 0 H ard#" I I 0 0 4. Me Gear * l i t * t | Totals H i t 11X17 Halftime - SC St 14. FAMU 77 1 Po-nl goals — SC St 1 * IM u rre y 1 1. ToeiXy 7 11. FAMU 111 iCoison I 1. Coast 1 1 Block I 1. B ryants I. M cC lom m ey 11) Rtbocvsds - SC St 41 (Log#n TowtNy *). FAVU 14 (Sm ith 1) Assists SC SI I t (FlagWr I I. FA M U I I Black 1) Fouls - SC SI IS FAMU I I A 7.117 Woman 1 Tep Twent, Five Th# Top Tw#nty Five women 1 basketball teams as com piled by Met Gre#nb#rg ot th# Philadelphia Inquire* a t votfd by 1 panel ot women coaches, w ith liritp ia c # rotes in parentheses records through Jan X . total points based an IS points lor 1 first place vote through one point tor a 7)th place voN and previous ranking Rtcerd P it Pv 1 FNnn )t* N (411 144 1 740 1 1 Tannest#* 1*1 I I 1 1 44* 1 17 1 1.14* 1 ) Norm Caroline a T a ia tT tc h 1*7 1.4*1 * ) Southern C *l 1) 1 1.40* t t Kansas 14 1 1.401 7 7 Colorado 14) 1.174 1 4 Iowa 1)1 I.X 4 4 4 Connecticut 111 1,11) 11 14 Virg>ma 11) 1017 1) 1)4 141) * 11 V*"d#rp>l! N7 1) 11 Purdu# in X I 14 11 Louisiana Tech in 14 Stanford n 1 lie ie I t Alabama 111 71) I t n t 1* IS Florida International 111 147 1* 17 Washington in 444 I ) t | SatonHall u t 7U ) ) 14 R utg trt in 17) 1) X Auburn in 141 ) ! i t Bon* Su n in I ) Oh>a Slat# 11* 1)1 17 IX X I ) Montana h i n 1 IX la Southern M ,t |, s iip p i 1*4 74 I ) Westorn Ktntswk# ■n Others r*c»iving v * l» t TaNde I I I FN ride t * Northwestern *7 N Ill-no,t H Indiana *S Creighton K Tetas SI Mtssiss-pp1 17, UNL V 71 Haw*. 1 H i T e n t A IM U New Me.-co SI I t Oklahoma SI I t UCLA t George I) San Omgo St • SW Missouri St * Georg# Wash,ngton 7 Ne'r* Dame I NW Louisiana 4 P itfsburgh 1 Ala pirm.ngham 4 Oregon 1 Minnesota 7 Oklahoma 7 ArfcantaiSI I. Bowling Green I Ji Joseph s I Swna I. Tulan* I Monday's Woman’ s Basketball Scares B A IT • r iw , 41 Duqvetn# 17 Bethany *1. W ry n e tb u rg *! Caivmbi# Um*n 7#, C h#Tney *7 Dommrcan N Y U Bmom leid 17 East Stroudsburg I*. Lock H am nK E llia b a th 'o w n K Junia'aTS F r e n it.n Pi*r<o oo New Haven 41 M a 'rw X D artm outh S* K u ttto w n K in pp*n\bu»g 7# Loyola Md 77 M a nhattan*) M m , l i t 77 Southampton Si Ponn 71 Lehigh *y P#nn SI B ahrtndta . Th«#ISl P itt firad*orJ * t. D 'Y ouyilN 4) Rhode Island** Tample 14 Rutgers Newark 1# CCNY 44 St Joseph s S4- Massachusetts 17 SI Vincent 11. Grov# City 44 S Connecticut 71. C W P oll *7 Swna lb Iona *0 Susquehanna 11 Lycammg 71 OT WestmlnsNr 70. Daemon 14 Widener t l M avertora *) SOUTH Appalachian St 7# Tn Cha’taaoga 17 Armstrongs! a* A ugustaM Auburn Mur,tgomery IQs. Ala Hvntsy,iN*7 A vila M. York. Nab CS Balmont t « F rood Hardeman to Barry 7t. Kannasaw *7 Campbells, IX **. Spald-ng 4. Calewba V. Livingston* M C left," ei. M orns K Clark Atlanta *1. Albany. Ge )» Clayton St 7*. SW Georgia *7 Clinch ValXy ?*. B lualxW C aii se Coker 71. Pie, tier M Coil ot CharXsion * 1. P rttb y N ria n tr Columbus H S Carolina A s>n 14 Georg,# Souther n 7*. W Carol A l t ) G r*c*l*n d l7 . Baker S* Lees McRae 71 Belmont Abbey *7 Lipscomb ie. Union. Ttnn *) Mors Mill 41. Limes Ion# 1* Memphis SI 71 Saint LPu'Stl M 'ddX Tennessee 04. Tann M eo.nK Mississippi U 14. Queens. N C /1 Missouri Val ts. Cant MeinaJ si st Morgan St *S. Howard S7 M orns Brown 77. M iles *7 Mount O liv o *) Si A ndrew s** SI Paul's St Bow,* Si S) S Carotin* St *0 Florida A IM 71 SC Spartanburg 70 Gaorg,a Coll SI Southern. N O N Mob,X 1* South FNride K . Southern Mist 74 Tennessee »1 V anderbtH i) Tennessee i t I I , M u rray St *1 V irginia 71 Va Commonwealth « W Georg 4*1 Valdosta St SI MIDWEST Aqu,nes I I Madonna e l Cantf al S I. Oh I f , Char NtNn. W V It. OT Culver SNcMor. 144. B*n*d,ct,n#. Ken yj Grand ValNy SI 7S, F e rns SI *4 N. Illin o is77. Lo yola** N ortherns) M. M inot SI S4 W illiam Jewell *4 M id Am N aur ere 77 SOUTHWEST A bIN n*C hristianM . E N ew M tn ce)) AngeNSt 44. W T e s a tA lM 7 ) Arkansas Tech 70, S ArkansateS 0 a rlx iv ,IN W tsleyan 7J. NW Oklahomak* D e ll* SI tl. Cant Arkansas t l E Tests SI I t . Cent Oklahoma si Harding It . Arkansas Coll I I Tot ARM K in g s.IIX 74. T *<*t Woman %l) U o tltw O ia rk s M . A rk M o nlnetN tl FAR WEST P a cific*1. N e e d # 47 SOUTH F L O R ID A H . SOUTHERNMISS 74 Southern Miss IIS 11 Howy 4 14444. (lash S 1*01 IS. Jottph I 1 0 0 1. Greer * 1 0 0 1. W alker 1 1* * 14. Felder 7 1114 17. Lampion 1 1 0 4 7 Buchanan 1 4 0 0 4. Bullock 1 *41 I IS Totals X K II 14 74 Sauth F H r 1*4174) Johnson. T* I d BB A. Kotppal 14 4 0 1. Johnson. T) I I 0 4 4, Von Oppen 7 17 1 ) I*. Bellamy 4 I I 4 1 I I . B a rrw t 4 14 1 1 1) H olier F B I I IIB ro w n I 14 4 1 . T it. U M M 14H H a lllim * - USM u . USF 14 J Point pools - USM I I I IH otoy 1 I. Nosh 4 1 Buttock 1 I I . USF 4 I (Van Oppen 0 II FouHd oul ■ Johnson, Til (any Rebounds - USM 41 IW alhor. Felder I ) . tiS F 41 (Barnes t l ) A kelft* - USM 11 (Buttock i). USF 14 (B ellam y 71 Total t o u t f - U S M I I USF I I NHL A ll T im es EST EASTERN CONFERENCE A tlantic Orvttwn W L T P1i OF GA NY Rangers 7) 11 ) I t i n >X 17 1* 4 *4 171 >11 Nvv. Jersey Flood# I I 17 I I I I IM I X Ph.iedriprua ) * )) 1 SI >4) 14* Washington 1) 14 4 *4 Iftl 111 Tampa B#» 14 I* 4 • « m I I I 17 11 1 n 11c 1*1 NY Islanders N w t l i f i i l D nriti& i »1 4 t 14 14 11 14 14 « )) t l i X I) i 11 X i 4 17 1 1u IM 1*0 141 141 144 III 144 171 >44 111 H7 1)4 141 W ISTERNCONFERENCE C entral Division W l 1 PU OF 24 14 t0 44 111 Toronto Detroit X 14 ft 11 l i t D anis 17 14 r 41 1*4 St L ' j i t 14 It t ft* 1*1 )> X 4 ftl 14* C hic.'X Winnipeg 17 X 4 40 1*4 GA US 14* Ut lift IM 10* Boston Pittsburgh Montreal Buttato Quebec HOTHurd Of tana Ceigar# Vancouver Las Angeles Anohttm San Jos* Edmonton P acific Divisten 14 14 ii n 14 )1 X X M 77 1) 11 it w ** si 4S It 1ft • sr 1*0 1*4 1 t i 111 1*4 44 lif It* 4 44 14' Uft II 41 I4t iftJ • H IM i * t 4 Monday t Games Boston t Quebec 1 Chicago’ Ottawa 4 N Y Rangers) P itts b u rg n l Vancouver 1 L o t A n g v w t 1 Tuesday's Games F lo rida41 P ittsburgh 7 11pm H artford*'Q uebec. 7 M p m Son Josaat N Y t iie n d r r t 7 l i p m Toronto al St Louts. • 11p m Wednesday 's Games F tor ida a l Ottawa. 1 -l i p m Hertford a* M ontrae' 7 11pm N V islanderso tN v Range's 7 l i p m But’ aloal 74*n Jersey 7 U p m Washington vs 7*tvl*dttoh,a al CN.viand 7 Up m D vtre ital Tampa B ay. I M p m Dal las #1 Winn pwg | M p m Los Angeles#! E dm onton * M p m Chicago*’ Vancouver. 10 I I p m Ca*gary*t Anaheim 10 11p m TRANSACTIONS B A S E B ALL A i w m a * Leap** BALTIMORE O R IO LES - t-gn#d R>ck Forney-piithe* to a on# year contract C ALIFO RN IA A N G E L S S g 'e d Bo JacksanN aont year contract CHICAGO WHITE SOX Sgned Robin Venture N a tour y e a rro n tra c l OAKLAND A TH LE TIC S - Stoned SN.e Ontiveros pilcher fo a on* rear contract SEATTLE M A R IN E R S -- H v 4 term er SemtneN Cemmuvufy ( e llr g t pUyvr habhy Ttogpen pilcher, 7* a m in e r Ne«v* centred N ational Laagv* ATLANTA BRAVES Agreed N terms w ith Ken* M e rrie r p ttth e r and Jo* Oltve. th ird baseman on one re a r t entree Is P H ILA D E LP H IA P H IL L IE S - Sgned R ic k , Bwftelicu. T e le* G*ee*, ern) J e ll Patterson pilchoet and Gen# Schell firs t basema" *oone year contracts ST LOUIS C A R D IN A LS - Signed Rick Sul< l,tte to# m.np, inegue contract SAN DiFOO PAD R E S - Stoned Bury Bean. Ray McOavkd* a *o v -X- Moore O'taw - J rOwysOn. caNhOe and c u " e*Or>f Dos# Bochtier prtener t contracts BA VKE T BALL National B a ika l b e lt Assacutton ORLANDO MAGIC Signed Tree R eilw i. center. N r th* rem ainder e l the secs#* UTAH JA 1I Signed Chad Ge'iegher center, to * 14 day cortfv act FO O T B A L L Netianel F o o tb a ll Leagee GREEN BAT P AC KER S - Named F r ill Shut mur dele" liv e coord-nalor PITTSBURGH STC ELER S - Named John M itchell deN nsirebno coach Arena F a o lb o ll Laafve M IA M I HOOTERS - Named A J Dvhe d r tensive caer dine toe H O C K EY Natienal Hoc hey League ANAH EIM M IG H T Y O UCKI Assigned M rX iO C a n n o r. d e l* " semen Ie Son Otago ol the IHL * "d Jean F ra n co is Jompha. center lo Greensboro ot (he EC ML BUFFALO SABRES - Recalled Gram F iA ir.g o a ix from Roc TsosNr ot th* AML MONTREAL C AN A O IE N S - Sent Andre Ractcol. goeie to Frede ricton ol lh# A m a t, con Hockey League R e c c e d Let Ksetter. goa'ie Irom Fredericton NEW YORK (S LA N D E R S - A lig n e d itg m u n d Pelfly fo rw a rd from Sen la k e City o l the IHL to the Slovak Na'onai Nam Sent Chris Luongo. defensomon. to Salt Lake SAN JOSE S H A R K S - R ta ttlg n e d V lostim il Kroupa. defenseman to Kansas C ity o l th# Inter national HocSer League TRACK A N D F IE LD USA TRACK A F IE L D - iutpenoed h-gh lum per Jamas Shellon tor tour years tor ta ilin g to appear tor 0 d ru g Nst C O LLEG E EUREKA COLLEOE - Announced that Dave Darnell, men 1 basketball coach, w ill re tire at th* end ol th * saasan MISSOURI - N am ed Jerry Bernal ot lensiv* coord natpr NORTHERN IL L IN O IS - Named Sam P i Hman ol tons, v* i.n * coach P U O IT SOUND - Nom ad Gordon E llio tt h#ad football coach ROWAN - Named Juan Rarwro baseball coach t v / r a d io C O LLEO E B A SK E TB A LL 7 X pm ESPN. M ichigan «1 Pvrdua. ( L ) .a is o a ll X * m * X p m — SUN. R ico at Teres IL ). a<so a lia m e x p m - ESPN. V and erbilt at Arkansas IL I NBA f p m - WGN. Chicago Bulls *1 D m car Nuggets. (L I BOWLING * X p m - SUN. Cream of lh* Crop tournam ent BOX I NO 4 p m - SUN, M iddiew eighls Charles Brewer vs Tyrone T rtce . (L I. also al 1 X am 11pm ■ SUN F ig h t N ig h t at lh* Forum CYCLING la m - SUN Tour O H aw aii HOCKEY 7 Xpm 1*. N H L. F lo rida P an llxr* al PtiisbufghPenguins. ( L I KICKBOXING 11 X a m - SHO. W K A Chemp.omh p i SKIING to m SUN. Bud P ro M ogual Tour SOCCER * p m - SC. U S W orld Cup Team v l Russia.aisaal 11 n P m MISCELLANEOUS * p m - W G TO A M IS X I. Talk Sports W ith P *H Rose 7 pm WWNZ A M F M 17*0 14X1. The Sports Hul 10pm WWNZ A M (7*01 Florid* Sports (■change M p m - W GTOAM I MOl. Sports B ylin* USa Panthers on track for NHL playoffs ■ y S T IV IM WINK AP Sports Writer MIAMI - The holiest tram In tilth suliiniplr.il town plays on Ic c . The Florida Panther* nrr unbratm In Ihrlr past nine name*. htunnlnR the NHL nnd Mlrrlnft speculation ihc fits!-year (ranchlie will mahe ihr playofT*. " W e ’re ax h i h k I u» i i l” t ol leanih In the league rljjlit now." general manager Bob Clarkr <s,iId "W e’re certainly not Ihc PHthtuirgh Penguins, bill wc'rr In Ihc p.nk and can heal any­ body, really," Florida (21-17-101 plays at Pltthburgh tonight, and ilnn'l dlhcounl Ihr Paul hens Their unbeaten streak Includes a tie with Ihc Penguins and two vie lurk s over defending Stanley Cup chain plon Mont real. "There are ulwaytr going to be t r a in s Ih u l s e e us as an expaiinlon team and hope they have an easy lim e against us." Clarke said. "S o far that hasn't happened very often." Miami Ice look* like a winner In every way: each of the p u t •seven home game* ha* drawn more than 14.000 funs eager for something to cheer about The Miami Dolphin* lo*i (heir final five guinea lo mthh Ihr N'FI. playolfh. and (he Miami Huntrunes were shut out 29-0 In the Fiesta Bowl. The iKthkellfull Hur­ ricanes arr OH In ihr Hig Ea»l. and ihr Miami Heat are si niggl­ ing to reach .500. Some Souih Floridians remain unclear about Ihc difference !>etween a /ambonl and Zarley Zalapskl. but al least they’re warming up lo hockey. The Panthers even sold out Miami Arena on New Year's Day. when therr were two howl games In town. 1-uM week fans bought more than 100 seastm-llckel packages for Ihc second half of Ihr sruwon "Hockey has In-en rmhruced tremendously here." said goalie John Vonblesbrouck. the (rant's slar. "The fans have grown with us. There's silll a lot of leaching lo be done, but Ihr Important thing Is lhai they’re supporting U B ." Florida’ s unbeaten streak, which Includes five wins and four ties. I* a record for an NHL tram. The old matk of seven games was set by l.o* Angeles Association m fh records throvgh Jan M. firs t ptoc# votot * " 4 poll pomrt C IA S S IA 1 M iam i len*or 141 ) i * IM 1 M iam i N orm **t>»rn 111 7*) i n I I 1 l*ft 1 Daytona 4#tch Mainland tt 4 JacksonrlH# B#*ch Ftotchar <)> t l ) u »4 1 South Miami X 7 *0 a Pensacola 41 7 M iam i Norland X ) 40 * Lakeland Las* Gibson 77) If * Laud Lasrs Boyd Anderson 71 ) It 17) 14 M iam i Edison R t t t i i r d v i l l i PfflW C&il 10 P *tm B **(h G0'd#ns Dn##r 4 Io n ia n * S entaiuc#t) Or land# Been# ) CLA114A 1 Lakeland Kelhtoen 11)1 ) ) ) IX ) Hallandale( II n o U7 ) Tampa B«r Tech 1)7 IH 74 1 *4 4 Cap# Coral 71 1 BocaCmga )1 ) 4 O re rlg id B#ach 1*4 >7 >1 4 ) ! ) Bradenton logtheett 14 1 4* 1 Temp# Jvtlrrson 1)4 1) * Ocala Vanguard 1*1 11 10 TaUahats** Godb# Received vnles: SI Thomas A qj.nei, 4 Spcinglreid Rutherford 4 Panama City Be# 4 Eau G a llia ) Games villa 1. T itu tvina 1 CLASSIA 1 JacksonvilleH.beuil (1*1 N ) IX 14 7 1)1 1 Jacksonville BodesI I ) ) Rock ledge i i ) 107 1*4 i n 4 Palmetto 1 C re tlve w 117 71 17* M 4 Loke Wales 7 Gainesville E e tttid r 14 4 72 17 7 X 1 R iviere Beech Suncoatl 1*4 » * Taliahestee Rickards 17 ) If 10 Jacksonville Bishop Kenny Received soles Sluerl South Fork 11. M ount Dor# s Jacksonville Jackson }. For! Laud Card,no! G*bbont 1. Qumcy Shanks 4 CLASS 1A 1 WPB Cardinal Nanm an (41 7)1 IM » ) t ji I Tampa Prep 141 1*7 14) J Saretola Cardinal Mooney 4 Laky Butler Union County 1*4 *4 IS* 71 1 P ort SI Joe 114 *1 * Chlpley 1*4 to 7 B o caR elo nfl Andress's 1) 10 X 4 Tampa Catholic 1)7 a 4 la k e Placto 14 10 Tallahassee rto n d a High J tlltrs a n Received te le s : M o n lic e llo County 4. Gainesville P K Tonga 1 CLASSIA t North Palm Beech Beniam in 11)1 14 1 IX 11) 111 1 HoUyrsoodChresUan (1) n * III 1 Bronson i t « 14 4 Eelenvill# Wymote Tech ) Jacksonville University Christian 1* 4 7) 114 1) * Lake Santa F# Catholic 11* M 7 Talihassae FAMU * Orlando Lakt Highland Prep II* 41 7* *1 * GracevlH* » I I Or lend* First Acadtm y I* ) Received votes ra th e r L a x l 1) S' Pel* A d m ira l Farragwt* H atsth orn *) CLASSB 71 1 140 1 Melon* (te l 114 U l ) flay shore C hrist.*" i t s IX 1 WPB Gold Coasl Academy 204 i n 4 P atton It! 71 ) Dettori# Trinity 0 Pom pano6chH ,gnt*ndsC heiilian 141*4 i#7 II 7 Laurel H ill 44 us ■ SI Jahn'iCeunlry Day • Tel th a n ** Mac ley 1)1 X 1)4 » 10 Grand Rug* nnd St. lands In I9Q7-08. when the league had six new tennis. With Sunday's 3-2 victory ul Huffnto, the Panthers improved lo 12-8 0 on Ihe road. They've won five straight In Canada. Overall the Panthers have lost Just three o f Ihe past 22 games and their record could easily be even t>ellcr. Ten defeats have been hy a single goal. Still. Florida Is a lofty third In Ihe Allnntlr Division and sixth In the Kastrm Conference with 52 points, The top eight teams m the conference make Ihr Stanley Cup playofTs. and Clarkr expects Ihc Panthers tn he among them. " I think so." he said, "These oilier learns aren't pulling away from us " Florida Is winning with only two All-Stars — Vanhlcshrouck. whose goal-against average of 2.31 Is the league’s second-best, and rlghl wing Hob Kudrlskl. old.lined Jan ti In a trade with Ottawa Hookle center Jesse Helangrr leads ihr tram with 30 assists and was named NHL player of the week Monday. Hid Ihe Panthers are mostly .< club of castoffs and prospects who clutch, grab, work hard nnd emphasize defense. “ As far as I'm concerned, you can throw n bouquet of flowers at every one of us for effort,” team captain Hrtan Skrtidland said. " W e all are In a sim ilar sltuutlon," Vunhlesbrnuck said "III the past we weren't counted on as much, and all of n sudden we're given that chance lo Incounted on There's u chemistry here ihat'a special.'* Afler losing Sunday lo tfie Panthers. Hulfalo defenseman Ken Sutlon offered the rest of the NHL a word o f w arning " T h e y ’ re not going to go away." lie said TS* F Nr id* Panthers Isava had man# matvtarakl* mansants Ms thaw firs t NHL saasan O rt * — best in# Block Hanks 4 4 at Chicago In *h# season opener © it # — notched the lf#n<Ms# s lirs * Victor# ond wsl# shutout. 14. at T#mp« Bov tefar# an Hague rveard crond ol 17.1)7 Nov i# — po sxo • I I victor# *1 M ontreal I tx feigning StenX# Cur *h*m p«n Oec I ) — non 1 ] over tn# tree York R ang*'* nho ha re th * league s best record Jen I I — thumped Montreal 4 1 salting a IranchiS* record tor g s t's and tinisrung in * season j 4 I agelnsi in# Cone the-s 1 |t f f ) M U T ii C ffllf 4(1 I I I 77 7 ♦t I f 1 *7 4 M am i Norland 1 Winter Park Lakv Hassvll 14 1 44 * Cooper City X 1 it ft4 7 F I Laudtroai* O .llard X I 41 1 VeroBaach ii t * Laud Lakes Boyd Anderson 11 ii t U Tn-rpjl HMltfeOfOugft 14 4 * Rae tread talas Or land* Evans 4 F l Wetton Beach C h o c t**h *ith *« 7 V rW K iv 'g 1 Jacksonville Sand*: nood 7 CLASS4A 1 SI Claud IH ) H 1 lit 1 T im p« Rebtnton (1 i • 0 10* U 4 fl 3 Pompano Beach E ly « C ji ue CoF#i V j m i w :* 4 77 71 S St P *l*rst-<rg Boca Ctoga ii i 4 S tu*rf Mat lift County X 1 ft4 41 14 ) 7 D e*rt,*id Baach • FI L *u d rrd *i# M c A rtn u r <4 7 u f F t l i u d 'l l Ih o m a t A q j '»y« 111 7* 14 Bradenton Sou'haas I X 7 It Received vales FI M rv rs R ,.v'da'e 14 F4'«*M 1 CLASSIA t JacksonvilleR.baull (1)1 77 4 no 7 Beit# Glade Glades Central 1* 1 107 2 Riviera Baach Suncoasi t; 71 ) •7 4 Stark* B 'edlord 1)2 ) Englenood lem o n Bay V 7 74 * St Petersburg L a st nood 14 4 ftl I ft* Awgwifin# N?a m 14 T 17 1 Inverness Citrus 7) 14 * Rockiedge 14 1 I t 10 DeFun,ak Springs Wailon 17 111 Received votes C le m ilo n IJ M iifT tl Guilty*** Ptwp t. Jv»(htonviti« y) Qumcy Shanks ) Serasor# Booker J F l LA uO e'djif C4*d>r\si G ibboni 7 C r n t i l t * I CLASS JA 1 Tampa Acad o l Holy Names <1)1 7)7 I X 1 hU t o j f r * C tnff 4»l Cdtnol.c X 4 101 •7 7 Wiidnood II) u 4 Cocoa Beach 77) 1 Keylton# Hr,ghls X 4 41 • WHHtton t l J ft* 7 Be dnln U 1 14 • T#m p«Prrp 1) 1*1 t N fA faffry • 4 7) 1§ C roftlClty Courtly 11 4 17 Rye v is 'd teles Tnlishassee Florida High 1* Bom lay Holmes County t CLASStA 1 SI Pete Norths.de Christian n i l 77 1 I t t 7 Gr acts .tie H I 1)4 10) 7 M ami Dade C h fiih o n 44 1) t 4 Quincy Munroe If* 41 ) Tallalutssee Ftorto# ASM 17 7 41 * H illia rd 1)4 U 7 Or land# Lak# Highland Pi re 14) 44 * LakelandSent* F* Catholic X 11) » Moor* Haven 2) It) to FI Lauderdale Westminster 14 7 1) Received votes: D e e rtitld beech Zion Lutheran 11 Orlendo F irs t Academy ) Jay !, Da, ion j Beach Father L e x> 1 C IA 1S B 1 BoniUy HU 111 l i t 7 TaliehetseeMeciey ( I) 71) IM *7 1 F1 Leuder date Christian III 4 Poston *4 ))) ) la k tio n d C h rii'ie n 17 4 4* C Laurel Hul II 3 40 7 G#."ess,i>eOak H all 114 ii * Naples St JcOm Neumann U id 4 St P aixsTK rg K a iv tk k Christ,an I I * K I I Wmler Park M a ile r s Academy u « 12 T lx ite to high school g irls ' b a ik fib e il poll, conducted b# th# Florida Sportt WHNre Assoclaltort. m lh tram s tre o rd i poll points and l i n t ptac# voNe irs per»ntheses CLAif IA 1 F I W aaonB eathllO l I (IN ) farasoiaR ivgf « i « (1) 7*0 1)4 III *4 ym m u,i.VRBP4lfUl STATS & STANDINGS �bsntofd Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Tuesday. February V 1994 - I I People IN BRIEF ____ J _________ Beauty queens honor m anatee _______ ^ Artists sought for festival The Miss Manatee B eauty Pageant, sponsored by the Florida Endangered Wild Life Association, was held hold Jan. 22, at Deltona H igh School with 22 contestants In the competition. Winners were (front row, from left): Kristen K re b b s , run nor-up; K a r a Appleby, o f Deltona, Littlo Miss Manatee; Cindy Nasso, runner-up; Natalio Weld, Junior Miss Manatee; Kaylie Lytle. Miss Manatee; and Kim Beck, runner-up. Lytle, 16. daughter of Brenda and Charlie Lytleof Lake Mary, attends Lake Mary High School. Weld, 14, daugh­ ter of Valerio and Georgo Weld of Sanlord, Is a student at Seminole High School. SANFORD — Tile St. John’s River Festival of Fine Arts and Crafts Show still has openings for exhibitors at the March 5 and 6 show that will be held In Ft. Mellon Park The show, presented by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, usually draws over 3,000 vlstlnni to the two day event. This year s show will feature a Judged section for fine arts and crafts and an unjudgcd section for those who wish only to sell and display their art or craft. Ttic entry fee for both sections Is $70. Application arc available at the Chamber. 400 E. First St.. Sanford The application deadline Is Feb. 11. For more Information, con lac I Edwlna Mldktlfal 322-2212. Dennis appointed to AARP LONGWOOD — Clarrnc Dennis of (.ongwood. a city official, has been appointed a Florida Community Coordinator for tin American Association o f Retired Persons (AAIM‘1 She will organise and monitor AAR P activities In (his area and maintain communications with slate officers. She hits tieru active in various AAR P and civic activities She has hern a Longwood City Commissioner and served as deputy m a y o r. Her appointment Is for a two year term. Black History Month at SCC SANFORD — During the month of February, the public can enjoy quality entertainment nt Seminole Community College In celebration of Black History Month All events will lx- held In the Fine Arts Concert Hall. The events Include: Wednesday. Feb 2. noon to 1:30 p m. Ajumu Minima, an actor, musician and storyteller, who will icll folktales, sing songs and play exottr musical Instruments Wednesday, Feb. !l, noon to 1:30 prtl Gospel Choirs. Promises from the Gospels and the Seminole High School G o s j h -I Choir, will perform. Tuesday Feb 22 at 8 p m Opera singer Diana SolomonGlover will perform music by African American composers For more Information, call Neal Graham nt 323-1450. ext. 280 ...A n d one w ill be M is s Lake M a ry High This group of lovely ladies is getting ready to take part In the Miss Lako Mary competi­ tion this weekend The girts are hoping to represent their school in the contest which showcases academic success, sc h o o l and community in­ volvement. talent, personality and beauty. The pageant Is Saturday night at 7.30 pm. It will take place In the school’s auditorium T ickets to the event are $5 each at the door, or they may be purchased In advance at the school for (4 CALENDAR Take off pounds sensibly Members of Take O ff Pounds Sensibly. TOPS. Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p tn at the First Christ Ian Church. 1607 Sanford Avr.. Sanford. The group now- has a private room to weigh people between 6:15 and 6:45 p.m. Fateh w r-k tt different program uu weight loss will be conducted. For more Information about the club, call 323-1768 or 323-1664. H tu M enoto t»i t M iM it i Holiday dinner is no picnic to mom Toastm asters m eet at SCC Seminole Community College ISCCJ Toastmasters Club will meet e v r r y Tuesday. 7 : 3 0 p i n . , m S e m i n o l e Community College. Contact Rosella Bonham at 323-8284 for more Information P E A K A D B V i I know rt m llv •6581 linw “ Holiday Visitor” felt, and I d is a g ree with you r answer. ( “ H o lid a y V is it o r " and her husband went to visit their daughter lor Thanskglvlng. and lhr mother was terribly upset to find the tahlr set with paper p la te s and p a p e r napkins, knowing that her daughter had plenty o f fine rhtna and lovely silverware.) She said she thought It was " la r k y " — and you said, "...the epitom e of tackiness Is crllId lin g the hostess who fed you." Abby. my husband and I went to our married son’s home for T h a n sk g lvln g din n er, and 1 nearly hud a heart attack when I saw the table set with paper plates, nr* tablecloth, and the food served In plastic bowls! They nre quite well-to-do. have a nice set of china, an electric dishwasher, and a 17-year-old daughter lo help. 1 say. If people want lo cal from per plates, they should have a picnic. B EENTH ERE D E A R BEEN TH E R E : Here’s Overeaters to gather A regular meeting of Ovcrealrrs Anonymous Is conducted on Tuesdays nt 7:30 p.m at First United Methodist Church, comer o f Park and 5th. Sanford. For more Information, call Carol at 3224)657. Panic Attack group to m eat Agoruphohla/Panlc Attack Support Group meets each Tuesday at 8 p.m. at West Lake Hospital. 581) W. Stale Road 434. Longwood. The support group Is for those who are afraid to go out of their house und be active In public. Nar-Anon to offer help Nar-Annn. a self-help group for relutlvcs and friends of addicts, will meet Tuesday at 8 p,m. at Orlando General Hospital. For more Information, call 869-6364. Aerobics offered The City of Sanford Recreation Department offers aerobics classes Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 to 10 a m. and on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Cost Is $3 per class. Instructor Is Debbie Black, board certified with over l o yeurs experience. Call 330-5697 for more details. TUESDAY’S PRIME TIME 6 00 | 6 30 | 7 00 | 7 30 | 0 00 | 8 30 | 9 00 | 9 30 | 10:00 | 10:30 | 11 00 | 11:30 oTHTCSt SS f e g w B t W B IC f j*cv< v»*i m w t i« *>ro m u 1' - fiS f T f i- iW rtecw a ■n asr ; *■!>« u tw < i r a r r E (rWIPB mt ■ a ta : r *P!!» J “ ‘i t o M « * *• Wm law r. ___ U jtct ' IJ IUm i M I Mt«wwn o a a i i a a» c— i in W w n u iw te w a i w » a in w s —i ■ iitoM fc . (nmm MM [|cta«n Em I m J btJi M tikb Is** your flmirr exactly what you have told me. T h rn , suggest tfi.it he take tilt- ring to the Jeweler from whom lie bought ti and ask that the diamond be used In an entirely different setting, A B IG A IL VAN BUREN a letter from another "m o m " with a different view of using pat>cr plates for a holiday dinner: DEAR ABBY: In response to the mother who was aghast that her daught e r served Thanskglvlng dinner on paper plates: Oil. that we had nothing more serious lo worry about than the kind of plates we ate from! Our fam ily o f 14 married children and grandchildren were home with us for nine days at Christmas. Not only were paper plates used, we had plastic forks, spoons and serving bowls. After everyone had finished eatin g, my son-in-law went around the table with a large plastic trash bag. and everyone tossed the paper plates and plastic “ silverware" In the trash bag. 1 am sure that everyone there wondered If that would be their last Christ mas dinner with the entire family. I have had two mastectomies In the Inst six months, and only God knows what’s next. People should pay attention to the chings that are really Important In life, and count their blessings. MOM IN H URRAYSVILLE. PA. D EAR MOMt Thanks for a gentle reminder. We can all use It from time to time. D EAR ABBYt Maybe yuu can settle this between me and my fiance. He proposed to me. and I accepted. Then he gave me the same engagement ring he hud given to another girl. Site had returned It after their engage­ ment was broken two years ago I didn’t know him thrn. and I would not have know it was a secondhand ring if he liadn’ l told me. Abby. I feel funny wearing that ring, knowing Its history. Ills whole family knows and I’m too embarrassed to tell anyone. It’ s a beau tifu l one-carat diamond In a platinum setting. What Is your advice? I renly love him. hut this bothers me. PEELINO HURT IN BRIDGEPORT. CONN. DEAR PEELINO HURT: Tell DEAR ABBYt Today my adult son. who Is here visiting me. bawled me out! As tie was leaving the house for a bike ride. I called after him. "Be careful, son!” Slopping short, tie stiol back. "For heaven’s sake. Ma. 1 am a 44-year-old man. but every Ume I go out. you or Dad warn me to be careful!” You know what. Abby? He lias a point. We parents get Into a rut. wanting our kids always to be careful. [ am going to try bard to cut tfmt uut — amt lo My tnxtrotl. “ Enjoy yourself” or. "H a ve « good ride!" That m ay surprise turn so much, It Just might make his day! NANCY L. PO X . ASHLAND, ORE. DEAR N AN C Y : No Itami In repeating a warning, but try this: "H ave a good ride and enjoy yourself, but there nre a lot of nuts driving around, so he careful, son. I love you!" MOVIELAND o....i. i l l i?n> BEETHOVENS2ND 7:300 FREE WILLY wo 1*3 S a n fo rd H e ra ld Is a proud member of the "Welcome Wagon Family In Seminole County " If You Are: Moving Into or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Let your Welcome Wagon representative ansv/er your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. If You Live In One Of These Areas, Please Call Sanford 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 Or Night Call 646-9644 fig b �t :2k$*usm 4 1 . San lord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Tueaday, February I, 1094 ‘Blink’ only new film to catch the eye of moviegoers By JOHN HORN AP Entertainment Writer_______________________ LOS ANGELES — "HltnK" ruughl the eye of moviegoer*, while two other new 111in 4 <lrop|>c(l from nielli ot the ItoxolDer. “ Mink." a thriller slurring Madeleine Stowe as a partially blind woman In Jeopardy, made S I.4 million over the weekend, niithlitiig In foufth place. Exhibitor Relation* Co. reported Monday. The Hops were the movie version o f the old TV series “ Car 54, Where arc Y ou ?" and the McCarthy era melodrama "Golden Gate." “ Car 54." with rock siar David Johansen, was No. 17 with *701.000. “ Golden Gate." a movie about the persecution o f Chinese-Americans starring Matt Dillon and Joan Chen, did even worse. Panned by even the most ktndhrartcd critics. II sold Just $258,000 In ticket* and didn't make the Top 20. Kohln Williams' “ Mr*. Doubtflrr" was No. 1 with $7 7 million. It has taken In $172,5 million hi 10 weeks and Is a l m o s t certain to pass ihr S200 million mark within a month Only 15 films In movie history had made that much. “ Philadelphia" dropped to second place with $7.3 million i ■ Legal N otices Legal N otices N O T IC I OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that W ilts * Legeuif. tha holder ol IS* following cert I lk • f e l l ) has 11ltd M U COrtlflC • ' • I I I tor A lex d n d lo U Issued thereon Tha certificate numb • • I t ) and year111 o l Issuance, in * description e l me property, end me n e m e ltl In wn.cn n w i t assessed i» '•» * «> follows Certificate Ne x j Vexr ol Issue".-* Ita ' Description ot Property LEG LOT I BLK C A B STEVENS ADD TO MIOW AV PB 1PO M Name* In w titch n w i i r d Annie Jenkins A ll of M id property Being In 'he County ol Seminole Sie'e ol Fiorld« U n ie ti tu c h t e r l ll l c A t e t t l then Be redeemed according to law. tha property described In tuch c e rtin c a le li) w ill Ba text to the highetl Bidder at th# w e lt Iro n l doer. Seminole County Courthouw. Sanford Florida, pn tha lis t day at February. lf* 4 at II A M Approxim ately t i l l 00 c a t* lo r leet I t required to Be paid by •h* successful bidder J* f t M l# F u ll paym ent o l an amount equal to the highetl bid plo t applicable documentary uarnp la te * and recording leet l l due w ith in la h o u r ! a lt e r th e advertised lim a o l Iha M ia A ll payment* tha n ba cath o r guar •nteed Inatrvmant. m ad* pay able to lha Clerk at Iha C ircuit Court. Dated th lt 11th day o l Janu e r y . lH i ISEALI Maryann* M o rp CNra a t the ClrevW Court MCawwtr.. Plan e * P y iM irh e u e L M ira NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX OEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN , that Harlan C Blcley ta C ertificate Inv lo ry , th# holder ol mo following c e rtific a ta lt) h a t Ilia d M id c e rtific a te d ) tar a • a t deed ta be Ittued m *r*cn The certificate number d ) and y t a r l i) o t Issuance, th* detertp lien ot the property, and the n a m e d ) In which It w at a tte s t *d i t are a t to'lows C ertificate No Salt Yoar of Issuance lt*0 Deter iplion o l Property LEG LOT at W IL L A LAKE PH I PB JSPG n N am et In which a iw t w d F r a n k C. R e lt. T ra c a y E vans H alt A ll Ol M id property being In the County *1 Somlnota. S lat* at Florida U n la tt tu c h c a r tllic a ta d ) than ba redaomad according ta law. lha proparty d ttc r ita d In tuch c e rtItlc a ta d ) w ill be to ld ta the hig h e tl bidder at m# west Iro n ! door, Somlnota County Courthouse. Sanford. F lo rida.o n tha H m day ot February, i t t t at 11AM A pproalm ataly SITS 10 cath tar feet I t required ta be paid by the successful bidder at tha M ta F u ll paym ent ot an amount equal ta lha highatt bid p lu t applicable documentary tla m p taaet and recording leet I t due w it h in }a h o u rs a lte r Ihe advertised lim e ot the M ta A ll payments shall ba cath or guar •ntaod inttrum a nl. made pay •bta ta lha Clark ot taa C ircuit Court Dated th lt Itm day at Jam* ary. m e I ORAL) MAevAMM rYttaF fprww (si* — *!• O r e r f r C ir r i By M k h e lie L Illy # Deputy Clerk Publish January IS. February Pubttth January I I 1) A Feb ruary l . | . ttfa den C U . I W i s * C r t u f Court I r w liw u County. F ie n d * tar t.d. is leea DEN ltd NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN , that W T Gordon. S S Gordon Cstdn for A E Gordon, tha holder o l tha following cart iftc a le li) h a t tiled M id c o r titk a ie (i) tar a laa deed ta be itw o d thereon The certificate numb a r (t) and y e a r(i) ol Ittuonco. tha detcrlptlon o l tho property, end tha na m e d ) In which If w a t a iM tte d It/a re a t lo ilo w t: Certificate No 2M l Year ol Issuance tta t Deter.pnon o l Property LEG SEC U TWP US RGE JOE S JtO I T O f N <10 FT OF W IBS FT OF E d IF T O F NE WOF NWV* N am et In which a tte tte d G e r a ld K . S lh la . Jo h n T W l'llam ton A ll o l M id proparty being In th * Cotaity *1 Somlnota. S lat* ol F lo rid* U n la tt tw ch c e r lillc a la it ) that! ba redaamed according to law, tha proparty deucrIbad In tuch c e rtiiic a ta d ) w ill ba to ld ta Iha highatt bidder a l the w o tt Iro n l door. Seminole County CourfhouM. Senlord. Florida, an th* Uth day ot February. Itt4 at 11A M A pproxim ately BUS 00 cath tor tact I t required ta be paid by tha successful bidder at lha M ia F u ll paym ent of an amount •dual to tho highetl bid p lu t applicable documentary tta m p law -t and recording 'r e t I t duo w lln ln la h o u r i a l l a r th * e d rtrl.te d Urn# o l th* M l* A ll paym ent! than be cath or guar an'eed Inttrum anl. mad* pay­ able to the Clerk o l the C ircuit Court Doled th lt tth day o l January, le ft I SEAL) M ary anna M orta Clerk oMha C ircuit Court Seminole County. Florida By: Michelle L Silva Deputy Clerk Publish January l l . U. is. and February I. iota DEN IS N O T IC I OF APPLICATION FOR TA X O E E O N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , th a t FREC P ent ion Plan % C e rtllK a l# Inv Serv. the holder e l th * tallowing certltlc • t a l l ) h a t Ilia d u i d carllh c • t a d ) tar a !•■ deed ta be ittue d thereon T h * certificate numb e r d l and y e a rd ) o l Ittuanca. tha de ter Iplion o l m * property, and tha no m o d i In which It w at attested It/a re a t toitow t C artillca ta No n a t Year ot Ittu a n c t I t t l D etcrlptlon o l Pfoparty: LEG LOT TO GREENWOOD LAKES U N IT 1 PB TT PGS I t A I f N am et m which a tte tte d : Pat G. S c h w a r t t , L y n e tta P . S chw arli A ll e l M id preparty being In tha County al Somlnota. Stale al Ftarlda. U n la tt tu c h c e r iilic a t o U ) th a ll ba redaem ed according ta taw. taw property described In tuch c e rtific a te d ) w ill be told ta m# highest bidder a l iha west Iro n l door. Somlnota County Courthouse, Sanford. F lo rida.o n the Torn day e l February. IW4 al 11AM A pproxim ate ly C IS 00 catn tar le e t i t required to be paid by lha tu c c a ttlu l bidder a l lha M ta F u ll paym ent nt an amount atpral to the highatt bid plus applicable documentary tla m p fares and recording toot I t due w ith in la h o u rs o i l e r th * advertised lim e o l ta * m i * A ll payments th a ll be cath or guar •ntaed instrument, m adt pay •bta to tha Clark at taa C ircuit Court Da tad ta li 1lm day ol Janu • rv . m t HEAL) M aryann* M o rta Clark of lha C ircuit Court Semirota County. Florida By: M lch a lle L . Silva Deputy Ctark Publish January IS February i. s is . i m den no Legal N otices NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR T A X O E E O N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN , m at N urlk. L td . lha holder ol the following certltlc a t o lil h a t IItad M id c o rtllk • l e l t l lor a ta t deed to be Ittu e d thereon Th* c e rtllk a ta numb * r | t ) and y e a rlt) ot Ittuanca. tha de tcrlptlon ot the property, and th * n a m a ltl In which II w a t asses tad is/are a t toitow t C artillcata No ISA) Y e * 'o t Issuance lets Description ot Property LE G L O T SO B L K E S P R IN G V A LLE Y FARMS SEC T PB IS PG» N am et In which a ita s te d R a y m o n d P S a m o n lc . Catherine Sememe A ll ot M id property being In the County ot Seminole. Slata ot F lo rid * U n la tt tu c h c a r llflc a lo ls l shall ba redeemed according to taw. taa property described In twch c e rtific a te d ) w ill be told to the highest bidder at th* w e ll Iro n ! door. Seminole County CourthovM. Senior d, Florida, on the u m day of February, tffa at 11AM A pproxim ately SITS 00 cath lor fees i t required to be paid by Ihe tu c c e ttlu l bidder a l tha M ta F u ll paym ent e l an amount equal lo tha highatt bid p lu t applicable documentary tta m p taxes and recording lews I t due w ith in l l h o u r t a ft e r Ih e advertised lim a o l Ihe M ta A ll payments th a ll b t cath or guar •M eed Inttrum anl. mad* pay abta to th * Clark e l th * C ircu it Court Datad th lt 4th day at January. tees (SEAL) Mary anna M orta Ctark o l lha C lrcuii Court Sam tool# County. Florida By: M ich a lia l Silva Deputy Ctark Publish January It. I L IS and February I, m t DEN St NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TA X O E E O N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN, that A rthur H M arti % C artillcata Inv Sar. tha holder ot lha following c e rtltic a ta ltl h a t Iliad M id c e rtific a te d ) tor a tax deed ta be Ittu e d thereon Tho c e r t if ic a t e n u m b e r ! ! ) a n d y e a rlt) ot luuonca. the d ts c rip Hon ot th* property, and tha n a m a d l bi which It w a t a tte s t • d Is/ are a t toitow t: C artillcata Na H a t Year e l Ittuanca m i D etcrlpnon o l Property LEG U N IT 101 BLDG P CROWN OAKS 1ST ADO ORB tas PG IF77 N am at In which a tte s te d : Sherry A D uvall A ll ot M id property being In Ihe County al Seminole. S lat* o l F lo rid * unless tu c h c a r tlflc a to ( t) th a ll ba redeemed according to taw. th * property described In tuch c e rtific a te d ) w ill be to ld • to th * hig h e tl bidder a t th * west Iro n ! door, Somlnota County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on ihe l i f t day ot February 1*04 i t IIA M A pproxim ately BUSES ca th tor toes It required ta ba paid by tha successful bidder at tha M ta F u ll paym ent a t an amount equal ta lha h lg tw tl bid p lu t applicable documentary tla m p ta x** and recarding lea* I t due w it h in ta Maura a l l a r th a ■a x r'iw C rime at Itm eata. A ll •ntaed instrum ent, m a d t pay •bta ta tha Clark ot tha C ircu it Court, Datad th lt llt h day ot Janu a r y .tff4 (SEAL) M aryann* M orta Ctark e l tha C ircuit Court Somlnota County. Ftarlda By M k h a lla L. Silva Deputy Ctark Publish. January IA IS A Feb­ ru a ry I, A ION DEN 101 N O T IC I OF A PPLICATIO N FOR TAX O I I D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN , that W ilm a Legault. ihe holder ot th * tallowing c o rllllc e 'e d l ha t Hied M id c e rtific ­ a te d ! tor a tax deed ta be ittu e d thereon T h * cartillca ta numb e r d l and y o a rlt) el Ittuanca. lha description * t th* property, and lha n a m a d l In which II was attested Is/are as toltows C artillcata Ho. IM Year at Ittu anco : m i D etcrlptlon ot Property: LE O LOT A (LESS E IN FT OF N tJE F T e 1 US F T e N l i t FT OF S I t ! FT OF E 1017 FT + N 10 FT OF S IIS FT OF W IM FT A W l i f t FT OF N IIS n FT A E M FT OF W M M FT OF N IIS 4 F T I ROSELAND PARK PB I PG I I N am et In which a tte s te d : ldella Forbes, at al A ll o l M id property being In Its* County ot Somlnota. Slata Ol Florida U n la s t tu e n c e r tific a te d ) th a ll ba redeemed according ta law. th * property described In such c e rtltic a ta ltl w ill ba to id lo lha hig h e tl bidder at lha w a tt Ira n i door. Seminole County CourfhouM, Sanford. Ftarlda. on lha i l t l day o l February, m e a l IIA M A pproalm ataly Ills 00 cath tar leet i t required ta ba paid by iha successful bidder a l th * M l* . F u ll paym ent *1 on amount equal to lha highest bid plus applicable documentary stamp d i e t and recording leet Is due w llh ln IS h o u rs a l l a r lh a advertised lim a of tha Mta. A ll paym antt th a ll be cath or guar •ntaed kxstrumanl, made pay­ able ta th * Ctark at Ihe C ircuit Court Deled (h it t llh day ot Janu­ ary. I**4 Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION FUe Number M 4 IE CP IN RE: ESTATE OF OORALEE RUSSELL D ec** led N O T IC I OF ADMINISTRATION Th* a d m in is tra tio n o l the estate ot DORA LEE RUSSELL, d e c e a s e d . F ile N u m b e r ttO IE C P . I t pending In th * C lrc u ll C o u rt lo r Sem inole Cesasly. Florida. Probata D ivl stars, lha address o l which i t Seminole County Courthouse Sanford FL H i l l Tha nam et and addresses ot th * personal representative and lha personal representative'* attorney are M t lor th below A L L IN T E R E S T E D PER SONSARE N O TIFIE O TH A T A lt per ton t an whom this notice l l served who have ob (ecltant that challenge Ihe valid Ity ol the w ill, the qualltlcaltant ol Ihe personal representative venue, or jurisdiction of (hi* Court are required ta III* Iheir o b le d le n t w ith t h l t C o u rt W IT H IN TH E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PU BLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A ll creditor* ol Ihe decedent and o*he* po rten t having claims or demand* agelntl decedent t etta** an whom a copy Ol fh u nonce I t served w llhln three monfhs attar tha data of lha f l r t l publication of Ih it notice m u tt file th#ir c la im t w ith th lt Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST P U BLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE D A T ! OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A ll other cre d ito rs e t th * decedent and persons having ctalm t or demands agalntt the decedent t estate m u tt III* Iheir c la im t w ith th lt court W ITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE A L L C LA IM S . D E M A N D S AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO F ILE D W IL L BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha data at lha t i n t public* •tan at th lt Netica I t February I, IfN Personal Itep re te n to ii** LYNDA RUSSELL SCHROEOER P. 0 Box O N Sanford. FL XJTT1 O N Attorney tar t arsenal RepresentaHm Thomas A I p t t r Ol Thomas A Speer. P A P O Rax U M Santord. FL W 71 U M Tataphona (401) m «M I Ftarlda Bar Na 01*41) Publish February 1.1 .1*14 DEO 4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN A N D F O R THE E IO H IE E N IH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C IV IL ACTION NO. n tW F -C A IA N LAWRENCE R SIEGAL. P la in tiff PUTL0R I ON OOOOLAS. IN C . a Ftartda carpararxan f - V a BUTLER'S. FLORIDA D EPARTM ENT OF BUSINESS REGULATIONS DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO AND TERR V BUTLER. Individually. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE N O T IC I IS H E R E B Y G IVEN that lha undtrtig nad a t Ctark of lha Circuit Court of Somlnota Ccvnty. Ftarlda. under and by virtue at tho F in al Judgment ol Foreclosure entered In th a t causa pending In th * C ircuit Court of Somlnota County. Ftor Ida. Casa No. F lX W tC A 14 K In xvhlch LAWRENCE R SIEGEL. I t tha P la in tiff and B U TLE R ’S ON DOU G LAS. IN C . d /b /a BUTLER S and FLORIDA DE P A R T M E N T OF BUSINESS REGULATIONS Division OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES and TO BACCO an d T E R R Y BUTLER a r t tha Defendants. I, a t u M Clark of ttxt Court, ureter and by v irtu e * f th * F in a l Judgment at Forecloture, w ill offer tar M l* and to ll a l public M ta to tha highatt and boat bidder tar ca th a t tha West F ro n t dear *1 th * Somlnota County CourfhouM In Sontard, Somlnota County. Ftarlda. an tha U lh day et February, i m . at I I a m . lha to!tawing Liquor Lke m a teams DATED th lt I tth day at Janu ary. im. MARVANNE MORSE. C LE R KO FTH E CIRCUIT COURT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By: JanaE. Jatawlc DEPUTY CLERK Pubflth: January IS A February i, t m DEN i n CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 CLASSIFIED 0EPT, HOURS * 0 0 A J l - 130 P i t MONDAY tfn i FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY Cw*e>t> C «n* cryctogranw y < crxetod hem ououtons by Umovs (wop* t w ana p m n t taenwtsa. w ew c q n * tunes y v fta 'M i y i d e O m e ia * H ’ W P P X V A W M A A T Y - W P R . W V D H Y N . H E A V V N R ' Z V R Z V R V J Z H P M O V U M , R V . * Y V R Y W P M V V W H X V Z S Y - I A H U Y K Z V U 1 N Z V O • V R C U V P U N . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I CBn'l Bflw* out why people stoop to much Somattmot I think ihay'fB practicing lo dig " — (Coach ) Al McOuk*. 9 M aryann* M orta Ctark o l th * C lrcu ll Court Somlnota County. Florida By M k h o lta L Silva Deputy Ctark Publish January IA IS A F a b ru ary 1.1. Itta DEN 101 NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Netica I t hereby given that I am engaged In business a l ISFO S. Orlando A re . Sanford, FL a m . Seminole County, Ftarlda, under lha Fictitious Nam * a* C AL'S PROOUCE M A R K E T , and that I Inland ta register said noma w ith lha D lvftton at C or per at font. T a ila h a ttM . Florida, in accordance w ith tho p ro visions o l th * F k filto u t N am * Statutes To W it: Section IAS 00. Ftarlda Statute* l» ft. M erle Betgert Publish February 1, IMS DEO I PfW ATE PARTY RATES AUTO PARTS WHOLESALE Net P ro fit WOK talOOK/year M inim um Investment IMK Insured Guaranteed ________ EBE A ll 4141_________ [STUB. A PAYPHONE ROUTE f Ij0 0 /*fc potential 14 concgcuttv* Umgd--------- S7«aHng 7 comgcutivg tbM t-------- 70m On* 3coflBBCUtfvatln*«------- UiaRna 1E00 4M txn_______ 59— Financial Sarvlcas 1 t t m t -------------------------------t u t l few Rdtaa art par Ibb u b , basad on 3 Inga • 3 lingt Minimum STOF FORECLOSURE! I can help * S \ success i * r r y Myers S ile S A L H I until IP M TAXES PREPARED NOW ACCEPTNG Tax preparation from SI* up 401 » J H?I_________ S ctw hAng may xrkxta ttaraU A d w k a tr at He com of an addfconal M y Cancel whan you get teasJta Pay orty tot day* your ad naw at rasa earned Uoo h J deoenpaon tot taatetl toetAta Copy n x a l M o w accepttexe typo rtn -Commercial frequency rataa are avaiatoe OEADUNES Tueaday te u Fnday 13 Noon Tha Day B aton Pubicabon Sunday And Monday S 30 P M Fnday ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In thg event oY an dm* In an ad, the Sanford Meraid wilt be reeponalbla for th* fleet Insertion onfy and only lo Via extent of the cost of that Inoortlon. Plain check your ad for accuracy tha Brel day It rune. A l — M o n e y to L a n d KEEP DRIVING AND STIU GET THE MONEY! A ll you need I t y * ib HM# Jock Diamond tor oppomtmen' 140 1*1*__________ ~ 43— M o r t g a g e s B o u g h t A S o ld W ANTED MA000 1st M ig on tth owner occupied blk home IDX Hit, 10 yrs W4 >41 t f t l 7T— H e lp W a n te d 12— E l d t r l y C a r e Bladder Control Ptobltms? SENIORS, call ta find out you quality tar atsislanca with DIAPERS PAOS delivered ta sour door monthly 401 kfb IIM Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 1ITM JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN AN D FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO: M m i OR <1 B IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF P H IL IP P TREADWAY. Petitioner end DONNA KAY TREADWAY. Respondent TO DONNA KAY TREADWAY ADORESSUNKNOWN NOTICE OF POSTINO You are hereby notified that a petition tor Pro So Dissolution ot M arriage has been tiled egemsi you and that you are required ta serv* a copy of your response or pleading to th * Petition upon the Petitioner. P H IL IP P TREAD W AY. whOM address I t MS M E A O O W B R O O K OR . W INTER SPGS FL U « * . end III* th * o rig inal response or pleading in th* o lfk * Ot th* Clerk ot the C lrcull Court on obefore th * llt h day of FEBRU ARY. I t t i OATEO at SANFORD SEM INOLE COUNTY. Florida This Hh day of JANUARY, tees MARYANNE MORSE Ctark ot tha C ircuit Court By N a n tyR Winter DEPU TY CLERK Publish January I I. II. IS A February 1. t m D E N IS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, OF THE U TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOP f I M I i r o L l COUNTY# FLORIDA C A S IN O V l l t f l CA 14 K HOUSEHOLD REALTY CORPORATION. Pie mtl It. *S C H ARLESP R V AN andJE AN M R Y A N .h itw lta . HOUSEHOLD REALTY CORPORATION. BARNETT BANK OF CENTRAL FLORIDA l/ k / a BARNETT BAN K O FO R LA N D O /W IN TER PAR K.M A . and SEARS ROEBUCK and CO . D tta n d e n t(i). NOTICE OF F O R I CLOSUB B U I E NOTICE Is hereby given that lha undersigned Clerk of the C lr c u ll C o u rt e t S e m ino le County. Florida, w ill, on lha U lh day at February. IMS. a l I I 00 A M at the West Front door of the Sem inole County Court house. Santord. Ftarlda o ile r lor M ta and to il at public outcry is Ik * hlAhwaf whaft t*n Tiw n iy n v ii ang B own d luiSi~ h1^ Ihtr (n* iot cash, the following described property situated In SEMINOLE County# F lo rid * Lot 1. Block A. BEAR LAKE MANOR, according ta the P u t fhocoof, a t recorded in Plot Book 11. Page I t . Public Her orbs of Somlnota County. Ftor Ida. pursuant ta tha Final Judgment entered In a COM pending In M id Court, tha ttyta o l which Is Indicated above WITNESS m y hand and ol Ik la l seal o l M id Court mis llth day o l January. IW4 ISEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of tha C ircuit Court By. Dorothy W. Bolton DC . publish: January IS A February 1, t m OEN I f l J t — P e r s o n a l* ADOPTIONS Free m e d kxl car*. Hamper la lio n . counseling p riva te doc tar p lu t living expenses Ba* ilJ illlC ta a r w a ta r Attorney John t m H r I *M »)! 1445 CATHV V O N G V IlliY ' PLEASE CALL MISSY » ) * !« 25— S p e c i a l N o t ic e * H IG H SCHOOL EXCHAHOE STUDENT from Norway. Bay IS. needs host fa m ily He • n |e y * g o lf, tennis, plays guitar A rrivin g tn August Call F lo rin* el I t ) a l l 4)00 or I *00 SIBLING_____________ I. RICHARD C CONI E *m nc' respontbta ter any d tb tt other ^ h e n m jy o w n ^ ^ ^ /J A T i^ 27— N u r s e r y A C h ild C a r e CHILDCARE m my Hidden Lk h u n t Christian a tm ** M F. I Mam S Mpm R aft 111 i l t l F U L LT IM E f t 4 y tt, S U 'w k A lt e r t c h o e le r t . S M /w k Lunch, I snacks* X ) H I M t LAKE MARY AREA Where le a rn in g and pla y IS lun Pre school e c tiv ito ! Inlanl to S years H ot lunches end snack Full and P ari lim a OH •rack and m om ’s day out Uesonebta rates M o tt ony hours Call anytime ID MM SPACES'A V A ILA B LE Ages I I LH each wk l« r I I I 4 M wks M rs M rslw fle’t Heuse D I ISM 3T— P r i v a t e I n s t r u c t io n * D R U M ). KEYBOARD, PIANO » L U S O N fa - B s iin n e r ( s l l s r q xd k a i l Xtaotoed IPStrue tor w ith A year* taoemna experi once A ll style t end levels. F irs I Ixxxewlree Kyle D ees I t N EED A TUTORI Elem entary through Junior High Call D S H D AT—Cemetery Lots 1 LOTS OaSlawn M e m oria l Park 1 tor lha price of II ti.io o c a iitit m i n e S a n fo rd H e r a ld AUTO MECHANIC E x p , ASE ce rtifie d Busy shop I Good pey. good benefits I mmodtata Position IT ) SOW * C LIE N T R I P * Must #n|oy people' Deal w ith customers over th# phono! Dynamic oanaHisI H w ry l FREE REGISTRATION AAA IM F L O Y M E N T ta e w iM b S t.P T D ia CM S For M i tim e I t ) and I f l th in Must be certified LPN For pa rt llm # > H shift Accepting ap p ika tio n t Monday Friday. 4 4 D e B a ry M a n e rM N .!) * !. PeBary 44I4*4-**N CONSTRUCTION N0RRERS Good pay. steady work W ill tram I N US lAJSIv m tg COUNTER PERSON Receptionist, computer input Must have knowledge of p rin t tng and Mtas Tru D lm e ttfo n t l i t to t) P rtn fin g ...... DAYCARE TEACHER P ro K A I yr olds Perm potm an MRS Cart ar issuing ta *e ta school II you tike kids A cenhrstan. call mo P I i m DENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced w ith expanded duties needed tor busy m ufti disciplinary office Strong re tta rtly * and surgical M ills • must Salary commansurata w ith experience A vallabta Jan ItC e llfO f m a n W in te r S p rin g s c om pany seeks individuals with p rr stout production experience ) shifts avallabta Mon Th urt t» P M 4 A M F fl. Sat. Sun. 4AM 4 J0PM or 4 N P M 4AM 1 1 10 hr Permanent pot-tons Never a feel > Pefsenrwl. 4H 4N» DRIVERS NEEDED A C CARRIERS. Tarares Fl a w ell established * "d grow mg C e n tra l F lo rid * bated company offers ymi * Semi Annual Pay Increases a Stop OH Pay * Unloading Pay * Vacation Pay a V ile ly Bonus espouse Riding Program * Average T r ip ! ID eys * Lata Mortal Conventional Tractors It you have I y e e 't tractor traitor. OTR and snxrw and lea experience plus * good d riving record call ___ _ i t a * I f t XSSI HEAVY COLLISION PERSON M ust have own tools and experience Apply in person M l Country Club Rd Santord Monday F r iday kern xpm HELP W ANTED f Ir r ig a tio n w orkers needed m « I4 1 Monday Friday 4 1 JANITORS P a rt lim a lex Lake M i r , /H a a th r e w A p p ly 1401 Philadelphia A v* Orfendo ________ x O l l h i m ___ LANDSCAPERS Full lim e , class O ik req ORIVER C toss B license required S00 LAYERS Crew needed _____ > » > •!» L I V E IN N A N N Y Non s m o k in g ." M rs D o u b ttlre " pe rso n a lity, ta c a r t ter I school age children Transpor la lio n and Ref t required Oviedo, to ff eves M4 040) MAIDS F /T M F. 1 4 W ill tram uniform s M olly Mato W M0' • O F FIC E RUNNER * Common serve# wins Hus one' U nlim ited opportuni ty he* * ' FR E E REGISTRATION AAA IM F LO Y M E N T i m witm S I. mills • M E D IC A L INSURANCE# x CLERK e P ul your Snowiedge ot msu# •nee b illin g ta work here1 FR E E REGISTRATION AAA EMFLOTM ENT ita W isib M ^ iu -sm e NURSE e Neatly nice firm to work to r' Put your s kills to work here I FR E E REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT FM W H t b t l . n ) 11)4 RU R SIIV ATTENDANT For pro school children 4 h r* S u n d a y m o r n in g J u r ln g church services, additional hours post.Die Exp and re ft required. H I t i l l ta apply NURSERY WORKER Tractor eiperience helpful D riv e r s llc a n t# M onday Friday, ta rn I p n i n f N * Landscaping C V P ilS S M U LC H l l l / y a r d I M X G ra d * A. m ille d In Lengwood Calf u t tar a free MlMxata an your tree tr im ­ m ing and ro m a v ill Hardy Tree Service doing business a t AAA Tree Service W 7 I4 1 A d d it io n s t W a m o d a lin g F t o o r in q R E S /C O M M V in yl Siding . A lu m . F ra m in g , O ry w a ll, Doors. Reefing. Concrete n iH U * 0 B e lin l.C lC flta M A i r D u c t C le a n in g ~ AIR DUCT C LE A N !NO. gutter Clean in g /tcrto n ln g . chimney sweep Insured Yovxvg s Serv k e J t a f t jd t a iiin iid i^ ^ C a r p a l C le a n in g 322-2611 AGENTS-REAL ESTATE! Nothing succeeds lit# success We re well into o x Jrd decade of tra ining successful agents N e ik e n M l W e ll heipt WATSON R EALTY CORF realto r* m m t AOENTS AVON Earn to No b o o r'door P T /F T in tu r •n c * avallabta S»ndt H I U t) DRILL OPERATORS, ETCHERS AND PLATERS C o n c ra ta C ir p t n lr y " Call our Classified Representative Today! We ll give you M l In m rn q ond M le ry plus 4 book ot o x l t l l n g c lie n ts ( F u ll b e n e fits ) Call tor appointment la e t ta flllr t ItaWlStbSt.nl nit CAPTAIN CONCRETE. W ryna Beal. 1 M an Q uality Opera CARPENTER A ll kinds of home repairs, painting A ceramic III* Richard Cross M l sen Before you make (hat bin move, check out our real estate section. Be it condo, single family dwelling, commercial investment or income property, we've infonnation on all in our classified. AGENTS OF U F E I HEALTH DIRECTOR f a established childcare ten tar Education end experience In early chilcPiood required ________ Call I I ) 4 0 1 ____ 4 D R AFTSM AN * Any school or work experience can land this golden |«b FR E E REGISTRATION A AA EM FLOTM ENT Nolle* COMPLETE D E TA ILIN G at your homo Hand washing and w aring Jason Genas 1)4 se lf C H EC K IT OUT ADD TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOW I CALL It) M l* 4 r i n 4)11 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d FLO R ID A STATE R E Q U IR E ! *11 contractor* ba registered or ce rtifie d Ta verify a ttata c a n t r a c t a r * lic e n s e c d ll 1 *00 )4 ! Tt40 Occupational Licenses ora required by th* coiaity and can be verified by c a lii2 ll''U f t * r t T * I l^ Automotive (SEAL) CELEBRITY CIPHER Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 55— Business Opporiunitki C A R P E T C L E A N IN G : * Rooms U f fS. Steam cleaned o r d ry lo a m . G uaran la od tow etl prices s O lltfrlW ) SAM'S CARPET C L IA N IH O plus bu ff and s trip fleo rt. Resident la I/c o m m e rc ia l 14 h r* » 4 U l l , b e e p r 444*441 E ia c t r lc a l M ASTER B L IC T IIC IA N . R epair-addition, com m /res L k / in * IE ROOMm i l l 441) HARDWOOD FLOORINO Install Sanding Finishing ^ T O M O L M N I d lM H IIT I F Ira w o o d /P u a l FIREWOOO S PLIT OAK Tree Service and Hauling. Free e i i i m 4 t a s u n 4 l l ) _ _ _ >_ _ H o m t Im p ro v e m e n t A F F 0 R DA • L E Hema Repair. Dependable A ll phases Call tar fro *a s) Michael H I I tta AL DOES IT A lt F ix It rig h t a l a pries you can aitord L ic 'd /In s From start ta finish. Carpentry, plum b­ ing. a la clrlca l. and roofing ivc«. n yrs of eiperience No |ob too big or small Call U A I U la r U 4 M M H krs. R E STO R ATIO N , O R Y W A LL. metal studs, doors, trim . sW Ing. porch**, decks, gaisbot m -M (i RITE-WAY M .M n w n r M a so n ry TWP MASONRY. Brick. Block. Stucco. C o n c rs lt. R tnova I torts U c /ln s . 7111*44 P a in t in g CUSTOM PAINTIN O by Jeffrey Power I n i / e e l , I k ' d . Ins Free e t tim e tas 1)10141 Plumbing' A B A P L U M B IN 0 B SEWER. L * o h y fa u c e ts ) R u n n in g toilets) i n could solve your problem W ater heatart. 14 hr M rv k ^ _ _ _ ^ ta 4 S U H U Pressure Claanlng ~ DUN R IT E i Ctaan driveways, ro o fs , po o l d e c k i, w a lk s . F re o e s t.U i 4 t» PRESSURE CLEAHINO M A N i Roofs, poof decks, etc Quotes by phono Call M4 4440 Swimming Pool __ Servlet/Repair W E E K LY SERVICE from US mo. Chem Rite Pool Service tab UTS Robert Shoemaker C le a n in g S a r v lc e A TOUCH AEOVE C ltin m g iv r v ic e L lc /ta s . Q u a lity cleaning a l l i t b e s l.g lta W HOUSE CLEANING. rtllM ta . and reasonable rates R e fs B o m ta d'Ltc/In t 4S I4M I H O U S E C L E A N IN O Q u a lity w ork, honest and reliabta Refs Pee 40144* SIS*_______ W IL L DO houtecleanlng tor realtors, b u fid trt. domestics Reis and reatonabta H I 410* or ta t m i LawnSarvIca TOM 4 JEFF'S LAWN C A R *I Ret /C om m . dependent, low retas I Freeesi DO 1010 . Tree Sarvlce N o m a t t t p a lr a H a m a R e p a ir , tp a c la lltln g In sm all |obt CRC0S40IT F ro * a tl. n i 1114 m a r i n o J a n i t o r i a l S e r v ic e s H IT Z C IE M JMIT0RIM. C am m artlaf/R **4d. B I 4 H I ECHOLS TR E E SVC L k s. Ins " U t The Professionals do It " Freeostimefes m me W in d o w R e p a ir a n d C la a niln l g STRICTLY WINDOWS Business B Residential window-screen cleaning Free M l . ) » SKI W M O N A SCtEEN REPAIR: • im - iiii A d v e r t i s e Y o u r Hu si ness E v e r y Day F o r AvS L o w As P e r Month. Call Cl assi f i ed, 322- 261 1 �Sanlord Herald. Sanford, Florida • Tuesday, February 1, 1994 7 1— H t l p W a n t a d 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t M ( QICAL H ELP LPN II I’M r AM ird r AM I PV P art I m r Appty m p r 'u n L i k n l r a Nursing Canter, t i t t a t t M l l r H l . laniard .P A R T TIM E OFFICE • L it* cle ric a l dukasl C rta l place *0 sugptomanl Incoma I FREE R I O i IT RAT ION AAA EMPLOYMENT )M W i t i h l l . i n 11Fa PLUMBER W u k * backgrou J 1 r t » i mrmmum e .p Good driving r r r , r , t V 'll I l 1)1 I I I HR PRESS OPERATOR IN k m i cater Espartowcad only. barwIHt Tru Dimension* P unting W W PRODUCTION WRRERS E slablishad groMabto 71 yr Old a .a fd winning company a n d I n d u l l r y I t a d t r In ad>aniad lechnotogy l.ato* i t • .pending Itia ir . a k l g r t a P r o d u c tio n w o rk e rs a re needed tar all 10 and 11 hour t h l l l t . In c lu d in g 1 da y waakand s h ill* days and n.ght* Eacallent .age and b e n e lilt program Apply in parson Cantmenial Circuit* Inc IIM Belle Are Armlet Spring* beI wean the hour* ol M m and Noon or Ipm toepm PRODUCTION COMPANY w r i t experienced industiial sawing m a chine operator Permanent p o tile r Ne»er a lee’ Help Para a o w a ilH d ig * . St C R t TARy e IF hr E att groauig company need* your orgin.falion and people «AiHvl Call today i FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT too W n th Si m i n t CONVENIENT TO downtown 7 bdrm. 1 bath, tingle story qu e l w/dhook up M i l mo __________ TT1 ttk t__________ HISTORIC downlosvn Santoro Vary clean 1/1, kitchen, liv rm . a p p ll , fenced y a rd , g a ra g e , good n e ig h b o rs SITSi mo M i l dep HUD OK l i t 1*0] or l i e Of ’O LEASE TOR LESS! SECURITY OfTICERS P 1 S a n fo rd Lake M a ry Area Afeekend tN ttt Clast 0 guard Ike n s o reg t e i i l i l a SHOP M ECHANIC* a TR AIN EE a Beginners spot * t lh great c h e n c tlo m o re u p ! ( n e ’ ih l FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT ____ tee w u r n st . m i l l * TEACHERS AIDE Full ps*f fim * CNM cat* n p t f i w t r+qut r t j J71 flQi TEACHERS M u lt have earned M h r* loeard a COA or equivalent or bachelor* degree m early childhood _>H WOI TELEMARKETERS longwood pa rt tim a Monday thru Friday 1PM »PM Sat urdey CAM 1PM 11 W per hour plus bonus and cam m issio n P e rm a n e n l p e ti t«o**l Merer a tael t** 4p h w M w e l , U t O t t 1* N ittiiw sr/D o cA NarWh Up l o l l ! a v tir 1*111 Ira te ), as’ Taoeaoe _ wH lea WAREHOUSE AND C IN E RAL j LABOR H E L P N E E D E O t ; Bonus tor drivers A ll th ifti * available D ally pay no tee ' Repotl ready to *o rk 1 M am Industrial Labor Svc- 1011 FrenchAv Mophontcalls 91— A p a r t m e n t s / H o m e to S h a re HOME ON RIVER to lia r * . At 0 pool and rerun* courts SW> mo H olt u lillte t to* HM 9 )— R o o m s fo r R ent A OUIET. Cleon rm kitchen, phone, laundry A p t» avail abraalso I t 1 A im B l d l l CLEAN ROOMS single starting |F |/« k K itc h e n , phone, laun dry, video gam ts. e ll s tra tip a rk in g 4M44H______ NEWLY RENOVATED priraM entrance paddle tan In you* room, your own heat control, refrigerator, microwave and color TV C tl ktrool parking and maid service Conrenienl location The b a il in town __________ M l MOB__________ P R O F E S S IO N A L F E M A L E preferred to share 1 bdrm 1 bath pool spa home U M plus deposit Cali ITT Fete________ ROOM IN PRIVATE LONG AfOOD home la l'w k . SM de posit Phono AM TUB________ ROOM « kitchen privilege* 111 * k A irport A Seniors Are Call M m till noon 1M 1*00 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d / R e n t NOTICE A ll rental and real etlale advettlsement* are tubiect to the Federal F a ir Houvng Act. * h lc h m a k a t It Illegal to advertise any preference. Urn lle tlo n o r d is c rim in a tio n bated on race color, religion. m b . handicap, tam iiiai tia iu t or national orig in EFFIC IEN C Y, util tu rn , p tly entrance end bath Non tmo* ee l>S *h 1 toodtp m m i MINUTES FROM SANFORD! MARINER S VILLAGE la k e Ada t bdrm. M M mo 7 bdrm MIS mo and up 3234670 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t HUD HOMES. Frees $14* down! Why re n tt The Hitliissaa Or eve T il t i l l ______________BaaWee LAKE MARY AREA No p-ls 1 bdrm. t>> bath, lanced yard Can! H /A lM p rm o a t IMS LARGE l / t . SJ1 G 'eve wood Grove, r t Village ter porch Tear.pines t i l l - mo M b <149 SANFORD GOLDSBORO RENTTOOWN ) bdrm n *a kitchen a ir 1) 99Qo*sso. Slab'mo R t y » i SANFORO ~ M l Country Club Or ) bdrm . I bath, cant H/A. Fenced yard_MJ 1 mo 171 M M SANFORD. I Bdrm. T'j bath lakatrgnt house LASO mo _______J T i t o o * _______ SAN FO R D . 1 bd rm ftn ead y a r d , n ic e g u ia t a r e a lrSO mo TIT 10*1 or 111 N T* Stenstrom Rentals O SA N FO R D l / l d u p ie r * tc ra a n a d p o rc h . C /M 'A P riv a t*! MIS mo M U sac OSANFORD l / l duple* * living rm and den Washer hoot sip SIM mo SMO sec d SAN FO R D T /t * den. carport. mid hook ups large ye rd M M mo MOO sec d SHADOW LAKE WOODS M i l « r dhie car garsga. tp k . well 4 septic SWA mo. S*00 sec OHIDOEN LAKE i n condo * sings* garage, C H A pool prtv Clean I SIM set • ST j o m n i R iv e n i n • garage, hardwood Hoars boat slip View i ttOd mo 1*00 sec O SANFO R D 1/T apt CHA patio, clean M00 mo. to o sac OSANFORD l/J * ta m il, rm potto. CHA. na« carpel Clean I l f J mo ISM sac No pel* Stenslram Raotty. Inc. W * Manage yaur Ham*. Ilk * It *a s aur e a t " Jim DayN i l l was Attae i p m . lu ia a s I RORM M U month plus SMO s a c u r i t y d e p o s it a n d retarancas_________ ITT l i d 1 BDRM. I BATH Caul H A H I H ays D r iv * . S anford IMS mo , U M sac 1M *000 105— D u p le x T r ip le x / R e n t LAKE Mary Good araa ) bd>m * . * c a rp a l. C/M7A. appl. calling tans, minis 011 0>00 CLEAN l / l . n o * lio o rmg. C HA hook ups. No dogs . A irport and Sanford A*# . M l l mo p tu tl/m o sot.S U AMT a a ONE A V A IL A B LE # a 1 badroom. I bath H I aeM or a t was___________________ SANFORD. I bdrm.. carport, sa c u rity ty tta m . lu ll k i t . mOHO QiscountadMU SMALL APT. A C and apptl ancts Ideal tor tingle UtO plus depet■! ITT 11M 107— M o b ile H om es / Rent ELDER SPRINOS. o il M«y 411 I. 1. 1 bdrm * IIS to 1*0 *k S100 dap M0 1110 or 4011104 114— W a r e h o u s e S p a c e ^ R e n t^ LO N O W Q O O /LA K E M A R T Mid t t l * storage warahoutot. 400 100 1400 tq ft Fra* rant w i l l mo laas*. Irons lt4S/mo __________ U l o u t __________ SECURITY WAREHOUSE aaA and Old Lake M ary B ird * 1.ISO 1.000 t q t l o l llcr*ar*hosrse ’ Finished ol Ik # spec* also aratlabN Raped** R eally. 101Y11to 115— I n d u s t r ia l R e n t a ls O F F IC E /w erth evte space U00 Sq I I p r im # lo c a tio n at arslranca to Central Fla Ra glqrsel A irport. 4011117401 SANFORD 10,OSS tq It J phase, sprinklers I I 'U ) It Stanstram R aaltr Inc. Jim Payta l i t H I# 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n ! T il—O f f ic e Space / Rent Upscale, single story, patio apartments I bedrooms Ideal tor individual or couple __________ IH -S ftt__________ CONVENIENT A SAFE. I 4 1 Bdrm apt* STM 1144 mo plus dep I y r Mata ML TIM 141— H o m e s f o r S a le NEW Sanford of lic e t and'or aarahouses 4001.000 sq ft Special, l l i i / m o U l TSM SANFORO. Office space. S400 sq ft building total. 1)00 sg t l per office uni I M l TOM M0 SO FE E T tor lee ie o n 11*1. successful #«i*Hng anchor bvsksassas Good parking and lig h tin g G re a t y l l l b l l l t r AskingSTOOmo m 4444work 121— Condominium R e n t a ls 1 BDRM. I bath. * / d . pool. spa. tennis Security, te r pelio. much more I S Sll/m o U l U U 199— P e t s & S u p p lie s 2 3 1 -C a rs 23T— C a r * O F R E E 111 y r o ld m a la Kaashound H o u ia b ro e a n . loves children Naedt good hom t l i t yr old tomato cal Both dog and cat are Used, have Oil shot*, and are loving n r m il • CAMARO n Glass hood a ll the good stuff, custom paint UM0 OBO or trad* S44 M01 or a l i a s e s ______________ CAPRICE CLASSIC I I V*. auto, 14 000 m ilts E ic corvdl s u e s o bo im ne; m F « * • C H E V R O L E T CAPRI CE. 1*94 Vary Clean, garaged, power. VS. new lire* 11.41$ __________MO4111__________ • CHEVY MOTOR. IflS. MS V I. gue'sntoed to run strong } barrel carb set W ill deliver M l i l M _______ ___________ • CHRYSLER IM PERIAL Yl Like new M u tt ta ll Only s i* wo Can laom n e e ta • CORVETTE 111). I t match Y ellow I tops M u lt S*a! Ask mg |4 SOQM l 01M______ EVE CATCNERI ITW Chevy Camaro Hoc I Loaded, c u tl I n t . mags Well maintalnad sa ooo OBO tor SM 1111 41 HONOA CIVIC LX: 4 dr. A m /F m stereo tape. ISK m ilts . Assumable (ile n d td warrenfy tIO.tod M l IIM 209— W e a r in g A p p a r e l STENSTROM • LEATHER JACKET Lad-es western stylo, with fringe on sleeves and bottom Camel coke Sire I I 14 S41M1 MU WHITE M IN K JACKET* Sire medium, appraisal S* 000 Sail to rU .M O firm M ) * 0 ) 4 lrr m q REALTY, AMO'S A t LOW as M 000 Down I Gav’l Rapa's I he Latest l l t l t Bank Facet ie tu rrt Super Deals! 215— B o a t s a n d A c c e s s o r ie s W a v*G o t Them A L II Call Our Full Tima Sales Taem A N YTIM E) MOVE IN SPECIAL! I Bdrm M Bath 11)1*1# SHENANDOAH APARTMENTS PARK AVE 1 bdrm apt. full k itc h e n , re m o d e le d A .C Large rooms on b u t l met U t l E F F IC IE N C Y APT kitchen fully remodeled specious t i l l ITT SAM RENTAL RESULTS OUIET l/lk y lf*n h o u M . 110* Park. A dull comm M l l mo and sec dep Water trash mcl B a'bM on F r i l l ] MAI SANFORO Near 1 « 1 bedroom, I hath SIM per month S ill security C a lllTTBlW________ 1 BDRM lie r m . k it . bath porch H I A 11* French A V* STM mo 1100 sec • !* eel) I BEDROOM A PA R TM EN T SPECIAL I I * * a month move in Celt Jerry, i n «e t o _____ I BEDROOM STM mentis plus S ltS s e c u rity deposit end references_____ ITT I K ] 1 BDRM. U j BATH Townhouse Garden Dr. Wwtor Spgs 1*00 mo i u til No pets Ire tool OUIET Naighborhaad. dean, shaded IM O 'm o SUM damage dep M l *444*1$ tor Lloyd I RDRM. lu rn lth e d U l wkly, 1110 deposit PeN accepted Cell 1M T M lo r W A n i CASSELBERRY LONOWOOO Historic O itln c l Browsers barn neel to Taa Room 417 TM O orU ta/S ) One Bedr oom Apartments IT tf DEAL Mosswourf Apts l i t tr ie SECURITY Of FICER Needed lor lu ll Hmg positon M u t t b e a b le to n o t e w eekends Q u a lifie d can d d a te t *111 hare 1 year* security o r related erpen ence e .e n d driver* leant# end d a t* O guard licente F ir tl aid and CPU training a plus Drug screening R eipe nd te ME ATMROAr PATROL. I t t Meathrg. B ird , Her tru e * PL T itle Eguei Op porlu n d y Employer tA F 'V 0 125— F o r L e a se 372 2470 • 321 2720 SANFORD • LAKE MARY •In Out l l l t i Y w a VOLUSIA COUNTY. Deltona, pool. ) bdrm . ) bath split plan n e * carpal and petni S'stu o 4014*a M I* A P P LIA N C E S ! Bast p rice s Best W arranty. Best Service! Washers, dryer*, microwaves We buy eppllancesi Delivery Hee' A+ B tsl. I I * Us! AffORDABlt M0WIS VENTURE i P ROP IR IH S FHA OR VA AS LOW AS 1% etimOCRAtT CRIB rued, ANQ i and Owner (.nerving as to * a t Saw mol Gov t Fore closures. R tp o tl Semlnoto. Orang*. Volusia Santord last than 119M dawn a Over | / j acral ) I II*. d.n lam rm S aN ilitod.th *44*00 ORtnavatad 1 i i Nectar root, carpet paint. garag*. scr north Ska tOO • RELOCATING! 1'1's brick scr porch, fenced rd M I M0 d P O O L I R a n e v a la d I I. Hrepiaca. te r porch 111.490 Assum# No Osralityl im m a tu la** 11. dining, fam ily rm. I car garage Star PITIS M M0 AAerkhem W dt area 4 7 ) 14 acres Pasture tiabto l i s t ,000 LK . Mary custom built* e t / i . pool i i a i eoo • I l i . f la c re D l l *00 • 4/1, l * acres pool , spa t n * . *00 OWNER FINANCING I acre etla le . or 1 acre estate both over 4 000IR ft 4/4. poet ta t t front */dS C t. s ir * *00 i ■ /,I II mattress SM Ptoasecatl ___ ______I l l l r t l _______ KINO SUE bad frame, mat MORGAN REALTY A S S U M A B L E S tc lu d td herd*ood Hoots, ga'aga. naw carpets tancad trplclS44.*M G O R G E O U S PO O L H O M E Baautilul Hidden L e tts pool e rte w b a r' tit,te a l SANTORD 2!tli If. and M yrll# A v i 321-6762 DELTONA tar in m i * ) BDRM I BATH. Must see to appraciato. priced to sail IM Country Club Clr . Santord Sr4 MO By owner 07 11*1 151 — I n v e s tm e n t P ro p e r t y / S a le BATEMAN REALTY ESTATE SALE c I I , | t < >11111 1 Story block building 1 4*0 squar* teat Toned GC 1 too reasonable offer r* fused VENTURE I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 - l/G - 1 321-0759 •ASSUME NO Q U A L IF Y ! t bdrm 1 both b it home ig fenced yard, gutot s tra ti M I 400 •B E A U T IF U L M y r eld Fla Cracker farmhouse on ) acres bag* ratoralien! Needs TIC P n trb to terms St* aw 321-2257 153— A c r e a g e L o t s / S a le DELANO 1 acres I m il* off I 4 • • It 14 Horses Ok. A 1 Toning 1)1000 10% down 10% Int 19 y ik Leesburg t U M t l t l ) DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Re a l e s t a t e , in c . 322-7491 MALI. REALTY 112 Vv l.rvIM Siti if mil S M m . , cm m r HM c/h * ! * • 4 rwnanitsirf Oni|f loir WO I t . John’* River accatkt t# acres. ISK down I SI) W0 Hug* 1 story ham* 1 bdrm fp k . owner fmonca 111 M0 323-5774 DELTONA 1 bdrm |>* bam fa m ily rm aetrasl SII.TOO __ W. M alkiaerskl. I l l m i EXCHANGE OR BELL your property located any whore! Investors Realty. 114 M il USE YOUR TAX RETURN FOR DOWNPAYMENT BANK FORECLOSURE M w ith I cor garag* B uilt In IfbS Like naw. large yard! set wo PINSCRESY 4/1. loads ot ro und A pl /m other In low quarters Almost ? 000 sq ft Only SM 000 Call tor detailsl la n tl Marafitld. 323-7271 AA Carats, l n c „ i n 1U4 LAKE MARY * / ! Large yard IX C E L L E N Y canditwn. araa. and K h a a ls IS lM tW VENTURE I PROPERYIES A lla n A Dawn Jehnsen I t * f t t l SANFORD S1K down, appror Imato paymanls SUS month ] bdrm » / ralinishod hardwood floors, hug* oaks S1K avail auto tor closing end repairs AskingSS3.M04T* IIM SANFORD POOL HOME' SIt.WO 1 or 4 bdrm . Us bath, I.T M r sq tl Hug* master I Fam rm w rtlra piac* Ha modeled kllch a m b a lh . n a * ca rp e l, ip rln k la r, security systom Paddle Ians, custom w indo w trta tm o n ls . q u lo l c u l do sac Im m a c u la te ! Owner, m WAS a fte rs S A N F O R D . S t.000 ON/S4SO monthly ] bdrm. IV* bam. 1 cor garag* Naw carpel/palnt you p k k cotorsl E a ty quail l / l METROOROUP M l *1*1 STAIRS PROPERTY M ANAGEM ENT A REALTY 4a M i) r m / i n s n s Ideal for m obile noma or homo i l l * , tvo rio t. c a tlla term ing, or nursery Toned agricultural SI W0 par acra Small down paym ent w ith •wnaa Uht n cmg *b* Is l tlTT S ALEM #-W Y S *a be autiful acreo W'mapll to n e included TTgaiBlbatwoewaapm I* A C R fff ml DOUALFWIOK new ) bdrm, ) bath Pasture and wood* No qu alifying H IM A lto 1) ACRES ad tblnlng Irrig a tio n , pasture SM 000 _______ITT OS14 I LOTS. M • I I I F I . each 1 c le a r e d w /r o a d acce ss IP necret i areal C a lim 144* tress and bo> springs with I .nans SMO C*H I0*m Ipm or after I ____ I I I Vtol K IN O S IIE W aterbed. *0% w*retoss, heator. and liner, matching dresser w m irro r and 1 matching rig h t slands SMO OBO 11) M il • M IC R O W A V E K a n m o re . mad site, digital Looks ond works t,te mew O rly 1*0 Call H i trig __ __ ____ RAY'S APPLIANCE • I I I * FRENCHAVE.SANFORD R t l r l g t r a t o r , Stoves. Weshers Dryers Free t yr labor w arr Dai avail i i t o o t i • R E F R IG E R A T O R , a lm o nd color, cold ond worts graatt Sold m y condo ond h e r* on •a tra anal *t> Call m 1111 or I B * H I___________ _______ • W A T IR R E O . K IN O S l i t . Naw mattress and hat toe |!S0 111 *404 leave message__ • W ATERBED . K IN O S IIE . SM Quoin sir* w ith head board and * drawer pedestal n o o n s SIM 1 U — 'T e le v is io n / R a d io / S te re o • PA N A S ON I CE STEREO music system S G H IB ta ll speakers impedance i oms O utput I w an* 1100 C all mi me 16 7 - S p o r t Ing G o o d s o i l FT GLASTRON !» HP Erm rude Iraitor Outstanding CatM IM esl to o l Q49S m i l l 1 • IIM S KI/FIS H BOAT *0 HP Marc . w / traitor Runt great! t l ooo Pa rtia l f in e r y *9* iko* • I t l t REGAL MadtlHbft, I) ' 19". 4 cyl in outboard motor • ■■drive on tra ile r 11900 OOO SM*004or See t M leves O H FT PONTOON Boat, an fiberglass. 1*9 HP Evenrude, Very fasti Many ta k e s , like new Only tio.aoo M ita ao • t l M IT C H E LL. 14 ft fishing boel 70MP Merc kicker ) depth f.nders. tro ll,ng motor, gate tra itor S1009 M l 41S4 217— G a r a g e S a le s GARAGE S atotf W tiybeth vrf f WE BUY PAY TOP P R IC E !! 407 1)0 t i l l •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call in your garag* sale ad by I I noon on Tuesday and 'aka ad vantage o l our sp e cia l garage seto ad prtcan Call Classiltodnow tor d t'a d s ] 3222611 219— W a n t e d to B u y SPANISH MOSS M l per pound M ood** f r«U r I S m om 221— G o o d T h in g s To E a t STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open #*m » t t Celery Ava I m l E ot Santord I m l N ot St Rd •4 Heaps Farms M l 11*4 • OUAD CANE Metal and ad lusftbto Lika new S*0 1*011 M i U tt evening*___________ SATELLITE Ig ita m Completet I rede tor po rt generator. boa) hors* pony c a r t m IIM SERVICE SALES A PARTS lor portebto ktrosana has tors LARRY'S MA RT M l S IM SPAS: Naw complete w 'equipment and underwater Dghl 1 XO SI *00 M l M l 00*4 • GIRLS RIKE. Suitable tor a I year old child IS" wheel* pink while and green t i l Call M l CMC 193— L a w n A G a r d e n 230— A n t iq u e / C la s s ic 199— P a t s A S u p p lie s • ANTIQUE HOR*( COLLAR leatHe# «ti m wmd h*m+§ 1M W l 2f0) * A A A A A A A A • LE BARON Canrarhbto. U Rad loaded d g dash new lop, new I res t i QOOtkt 140* • LINCOLN MARK 1. ISC. i t t * Completely loaded Service records and receipts Si 400 ______ OBO 401 H I 1444 • MONTE CARLO I t l t . ge*al condi A C ru nt lika a toe! She-p look mg I SI SM M i SIS 1 OLDS OMEOA II. ru n tg ra a il New A/C, rebuil* kansm ls kion. S IM M ) 4)44 223— M i s c e l l a n e o u s • W EOOINO BANOS. A rlcarvad matching Man* s ir* I t 's , womans s ir * * Onginaity l i f e and l » t Sail bath fur $100 to ft) Call 11* 17SSafter 4PM • FREE GARDEN MANURE: Haul aft M IA M I * * * * * * * * * Hi. my name it Jim Yaung I k i n bean a mechanic tot 1) Years and Itova been ASE e n title d I h a rt worked tar naw and used car dealership* I have seen tha way customers have been lr rated i'va seen the w ar |unk was said I'va seen Use way pramisas Kara been brat an I haled Itt • haled ila lll Don I gat me wrang they're net a ll bad So I saved my pennies and my dim ** Ito r IS y r t I and startod my awn ta r tot and aute repair shop I h a rt c a rt tor cash and cars at buy h a rt, pay Kara NOFINANCE CHARGEI Sam* a t tow a t I t t dea.nl And wa have beats too So. cam* and see tha naw kid art tha black I AM ERICAN ORE AM SALES ANOSERVICE IIM Santord A r t Santord •41 M l 14*4 Cars_____ • FORD T H U N D f RBIRO. 1*44 A ll o r ig in a l! Needs soma • o r * i i a rtO B O M iO 'S * 1970 O fV ltlfC A O ItL A C • 11030 OBO A ll power i n nu _ PUBUC"AUTO AUCTION * EVERY TUESDAY ) :M PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 41. Daytona Beach * 9 * 111 S ill_________ 233— A u t o P a r t * I A c c e s io r lt * 1974 BRONCO AND PARTI 111 1494 235— T r u c k * / B u * e » / V a n*____ • CHEVY BEAU VILLE VAN 74. I Ion. Passenger van. dean Loaded! Too much to list, m u ll see to appreciate Only Ll rtS O BO M l 9190 DODGE VAN. 1419 Good condi tien l s>.ooo o r best o fftr Pleat* call M l t W after Ipm • FORO LA R IET. 1449. F IM. X clean One owner, S4X m l , loaded. * r ' *9K w arranty I4 44S M IO aS lorM lO aat a FORD RANG ER. LTX 41. P S crulte. A/C. tie r to a 100 m ilts. 1 yr or 11.000 m l toft on warranty Call M l 1SS1 • HANDICAPPED VAN 1490 Ford E I SO L ift, automatic doors 1)000 M l 14M_______ • ISUIU P /U 4) Red. LK. A/C. am /tm cast, fu ll bedimer. rear window 14.410 M I S4M • JEEP PICX UP 4*4, 1414 VS auto Engln* and Ira n i r * b u ilt (about 10.000 ml las I Newer in tor, or SI 000 l / l 1004 S i t B LA IE R 4X4. Itt* . Tahoe package, black, naw tires U tS O C alD M IM t s Sanford Motor Co. '49 FORD BRONCO 4X4. 44 M 0m !toS .)U .S00 ________ Call M l * M )________ 14 11 C H I V Y P I C K U P Automatic, a ir In good condi lien Mag wheals, cansai. 11.919 O B O A l i a . 1414 automallc w ith air short bei. shipped tra m C a llla r n l* Super nice shape1 S14MOBO Call M l HAT_______________ • 1111 CHEVY I / ) ton p vp. )M VS Runt good Engine and Irens strong t l MOM JSUl • I t t l SUBURBAN OMC. * 1L desei half ton. mechanically solid, new rad /brake rotors A calipers head liner Very goad liras and tow pkg 11 tOOOBO ________ *91 l i t lead________ lets CHEVY CUSTOM 1 /i ton van Naw tires, good working condition 4 captain chairs. couch, bed SLOOP MS lied 14 DODOS RAM MS. IS patten ger. 1*0 V I. H K miles. Ilka ne .cond t'O M O M l IIM 331— V a h id * * W a n te d SHORT OF CASH 7 Seriously toe* Ing lor a nice, clean used c a r* DEPEN D A B lE Down payments as low as S ilt includes fas A fifto Call FUES AUTO SALES * * 327 2692 a a e TOYOTA COROLLA wagen. • t l Au«n A T red 11K w arranty S4.4S91M BSM m l BUICK LE SABRE. Ctoeni Good condition S 1»0 OBO Ma 11*1 or leave mtg________ its * CRVSLER STH AVENUE! One owner In good condition Can M l *141 Leave message ear BUICK SKYLARK deed rend a door . Automatic AIK plus m l to* Atamg 4J.JOO OBO Can after tpm M4 0H4 WE F A Y T O P S U S FOR Complete or Wrecked Ceri. Trucks RUNNING er NOT ANT CONDITION . M l 1944 241- R e c r e a t i o n a l V e h ic le * / C a m p e r s CARRIAOE TR AILER . I I ft. ITT). Root A ir. Idadl live In/travel Furnished N ic tl Only UMO-OBO M l 1114 I4U PROWLER. U Ft kevel traitor, good condition UWJ ________ Call taa oas________ • 74 MOTOR HOME R im tre a t W ill trad* tor travel traitor *4 com parable value 111 1941 19 IR A N IA N must meter heme ALL new inside Sleeps 4 C scallen f c e n d llle n 4)914 OBO M I m i 1 5 7 - M o b il e _____H o m e s / S a l e ___ C A R R IA O I COVE MOBILE HOME PARK 1 *iM 1/1. spill. A4 Bay Spring Central M 'A, screen room 14 UM 14aid ) /) . *» Fairmont VlsU Central H/A. washer,dryer, d.thnashe' all tto ctrlc. ca itw dral calling, vinyl *>d,ng. shlngto root, northern insula Hon.SU.000 I4 sS* 1/1. I I Liberty Central H /A . *4. *00 cash 14kU 1/1 ip lit. SI Ptarson Caniral H/A. carport I II. M0 Call W A I M a r t n 11*1 NBW IH4 *. NO OOWN. 14% ln 4 a m f.1 4 X T g .llIS /iw *. 14XIB.SH»/m o liS S fW I I I * FR E IM O N T . 1 bdrm 1 bath, cant * k Asking M.WO Taking oltork. cash only Car riag a Co*a AAapbii* Horn# Park M l 11* l l i l ________ m i . t l ■ 41. 1 Bdrm I Bato located in park Owner I inane Ing t r a i l k l MO 111 1101 160— B u s in e s s F o r S a l e ____ LAWN BUSINESS. Lata Mary araa Accounts ond equip kVOOO mu income t i l 14M 1 6 3 - W a t e r lr o n t P r o p e r t y / S a le TWO LOTS. Ikto by slo t Lake Beftwl EsIaM* iN ta r Eton* Island I SI4.W0 tech Owner Will finance m i n e 111— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n it u r e APPLIANCES, FURNw TVS, ETC . B U Y - !E L L -T R A D E INS. CHEEPO DEPOT, 111) FRENCHAVE. 1111144 * BETTER THAN THE AVERAGE BEAR! •SlnoloStoryOtslan• . FrUndly, 0 o-Si OrvSiU NoOngBalowoi Abov* DtptndiblgU i 4bit Minagtmtnl • Enofjy • Effldinl Studio, • Attic: Storigi, Storigt, IPrivat* 1 6 2 fltdroom AilOfdsbla PiUo 6 Moril Apartmtnta Sanford Court Apartments 3301S. Sanford Ave. Sanford .323-3301SSSStL FREEBIE ADS Take advantage oi this special oiiei This is a great opportunity for you to enjoy the same great results a s our regular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow these Instructions. 1. Ads will be scheduled to run for 10 days. 2. Price of item must be stated in the ad and be $100 or less. 3. 4. 5. 6 7. B. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. Available to individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be mailed In or presented in person .jlly prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Department. Ad will start as soon as possible. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. S a n fo rd H erald MAIL TO: CLASSIFIED FREEBIEADS Sanford Haraid P.O. Box 1657 Santord, FL 32772-1657 • ONLY ONE ITEM PRINT AO HERE:. • MUST INCLU0E PRICE • 1100 OR LESS �\fZi! -'6R > I I W P N !h | h K is m | » lord Herald. Sanlord. Florida • Tuesday. Fobruary 1. 1994 -• San Sanlord bv Chic Young B L O N D IE 1 rwm n o a e M i no w il l ■9 W P O V rtH * CAreaiNft ou$i>€S6 ) Bone bruise needs medical attention S y DEAN D ll. GOTT: Trn years ago | bruited a bone In my rlijow. My doctor Indicated there t<i a ligament tliul slides over II llial causes constum Irritation and makes It slow to heal. I've taken pills und wear a brace In restrict movement of the llgament. I dnnT have medical Insurance and cannot allure! to continue seeing u doctor. What can I do lo *|N-cd the healing? DEAR READER: Ten years Is a lung lime lo sulTrr (he coniccpicnces o f a bone bruise. I'm more concerned Ihul a tendon In Ihr painful area may have become Irrltalrd and fruyrd. For example, tennis elbow, which Is actually common In rurpenters and olhrrs whose occupations demand repetitive movements, muy rccjulre cortisone Injections or surgical repair In view o f your continuing symptoms. I urge you In In* exam ined by an orlhopcdle surgeon Once the specialist diagnoses your condition, you'll In* In a position to decide whnt to do nlMuit II. I do not (relieve that repealed office visits will be n e c e s s a r y to r e lie v e y o u r symptoms. See the specialist. DEAR DR. GOTT My mother Is an asthmatic and has tem ­ poral a r t e r it is . S h e 's been treated with prednisone but suf­ fers numerous side effects such as sh ak y h a n d s and leg s , coupled with Irrllubllliy. I would like lo know what the arteritis Is alt alNun and II you lerl I he treatment Is appropriate. DEAR R E AD E R: Tem poral arteritis Is an autoimmune dis­ order. marked by Inflammation of the arterial lining, notably In those blood vessels In (he area of the temple. The affliction, ol unknown cause, leads lo head­ ache. a swollen and painful artery, and •• som etim es •• blindness. Therefore, treatment Is necessary lo prevent this complication. Prednisone, a steroid In the cortisone family. Is (he therapy of choice Despite Its side effects - osteoporosis und susceptibility MEDICINE PETER GOTT, M.D. to Infection, for example -• the d r u g m ay h a ve to be a d ­ ministered for several months, to counteract the arterial Inflam­ mation. As luck would have It. pred­ nisone Is also an excellent treatment for asthma - again, wllh acceptance of (and close attention lo) lls side effects. Therefore, your mother appears to tic receiving suitable therapy. Sbaklness and Irritability arr not normul conserpicncrs of pred­ nisone. and may be caused by her underlying diseases An«**r la Prav.uu* P u lll* ACROSS 1 S m ith s * tsl.) 5 Sins — non B Author Oriy 12 S-thspsd molding 13 Psychic — Gslltr 14 Egg-*hapad 19 Atomic waapen 16 Finish 17 Inflict on (2 wdt.) 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Ryan 5F ~ ARLO AND JANIS by Jim m y Johnson I HATC ro *»ay ir.&ur RAIUI6IU rue FMiCAbT FRANK AND ERNEST WHY DOTHCY TALK ADOUT RAIIO LIKC lT*> soMtTHiua r tw i& te * by Bob Thaves Dy Phillip A ld er Samuel Slaymau. whine name Is Immortalized In the conven­ tion lhat llruls 4-4 major-suit Ills aln-r a no-trump opening, died ul l he r nd of hist year. Actually. Sam dkl not Invent the Sluyrnun Convention. It was Ills partner George Ra|N-r land, indcpendcnlly. Jack Marx In England) w ho did so hut m 1f*45 Slayman wrote ihe llrst puhllshcrl o r llc le about ihe two-club lni|tilry: and hr did a lot of work on the convention, which culm inated In further articles and a full-length lxx>k. T o d a y's deal rx h lb lts Ihe advantage o f the Slayman Con­ ve n tio n . A ft r r the o b vio u s heart-king lead, three no-trump loses six tricks. Hut four spades cun In- made with careful play. There arc three lop losers. The major danger lo Ihe contract Is a By B ern ice Bede Osol Y O U R B IR TH D A Y P e b . 2. 1BB4 M anage y o u r reso u rces prudently In Ihe year ahead and always Iry to luck a little away, so ihal you can cover any unexpected contingencies ihut might arise. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20 Feb 19) Your actions will he closely observed by others today, so pul your best fool forward al all times. cs|K-clal!y In Ihe presence o f people who could help or hurl your career. Aquarius, treat yourself lo u birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions lor Ihe year ahead by mulling 91.25 and u long, self-addressed, stamped en velo p e to AstroGraph. e/o this ncws|>upcr. P.O. Box 4465. New York. N .Y. IO IK I. He sure lo slule your zodiac sign. GARFIELD PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Important arrangements must In- methodic ally molded today and nut be left up to chance. You may feel very lucky, but events may not bear this out. ARIE8 (March 21 -April 19) He sensible about your Involve­ ments today nr else you might ROBOTMAN* by Jim AAMldicfc WE ARE THE CEREBEUWAS YOUVE BEEN ONCE THERE. YOU A'LL BE t f LEAST G'YE US HEADSETS Th is a&ducied and are Currently FORCED TO PARTICIPATE 1 PROMISE NOT TO WATCH TRE is 4 , EN ROVJTE TO OUR HOWE PiANET... in g la d iato r ial games IN FUGHT fAOviE. 1 JUST WANT IMHuW^M /OR OUR AtoUSENWTTO HEAR THE PAUL SIMOM RETROSPECTIVE ON CHANNEL H. NOW MAT WOULDYOU, irntfcoKt? sprite ? niyed NUTS? C 1VM bf M A *< >asa* ww- A N N IE «V5 OlP 5A»t WAS OUT of e o ip t'A * THAT (.'ANT Rtf, M&0CK6. second trump loser. II the spades break badly or Ihr defrndrrs MU NORTH engineer a mil. presumably In ♦ Q« J« ftl clubs. Well. Ihcrr Isn't much you ♦ AQJ can do about lltc la Her. Hut you ♦ J ill ca n try i n m a x im ize y o u r FAST chances In the s|xide suit. • wai l ♦ A You should slarl by leading ♦ 10 9 t t 2 VKQ JI Inward your iwo honors. So. ♦» m < 612 afler winning Ihr first trick vsIlls ♦ 10 9 ♦ A TS ihe heart are (you shouldn't give south Ih r opponents n chance lo ♦ KJ92 switch), play a diamond lo the VA1 dum m y and a spade- towurd 9 K I! your hand. If you win the irlrk. ♦ K Q4 4 lead a spade In dummy's queen. Vulnerable East-West Wllh lilts layout. East's are Dealer: South rollrrts only low rards. Now Ihr E a ii Km Ik N s r tf c D M P tu Itcsl defense Is two more rounds : ♦ Pan 1 NT A ll p * u Pan « ♦ of heurls. You rulf In Ihe dummy I ♦ and rash Ihr s|>adr queen. When Opening lead IP K Easi discards, you must drive out the club ucc. hoping for Ihr (0 1 9 9 4 . N EW SPAPER ENIn-s i . Here everything Is wine TERPRISE ASSN. and roses. he drawn lulu something where you could hr penalized by another's mistakes. The lines of demarcation must In- clearly defined. T A U R U S (April 20 May 20) Strive lo In- Impartial In your relationships with others loduy. Those you think will usslsl you. might not. while those who are Ihe leas! likely rould come through on your behalf. G EM IN I (Muy 2 1-June 20) Instead of trying to goal others Into doing thing* for you today, aland on your own two feet. Even If you gel ihclr help, you might still have to do all Ihe real work yourself. CANCER (June 21-July 22) There are Indications you might lie more of u risk taker today than usual. This could Impel you lo luke chances you normally wouldn't. Unfortunately. It may not In: n good day for longshots. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) For Ihe sake o f both your Image and self-esteem, don't talk about tilings you Intend lo do loduy which you muy never start. Keep mum und let the results speak for your record. V1ROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If II Is necessary for you lo convey somc critical lulormullun Irom one source lo another today. II might be wise to make noics Instead o f com m ittin g It lo memory. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Don't walk around like you have the world on ynur shoulder today, but. by the same token, don't treat financial matters with IndllTcrcnce. If you do. II could be cosily. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Do not expect others lo do things for you today you wouldn't do (or them If the roles where reversed, even though you might kid y o u rs e lf Into b e lie v in g you w o u ld . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21| In case you’re wondering h ow som eon e y o u 'v e been competing against oulmancu-. vered you. II could be because you revealed your Intentions lo the wrong people prematurely. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. I9| Financial co m m itm en ts should not be made Impulsively today, especially In situations w here friends arc involved. T h ere's u possibility several things could go wrong. 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No. 124 - Sanford. Florida Sanford cops arrest three in restaurant burglary □ Sports By NICK PPEIPAUP Polar Bear softball opens Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Discount Propanr. A re Drilling and Whclchcl & Howard each won as the 1994 slowpltch softball season opened In Sanford SANFORD - Police say they have solved a case Involving the theft of a safe from Shonry's Restaurant on December 17. Three persons have been arrested tn connection with the case Pollrc Commander Dennis Whitmire said thnt several persons reportedly had broken Into the □ See Page 2B. □ People Cook of the Week Ruthannr Alarcon. Cook o f the Week, hns found her itirhr In the community. She's an occupational therapist who loves to bakr to satisfy her rullnury whims with quilting as hrr artistic outlet. C See Page 4B. BRIEFS Zoo docent classes planned SANFORD — Park. 3755 N. preparing for a new classes are and 22. The Central Florida Zoological Highway 17-92. Is once again docent trulnlng program. Two scheduled to begin Jnnuarv 19 The classes w ill he running concurrently, one every Wrdnrsday. and one on Saturday for eight weeks. There Is a $25 tuition fee for what amounts lo a mini-zoology course. Applicants must be 16 years of age or older. Marketing director Andrea Farmer rxplutnrd. "The Central Florida Zoo Is more than u place to see exotic and native anim als. It Is an educational facility used by more Ilian 50.CKX) school age children and groiqis each year. "Young people learn about thr animals at the zoo. their characteristics and future tn the wild." she said. "T h e children and other group* learn through tours led by thr docems. who are volunteer teachers.' ' During 1992. over 12.000 hours ol time were volunteered by ‘.he docents In helping educate zoo visitors. After completing the training program, do cents arc qualified to lead guided tours of the zoo as well as provide animal encounters Docents also conduct outreach programs whtch take anlmuls Into the community and give educational slide presentations. Farmer suggests becoming Involved rewarding program 323-4450. extension restaurant at 3150 Orlando Drive through the rear of the building, and used a wheeled dolly to roll the safe out of the building. "They then put It In a car and drove to the Day's Inn on W. S.R. 46. where they broke the safe open wtth an ax and removed the contents, which were estimated at $3,860 In cash." he said. The safe was located shortly afterward In a ditch near the motel. The contents were missing. Following an Intensive Investigation, three, persons were arrested In connection with the. ertme. One. James Strahle. 29. of 102 Paddock Court. Sanford, was arrested last Thursday afternoon. Whttmlre said Strahle assisted police. In locating the other two who were reportedly with him during the burglary. All three apparently lived at the same Paddock □See Safa. Page 6A County tree farm ; irks som e; By-product of growth Gallery hopes to relocate By J. MARK BARFIELD Senior Stall Writer ByM CKPFEIPAVP Horald Stall Writer SANFORD — One o f the cultural centers of downtown Sanford ts closing Its doors. First Street Gallery. 203 E. First Street. Is seeking lo relocate. The gallery, headquarters for the St. Lucia Festival and Sanford lllstorlr Trust, moved Into the space In March. 1991. Since that time. It ts estimated that over 11.000 people from 38 slates and 14 foreign countries have stopped tn lo see the various art exhibits and displays. Gallery director Kay Bartholomew, explained that Jerry Gross, who manages the building, has allowed the gallery to occupy the space at a reduced rate. "T h e space was perfect for an art gallery," she said. "It la a prime location, ond we understand his nerd □Bop Oallory. Pag* BA j ____I .. ItonUnwtoltlMMtniMot The First Street Gallery will move from Its current location, but Is seeking new quarters. Indicted for murder Diplomatic relations Dad charged in death of tot Brown plane town meetings ■y SANDRA ELLIOTT Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — U.S. Congresswoman Corrtne Brown, of the 3rd Congressional District, has obtained use of the City Commission Conference Room on the first door of the Sanford City Hall. Brown will be In the meeting room from 9 a.tn. until 1 p.m.. on the second Tuesday of each month. She Invites any citizens who have comments, suggestions or complaints to feel free to vtstt and discuss them with her. STOP members discuss pstltlon LAKE MARY — The Seminole County Chapter of STOP will meet tonight at 7 p.m. at the Lake Mary Community Center. 260 N. County Club Kd. STOP (Stop Turning Out Prisoners) members will discuss a petition drive to get signatures for a constitutional amendment that would require prlvm-re to serve 85 percent of their sentences. Statewide. 43.000 signatures are needed to get the amendment on the November ballot. Due to prison over-crowding. Florida Inmates serve only 30 to 40 percent of their sentences. From Stall re port a A chance after being expelled By VICKI DoSORMIBR Herald 8taff Writer Overcast most of the day Mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of sh o w ers and a p o s s ib le th u n * drrstorm. High In the m id 7 0 s . W i n d becoming southwest at lOrnph. TH E Tho Minister for Public Affairs with the Korean Embassy In Washington, D.C. stopped In downtown Sanford yesterday. Shlnll Park and his family enjoyed lunch at Christos and a walk through the downtown historic area. The Parks posed near their car with Diplomat plates. Loft to right, daughter, Coco; wife. Soon Ok; daughter, Ceyong and Shlnll. The family headed home on board the Auto Train. SANFORD - A 20year*jld Alta­ monte Spring* resident was In­ dicted by a Seminole County Grand Jury Tuesday for first degree felony murder In the October death of hl» three-month old (laughter. David Michael Hcmler. 591 Lake Minnie Drive. Sanford was arrested Tuesday on the murder Indictment In the death o f his daughter. Kaltlln. The medical examiner reported the baby died o f blunt force trauma In the body on October 29. Bernier ts also charged with aggravated child abuse. Bernier and his wife were living In an apartment on Douglas Avenue In Altamonte Springs at the time of the Infant’s death. Asslstunt state attorney Joseph D'Aclilllc Jr., who presented the case to the grand Jury, said the couple moved since the Infant's druth. Altamonte Springs police arrested Bernier at Lake Recovery House, a men's rehabilitation center [ See Murder. Page BA New programs: Keeping kids in school Claaalflods........ Comtes.............. Crossword....... ...... BE Fooplo............ ...... ■■ Polloa............. Dtar Abbv Dssths............. Dr. OaH............. ...... SB Sports.............. Editorial............ Florida............... Horosoopo........ S U B S C R IB E T O UBeaTrooa.FagotA — — — — ■-------------------—— that anyone Interested In In this ehallrng'ng and should contact the zoo. at 121. For more westher, i — P a f I A SANFORD - Tax critics and tree nurserymen continued their assault on Seminole County's two-year-old tree farm Tuesday, calling low-coat operations projections "b u d g e t trickery" and saying the program was an ussault on free enterprise. Commissioners agreed to seek fonnal bids from nurserymen to determine If their declarations of lower prices were legitimate. In September. Grant Malloy, pres­ ident o f Central Florida Taxpayer's Action Network and a shrubbery nurseryman, questioned tlie pro­ posed $79,210 budget for the pro­ gram. saying costs for the tree farm at Yankre t.ake were greater than reported by the staff. Public Works director Larry Sell­ ers reported Tuesday the county expects to produce 4.500 trees during the next flvr years at a total cost of $166,300. But tree proIrsstunals said the projection was SANFORD — Students who have run afoul o f school board policy and who are expelled from school now have a second chance to reap the benefits of a good education. On Tuesday afternoon, the Semi­ nole County school board approved the Initiation of the REAP program. REAP, which Is an acronym for R ea lizin g Educational and AtUtudlnal Potential, will allow studenta already expelled from achool to return to the fold to puraue their OED h igh achool e q u iv a le n c y diploma. Younger students even have the SANFORD HERALD potential o f returning to school with credits earned In the progruin. According to board member Larry Strtcklcr, there have been com ­ plaints from those who thought the Idea was nothing but a system which would tell "bad kids" that It was alright to get Into trouble. "T h is Is not a reward for had kids. This Is u last ditch effort to save some kids." he said. "It's one last chance." The district will spend about $200,000 a year to help support the program when It Is operating at capacity with 45 to 60 students enrolled. "I'm hoping the small amount we're spending will pay off In big dividends very soon," he noted. REAP will be operated by the Private Industry Council of Central Florida and will take place at the □Bee REAP. Page BA FOR T H E C h e ck in g on absentees By VICKI DaSORMICR Herald Stall Writer SANFORD — Once your little- one Is oul of your sight In thr morning do you know where he ts? Parents often drop their children off at school or send them to the bus stop In the morning and don’t consider their whereabouts until dismissal. "There was no policy In place for keeping better track of the stu­ dents." said Debra Adams, the parent of a student at Midway Elementary School. "Before, when n student was absent, the only thing that was required was that thr student bring In a note when he nr she went back." Adams said she taw problems with the system. " If something were wrong, wc wouldn't know about It until ialc In the afternoon." she said. So Adams, a member o f the School Advisory Board (SAC) at Midway, worked wlih the school adm inistration lo create SNAP (Safety Net Attendance Program). It will tnkc effect next week, on Jan. 19. The piogram will require parents lo call the school prior to 9:30 a.m. each day that a student will he absent from class. A special automated telephone line has been Installed at the school's new full service school clinic. Parents will be expected lo □Bee Absent, Page 6A B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 / �January 12. 1994 XA - Sanford NEW S FROM TH E R E G IO N AND ACROSS TH E S TA TE HR S given new name, focus Chiles wants social agency called Department of Family Services Boys charged In theft of FBI property By BILL ■ IRQ UTRO M TAMPA — A group of young boys were out to steal a car. but police say they got more than they bargained for when they found Ihe trunk full of SWAT-leam weapons belonging to the FBI. Three Juveniles were charged Tuesday with several counts of grand theft auto and grand theft of a firearm, said Tampa police MaJ. Ken Taylor. "It looks like they didn't realize It was nn FBI agent's car until they opened up the trunk — then tt was surprise, surprise, surprise." said police spokesman Steve Cole suld. "Apparently, they divided up all the weapons." A dozen people. Including five youths ranging In age from 11 to 13. were questioned after officers spotted two of the boys carrying an FBI-lssur shotgun and .357-caltbcr handgun through an apartment complex. Cole said. Police served a warrant on a house In Tampa on Tuesday and found the stolen 9mm submachine gun called an MP5. Seven people were at the house and Interviewed by police, but were not taken into custody. The 1991 Oldsmoblle was stolen from a south Tampa motel Monday afternoon and recovered later that night with Its trunk pried open and its contents missing. FBI spokesman Laray Curtin said agents do not normally carry this kind of weaponry In their cars. In this case, the agent from a S W A T team on Florida's east coast came to Tampa for firearms training, and he was required to have all of the weapons available for qualification, he sold. And while Investigators do not believe the perpetrator realized the car was an FBI vehicle until after the theft. Curtin said It Is not known how the thief managed to circumvent a car alarm and other "physical" theft deterrents that were In place on the car. Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE — From stacks o f citi­ zens' and atalr employees' suggestions. Gov. Lawton Chiles chose "Department of Family Services" as the best name to signal a revival of Florida's beleaguered social services agency. Though some lawmakers said the De­ partment o f Health and Rehabilitative Serv­ ices needs more thnn a name change. Chiles said Tuesday a new name would reflect actual Improvements under way at the 37,000-cmployee agency. "The ntw name symbolizes a new focus, a commitment to build stronger families, prevent problems before they occur, and provide effective treatment as quickly os wc possibly can when they do occur." he said. If the Legislature approves the change, existing expense money will pay to update letterheads, signs and computers without an additional appropriation. HRS Secretary Jim Towcy eald. (lilt some lawmakers questioned whether thr agency should even survive In lls present form. “ It's going to take a whole lot more than changing the name to solve the problems at HRS.” said Sen. Andcr Crenshaw. RJacksonville, seek in g the Republican nomination to nm against Chiles Stale Republican Chairman Tom Slade accused Chiles of putting symbolism liefore substance. "Changing thr. name of HRS won't help one needy child, punish one juvenile delinquent or change the fact that under Gov. Chiles’ administration HRS has been horribly mismanaged." Slude said. The hunt for a new name drew wide Interest, however. Towcy and Chiles re­ viewed hundreds of suggestions, us diverse ns "Department of Empowerment." “ De­ partment of Lawton.” and "Feed My Lambs." In fart. Chiles hesitated ns hr Inlrodurrd Towcy us "secretary o f the Department of... " He turned to Towcy and Lt. Gov. Buddy MucKay. "Fam ily Services." they chimed In. The name was proposed by HRS worker Kelly Reyes of New Port Richey nnd by private citizen Joseph Patronlr of l*ort Saint Luctc. who said It denotes "duty, dimension and demeanor." In n postscript to his Idler. Patronlr also complimented funner HRS Secretary Bob Williams' mirgrtty. and advised Towcy: "Cover your flanks." Williams resigned In March amid con­ fusion over computer errors that ended up making an additional $173 million available for the current stale budget. Reward offered in murder of tax collector Manatee deaths down By Associated Braes TALLAHASSEE — Manatee deaths In Florida fell for the fourth consecutive year, but marine scientists fear the numbers won't hold. Manatee deaths In 1993 were down I I percent to 145, compared to 1B3 In 1992. said Scott Wright, a spokesman for the state Division of Marine Resources. "It's better down than up. but we've seen reductions In mortality In the post, and unfortunately, the dtps were followed by rather sharp Increases.” Wright said. A record 206 manatees died In 1990, partly because of cold weather. Boat-related deaths slipped to 35 in 1993. compared with 38 In 1992. The 53 killed In 1991 was a record, according to state statistics. Wright said he’d like to believe the latest numbers reflect boaters being more careful in the water, but "tt could Just mean the number of manatees la down." Special speed limits are In effect tn posted manatee protection zones from Nov. 15 to March 31. MIAMI — A tax collector was Just "doing his Job" when he froze a restaurateur's bank ac­ count. and police say he was shot to death because o f it. Donald E. Bonham. 61. was shot four times as he carried scerles Into his North Miami ach home the morning before Christmas. On Tuesday, a multi-agency task force, which Includes the FBI and Interpol, announced a $10,000 reward offered by the Florida Department o f Revenue for Information leading to the arrest o f Pietro Venezia. 40. Venezia, who Is charged tn a w a r r a n t w ith f i r s t - d e g r e e murder, owns Ristorantc Hueclone Inc., an expensive Italian cafe in Miami's trendy Coconut Grove area. "T h e motive for this murder Is the fact that Mr- Bonham had seized or frozen the suspect's assets," said police lead investlgator. LtUAndakptzxQ, . . . I Bonham s M i t t f ft the Jtraf job-related murder In the de­ partment's history. "THts ft a tragic. Irrational act unprecedented tn the history of our agency." said Larry Fuchs, the d e p a rtm en t's ex e c u tiv e director. “ Mr. Bonham was killed Just for doing his Job." Authorities would not disclose Inform ation about V en ezia's frozen bank account. Venezia was a wltneaa In the 1992 Court Broom Judicial cor­ ruption trial that snared five former Judges who were accused o f taking sash bribes to fix cases. Venezia testified for the govern­ ment that law yers paid for Judges' meals at his restaurant In exchange for being appointed to represent poor defendants. Fuchs said the Investigation Into Venezia's taxes was not related to the corruption case. Bonham, who earned $21,700 a year, was not a tax investigator or a sworn law enforcement officer. He Joined the department In 1988. The department lias provided psychological counseling for Bonham's co-workers. E Scientists are planning a statewide manatee count by airplane this month. City denies abortion clinic’s plea MELBOURNE — The Melbourne City Council has affirmed lla decision not to enforce a buffer zone around an abortion clinic which frequently haa been the target o f protests by antl-abcytlon groups. . The council voted 5-2 Tuesday to continue to not enforce the 32-foot zone around the Aware Woman Center for Choice. A Judge had ordered protesters to observe the buffer zone, but tk ee lty stopped enforcing In October It after the 1 1th U.S -! Clrcuit Court o f Appeals tn Atlanta raised questions as to the constitutionality of the zone. "Melbourne has not acted strongly enough to discourage this vicious extremist band o f radical extortionists." clinic owner Patricia Balrd-Wlndle told the council. " I demand that we be given equal protection under taw ." The Florida Supreme Court and Attorney General Robert Butterworth Immediately expressed support for the buffer zone, but the city wouldn't budge. "A t the moment, based on the decision o f the federal court, the enforcement of this Injunction against unnamed third parties violates their First Amendment rights." said City Attorney Jim Relnmin. The case was reAmsed to Florida courts and has not yet been decided. Council members Pat Poole and Sandy Mavrells voted against supporting the staff's decision. "I don’t sec why we ever stopped enforcing It." Poole said. " I think until the law changes, w e should be doing whatever the law says." Police officers continue to patrol the area on days the clinic performs the surgery. O r a n g e C o u n t y S h e r iff D .A .R .E . In s t r u c to r Jim Russell was tho keynote speaker Tuesday night at the Hamilton Elementary School Drug Abuse Resistance Edu­ cation culmination program. A large group o f students, parents and police olflclals were on hand lor the awards p re s e n ta tio n by Sanford D A R E. officer Rick Poovey. Dorter Robinson, bottom loft, reads his award winning D.A.R.E. essay as his teacher Jenifer Thrift provides en­ couragement. Herald Photo bj WKhMl IM 1M1II THE W EATHER winning numbers se lec te d Tuesday In the Florida Lottery: Cash 3 3-2-0 P liy 4 6-0-8-5 Wodnoodoy. January 12. 1994 Vol. 86. No. 124 Pubbohpd Dally and Sunday, auapt Saturday by Tha OanSoed Harild. Inc. WON French 4 m . Sanlord. Fla SZ7T1 Second Ciaaa Pootege Paid al Sanford, Florida and additional mailing atticaa. r N A T IO N A L T E M P S ■XT1ND KO O U TU M M Today: Mostly cloudy with u chance of showers and a possible thunderstorm. High In the mid 70s. Wind becoming southwest 10 mph. Rain chance 10 per­ cent. Tonight: Mostly cloudy with n slight chance o f showers and n possible thunderstorm. Patchy fog developing late. Low in thr lower 60s. Wind west 5 mph. Rain chance 20 percent. Thursday: Mostly cloudy with u good chance o f showers: A few thunderstorms possible. High In '.he lower 70s. Wind variable 5 to I0 mph. Rain' chance 50 per­ cent. F U m i. A T City Apalachicola Dayteno Beach Ft. Laud Beach FortMyan Garnetviii« LJ 0 Cm jlnt niPTwiiiw Jacksonville Kay WMt Lakafond Miami Paniocola Saratote Teiiehetao* Tampa Vers Beach W. Palm epoch W j u HI 00 Z4 74 Zl Zl mm OS 71 U n u z* 04 70 ZS n 00 at 40 41 44 04 41 40 S4 40 It 01 SO 44 IS 40 WEDNESDAY Mslycldy 75-62 THURSDAY Maly cldy 72-60 THURSDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: Min » LAST Jan. 5 C O FULL Jan. 27 6:00 a.m.. 6:35 p.m.t MaJ.-----------a .in .. 12 :2 0 p .m . T ID E S : Daytona Beach: highs. 9 0 2 a.m.. 9:20 p.m.; lows. 2:23 q.m.. 3:00 p.m.: New Smyrna Beach: highs. 9:07 a.m.. 9:25 p.m.: lows, 2:28 a.m.. 3:05 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs. 9:22 a.m.. 9:40 p.m.; lows. 2:43 a.m., 3:20 J iill__________________________ Pet 14 01 mm mm fl tr mm JO Jl mm •tr mm Jl Ir BATURDAY Ptly cldy 58-42 SUNDAY P tly cld y 58-42 S T A T IS T IC S FIRST J a n .19 00 It FRIDAY Fair 65-45 S K A C N C O N D IT IO N S Daytona Beach: Waves are 2-4 feet and choppy. Current Is to the north w ith a w ater temperature of 62 degrees. Naw Smyrna Beach: Waves are 314-4 feet and semi choppy. Current Is to the north, with a water temperature o f 62 degrees. S O A T IN O St. Augu st Ine to J u p iter In le t Tonight: Wind west 10 kts. Seas 2 ft or less. Bay and Inland waters a light chop. W idely s c a ttered show ers or th u n ­ d erstorm s. Th u rsday: W ind southwest 10 kts. Seas 2 It or less. Day and Inland waters u light chop. Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms. Th e high tem perature In Sanford Tuesday was 75 dcgreen and Ihe overnight low wan 32 us reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. R reordrd rain fall for thr p e r io d , e n d in g at 9 11 . 111 . Wednesday, totalled 0 Inches. The temperature ut 9 a.m. today was 6H degrees and Wednesday's overnight low was 64. as recorded by the National Weather Service al ihe Orlando International Airport. Other Weather Service data: Tuesday's high 74 □Barometric pressure.30.14 □Relative Humidity....90 pet [I Winds......Southeast 9 mph □Rainfall............01 of an In. □ S u n s e t . 5:4 8 p.m. □Sunrise.......... .....7:19 a.m. Temperatures indicata prerteut day's high end orrmSgni i m to la m CST City HI La Prc 01ik Anchortg* It 14 01 Ctff Atlanta 44 41 l i t cdy Atlantic Cdy 41 SI 01 Or Baltimore 44 zz IS cdy Billings 4i SI cdy Birmingham 41 44 IS* tdv Bltmank Pt OS VI Bone 41 SI fft cdy Bot’on 14 14 cdy Butting ton.VI 14 VI V Char fatten S C S4 -St cdy u Charleston W Va 4t SI 41 cdy Charlotte.*! r 44 4) zt cdy Cheyenne 44 It Or Chicago IS 1* %n C tart land St V VI Concord. N H cdy rz n Da Hat Ft Wonh SI » .11 Or 14 ZS Denver dr Oat Mo.net zz IS 01 VI Oatroit s* It cdy Honolulu IS 44 Clr Houston Zl K> 44 ffi Indianapolis 41 U OS cdy Jackson M iu 44 J l cdy u Kan tat City so IS 01 cdy Lai Vagat so 41 clr Lima Bock 44 S4 40 cdy Lot Angalot 14 SO clr Memphis 44 1* .14 cdy MiUeukrt 14 IS VI Mp't SI Paul 14 00 VI Nashville 4Z 41 00 cdy Ha* Or laant 40 11 IS rfi Ha* York City IS 11 Cdy Oklahoma City SI IS dr Omaha so 11 cdy Philadelphia 40 ss 01 clr P*otnli 44 41 clr Plttkburgh M IS 11 cdy Portland Marne ZS II cdy SI Louis 40 14 cdy Sait lake City 44 SI Cdy Saattle SO 40 cdy Washington D C )4 J l cdy O �Senlord Herald. Sanlord, Florida - Wednesday. January 12. 1994 • 3A Crime: Hotels’ new safety plan l y The Associated Press______ Drug arrest Sheriff's deputies conducted a traffic atop Monday, which resulted in a drug arrest. Michael Tarnelt Davis. 18. o f 1110 W. 3rd Street. Sanford, was stopped on Old Lake Mary Road near Southwest Road, at approximately I a.m., when deputies reported seeing his car being driven with no headlights. Officers said Davis gave them permission to search his vehicle, and several drugs and related Items were located. He was arrested on charges or possession o f marijuana over 20 grunts, and possession of marijuana with Intent to distribute. He was nlso Issued a traffic citation for driving with no headlights. Deputies said during their Investigation, a female In Davis' car attempted to Interfere. April M. Knight. 22. of 2450 Cenler Street. Sanford, wus arrested on a charge o f resisting without violence. During a rip search at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility, deputies reported finding a large liuggic containing 02 small baggies of marijuana In Davis’ j>ants. He was glvrn the additional charge o f Introducing contraband to a county detention facility. Suspected robber nabbed Preston Simpson, 33. o f 2451 Sanford Avenue, was arresled by Seminole County deputies Mnnday. According to the arrrst report. Simpson reportedly approached a man walking on Marker Street, accosted him and took S20 tn currency, n $220 gold chain and a SIX) watch from the man. Deputies said when they located Simpson on Marker Street, he ran Into some woods, then Into a utility room behind a residence. When officers attempted to apprehend him. they said he physically fought with them and tuid to be subdued. Simpson was charged with strong nrmed robbery and resisting arrest with violence. Reckless driving charge SheiifTs drpulles arresled Ralph Louis Lapham. 21. of Orlando. Monday. Deputies said he was seen driving his enr crallcally on Hunt Club Boulevard, and subsequently struck a vehicle and nearly hit several others. He was finally stopped olT Weklva Springs Road near Longwood. where deputies said he abandoned the vehicle and attempted to flee. He was apprehended and charged with reckless driving und llerlng and attempting to elude nn ofTIcer. Florida Highway Patrol Uoopers Investigated the vehicles which were reportedly struck by Lapham. and found the car he was driving was owned by a roommate whom troopers said did not give him permission to drive It. The FHP charged Laphunt with grand theft auto, and leaving the scene of an accident with property damage DUI arrest Sanford police unrated Lynne Adele Evans. 34. of 259 Maine Road. Lake Mary, on U.S. Highway 17-92 and 25th Street on Monday. Police said she reportedly had been in a rear-end collision with another vehicle. She was charged with driving under the Influence of alcohol. Domestic case Sheriff's deputies unrated Freddie Lee Williams. 25. of 2850-S 2 1st Street. Sunford. In Fern Park. Deputies said he was In a vehicle on U.S. Highway 17-92. Involved In an altercation with a female, lie was charged with battery, domestic violence, and resisting an officer without violence. He was also found to be wanted on a warrant for falling to appear on a charge of sale of a controlled substance. After being taken to the John L. Polk Correctional Facility, deputies found he was also wanted on • warrant for falling to appear on a violation of the open container law. SIU arrest Members of the Special Investigative Unit of the Sanford police arresled Duane Jerrod Jackson. 20. of 1008 Holly Avenue Monday. Police said an Informant reported that Jackson was believed to be Involved In drug activities. Police located him In front o f a store In the 600 block of W. 11th Street. He was charged with possession o f crack cocaine with Intent to distribute. Warrants served •J o h n Wilfred Kelsey. 29. 303 Oak Street. Longwood. was anested by deputies at his residence Monday. He was wanted on a capias for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. • Frankie Carl Reed. 50. with no local address, was located by Sanford police behind a residence In the 400 block of Palmetto Avenue Monday. He was wanted on a warrant for violation of parole on u conviction of burglary. • Dletra Evettc Williams. 21. 38 Shenandoah Village. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police ul the hospital Monday. She was wanted on a warrant for falling to appear to pay a fine. HEATHROW - The hotel In­ dustry la responding to crime by beefing up security measures and e q u ip m e n t, e d u c a tin g employees and cooperating with buslnrss and tourism officials. The American Automobile As­ sociation said only I percent of the 22.000 lodging establish­ m ents ra ted in Its annu al TourBook will not meet new room-safety requirements by the end of this year. AAA called for dradboll locks, door peepholes, und special larks for sliding door* In all the h o ld s receivin g Its "re c o m ­ mended" rating*. The '’ 80 lodg­ ing* that do not comply will not be I n c lu d e d In th e 1 9 95 TourBook. available to A A A ’s 35 million members. "T h e new requirements were Implemented as part of A A A ’s ongoing commitment to traveler safely and the knowledge that our members want these securi­ ty measures In accomm oda­ tions." said Kris Krause, director of A A A ’s Industry Evaluations. More than 17.000 properties, or 79 percent o f the 22,000 rated hotels, already meet the stronger requirements, he said. Security at a glance Hotel and m old security o f f i c i a l s , th e A m e r ic a n Automobile Association and the tourist Industry make a series of recommendations for travelers. Among them: • Check for proper lighting In the parking lot. lobby and hallways. • Ask desk clerks about security personnel. • Make sure doors have deadbolts and peepholes to hallways. • Carry a rubber doorstop as an added way to stop Intruders. Hold operators also are beef­ ing up outside security In places such as p a r k in g lo ts and h a llw a y s , and In s tr u c tin g personn el abou t p ro te c tiv e measures. The National Business Travel Association Is trying to help. The NBTA 1s providing com­ pany travel m an agers with questionnaires that are filled In by hotels to list specific services and security m easures they provide. The questionnaires ask hotels whether doors have deadbolts and peepholes, whether parking arcus are llghtrd and patrolled, whether there are uniformed security personnel and whether the staff been trained In security measures. Other questions deal with sep­ arate floors for women, duplicate keys, the frequency of changing door locks and fire safety. A growing number o f travel managers want such security Information before bookings are m a d e , said M ich a el Kabo. Charges dropped in shooting incident By SANDRA 1LLIOTT Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Charges were dropped Monday against a San­ ford man who was charged with shooting at two brothers on a Lake Mary' street In July. Assistant stale attorney Jerry Jones discontinued prosecution of charges o f aggravated assault and shooting at/wilhln/lnto a car a g a in s t M ich a el Ruy C u n ­ ningham. 44. Two Sunford brothers claimed Cunningham fired two rounds at them on Country Club Road July 2. Lance and Travis Mc­ Cabe. both of Sanford, said they were Involved in an altercation over n traffic Incident with Cun­ ningham . T h ey claim ed all parties remained In their re­ spective vehicles but that Cun­ ningham fired a handgun at them, striking their car. Cunningham told authorities the brothers threw a soft drink at him and one man approached his car with a baseball bat at a stop light on Lake Mary Boule­ vard at Longwood-Lake Mary Road. Further. Cunningham said he fired the shots because he was being pursued by the pair on Country Club Road. Seafood Buffet At It’s Best Beer & Wine Served A L L Y O U C A R E TO E A T Top It Off W i t h A S lic e 01 Om Humum.iflt K E Y LIM E P IE 1.95 Alaskan Sno Crab Clusters.............................................. $ 9 .9 5 Broiled Orange Roughy.................................................. 8 .9 5 Fried W hole Catfish.......................................................... 6 .9 5 Fried Grouper................................................................... 6 .9 5 Steamed or Fried Shrimp................................................. 6 .9 5 Fish and Chips................................................................. 5 .9 5 Shrimp and Crab Cakes Com bo....... ............................. 5 .9 5 Scnvtt u-Ub Tbunl Sakid. Sunk Irtct t>r link, i/ fWiifti V- Btnkrl ,\f WtJli " I th ou gh t d r o p p in g the charges was best." Jones said. Pasta Prtmlvera with Shrimp............... ........................ Pasta PrimWera w iih C h icken ..................... Smm/ u ilb Tiauv/ Salmi a m t lUukv1 <•/ Hull* 6 5 .9 5 4 .9 5 Flirt Mlgnon ................................................. ...................6 8 .9 5 FUet Mlgnon with S hrim p........................................... 1 1 .9 5 Filet Mlgnon w ill) Sno Crab Cluster...... ....... ............... 1 2 .9 5 Baby Back Rih*............................................................. 0 .9 5 H oney D ipped Fried Chicken................................ 4 .9 5 5t*n«x/ u ilh Ih s u ti Salmi, Sunk F rta o r lU tktil ISitaio a tu l Basket o f R olls holds. In the evening news ratings. "A B C World N ew s Tonight” kept Its hold on the top spot with nn 11.9. "NBC Nightly News" had an 11.0 and "T h e CBS Evening News” a 10.9. Here are the top 10 shows, their network and rating: “ Home Im p r o v e m e n t," A B C . 23.1: "S e in fe ld ." NBC. 22.5: "6 0 M i n u t e s . ** C B S . 2 0 . 9 : " R o s e a n n e . " A B C . 2 0 .5 : "Frasier." NBC. 20.0: "Coach." ABC. 19.7: "Orace Under Fire." A B C . 19.4: " M u r d e r . She Wrote." CBS. 19.1: CBS Sundny "S n o w b o u n d ." * Fried Shrimp and Steamed Shrimp Clam Strips and Crnh Cakes Fried Fillet o f Fish • Bar U Que Rib* Chicken Drunicttca and Bar B Q ue Meat Balls Steak Fries • Hush Puppies and Onion Kin*** Vegetable >lc M edley e Cup o f Clain C how der o r Scufood G uinlxj C ole Sluw and Basket o f rolls Jones said the charges were dropped because some of the Initial statements of the brothers were not substantiated by wit­ nesses. who now reside out-ofstate. In addition, a Sanford police ofllcer overheard one of the victims discussing the Inci­ dent say that If the roles had been reversed, he would have fired shots, too. M o v ie : ch a irm a n o f N B T A 's hotel committee. A AA also Is sponsoring n scries o f safety seminars along with hotel security officials around the state. They are being held In Cocoa Beach. Fort Myers. Ocnla. Bradenton and St. Petersburg. r ‘Homicide’ hits the Nielsen ratings big NEW YORK,!API - Seems like "H om icide" l^fblloflife. Little-watched during Its brief nm last season, the NBC police drama cracked the Top lO last week. In Its s e a s o n p r e m ie r e . "Homicide: Life on the Street" copped a 17.3 rating and was the No. 10 show of the week, the A C. Nielsen Co. said Tuesday. Was guest star Robin Williams solely accountable for the big tune-ln. or have viewers finally caught up with this arresting series? That lem alns to be seen. Current plans arc for the scries to run just four weeks, although continued high ratings could mean Its return In the fall. Overall for the week of Jan. 3-10. ABC won with a 14.1 rating. CBS had a 13.4. NBC a 12.0 and Fox a 7.5. One ratings point equals 942.000 house­ • Make sure the telephone works. • C heck, or o th e r w is e secure, all valuables at all times. • Make sure that automatic doors close tightly and don't hung up on heavy carpeting. • E n su re th a t h o te l personnel do not reveal guest Identities and room numbers. • Use hotels that have Inside corridors so that all visitors must walk {wist the front desk to get to guest rooms. • Be suspicious. CHILDREN S M EN U Fried Chicken Drumeties with Fries......................... $ 2 .9 5 Popcorn Shrimp with Fries............................................ 2 .9 5 I lamhurger wlin Fries.................................................... 2 .9 5 Seafood Buffet (N in e and under)........ ......................... 5 .9 5 C offee, Ice Tea and Soft Drinks.................................... 95$ hours rn a bat • p m -sew ^ 2 2 ^ ^ in lo r L g V M 1 3 t f^ ^ ^ a n lo r ^ v ^ ^ s n lo r d ^ 4 0 7 ^ 2 3 jO B 5 ^ U .S . S A V IN G S B O N D S THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT 18.2: "Homicide: Life on the Street.” NBC. 17.3. OWN THE PARK YOU LIVE IN JCPenney JANUARY 13 - THURSDAY STORE OPENS AT 11:00 A.M. TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA A Resident-Owned, Non-Profit Golfing And R. V. Resort Community For Permanent Or Occasional Use. G O LF C O U R SE - PO O L - CLUBH O USE B O A T I N G - F IS H IN G ★ A S A N O W N ER -R ESID EN T 42000. YO U OWN T H E PARK! ★ NO RENT EVER AQAINI ★ HOM EOW NERS A S S O C IA TIO N RUN T H E PARK ... OWN TH E PARK! NO INTEREST AND YOU PAY ONLY SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PER MONTH Think of e l the wonderful financially secure yeers of pleasure end enjoyment that being an owner, along with greet neighbor-owners, can provide. Take advantage of your amenities... Make up your golf | •own tournaments... Have your own dance parties and contests... i your pool and dubnouse activities... Fish to your hearts content. ! a way to Nvet S a v in g s u p to 5 0 % off selected merchandise throughout the store W e're closing this m orning to take additional markdowns throughout the store. Be here when the doors open at 11:00 a.m. for best selection of seasonal and discounted merchandise now reduced up to 50% off tne original selling price. Intermediate markdowns may have been taken. Prices are os ticketed. Does not include entire stock. Shop til 9 p.m. to take advantage of all the savings. Applies only to JCPenney stores at the following locations: ORLANDO FASHION SQUARE ALTAMONTE MALL FLORIDA MALL SANFORD PLAZA JCPenney You may bring your own home or buy from any dealer you choose, or your homeowners association wil provide you with PARK MODELS at deafer cost - NO PROFIT! TODMV 0MUN00 W IN 166 fCT$0 1 c I 1! VOftAVTONA ► This Is A Umited Offer Due To The Fact That There Are O n ly 100 Lots L e ft ACT TODAY - DON'T BE LEFT OUTI i ut« -H & r wunw mttei " " 3 5 5 ;* * e E S IAILV $ SUNDAY 10 AM UNTIL DARI ‘YOUR NON-PROFIT, RESIDENT-OWNED RESORTm __________ TITUSVILLE, FLORIDA__________ _ �4A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida • Wednesday, January 12. 19W Editorials/ Opinions S an fo rd H e ra ld BEN W A TTE N B E R G (USPS 411-210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 407-322-2811 or 831-0093 Wayne 0. Ooyft, Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M o n th s ................................. $10 30 6 Months............................ 930.00 I Year ................................. $78 00 Florida Residents must pay 7% aalea tai In addition to ratsa above. E D IT O R IA L S C rackdow n on ‘adult’ fun ! Th e C ity o f Sanford has o fficia lly approved |a scf ol ru les which g o ve rn nilull rn icrla ln i ittcnl establishm ents. T h e measure passed without a n y objections. This docs not mean such businesses can n ot operate w ith in the city lim its . Those that d o however, w ill be required to be located in specific co m m e rc ia l zones. In m a k in g a p resen ta tio n tc the C ity C om m ission M onday n igh t. Orangc/Osceola Assistant S ta te A tto rn ey J o e C oeh lcrclla com m ented that persons w h o would start such bu sinesses are fully a w a r e o f m ethods to fight m u n icipal la^s. " W h e n e v e r a g o v e r n ­ ment tries to regulate s o m e th in g ." he sa id , "th e y will n e v e r be im m une fro m litigation.’ * At (his p o in t, either no o n e has indicated any intentions o f opening su ch a business In Sanford, o r those w ho k n o w about It a re rem aining silen t. Yet c ity officials urged a rapid en actm en t o f this g o v e r n in g ordinance. C oehlcrclla explained that w henever su ch a n a d u lt e n t e r t a i n m e n t b u s in e s s is established, th e com m ercial va lu e of property anyw here n e a r It plum m ets. H e told the c it y com m ission that the n e w ly passed ordinance Is not as m u c h a moral iss u e us it is fur (tie protection o f prop erty va lu es und for lim itin g crim inal a ctivities. From c o m m e n ts heard ubout San ford 's o rd in a n c e s , w e b e lie v e t h e y nrc w o r th consideration b y other g o ve rn m en t bodies. I f w e have a co n ce rted effort o n the part o f o u r cities and cou n ties, w e w ill be giving th e m essage that adult en terta in m en t businesses arc not w elco m e . No m atter w h a t our g overn m en ts do. w e probably ..w ill i not e lim in a te this type o f bustnrss. W h a t w e can d o how ever. Is e n a c t such strict regulations th a t they w ill b e hesitOTiFTO a ttem p t m ovin g In. W hether th e re was som e h id den urgency to enact adult en tertainm ent ordinances or n ot. w e com m en d the city for prom p t and w h a t appears to be a w ell prepared response. C o e h lc rc lla told S a n fo rd it had m u c h stricter ru les and reg u la tio n s than O ra n ge County or O rlan d o. W e urge th o se cities w h o presently h a v e som e adult en terta in m en t c o d e s to e x a m in e th e S a n fo rd o rd in a n c e s . I f changes a r e » warranted, Im m ed ia te a ctio n should be ta k en to avoid p ro b le m s In the fu tu re. i LETTER S :Answ ers to W aco tragedy? » Eighty six Innocent men. wom en and children were murdered at the Mount Carm el Compound In Waco. Texas. April 19. 1993 w ill be remembered as a day of Infamy. Is this the first strike by the federal government against organized religion? Were the A F T agents p a rt o f the m u lti ^Jurisdictional task force? J Were they really soldiers o f the United Nations? • Were UN troops mussing for an Invasion of T exa s * from Arkansas? I Why Is the federal government after your gun? J Why docs (he muss media brush off the brunch * Duvidluns us kooks? ? For answers to these and other questions |concerning the Waco tragedy you urc cordially |Invited to attend a speech by Linda Thompson. • Saturday. Jun. 15. 1994 ut 7 p.m. It will be held at !th r Winter Park Civic Center. 1050 West Morse Blvd.. Winter Park. Leonard D. Ladner Longwood Berry’s World O ne c o lu m n is t’s menu for MILTON HEAD. S.C. Along with some personal New Year’s resolu tion s, readers deserve n sense o f what to expert their columnists to write about In the year to come. I offer no guarantees, but here are some of the things I expect to look at. that. I sweat, storied out as a random list but retroactively arranged llself Into the modest theme of "Can America re-otganize Itself and save the world?" (Such small topics are a specialty here at "Renaissance Weekend."! Welfare. The big question Is whether the Clinton administration Is going to come up with Just another plan to tinker with welfare, nr follow the public will and do something dramatic. Any dramatic proposal will mean pitched battle with liberal lntrrcst groups, tint could go a long way toward changing what’s gonr wrong In America, and serve as a glottal model. Thr public dialogue ubout welfare gets scrambled when tt Is said that "good Jobs" must be "created” In order to get people off o f welfare and on to work it’s not going to happen. Governments don’t create Jobs. Most people start out In "b a d Jobs." and work their way up. Crime, h too is drtvrn by public outrage. It too la growing world wide. The most tnqMirtnm crime btll In American history has been passed by the Scnatr. By establishing regional federal I problems around ilie world. Mrullh Care. Another global isxur. I heard the While House case here. They say tt Is a crisis, that the number of uninsured keeps rising. ih.u thrlr plan will offer more choice and less regulation, that II won’t hurl medical research. So I resolve to give It a close look before I touch It again. When I do. I’m going to try to look at it from ttic doctor’s point o f view. Doctors ure often unsung heroes; we patients are the beneficiaries Thr Election Voters chose Hill Clinton In large measure on his pledge to break up thr "aom ethlng-for-nothlng" syndrome. (That's Clinton’s phrase I It Is up In the atr whether Team Clinton Is doing that, und whether C ongress Is helping or hindering Something for nothing Involves Issues like welfare. Crime, quotas, budget deficits and many more Issues where voters have dear, lough prefer ernes. Voters won’t have a chance to assay what Clinton has done until 1990. but they will get a chance to judge their member* of Congress this year. U Incumbent* don't respond. I hope volets send them a message That’s how to change America, and the world On the personal side. I. like most Americans, also resolve to spend more time with my family and more time on my work. JA C K qm Infertility: How far do we go? BOSTON — It’s been IS years since Louise Brown's birth was flashed across the globe In headlines announcing the arrival o f the first "test-tube baby." In retrospect, her conception In a petit dish from her mother's egg and father's sperm seems relatively natural. Today, a man's sperm can meet a woman's egg for a one-night stand In a laboratory. The genetic offspring of these strangers can then be placed In a second woman's womb, and given to yet another couple for raising. In the years between Baby Louise and Teen-ager Louise we learned to subdivide the very word mother Into functions: genetic mother, gestational mother, birth mother, social mother. We spawned an entire genera­ tion of ethical worries about reproductive science and human nature. Now. from Europe, cornea the next genera­ tion of these fertile questions. They have arrived unexpectedly, carrying uncomfortable little Identification tags that read "retirement babies" and "fetus farming." In Italy und England, women who were Infertile for the most natural o f all reasons — they hud passed menopause — have been Impregnated as late In life as 59 and 02 years old. With the egg from a young woman and the sperm fro m a y ou n g er husband, w ith hormones pumped In and dollars freely spent, they have broken the biological barrier. In Scotland, a researcher announced In a calm scientific voice that within a few years, we will be able to "harvest” eggs from an aborted femle fetus. He raised the specter o f children whose own genetic mothers were literally never bom. Last week, for example, the French govern­ ment proposed banning the use o f donor eggs for the in vitro fertilization o f post-menopausal women. But what if these eggs belonged to the women themselves? A few years ago, before soldiers went off to the Persian Gulf War a number banked their sperm. If women want to beat the biological clock, will they deposit their eggs In some holding tank for future use? The notion of taking eggs from aborted fetuses la grotesque. But how long is It before ANDERSON Military’s recycling funds going for fun WASHINGTON — At a time when 16.000 military families are on food stamps, the Pentagon Is (inuring millions of dollars n year Into golf courses, logging trulls und ski equipment. The recreation activities are being limdrd In the name ol recycling But "going green" at ihe Pentagon has more to do w l'h manicuring the green grass of golf courses than raising environmental consciousness. T h e P e n ta g o n 's recyclin g program w h i c h b e g a n In 19H2. en cou rages m ilitary base com ­ manders to sell re­ cyclable malrrlals — such us cardtxiard and paper - Instead of sending 'hem off to lu n d lills . T h e p roceed s arc su p­ p o sed to pay the costs o f thr program and fund environ­ m ental and safety projects. If there'*, any money left ov- r The recreation It can t>e added to the a ctivities are b a s e 's M o r a le . being funded in W cllarr und Recre­ the name of ation fund. recycling J tlul a recent audit by the General Ac counting Office reveals that Iwsc com mam era are routinely selling Items that ar specifically excluded from thr rcryclln program and do not reduce (hr waste strran These materials Include: crashed airrrult. jc engines, vehicles, aircraft and ship part? electrical components and unopcitrd rontali era o f oil or solvent. By (muring the proceeds from these wile Into the rrcyrllng program. Iwsc commam era are tweflng up their MWR funds to th tune of unaccounted millions. GAO hu concluded that Iteeause of tills "wldrsprrai abuse.... millions of dollars urr bring use annually for MWR urtivlllra that should b u sed Instead to o ffs e t the need fo appropriated funds or be returned to the U.S Treasury." In fart, while the recycling program wa designed lo cut down on waste, GAO (bum that about 90 percent ot tin- program' proceeds come from Items that wouldn' otherwise go Into the waste at renin. Th Norfolk Naval Base In Virginia, for example sold $769,000 worth of F-14 aircraft brak parts. The Tooele Army Depot in Utnl received almost $2 million from the sale c A rm y all-terrain vehicles that require mutilfl lion prior In sale. "T h ese firms were paid for by taxpayers li the first plurc." one GAO source told ou assoc lair Ed Henry. "A n y proceeds Iron selling them should be sent back to th treasury to cut the deficit. It shouldn't be pu Into the recycling program, which ulllmatel funds recreation." The recreation activities that are belni funded Include the construction nnd renovu tlon o f golf courses. Jogging and runnlni trails and fitness centers. Bases are als< purchasing golf carts, four-wheel drlvi trucks, vans, station wagons, and rccrc atlonul camping, boating nnd skiing equip mrnt. Official proceeds have climbed from a men $1.5 million In fiscal year 1983 lo a whopplni $37 million in fiscal year 1092. Bui soon bases are also holding their own sales Instrai of selling the material through the authorizci disposal offices. T ills makes the exac amount of money lhut bases arc raking In nnd subsequently spending on MWR actlvl lies — nearly Inqiossiblr to track. Normally, each haac raises Its own MWI funds from enlisted personnel to mulntuti recreational equipment for everyone to use Unfortunately, recreation and weffare fundi don't always trickle down to the troops, li 1989. we reported that officials at Andrew: Air Force Base used MWR funds lo buy am m a in ta in a M e rc e d e s -B e n z r e s e r v e ! exclusively for a four-star general who vlsllcc the base a handful o f times each month. i ELLEN GOODM AN I don't think there arc thousands of women eagerly waiting for the chance to cash In their Social Security checks for maternity clothes and diapers. Nor do I think that a woman who chooses to have an abortion would want her female fetus to become a mother. I cannot Imagine that the some woman who decides not to be a birth mother, for example, would consent to becoming a birth grandmother. But these cases raise deep anxieties about the choices that science now offers and human beings now have to make. And they are by no means the last normosl unsettling options. ■ prisons for violent slate prisoners while demon ding that states stop playing softball with parole It could actually cut the crime rate. The btll must still |kiss the House. A gain , liberals ure in op ­ position. Again, the outcome will depend on which w ay I fir White House pushes (juntas. How (hr president and the courts Interpret the 1931 Civil Rights Act with Its doctrine of “ disparate Im pact” may sound legalistic. But It deals with thr Idra of merit, which Here are som e determines whether o f th o th in g s I diversity Is a blessing expect to took or a r u r s r fo r at, th at, I swear, America. It tics rigid started o u t as a Into th e Iss u e o f random list. £ Immigration, about which I also expert to write, Quotas and immigration, like the rest of the list here, are 1994 someone suggests filling the “ shortage’' of eggs In other ways. Will bruin-dead ar dying females become egg donors the way they are now kidney and liver donors. Will we harvest eggs to conceive our own grandchildren? We need some ethical slop signs. One stop sign goes up at the Idea of using fetal eggs at all. Another atop sign should go up at the sight of the dollar algn. In no way should eggs or sperm be bought and sold In the marketplace. W ill s u c h s t o p signs make It harder for Infertile couples to have c h ild r e n ? Maybe so. Every step on this reproductive hl-tcch-way, from In vitro fertilization to cloning has been de­ fended as a way to help with the real pain of Infertility. But bow much o f a help Is It? For every woman w h o e v e n ­ tu a lly d e l i v e r s a c h ild , h o w m a n y others arc led further ( W e learned to and fu rth er dow n su b d ivid e the paths o f false hope very w ord that don't have to m o th e r Into end now until death. (u n ctio n s. J Even I f this technology does produce a picture-perfect baby for some couples. It's fair to ask how much we should sacrifice In moral and scientific terms for that portrait. In the end. this may be the toughest ethical Issue. «Vc live In a world that is bursting at the seams with children. We cannot count the unwanted and the underfed those in need ol families. In such a world, how much should be devoted to the problems of Infertility? Before Baby Louise began life 111a pctrl dish, we depended on nature, the life cycles, the human body, to determine our limits. Now we must depend on the hrnrt and the brain. At times, they seem like much less reliable organs. L E TTE R S T O ED ITO R Letters to the editor are welcume. All letters must be signed. Include the uddress o f the wrllt-r and u daytime telephone number. Letters should he on a single subject and be as brtel as |M»sll>lr. The tellers are subject to editing. �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida > Wednesday, January 12, 19W - BA Nazis’ paths to Argentina discovered Files provide tidbits on infamous Nazis including Josef Mengele By IAN KATZ Associated Press Writer Perhaps more Importantly, they show that dozens o f wur criminals and hundreds of collalmralors Immigrated to Argentina, often with the help o f high-ranking government officials. by Jewish organizations. "A n d there are a lot more files to look at." The researchers are uncovering most of the details al the foreign Ministry archives, lucked awuy In a dilapidated warehouse In a work­ ing-class Hue nos Alrrs neighborhood. One of the ties!-documented cases Is that o f Milan Stoyadlnovlch. pro-Nazi prime minister o f Yugoslavia, who signed a cooperation accord with Italy In 1937 and visited Adolf Hitler In 1938 before being forced to resign the following year. Documents seen by The Associated Press show that the foreign Ministry rejected his visa request In June 1947 after the U S. State Department warned that be might try to enter South Amerlra. mending that he receive a visa. loiter memos indicate that the foreign minister and Immigration director personally approved Sloyadlnovlch's visa. In August 1947, his wife and I wo daughters were allow rd Into Argentina. Stoyadlnovlrh followed them n month later. Reaeachcrs have no Information on what became o f him. But for llanny Drclfuss lllrschhrlmcr. a 20-yrar-old German Jew, Argentina's doors were shut. Her May 1946 visa application, m ade to the Argentine Embassy In Uruguay, received the foliowtng response from an official there: "In nddltlon to being a Jew. I have nrgativc reports on her |»ast. Therefore I believe that entrance should lie refused." "W ith every day of work, w r find more names." said Ileatrlz Riibcl-Gurrvlch. director of an elght-menilM-r research team sponsored Ilut a lop ministry official Intervened, writing In n memorandum that Stoyadlnovlch was "a person of recognized m orality" and rrcom- foreign Ministry records show that those exact words were written on the applications of many Jews who applied for visas, HUENOS AIKES, ArKcnllna - Researchers Mfllng throu(tli tiHinlrrd) of llm uundi of documrriin urr finding dciallrd aiTountii on flow Nail criminals and collaborator* m in ed Argentina aflrr War Id War II. The files, released by President Carlos Menem almost two years ago, have provided some tidbits on Intuinous Na/ls such as Josef Mengele. "Hut to believe that there was only one. pro-Nazi. antl-Semlllc Argentina would be a m istake,** said head researcher A drian Jmelnlzky. "There were many politicians and officials who openly opposed Immigration based on Ideology." Many Jews and Nazis Immigrated to Argen­ tina through embassies that sold visas to anyone. The Argentine Embassy In China sold hundreds of visas, some for as much as 82.500. to both Jews and Nazis In 1946-47. the researchers said. About 250 buyers were not allowed to enter Argentina because the government nullified their visas afier learning of the embassy's scheme. It has been widely debated In Argentina whether the 1946-55 government of Juan Peron was Ideologically nllgncd with Hitler or allowed Nazis Into the country because of their scientific and military expertise. D EATH S JOHN II. KING JR. John II King Jr.. 72. of 1010 W 9th SI.. Sanford, died Tues­ day. Jan I I . at f 'entral flortda Regional Hospital. Sanford. Horn July 14. 1921. In Comp Hill. Ala . he moved to Sanford 35 years ago from Afinpka Mr King was a l.dmrrr anil a !!.ipltst Hr was an Army veteran Survivors Include wife, Trecy; d a u gh ter. S h e r y l W illia m s . Sanford: son. Michael Adams. Del.and: sisters. Jane Wazrr, Josephine Tillman, Tuskrrgco, Ala : brothers Fred. Leesburg. Kevin. Syracuse. N.Y.: three grandchildren. * Sunrise funeral Home, San­ ford. In charge id arrangements. COL. JAMES llARVET COX. JR. Col. James Harvey Cox. Jr.. 75. l.lltle W rklva Road, Alta­ monte Springs, died Tuesday. Jan. I I . 1994. at Florida Hospi­ tal. Altamonte springs Horn Dec. It), I9IM m Galax. Va., he moved to Central flortdla In 1975. Mr Co:* w as a manager ut Aerospace Corporation. Calif He was a member of Retired Officers Association and a rrtlrrd Air force vetenin o f Wuitd War II and the Korean War. S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e w ife . A th le eii: d a u gh ters. Dianne McLoiightlii. Highland. Calif.. Janet Srnti. Sweet springs. Mo.; wnf. Jann s Mk h.ti-l* Charleston. W.Va.t ststrr. Kdlth Perdue, illa ck sh u rg, V u fr brut Iters. G eorge H.. Horace, both ol Galax: right grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. G ratn k ow F u n era l H om e, Sanford. In charge o f arrange­ ments r G llW W VERONICA B. DANIELE Veronica H Danlclr. HU. of Galgaim Avenue. Deltona, died Tuesday, Jan I I . 1994. at a private residence. Horn April 24. 1907. In Poland, she moved to C en tra l F lorid a fro m East Weymouth. Mass In 1975. Mrs Danlele was a homemaker. She was a member o f Our laidy of the Lake* Catholic Church. De­ ltona. and the New England Club. Survivors Include sons, Rich­ ard A . Lakewood. C o lo . and Thomas N.. Hcl Air. Md.j six grandchildren and two great­ grandchildren Stephen It llaldaulf funeral Home. Dellona, In charge of arrangements LAWRENCE MITCHELL OIVENB Lawrence Mitchell Givens. 46. Pomelo Drive. Orlundo, died Saturday. Jan H. 1994. al Sand Lake Hospital. Orlando. Horn fe ll. 20. 1947. In Chlp'ey. he moved to Central Florida In 1975. Mr. Givens was a laborer He w as an Army veteran. S u r v iv o r s i n c l u d e s o n . Leonard. Memphis: daughters. Pamela Gray. Clearwater. LaJuanu H ea sto n . M e m p h is , brother. Arthur Grey. Cocoa, sisters. Shirley Wtlson. Winter Springs. Mary Neely and Judy Smith, both of Orlando. Wllson-Elehelberger Mortunry. Inc., Sanford, in charge of ar­ rangements. o m rangements ERNEST P. REYNOLDS Ernest P Reynolds, 83. Willow Grove. Altamonte Springs, died Monday. Jan. IO, 1994. at laingwood Health Care Center. Horn May 31. 1910. In Atlanta, he moved to Central Florida In 1977. Mr Reynolds was an office manager for Western Union He was a member of Asbury United Methodist Church. Survivors Inrltide son. Phil. L o n g w o o d : d a u gh ter. Nina Kovachy. Coral Springs: sister. Laura Wright. Sarasota; four grandchildren and two great­ grandchildren National Cremation Society. W inter Park. In charge o f ar­ rangements By JOHN KINO AP Political Writer WASHINGTON - Stung by Democratic defections, the White House Is reevaluating Us opposition to a special Investigation of President Clinton's Investment In a con­ troversial Arkansas land development. Clinton on Tuesday Insisted anew that neither he nor Hillary Rodham Clinton had done anything Improper In a Whitewater Development Corp. Investment In the 1980s that he said proved a money loser. "The most Important thing to me and the most Important thing to the American people ts I’m completely relaxed about this because I didn't do anything wrong except I mode a bad business deal.” Clinton told CUS-TV In Prague. Czech Republic. Out Clinton suggested he was revisiting the subject of an Independent review because his decision to give his Whitewater records to the Justice Department had not quieted the political controversy over the matter. "W e gave It all to them, then people said. ‘That's not enough.' so I think we need to evaluate that and see where we are." C linton said when asked whether he opposed having Attorney General Janet Reno name a special prosecutor to review Whitewater. Clinton's comments as he visited Eastern Europe cam e as aides back home In Washington scrambled to reassess a dam­ age-control strategy that had been anchored on painting the calls fur a special prosecutor os partisan sniping from Republicans. Hut since the weekend, a growing number of Democrats, including at least eight senators, have Joined Republicans In re­ commending an independent Investigation, stripping (he White House of its argument that such demands were the product o f politics. None of the Democrats has suggested any wrongdoing by the Clintons. But they have said Clinton risks a protracted, distracting political fight over Whitewater that could be uvoldrd through an Independent Investiga­ tion. " I think the world of Janet Reno and of the president and 1 want him to get back on his agenda and not have this thing get drugged out." Sen. Bob Kerrey. D-Neb. In an Interview. - . GRAND OPENING “O f f ® ® ® ! ! 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O r la n d o A v e . , S a n fo r d (c o r n e r o f 1 7 - 9 2 an d A ir p o r t B lv d .) 3 2 2 -4 4 2 0 T * T ea • ' �' t *!'$ . •A - Sanford Hoiald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday, January II. 19W Gallagher: Small businesses can comparison-shop now for insurance ■ y J A C K IB H A L L IF A X Associated Frees Writer TALLAHASSEE - Now that small tiunlnrsscs can compari­ son shop for health coverage, the insurance Indust ry will be forced to become more competitive. Insurance Commissioner Tom Gallagher said. Thanks to reforms enacted last year, in three months' time, small businesses will be able to call the state Department of Insurance to get rates for un­ iform plans offered by different companies. “ This Is the first time the public has been able to actually compare rates." Gallagher told AbsentContinued from Page 1A call Ibai number lo report an absence. Each teacher will take, as they do now. attendance each morn­ ing. The two lists are then com ­ pared. II a student Is not In class and the parent has not called, the school wilt make an effort to contact the family. "Sometimes the parents will have forgotten to call In." Adams reporters Tuesday. Thirty-seven Insurers and 18 health maintenance organiza­ tions have proposals pending in Gallagher's office. Information on nine companies that have had their filings approved Is now availab le: the d e p a rtm en t's toll-free number Is 1-800-3422762. Last year lawmakers decided all Insurance companies that want to do business In the small-group market must sell policies to all customers who want to buy them, regardless of medical background. "What that basically means is that they must give you the policy If you’re n small busi­ said. "Etui we will also be able to find out If there was a problem by 10 o'clock In the morning." Adams explained. The school adm in istration accepted Adam s' suggestion with open arms, she said. School oftlrlnls are always looking for ways to ensure the safely o f lfie students. The Introduction o f SNAP was not prompted by any Incident Involvlnga student "But we want to be surr nothing happens." she said ness." Gallagher said. "There Is m ay make Initial premiums no medical underwriting. No hlghrr than they would have matter what you have In regurds been under the old e x p e ri­ to a health care problem, they ence-based rating system. Hut may not underwrite that." renewal rates w ill be much That "g u a ra n te e d access" smaller beenuse a phenomenon known as the "death spiral" will provision became effeetlve for be prevented. Gallagher said. businesses with three to 50 employees this month and will expand to businesses with one or two workers April 15. The Legislature also udopted mortified "com m unity rating." That means Insurance compa­ nies can no longer base their rates on the history of the claims they receive. Instead, rates are ■y JACKIB HALLIFAX linked to only five factors: area, Associated Press Writer family, age. gender and tobacco. TALLAHASSEE - A 1990 law Modified com m unity rating thut gave grants to schools with high pregnancy rates to pay for better health services and pre­ vention programs seems to have had some success, u university Continued from Page IA researcher said. In Sanford. Nationwide, programs have The suspect was transported lo had a hard time preventing teen the John E. Polk Correctional p r e g n a n c ie s , a c c o r d in g to Facility by a Sanford patrolman. Carolyn Herrington, a researcher D'Achtlle said case Informa­ at Florida State University. tion was presented to the grand "W e basically do not know Jury Tuesday mid a raptas was how to reduce the rising rates of Issued based on the Indictment. teen-age pregnanry," she told No other Indictments were re­ the Senate Education Commit turned. tee. "(B ull this Florida program Bernier will make his tlrst decs show some positive Indica­ court appearance on the charge tions." at 1:30 p.m. today. Herrington cautioned, howev­ er. more study Is needed to Researcher: Program successful in preventing teen pregnancies Murder- REAP Continued from Page IA PIC's Reflections office build­ ing on Lake Mary Boulevard In extreme southern Sanford. The district will provide iransjMirtallan to those students who are unable to get to the site of their own accord. The school board will pay PIC S28 pgr student per day for the first 30 students enrolled In the program. In addition when the number of students rises above 30 and then above 45. the amount w-ould rise to allow the program to h ire additional teachers. The district will also contrib­ ute >46.000 to PIC to pay start up costs such as the purchase of desks, computers and educa­ tional equipment. Students who have already been expelled from traditional schools will tic recommended to the program. However, those students who were expelled for violent offenses, such as use of a weapon against another person, w ill not be e lig ib le for the program. According to Tom Marcy. ex­ ecutive director o f high school education for the dlstrtrt. about a dozen youngsters will be In classes at PIC when the program gets underway on Feb. I. He has high hopes for the students, but he Isn't expecting miracles. "W e don't expect to transform them Into angels over night, but we do want to see a dramatic turnaround." he said. Students in the program will tie required to earn a grade |iolnl average o f at least 1.5 an a four point scale. T h e y are also expected to reduce the number of discipline referrals they Incur. Studrnts will tie expected to behave according lo district pollcy. PIC will also get a bonus for euch student w ho ach ieves higher than a 2.5 grade point average. They will also earn extra money from the district if there Is a belter than 92 percent attendance record for the stu­ dents. Strtckler. who also serves on the PIC board of directors did not vote on the recommendation, citing a confict of Interest. All the other board members voted for approval, however. Gallery Contlased from Pag* 1A i r to get a greater return on his Invest­ ment." Bartholomew said Gross Is reportedly leasing the building at a commercial fee for use as an antique gallery. "H e has offered us the use of a nearby facility." she said, "but It it on the second floor, with no direct access, and no restroom facilities, t doubt If we w-ould consider that." Bartholomew said the gallery's Board of Directors will be meet­ ing with Gross this Saturday to discuss other options which may tie pursued. G r o s s said he would discuss other possible options ut that time, but would not comment this morning on any of the proposals. "W e will be putting In an antique shop where the gallery is presently located," he said. The adjoining business, at the co rn er o f F irst S treet and M agnolia S q u a re, form crlly housing Soup T o NuU restau­ rant. is also managed by Gross. That building has also been vacated, and Gross said the plant are to lease It to become a separate antique shop, not con­ nected with tnc one planned at 203 E. First Street. Tite present location Is still open, but no exhibits are on display. "W c may use this In­ terim time lo try to sell some of the framed portraits we havr been g iv e n ," B a rth o lo m e w commented this morning, "but that's something w e will have to work on. Actually, we don't know how soon before wc actual­ ly have to get o u t o f the building.” "W e started this venture with a few w illin g w o rk ers who cleaned, painted and bought used furniture," she explained, "doing It all with limited funds of under >1.500. In the mean­ time wc have contributed to the culture of Sanford and provided an outlet for artists and other talents." " I f we can do that and survive for three years." she added, "then I know we can meet this challenge now." Dr. Karen Copp. current presi­ dent. views the change as posi­ tive. "Certainly It is a growing pain, but transitions are always exciting times and we will Just go on to bigger and better things." she said. Th e "F lo r ld u S c e n e s " watercotor exhibit scheduled to ^open this Friday at the gallery 'has been cancelled, but plans for other functions ore continuing. The "Pops on the Square" musical event planned for this spring is still scheduled. The event will feature original music about Sanford as well as danc­ ing. Richard Ryan, the gallery's in-coming president. Is chairman o f that event. them their price to produce the same number trees. Cox said approximately >300.000. "Now let me gel this straight, you say the county should spend more money to buy trees from the private sector to landscape roads?." asked an equally sur­ prised McLain. "Yes.” was Knight's answer. Malloy’s comments that the staff-produced figures amounted to budget trickery and " I ques­ tion the credibility o f the staff preparing these figures" brought mixed reactions from commis­ sioners and staff. Warren said she also questioned Ihe credlbilily o f the s ta ff fo r b u yin g mugnolias and wax myrtles for road landscaping, saying both were unsuitable. Commissioner Dick Van Der Weide said he was opposed to the tree farm's competition with private businessmen and sup­ ported McLain's call for bids. Commissioner Larry Furlong took offense at Malloy's, com­ m ents and said " I thought CFTAN was supposed lo suve taxpayer's money, not spend m ore o f H ." C o m m issio n er Carlton Henley said he was undecided, but supported the request for bids. The discussion w as ended before Sellers had an opportuni­ ty to rrs|)ond to the accusations. An angry- County Manager Ron Rabun said he wants commis­ sioners to give his staff a chance to respond. " I want staff equal time to pul our commentary to their com­ m entary." said Rabun. "W e need an opportunity to respond to som e pretty Indam utory statements." No additional workscsslnns have been scheduled. Bartholom ew said she felt saddened that the gallery would have to move from such an outstanding location. "Out It's all In the name of progress." she said. "W e have all been working on Improving the development o f downtown Sanford, and this Is Just one o f (hose developments which w ill be bringing new business Into tow n." "Th is move Is actually a by­ product o f growth." she added, "an d for that, wc feel very enthusiastic." Trees Continued from Page 1A artificially low. "These people are naive or lying to you.” said Charles Cox. a S e m in o le C o u n ty tre e nurseryman. The tree farm was begun in 1992 at the recommendation of t be late Bob Sturm In an effort to reduce the cost of landscaping roadways and parks. At (he lime, county officials estimated a roadway landscaping program would cost >390,000 per year. Durtng the first year of opera­ tion. the county spent >55.700 in establish the nursery and hire a caretaker at >18.314 per year. This year, the county budgeted >79.210 to step up production and another >15,774 lo buy a truck and telephone connection for the program for a total of 9150.684. Sellers Mild the pro­ gram will produce 500 trees next year, then 750 trees each year thereafter. Jim Knight, o f the Florida Nursciy Growers Association, suld all the trees acquired so far by the county should be given to the- schools and the county should return to buying trees from wholesale nurseries, saying the program was "Interfering with the private sector." "Y o u want us to give them a w a y ? . " asked a auiprlsed commissioner Pat Warren. Commissioner Daryl McLain quizzed Ihe tree (Aimers. asking r A death spiral occurred when new Insurance. The flight of healthy custom­ an Insurance company raised rales and healthy customers ers accelerated the rale In­ dropped their policies, knowing creases. since the pool of policythey'd be able lo buy new ones. holders became smaller and Policyholders with health pro­ sicker, until finally very few very blems. however, were stuck, sick people were left paying very since they would not qualify foi high rules SafeCoatlnatd from Page 1A Court resi­ dence. Whitmire said the others were arrested Tuesday. They ^vere identified os Ronald K. Everson. 19. nnd Tamml Anne O'Shc, 23. Whitmire said Everson was apparently the driver o f the vehicle used in the robbery. All three are now In the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Strahlc was charged earlier with burglary and grand theft. The other two were to be similarly charged yesterday. School W h a t 's f o r lu n o h T Thursday, Jan. 13,1194 H o t T u rk s y S a n d w ic h on Whaat Braad Seasoned Paaa Chilled Pineapple or Chat's Salad Low Fat Milk confirm the preliminary results, partly because tern-nge pre­ gnancy rates arc hard to track. Although Herrington's report was prepared a year ago. she presented her first legislative testimony on the study Tuesday. After much debate in 1990 about sex education, birth con­ tr o l and a b o r t io n , s tu te lawmakers decided to provide grants for supplemental health services to schools with high pregnanry rates. With local ap­ proval. birth rontrol could t>r provlded. but not Information about abortion. To get the money, schools had to work with the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Serv­ ices They could follow model programs or design their own. Some >9 million Is spent on the program for approximately Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOaiOA M O SAIC DIVISION NO PR tM fl CP IN RE ESTATE OF ANNA PETERSEN CICK. IN THE ElONTEf NTH JUDICIAL CIECUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Ofttiwd NOTICE TOCRIDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING C L A IM S OR D E M A N D S A G A I N S T TH E A B O V E ESTATE You are hereby not11tod mot on OrOx X Summary AdmlnU Notion Sot boon tntorad m mo Ettata X ANNA PETERSEN OICK, O t t t t t t d . Pile No rut) I II CP. by tSo Circuit Court to* Seminole County. Ftor Ido. ISO oddroti X which I. P O Drawx C. Santord. FL urn. ond mot tso txoi cots value X tSo tttata It approil moloty. SM.4M S7. ond ISot ISO nomn ond oddrotaot X ISoto to •Som It Sot boon Mligntd by tucs x d x **». Frod H. Gat. ItOt CacXia Or Ivo, Apoo»* FL am All pxtent oro required to III# •Its mo clxk X told court. W IT H IN 1 C A L E N D A R MONTHS FROM TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE oil c loim t 090Inti ISo ottato M tso term and monnar pretcrlbed by Sac nan ru ru X tso M orN M M 1 uttt odd' Rulo F ix Ido Rwtot X Guordionthlp A L L CLAIM S ANtJTJE MANOS NOT SO FILED WILL CEFOREVER BARRED Publication X mti None* Sai bogunon January I t ITT* JOHNIEA McLEOO. ESQUIRE McLeod. McLood A McLldd. PJL P.0. O rew xttt ApopAo. FLHTP4 Tttaphxta 407/Mt 1100 F tarId* Bar Ne 053*17 Attorney lor Prod H.Gkk Publlth ublltS January I t I*. ITT* OEN rs IN TMB CIRCUIT COURT OF TM f EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. TVIM-CP In No TSo Eliot*01. Margaret C BlonkontMp. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION lOnoPRI Tho admlnlttratlan ol IS* o t t a t o a t M o r g o r o t C. Blonktntsip, docootod. Fit* Number f j 10* CP. I* ponding In the Probet* Court. Somlnolo County. F ix id*. IS* oddroti X •Stab It: P O Drotmr C. Son lord. FtorldOUm BAFT. Tho nomot ond odibotoo* X tso porwnol roprotontottvo ond ISO portonol roprotontotlro'l attorney oro tot tarth below ALL INTERESTED PER­ SONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All portent on •bom mil nolle* it torvod. » s o Soy* ebioctlent that cSollongt tho validity X the Mill, ttio queltfk* I tan* at IS* p x tonal rtprt tontotlv*. venue, x lurltdtattan ot ISIt court, x * rtgu.rod to til* ISolr ob|*cttant wits mi* court. W ITH IN THE LATE R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY X)AY1 AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* X m* docodm*. N*d X S x portent having cloimt or domondt ogolntt m* doc* dtnt'i otlata. on whom a copy X thlt nolle* It torvod. within thrto month* oftx tho dot* X tho flrtt publication ol thlt nXtao. mutt fit* IStlr claim* •Its mil court. WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIR ST PUBLICATIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All othor c rtd llx t ot IS* dtcodmt. and pxlont Saving claim* or dtmandt again*! do codant't tttata. mutt til* tholr cloimt •Uh rnit court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS AND OBJ EC TIONI NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tho dot* X lb* tint publico Itan X tbit nolle* it January 11. me PortonX Reprttentatlvo: Jgtopb P. Dudley Attorney F x Pottttanx P.O. B o .W Now Smyrna Boocb. FL UlSO to* e a r n * FtaridoBxNumbX: tSOtn PubUtb January ii. t», m e DEH7e PROBATE 0IVISI0N FILE NO tltOl CP IN RE ESTATE OF: ITHIEL ELWYNGILLIS. Docootod NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tb* odmlnlifrotion *1 tfvt • • l i l t ot ITHIEL ELWVN GILLIS. dacootod. Flta Numbx 01 OOl CP. It pending In tht Circuit Court tor Stminel# County. Ftar id*. Probata Dtvl ttan. m* oddroti X whkh it P O D* * * x C. 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F tarIdo 11771 eett Tho nomot and addroun X m* Pxtonol Rop rttontotlv* and m* Pxtonol Rtprotontatlvo'* altarney x t tot tarth betow ALL INTERESTED PER SONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All poraont on whom mu nXtao It txvod who Save eb Itctiont mot csalltngt m* valid (ty X IS* Will, tho quoltficottant X IS# Pxtonol Rtprotontatlvo. vtnuo. x lurltdkttan X mi* Court x * required to flta ISolr ebioctlent with thlt Court W ITH IN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF; SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* X IS* dtcedtnt and otax portent Soring cloimt x domondt ogointi dtctdxit t tttata on whom a copy ot mu notice It tx vtd within tsrao month* altar tho data X the tint publication X mu nolle# mutt III* tholr cloimt with tmt Court W ITH IN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other c rtd llx t ol fbt dtcodtnl and pc riant having Cloimt x dtmandt ogolntt tho dtcodtnt't otlata mutt III* tholr claim* wim mu court w it h in THREE MONTHS AFTER TMF OATE OF THE FIRS? PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. OEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tb* data X m# llrtl publico ttan X Ibli NXtao It January 11, me Pxtonol Ropretontaltae: WALTER JACK GILLIS ISUOtatho Drive flitacitu f l am ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: FREDS. OEVITT.IH. ESQUIRE OEVITT& THISTLE. PA. JOS E.ethAvenue Otlroy Batch, Florida net) T e i: icon ire rue Flo Bor no enrera PubUtb: January II, It, me DEN It 50 schools, serving 8 percent of the state's students. However. Gov. Lawton Chiles hns pro­ posed Increasing Ihe funds by another >4 million. Herrington suld. Most of the money has been spent on hiring new school nurses. H errington told the committee. Nearly 56 |ierrent of the 36 school* visited by researchers reported a decrease In the number of pregnancies. Not quite 14 percent reported no change and almost 31 percent rrjtortrd an Increase. Projects seemed to became more effective In their second year, according to the report S even ty-on e percen t o f the schools operating a program for a second year reported a drop In teen pregnancies. Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME NXk* It hxtby glron ISot I *m tngogtd In butmttt *1 00t Whooping Loop Suita IMt Al foment# Spring*. FL U78t. Som inota Cacnfy. F tarldo undx IS* F kill lout H in t o< FEDERAL T E S T IN G IN F O R M A TIO N SERVICE, and mot I mtand to rtgittar Mid noma wlta tso Olvittan ot Cxpxettoru. Toll* hattoo F ix WO. m actor doner • Its lb* provitlent ot tb* Fkflttaui Nam# stotutat To Wit Section btS Ot. Florid* Stttutot m i Paul A Fltchl Pubtith January tl, me OEN 00 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. n 4*0 CA l< E THE CHASE MANHATTEN BANK. N A . 01 Irbtte* undx Indtntur* dotad JXy I. me. PiolXlN, ve. RAYMOND P. SAMANIC. tt Ol. Dttandontltl NOTICE OF SALE itmo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuont to on O rdx Scbtdul mg Fxedotvr# Sol# tntarod In mu cot* now pending m to Id Court, the ttyw X «rnch It Indicetod I wilt toll to the hsghatt ond bett bidder tor cetb In the SEMINOLE County CourthouM. Ml N Pork Pavenu*. Sontxd. FtoridO u rn . bttweon It 00 A M ond 1 00 P M . on Fobru ary a. me. m* Mtawing do tcrlbad property at tot tarth m Mid Ordx X Final Judgment, •q wit: LOT te. BLOCK E. SPRING VALLEY FARMS. SECTION SEVEN. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS, PAGE » . PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ORDERED 01 Sontxd Semi noto County. Ftor Wo. Januery i. me Portent trim dltebtllty who need * tpeclol eccxnmodoltan to participate In mu proceeding thouid contact ADA Coordinator ol Ml N Pork Avenue. Suite N X I. Sanford. Ftortaa UUI. al toot! Five IS) doyt prior to the proceeding Telephone 1*071 n i euo e x . a V i i too m irn it d o i x i ooomsorro iv». vie F tarldo Rtloy Servke MARIANNE MORSE At Clxk. Circuit Court Seminole County. F tarldo By: JonoE Jotewlc At Deputy Ctark Publith January il, tt. m e DEN 01 CITY OF LONOWOOD. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEABINO TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF PROPOSEO ORDINANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City ol Longwood. Flxtoo. that tho City Committ tan will hold a public booring to contldtr tnaclmont X tb# following Ordmonc*: OROINANCI NO. M-11II AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA. AMENDINO ORDINANCE NO X I. AND ALL ITS AMENDMENTS OF THE SAID CITY. SAID ORDINANCE BEING THE COMPRE HENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT CHANGING THE ZONING OF CERTAIN TERRITORY FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY A t TO CITY C-S. PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVERABILITY AND EF FeCTIVE OATE. Ptaot# bo advltod tbit erdlnonc* prwWtt tor IS* rtionlng X certain prop** ty drtcrlbed et follow* LOT It CENTRAL PARK ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK t PAGE f t OF THE PUBLIC RECOROSOF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. I MORE GENERALLY DESCRIBED AS S » DOG TRACK ROAD. LONGWOOO. FLORIDA) Sold Ordinance wet pieced on llrtl reeding an Docambx 10, ttfl. and IS* City Cammlutan will contkfx Mm* tar ftaol pottage and adepllot attar It* public hexing, which will be held In me Longwood City Commltttan Chamber*. 171 W Warrtn Avenue. Longwood Ftarldo. on Monday, tho IWi doy X January A D , m e. at 1 00 P M , x ot toon thxeoftar at potelbta Al m# matting. Intarottad panto* may appear and ba hoard with retpecl lo IS* propottd Ordmonc* Tbit boxing may b* continued from time to tlm* until final action It Uktn by tho C'fy Commltttan A copy X lb* propotod Ordmonc* It pottad tl City Hall. Longwood. FtorIda. and coptat or* on III* with tb* Ctark X tb* City and Mm* may b* mtpectad by IS* ptAfta. A taped record el thlt matting It mad* by m* City tor lit convenience. Thlt record may nX conilltuta on adequate reexd tor |iw|ta*t» X appeal tram o daclttan mod* by th# Cammlutan wtm rtfptct to the fxogXng moftor. Any porter wlthlng to onture met « t adequate record X the proceeding* Ik maintained f x appellate It PdflMd to make IS* necettery xrangementt al hit x Portent with dltabillttot needing ettltlanct le pxtktptta In any X Ihat* proceeding* tbaufd contact Mi* ADA Coordinator at 1407) ltd 34EL 41 hour* in advance X lh t maxing DATE D TH IS Dacambx 17. Iff! OER AlD IN ED.ZAM fltl.CITY CLERK CITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA PUBLISH : January 1 A January 11. me DEN 1 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA FROBATE DIVISION FiltNvm bx t) #11 CP IN RE ESTATE OF ARTHUR LLOYD fcSTERSON *<k/*A L ESTERSON O x rated NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Th* atfmlnltlrallen ol th* ttla la el ARTHUR LLOYO E S T E R S O N a/b/A A L ESTERSON. dacaattd. Flta Numbx *1 ID CP. It pending m tn# Circuit Court tor lemmata County. Ftor It!*. Probata Dtvl ttan. Ihe addrvu X which It Ml Nxth Part Avenue, kantord. FtoridO u rn Th* namaltl and addrttllttl X taw pxtonol ftp retantallvt and th# pxtonol rtpretantallve't attorney x * te* tarth below ALL INTEHESTEO PER SONS ARE NOT IFIEO THAT All per tort nn whom mi* nXic* U wrved who have eb Ircliant mat cbaltongt the vat.d iiy al the will, th* qual meat ton* X tht pertonai r tpretentalivt. vtnuo. X luritd etian ol mu Court art require! to lita Ihalr *b|*<tient -ells thlt Court W ITH IN THE LA T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NCTlCB OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All crtdllxt of th* dtcedtnt and other per-*ont having cloimt x dtmandt agamtt d titd n l i rtiato on whom a copy X thlt nolle* It txved ivimm lhr«# month* attar th# dolt X th* tint publication at mu nXIc* mutt III* their cloimt with thlt Court W ITH IN THE LA T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM Alt other crtdllprt Ot IS* dtcedtnt and penorw having Claim* x dtmandt bgalntl th* dtcedtnt t tttata mut- tile tawir Claim* Wim rnit court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AF TER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATIONOF THISNOT ICE ALL CLAIMS. DI!MANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The data ol th* llrtl public* ttart X thlt Notice It January 11. , me P x tx iil Rtprettntallv* ERICN ESTERSON 1111 Myrtle Strati Santord. FLM77I Attorney tor Pxtonol Rtpretantallv* GEORGES WALLACE. ESQUIRE MONCRIEF ANO WALLACE. PA Po*t Offk* Bo. not Santord. Ftondaum Phone 140711)1 MM FtoridO Bar No SaOttf Publith January tl. It. I r*4 OEN 7k NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME NXkt It hereby glvtn lhal I am tngagtd In butlnttt f t IPO N Jungle R d, Geneva. Fla 11711. tom Inota County, Fk.rtda. undx th* Fkllfleut Nan-t X JAD ENTERPRISES, end fbet I Intend to reglttar Mid ram* wim th* Divitton of Cor) era ttant. Tallahatta* Ftorlde. in accxdanca wim th* prevlnton* X th* Fktltlout Nam# Statu tat. To Wit: Sactlon US Ot. Flo Ida Statute* m i. Juanita CHInkta Publlth: January t l . m j DEN Tt A S Y O U Find the skills you need to get a better job In the B A R N , �Sar.lord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wadnaaday, January t2. 10M - 7 A N o r m a l tie s w i t h V i e t n a m ? M I A g r o u p s liv id ly O IO K O IO ID D A issoclsted Proas WrItor WASHING! ON — Signs that the administration Jinny lift the U.S, trade embargo against Vietnam Lire drawing opposition from veterana and IMIA-POW groups who argue that Hanoi could do |l.ir more In accounting for missing Americans While administration officials use words like superb" and "excellent" In describe Vietnamese liooperallon, Its critics Insist that Vietnam Is I holding the remains of hundreds of American I servicemen. "The Vietnamese have purposely chosen not to repatriate these remains." says Ann Mills Gritllihs. executive director of the National League or Families of American Prisoners and Missing In Southeast Asia. A senior administration official replies that U S. experts who examined the Issue have concluded that "If remains were stored In the past, that’s no longer the cose." Another breakthrough cited by the administra­ tion was the Initiation last week of the largest MIA search mission since the end o f the war — eight teams totaling 84 American specialists. They will comb old battlefields until the end of the month. Growing administration support for ending the embargo appears based partly on a trip to Vietnam by Assistant Secretary of State Winston Lord In mid-December. Lord, who heads the East Asia bureau, was said to have been Impressed by Vietnam’s cooperation and has been signaling that there Is no longer a good reason for keeping the embargo. Five senators who recently visited Vietnam agreed the embargo should be lifted and normal relations established. The issue Is expected to be taken up shortly by President Clinton, who during his first year In office eased some restrictions on dealings with Vietnam. But Clinton has Insisted on "the fullest possible accounting” as the price for normal relations with Hanoi. The embargo has been In effect since the Radiation experiments abetted by Cold War and ‘doctor knows best’ ■ y PAUL AAIBUMN AP Science Editor NEW YORK - Early In 1957. when the Soviet Union had acquired the H-bomb but hadn't yet put Sputnik In orbit, the U.S. government told Its citizens that some of them would have to be virriflced to assure America's survival. "W e must gamble with the probability of radiation damage to n few Individuals In order to secure the survival of the total society," C.W. Shilling of the Atomic Energy Commission said tn a speech at Hunter College. The game we are playing with Russia... Is for keeps." That response to the fears aroused by the Cold War con­ tributed to a series o f human radiation experiments In the 1940s and '50s that some sclenlists say were dangerous and ethically Indefensible. Hundreds of pregnant women, prisoners, mentally ill and others were exposed to radiation, some­ times without even being told they werr part o f an experiment. The attitude toward radiation was so casual that doctors did experim en ts on th eir ow n . without Informing their superi­ ors. "It Is probable that some clinicians were doing 'ad hoc* research that was not approved either locally or centrally, and for which no form al record exists" the Department o f Veter­ ans Affairs said in a statement Saturday. Th e e x t e n t of that experimentation may never be known. M any o f th e r a d ia t io n experiments, which would never be allowed today, reded not only Cold War fears but also what was then a far different public altitude toward doctors. "Inform ed consent was In­ formal," said Francis Masse, director of radiation protection programs at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. "It used to be the doc putting hts arm slty o f Minnesota. around your shoulder and telling "It la Indisputably clear that In you It wouldn't hurt. And you terms of moral requirements you would trust the doctor and were supposed to get the knowl­ consent lo ll." edgeable consent of your sub­ "T o hear that such things jects. You couldn't fool them. went on In the 1940s and IB50s < you couldn't deceive them, you is regrettable, but not surpris­ couldn't lie lo them ," Caplan ing." said Dr. Robert Levine, said. who teaches medical ethics at the Yale University School of "In that sense, the experi­ Medicine. ments w e’re talking about fall Today, elaborate procedures dismally. They are clearly In are used to assure that patients violation of the standard we a rc fu lly In fo r m e d o f an articulated In Nuremberg." experiment's risks and benefits Caplan objects to the Idea that before they volunteer. In the th e r a d ia tio n e x p e r im e n ts postwar years, those standards should be excused because of were Just beginning to evolve. Cold War hysteria or a different Levine said. attitude toward doctors. "What we essentially had was the so-called community stan­ dard of Informed consent." he "It Is disturbing to see people said, "That la. tn getting In­ try lo say that standards were formed consent you had to do different." he said. "That'a not w hatever the com m unity o f true as far as Informed consent p r a c t it io n e r s c o n s id e r e d goes. And It's disturbing that we appropriate." allowed the Cold War to Justify In other words, doctors know deceiving civilians." best. "It wasn't until 1957 that we realized other people might have an Interest.“ Levine said. Even In the 1950s. however, some doctors strenuously ob­ jected to (he Atomic Energy Com m ission's w illingness to endanger volunteers without their knowledge. U.S.-barkrd Saigon government was driven from power In 1975. leading to the unification of Vietnam tinder Hanoi's domination. American companies complain that while they remain shut out. East Aslan competitors have moved aggressively to take advantage o f the Improved Investment climate in Vietnam. searches o f battlefields by U.S. soldiers are only marginally effective. "They avoid the central problem which Is that the Vietnamese have the Information we need but are withholding It.” Childress says. Carl Ford, a senior Pentagon official during the Bush administration, agrees. “ Everything we've learned In recent years tells us how much more the Vietnamese are withholding." says Ford, quoted by the San Diego Union. Anticipating that Clinton Is alxiut In lift the embargo, veterans organisations have been lobbying against such a move. The national commander of the Amerlrnn Legion intd the group's 16.000 posts In the United Stntrs this week to begin organizing letter-writing and telephone campaigns against lifting the embargo. The administration, countering Its critics, says 67 sets o f remains were returned from Vietnam In 1993. the third highest total for any year since the end of the war. In a statement released In Washington and Hanot, the commander. Bruce Thlesen. colled for a “ n o -h o ld s b a rre d , c a ll- ln - e v e r y - c h lp . twist-eve ryarm campaign” by the 3.1 millionmember veterans group. Sue Scott, chairman o f the board o f the National League of Families, responds that only two have been confirmed as remains of Am eri­ cans. She calls the Vietnam ese record o f cooperation "dism al." Griffiths worries lhat once the embargo Is lifted, the Vietnamese will no longer have any Incentive to cooperate In providing an accounting for the l.GOO American servicemen still missing and prrsumed to have died In Vietnam. Most of the other 600 missing front the Indochina War are believed to have died In Laos. But administration officials say Vietnam's record Is Improving on "discrepancy cases" — Americans unaccounted for even though they were seen alive at the time of ihelr capture. Vietnam also has cooperated In allowing U.S. officials to resolve more than 100 Instances o f live sightings. Richard Childress, who was a Vietnam specialist on the National Security Council during previous administrations, says highly publicized "In no case were we able to determine that the Information (on the alleged live sighting) was accurate," an official said. /'/ i) mun/f/ii/ A m e r ic a n R e d C ro s s Dthwum MF'M >I V m *V\» oao ,'o K f 1i I - HOUSt ■; l ^10091*1 Ol !f The experiments "have a little of ihe Buchenwald touch." Dr. Joseph Hamilton, an Atomic Energy Commission biologist, wrote to a senior commission official In 1950. The reference was to the wartime experiments conducted by the N ails on con­ centration camp prisoners. Those experiments led. after World War II. to the creation of ihe Nuremburg Code. Its first principle says that the willing participation o f Informed sub­ jects Is a moral requirement for human experim entation, ac­ cording to Arthur L. Caplan, d ir e c to r o f th e C en ter fo r Biomedical Ethics at the Unlver- S a n fo rd H e ra ld is a proud member o f the "Welcome Wagon" Family In Seminole County S O I IIA IH I S If You Are: Moving Into or Around The Area Getting Married Having A Baby Tx'lMIl/, Let your Welcome Wagon representative answer your questions about the area and present you with free gifts. It 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 Casselberry 695-7974 Oviedo 695-3819 N N IS B H A O b L L I Or Anytime D«y Or Night CaR 646-9644 Seminole Centre * Altamonte M all * Winter Park Mall �J -i T l'T'7 i • - ■A - Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. January 12. 1994 R a p e c a s e s tir s d e b a te Keyboard com m unicators FR E D E R IC K . Md. - T h e 9-year-old autistic girl had been c o m m u n i c a t i n g w it h an electronic keyboard for four months when hrr therapist asked what was bothering her one day. With help from thr therapist, she typed, "H ep u lld ow n m ypants.*' And Inter. ''It r y t o g c t a w a y b ut h ecau gh t mrandyellrdatme." A few days after that, a detective and a social worker Interviewed the girl. This time she typed "hepulhisupme." The translation, according to prosecutors: "H e put his up me. The allegations have led to rape charges against a retarded aide at the girl's school and have stirred debate over the reliability of "facilitated communication.” Facilitated communication Is used to help people with autism and other disabilities that rob them of speech. A therapist supports thr person's hand or ami and offers encouragement as hr or she spells out mrsaagrs on a keyboard or ADC board. In the M aryland girl's rase, she typed out thr allegations In 1992 as hrr therapist. Cecilia Hedges, stabilized her arm. Alter a doctor concluded thr autistic under fire 2-year-old, rould type messages girl had a “ healed sexual Injury" with thr Intrllrrtuai ability of a to Ihr vaginal area. David Rosa. 10-ycar-old. 27. was charged In May with “ W ithout Instruction. »h r raping thr youngster briw rrn could write? Stir could read?” HMD and 1991 at thr Rock Crrek School for special educa­ Shane u.nkrd. And Marcia Datlow Smith, a tion students. Douglas lllklrn. a special edu­ psychologist from Rockville, cation professor, helped In­ trstlflrd that she round that her troduce facilitated communica­ pallrnta typed gibberish and tion In America allrr learning nimtom leuera when they were Irrlng folded by facllltatoni who about It In 1989 hum an rduralor In Australia. Il~ Is director of did not know the upswers to the Far'Dilated Communication <|uratlona bring asked. Scott Holte. an attorney for thr Institute at Syracuse University. Like lllklrn. advocates con­ defendant, aaked thr court to tend that with help from a e x c lu d e t h e g i r l 's t y p e d facilitator Ihr knowledge and mrasagra from the trial, which Is scheduled to begin June 21. Intellect o f people w ithou t The Judge compromised and speech can be tapped. Critics, however, rlaim that facilitated ordered a test to determine whether the therapist Influenced communication Is a chain and that In many cases, It's the the messages Details of the test facilitator's messages that are have not beien worked out. According to the defense at­ typedDuring a hearing Monday In torney. facilitated communica­ Circuit Court, thr reliability of tion has made Its way Into morr than a dozen court cases. Hut he Ihr practlcr was drlMlrd. "I've had several successes said he knows o f only two. one In with children hut have also had Kansas and one In Wisconsin, some that I don't feel It works for whrre It was allowed as testimo­ at all." Ms Hedges testified “ My ny during a trial. Hr said there has been only experience with (thr gtrll Is that one successful prosecution using It dors work with her." Hut H o w a r d S h a n e , a facilitated ronmuinleatlon. the specialist In communications disorders at Children's Hospital In Boston, said he thought It was Implausible that thr girl, who was functioning al the level o f a rose of a Wichita. Kan., man who was convicted March 31 of fondling and sodom izing an 11-year-old autistic boy. Jurors In that rase said, how­ ever. that they relied more on the man's admission to police and a close friend than on thr facilitated communication tes­ timony from the youngster. Sanford Woman’s Club 309 South Oak Avc., Sanford The finest foods In the area from area restaurants and Woman's C u b cooks Saturday, January IS, 1994 5 p.m. -8 p.m.' Tickets - $5.00 For Ticket Information Call Joanne Lucas ^ (Avail, at the door or S.W.C. member) < REV. LEROY JENKINS AND NASHVILLE CO UNTRY SING ER JOHN GARDNER STATE-WIDE TENT CRUSADE! Corner Ohio St. & Hwy. 17-92 / 2:30 S u n d a y A fte rn o o n * 7:30 N ig h tly H J Join The Crowds Under The BIG GOSPEL TENTI For Information Concerning The Crusade, Call 407- 865-7771 Clinton’s festive night ends with a bit of a scare AP While House Correspondent PRAGUE. Czech Republic - It was unnerving for a moment: Secret Service agents scrambl­ ing alter a loud bang went oil near Ihr U.S. president. A pparen tly II was Just a firecracker, but It put a damper on what had been a festive night on the town Tuesday for I‘resi­ dent Clinton and hla host. Czech President Vaclav Havel. "D on 't bring him o u t." a Secret Service agent ordered on his wrtst radio us Cllnlon was about Ihr leave a jazz club he and Havel had been visiting. The loud sound came moments be­ fore behind a crowd of bystan­ ders on the street. Clinton and Havel remained In the club while the president's armored limousine was backed up on the sidewalk to put Its door close to the entrance. Cllnlon got Into the car with Just a quick glance at hundreds of people waiting nearby. A Secret Service agent held a bulletproof coat next lo the president. Cllnlon relumed lo his hotel without further incident. White House communications director Mark Gearan said later the Secret Service believed ihc noise to have been caused by a firecracker. He said the limou­ sine was moved as "Just an extra caution." Until then. It had been a n o s ta lg ic n ig h t o f fun fo r Clinton. In Prague after 24 years. He ate schnitzel, sipped beer and Jammed with a band In one of the old dty'a oldest Jazz clubs. " I'v e had two pllscncrs and that's my lim it." Clinton said as he sipped water at the club. Havel gave the president a saxophone, and Clinton did a respectable (u rn on " S u m ­ mertime" and "M y Funny Val­ entine" (o the delight of the locals. Clinton last visited Prague as a student on his way home from Moscow In what he calls "that now-famous trip." The Moscow visit was seized upon by oppo­ nents In last year's election campaign as something sinister. told them he might come bark os ambassador one day. He went the promise one better by com ­ ing back as president. The Kopolda. whose son has slncr died, were reunited with Clinton ul a pub called. “ Al the Golden T iger." Earlier. Clinton and Havel walked across the N th century Charles Bridge, one of the city's must famous landinurka. The bridge was llluntlnalrd for the occasion with spotlights that highlighted statues lining the sides. Thr presidents stopped along thr way to admire some of thr 30 baroque sculplurrs. It was n chunllc scene ns hundreds o f reporters preceded them. Th ousands of people Jammed the narrow cobblestone streets around the bridge as Clinton toured the old section o f Prague. At the St. Salvator church. Clinton plunged Into a round of handshaking. Hr and Havel, a playwright before he became a politician, strolled quickly to the Golden T ig e r , a traditional hangout of Prague writers and Inteiicctuals. The two presidents went to one of the stout wooden tables and C lin t o n d u g In to a schnitzel-filled potato pancake and drank a Czech Pllscner beer. He kept up a running dialogue with about 30 fellow patrona. Outside, police and American security men scuffled with some 200 journalists who tried to get In. Clinton and llavel then hruded to busy Narodnl Street to lay while lilies at the spot where students clashed with police on Nov. 17. 1989. the start of the Havel-led revolution that ousted Communist rule. They went to the Jazz club from there. Hundreds O f Items Have Been Reduced To jC lear O ut! We'd Rather Sell It Than Count It! - Everything In The Store Has Been4 Reduced For This Once A Year Sale. CLOSEOUT unASS & GL AS S LAMP f NO TAIILX CLOSEOUT SPECIAL Limited Quantities Fo r P e rs o n a l & C o m m e rc ia l In s u ra n c e Clinton stayed In 1970 In the apartment of Bedrich and Jlrlna Kopold. the parents of Oxford classmate Jan Kopold. and he l-Mcca Sat I-----------^ P U R C H A S E IN S E TS ON LYI Headboard • Hutch M irro r Door Draaaar • Nlghtatand STORE HOURS: Mon.-Ffi«7jpm Sat9ani-6pm Sun. 1pm-5ptn t u t u Subscribe Todayl Don’t M u Tho Excitement. - O n r i t r .s I n s u r a n c e T O D A Y !* Reopen Your Old Account!* FURNITURE French Ave.® Sanford l �WEDNESDAY Sanfo rd Herald January 12, 1994 S p o r ts IN BRIEF N o w Baseball umpire clinic SPR IN G S - The O range II.im I m II Association Inc. Is offering a clinic for anyone Interested In olllclallng high school or amateur bascttall. The clinic Is set for Saturday. Jan 22. al Luke Drain ley High School, starting al tin m. An organizational meeting for thr 101)4 season will be conducted III I In- l-akr Hraulley cafeteria on Sunday. Jan. 16. ul 7 p m. All officials inleteMing in olllclallng high school baseball should plan in attend. For more Informal Inn. contact: Tout Storey (8314)130). Fred Ryan (775 5505). or Don Hawick (830 8835). i fAROUHP THB STA TE Gators get past Bulls I ; - w h e r e w e r e ST. PETERSBURG -• Florida's Dan Cross stole an Intxuind pass with 23 seconds left lo r'-s! a 69-64 win over South Florida on Tuesday. Guard Craig llmwii scored 16 |M»nis lo lead the Gators 112-21 to their fourth consecutive win St. Petersburg native Dumelrl Hill scored 14 points for Florida. Cross finished with 13 point* Andrew DeCIcrrq added 12 and grnhlicd nine rrbounds. USF (8-5) was paced by Jesse Salters* game-high 20 points and 10 rebound*. Rolx-rt Polk scored 16 points Don/el Rush uddrd 12. FIU overtakes Florida Atlantic DOCA RATON — Chuck Stuart scored 28 points und Eric Lawson sank two free throws wlih 31.8 seconds left lo reclaim Florida International's lead In a 72-70 win over wlnlcss Florida Atlantic on Tuesday. James Muzyck scored 24 points for Florida International (5-7). Craig Hurhannn Ird Florida Atlantic with 2 1 point*. People’s Choice voting begins LAKE C ITY — Th«- Inaugural People** Choice Awards honoring tti— state's lop amateur anil professional athletes will be announced next month und presented at the Florida Sports Hall of Fume Induction ceremony In April. S p o rt* funs throughout the stale a re participating In balloting that runs through Jan. 23. Dullnts are available at all Winn-Dixie stores, and anyone submitting sn entry will be eligible m win u chance tit play golf wfth Steer Spurrier. : Hobby Uowdcnot Dennis Erickson. The People's Cholec Awards, sponsored by Dairy Funners Inc., will honor the male und female umuteur uthlelr* of the year as well as the sta te's premier mule und female pro athletes. Prom Start Reports D u r t w l Ph h * Kn» Summit O w triM SANFORD — Discount Propane MO m •J - 11 1/ plrkrd up right were II lelt off at Hie Ac* Drillin' Wtwlclwl A H n n r! • II *>l Iff - f If end of the fall season, opening (he WlMtctMl * H n .tr! m >44 • - If M Sanford Recreation Department 4M m II II 1094 Men's Tuesday Night Polar G sftr T n l Cmtrtl 1“ Dear Slowpltch Soliliall leagu e with a 15-run rule victory al Chase Park. s in g le s , three runs, five Rill). .Jack Lewis and Shawn Grimes D 'A m lro (double, two singles, four had (our hits each and Lewis und runs). Paul Ingnmrlls (three singles, Mike D'Am lro scored four runs each two runs, three RRII. Mike Rrodrtrk as Discount Propane (which has (three singles. Kill). Chris Grissom been the champion o f thr past two (two singles, two runs, two RDI). Tuesday night leagues) collected 22 Manny Silvia llwo singles, run. two tills while holding Ken Rummel RDI) and Kevin Julian (single). Chevrolet to nine singles In a 16-1 Doing thr hitting for Ken Kuignu I flve-Innlng win. Chevrolet were David Goldsilrk (two In othrr gamrs on o|K-nlng night. singles). Jim Davis (single, run). Ace Drilling dropped Whelchel A T rrrrll Ervin (single. RDI) and Scolt Howard 12-0 In right Innings and Murphy. Mark Aten. Scott Fletcher. Whelchel A Howard cume track to J eff Fulrell and Kirby Swlnrhart outscorr Gugcr Prsi Control If)-11. lone single each), Action will continue all week as A ce [)rllllng. a new entry lo other m en's leagues open their Sanford, took a 6-0 lead after two P o la r H ear s e a s o n 's to n ig h t Innings before Whelchel A Howard (Wednesday) al Chase and Thurs­ scrapjK-d its way bark to tie the day ul troth Chase and Plnehurst score nt 9 9 after seven Innings. Park. In the top of the eighth Inning. The win was the 15th straight for Ron Warren led ofl the frame for Discount Propane (dallug hack lo A i y D i tiling wllli an ln*ldr-thr-|iark June 20. 1093. when It fell 13-12 to h o m e run. J a m es T h om p so n Ken Rum m el Chevrolet In the singled and moved In third on a spring league| and 17th In 18 starts double by Rick Gardner before since last May 25. Overall, the team, III Ian Sprinkle singled In one run. managed by Roger Klnnalrd. Is 21-3 Another scored on u throwing error. since Joining the Sanford leagues Doing the damage for A re Drilling under the sponsorship o f ADD were Scott Grrlng (double, three Power last April. singles, two runs. RDI). Warren Pacing the Discount Propane at­ (hom e run. single, two runs, three tack were Lewis (double, three RDI). Tom Dlrklckl (two singles, two singles, four runs). Grimes (four D 8 a « Softball. Page SB MereM SSele Sj MWwl SfHOnUl Leedolf hitter miko D'Amico (on base) collected a double, two singles, and four runs scored Tuesday night to lead Discount Propane to a 16-1 Polar Bear seasonopening rout ol Ken Rummel Chevrolet at Chasa Park Wood rolls to third Late Model win of ’94 Homo sweet homo •* •.* * •. • « .*.f« •*,*- Special lo the Herald is COLLEGE PARK. Md. - Joe Smith hnd 23 points. 20 rebounds and six blocks Tuesday night as Maryland handed Florida Slate Its third straight loss. 80-74. Exrce Hlpp scored 23 points for Maryland (9-3. 2-1 Atlantic Coast Conference). Maurice Robinson had 16 |>olnl» and Dob Sura, who came In with an ACC-besl 21.6 scoring average, had 13 for FSU (7-4.0-3). Kings cool off Miami SACRAMENTO. Calif. - Wayman Tisdale scored 23 points, and the Sacramento Kings made an 11-0 run late In the game for u 103-95 victory over the Miami Heat on Tuesday night. The loss broke a four-game road winning streak for the Heat, and delayed coach Kevin Loughcry's 600th career victory. Wall Williams had 18 (Minis and Milch Richmond 15 for the Kings, who hud three scoring runs of 10 or more points In Ihc game. Lionel Simmons scored 10 poltils ol his 18 points down (he stretch lo seal Ihc win. Steve Sm llh hu*d 26 points and Grant Long added 14 for the llcat. W HAT’B HAPP1NINO JU C O Men’s Basketball □Stmlnol* Community Collage al Florida Community Collaga-Jackaonvllla, 7:30 p.m. i JU C O Women’s Basketball □ Santa Fa Community Collage at Samlnol* Community Collage, 7 p.m. Girls’ Basketball □Lake Howell al New Smyrna Beach. Junior varsity al 5:15 p.m., varsity at 7 p.m. BASKETBALL □7:30 p.ir.. — SUN. Cleveland Cavaliers al Orlando Magic. (L) ** • . By PAUL MARSBOLIA FSU falls to Maryland ; e ? Of M - II M n« M - i f mm \ w Holiday layoff hasn’t dulled Discount Propane LOCALLY ALTAM O NTE , HstaM PSoW by Heft Hints SC C women open M-FC play Alter opening the 1994 portion of lie season with Iwo road games, Iho Somlnole Community Collego women's baskolball loam will play ita first home gamo of tho Now Year this evening, whon Shirley Damos (No. 15), Jennifor Coblo (No. 30), Irina Haltsonen (No. 34) and (ho rest ol the Raiders entertain Iho Santa Fe Community College Saints in a Mid-Florida Conlortnce contest at 7 p.m. NEW SM YRNA I1EACII - O r­ lando's Itlrky W ood dominated l.alc Modrl action Iasi Saturday night al New Smyrna Speedway, cruising lo tils third fruture win of ihr season. Wood, d r iv in g I tic* A dvanced Kennedies Camuro. started on ihr pole and went on lo lead every circuit In securing his victory. "We're oft lo a good season." said Wood. 29. who has been racing since lie was 13 years old. "I've got three feature wins, two heal wins, and I'm leading In FASCAK (Florida A s a o c Iu 1 1o n o f S t o c k C a r Automobile Racing) point* ul both tracks. The funny thing about li is I'm using rny old Modified motor. "I have lo thnnk mv crew chief. Chuck (Grct-n). who's been doing a real good Job keeping Ihc car running, and ulsn the people al Advanced Ifrm iectk s. who Joined our learn as a sponsor." Crossing the strl|>e behind Wood were Russ Whittaker. Sieve Tluoop. Druce Everett, und Kevin llrulh. "Tills Is our best finish in a long time und one w e're really pleased w ith." said W hitaker. 35. w ho resides In Deltona and has been racing for five ycura. "It seems like w e've been working forever to gel all the hugs nut of the car. Little by little we're gelling there, ft lakes a lot o f hard work and a bunch of money lo go fast. If w r can pick up some sponsorship, It would sure help." Fresh oft a victory Friday nlglii al Orlando Spcedworld. Barbara Pierce look top honors again Saiurdav [ Sr a Wood. Page 3B Hill: Hardaway the only choice as N B A ’s top rookie By F R IO QOODALL AP Sports Writer ORLANDO — Orlando coach hrtan Hill Insists there's no other choice. When he thinks about the early race for NUA rookie o f the year, he can't get the Magic's Anfemcc Hardaway out o f his mind. Jamal Mashhum and Chris Webber may have higher scoring averages, but Hill says no rookie has played better than Hardaway has In helping Orlando to the best start In the team's five-year history. “ Maybe statistically Mnshburn and Webber arc better, but (Hardaway's) playing on the best basketball team of the three, and he's making the best contribution." HUI said after the (M oot-7 guard scored 28 points and had six assists and four steals In Monday night's 115-100 victory over the Houston Rockets. "Mashbum Is playing on a team where he hoa FOR TH E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R TS IN Y O U R to score all the time and Webber, up until (Chris) Mullln came hack, was playing on a train where he hud to score all the lime. So In my opinion lie's the runaway rookie of the year. I don't think there's anyone close." Through 32 games, all as a starter. Hardawuy Is averaging 14.3 points. 4.8 rebounds and 5.6 assists per game. The Magic Is 10-13 und gaining more and more confidence In themselves as wcli as (he team's top draft pick. In comparison. Mashbum Is averaging 20.2 points. 5.3 rebounds and 2.0 assists for the Dnllus Mavericks, who have the NHA's worst record. Webber Is producing 10.5 points. 0.1 rebounds and 3.8 assists per game for the Injury-riddled Golden State Warriors. "I said from the beginning (his Is a (cam that's going to be playing belter as the season progresses." Hill said. "It was all a matter of getting comfortable with Penny and learning how to use him. both offensively and defensively. He's such an In­ stinctive basketball player, though. It's easy. The game comes so easy to him ." Not In the beginning, though. The draft-day trade that brought him and three future picks to Orlando In exchange for Webber was not popular with fans, who envisioned Webber teaming with Shaqullle O'Nrnl to lead the Magic to the playoffs this season. Hardawuy struggled during the preseason and was booed by fans, who w ere eventually won over by his versatility, unselfishness and rest for the game. At 6-7. he's able to use his size to dominate smaller guards and quickness to tuke advantage o f bigger players he encounters driving to the basket. " I saw him play this sum m er In Houston, so I'm not surprised by what he's doing," said Rockets center Hakeem Olajuwon. "H e's a fantastic player. He create* opportunities (for CBee Rookie, Pag* SB AREA, READ TH E SAN FO R D - « -.X HERALD DAILY �I B - Sanford Herald, Sanford Florida - Wedneadav, January 13, 19M S T A T S & STANDINGS DOGS A! U « l « 4 Orlande T m i 4|| night First rac* — l/lt. B. 11.14 i PdaFbbi*jt u » n o ion 7 Kiowa Pune* 0*0 411 ) Eyeua Conor 110 o i n i i i i m h i M iiM T ii M ir o ia St con* r*ct — 1/1. 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Chicago *1 Allan!*. 1 11 p m Denver al Indiana. I M pm Minnesota at OaUat. 0■10p m Miami al OaMatt Hat* It: M pm Thursday's dam n Houston at Wvshlngtan. 1 X p m Haw Jar w* at Clava land 1 M p m Nan York at Detroit. I H p m UtahalMilwauka*.I M pm PhoaniiallanAntema.I M p m Chartpttaat Sacramento 10 Mp m C O L L 1 G S B A S K IT B A L L OR — Ml ) ‘i *■> ♦»* 10'I llto F— ) s •to jg 14't 1) GB — )<l Sto im 17 )4't — )'l 1 ♦to tlto 1A*1 11 ttaal Kingt. Baa MIAMI (M ) Rica 11)111 . Long 4 I a 1 14. Salla* 1 0 )1 1 S Smith 1010 1 ) M Minor S| 1 ) 11. Saikal* 1 II M II. Shan J 1 7 7 M. Atkin* 14 004. Gaigar 01 000. Colas 1 4 0 0 4 Tolars 14 OOlt II0S SACRAMENTO llt ll S.mman* 111 I F II. Chtlcult i t 00 4. Tltdat* 1011 14 11. Richmond 0 14 14 II. Webb 41 11 10. L Smith 1 4 00 S. William* 1 I I 11 II Broom 0 1 0 0 0. Wilton 4 S 1 4 10 ToUN 40 011014)0) Miami I I It II M - M Sac>4 manta U 14 II 14 - 111 1 Po.nl goal* — Miami 1 10 IS Smith 4 0. Cola* 11. Shan 10. Atkin* 0 1. Rita 0)1. Sacramanto 11 IWilliamt 11. L Smith 11. Richmond O il Foe lad Oct — Nona Rebounds Miami M I Long 111, Sacramanto 11 llttdaia III Assist* — Miami II IS Smith II. Sacramanto M IS>mmon* 7) Total loci* — Miami II Sacramanto II A — 11.111 N B A LBAD BH S NBA Laadart NEW YORK - NBA Md.v,dw*l Wiring t>ald goal percentage rthowndtng *i id aivit leader t through Jan IS ; •• •% * • s J * • 0 0 Be • O O'Neal.Orl Robinson. S A Otoiuwon Hou Richmond. Sac K Melon*. Utah W.tkin*. Atl Barkley. Phoa Manning. LAC Ewing. N Y Mourning. Clsar.' Rka.AMa. K Johnson Phot Cowman N J Mill**. Ind Sprawall.G S Mathburn. Dali FO lF T Pts Avg n 744 IM ♦14 I* ) u 311 741 11) M0 n M I 1)1 AM M0 tt D4 III W MS t i J'u m 1)1 M 1 M no 144 4 » 111 I t m M4 4N )4 1 14 331 *4 S70 ))* It 341 IM 40 7)0 V IM IT ) I t t t i t tt 341 IM 44) n .i I I Ml IM sis n o JO 111 111 474 TO t 34 11) IM *40 M t M >14 DI tie MS 31 731 IM 4)4 M ) NCAA Woman’* Otvltian 11 Tap M OVERLAND PAR* Kan - The top M toamt In the NCAA Dlritton II woman* bit tribal I pell with lirtt place votat in parenlhe*#*. record* through Jan 10. and total point* 1 Portland Slat*. Or*. (71 ) Clarion. P* ) North Dakota It) 4 Michigan Tech ) Delta State. M.t* 4 North Dakota Slat* 1 Missouri Roll* 1 Augustan* S O 1 Nortotk Slat*, V# 10 Benttoy. Mat* II Southwest Baptist. Mo tl UC RlvarthS* 1) Ballarmin*. Ky. U Washburn Kan t) Stonahtll. Mast 14 Pittsburgh Johnstown 17. Florida Southern 11 South Dakota Stale 11 Presbyter lan. S C M Watt Taaat AAM 14 | t)f > 101, U7 s TI I 144 s 10 1 IM 4 11 US ; 113 1)4 ( It 1 III 11 10) 104 1 10 1 *4 to *) If ti II 1 14 II ) 44 14 11 40 1) 13 ss 4 10 1 44 IIS 43 4) II ♦A M _ 10 3 n 11 M l 31 M 13 1 i i 11 JUCO Warnin'* Top M COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo - Tho top » toamt in Mi* National Jimtor Coitog* A n ri. Attociallon woman'* batktthali poll with lirtt ploco votot in paranth****. record* through Jan 10and total pomti Record Pis 1 Waslark. Ark 14) fl uo i Howard. Ta ia i tl) M0 11 1 N E Oklahoma 14 t If 1 Trinity, Ta ia i IS ) It (Itol Grayton. T tra t IS 1 44 1 ftor Id* C C J If 1)0 Itto) Utah Valley n 1)0 1 Central Ar liana 14 3 *4 1 Andarton. S C 1)0 4) 10 Jonn A Logan. Ill 10) SO II E astarn Ok lahoma tt 131 IS. PentacaU, Flarlda 41 IM M S*ward. Kan 40 113 14 E Central. M!»a 100 n IS NW Mississippi n UO 14 Tyler. Taras III 3) 11 Mobarly Area. Mo it 11 3 II Indapandanta, Kan 14 13) llto) Vineanna*. Ind It ) >4 » Caspar. WyO 11 1 Tuesday* Warnin'* Batktthali Score* ■AST Babton 0), Amharit *0 Branded 1). M IT It Clark U 10. W Connecticut 10. OT Dickinton 00. Mettlah J! Elmira 1), Bingham Ion u Immaculala 10. Eailarn M Ithacall.CorllandSt 14 Lebanon V*l 41. Juniata 11 Main* td. Cont Connocticut SI It Matt Bottan *4. Matt Dartmouth *0 Mitat icordi* 14. Naumann 41 Naiarath. N Y 11. Kaukall Ntw HampthlraM. Brown It NYU I t Farto igh Dickinton 4) Penn*). Tempi* IS Robert* Wattoyan 4f. Rochttter TachU R P III, Hamilton 44 SI. Banavantur* TO. Wavl Virginia SI 40 St John Ft sharil, Hart wick SI Wattle id SI *0 Bridgewater Matt 41 William Smith 4) Overgo SI 44 Worctttor SI. II. Fllchbvrg SI 41 SOUTH Brf*ct*40. Union. Ky I* Coattal Carolina44 Charleston Southern *1 Emory 04. Ogtottwrp* 7) E Trnn**to* SI 00, Milligan 4* Farrum 10. Ayaralt S) Frotiburg SI ol. Shenandoah 11 Gaorgttowrt. Ky II. Midway a Gacrgia Soutoern II. UNC Char lotto II Lincoln Memorial 14. BIuali*Id St 10 Lindtay Wilton M. Spalding II Mary Washington IS. Bridgawalar. Va 0) MamphitSl 01. Oral Robt'lt 11 Mississippi It. South Carolina 11 MUttoupp. St 100. WilliamCaroy II Pama 10. Piedmont to Randolph Macon 00. E Mannomta )* Roanok* 0*. Guiltord 44 Shaw I), N C . Central 4* Va Intormonl M. BlwatialdColi 01 Virginia Union It . SI Paul *11 Washington A La* 41. Sawana* 41 William A Mary 01. David ton 11 *4 vwr. NO 44. Mobil* *4 MIDWEST AJma 44. Grand Rapids BapritI 41 Bathal. Kan M Bethany. Kan 44 Calvin u . Napa el Capital i A Ohio Northern 14 Central Sf .Ohio01. Kentucky St M Coal). Corned. Iowe a* Corncrd,a Nab 17. Northwestern. Iowa 14 Creighton!* Missouri!* Dalianc* 7), Blwttton U Fr»and* 11. Tabor 44 Grand V l Ilay 11 74 Aquinas 41 Hitting* 14 Do4na 41 John Carroll tt. tto.deiberg 11 Marian Wis 41 L4kttond40 Mar quell* 4) Camsiut 44 Midland Lutheran 4), Dane 10 Mount Union 11. Baldwin Watiact 11 Mount Vernon Nataran* It. UrbersaaO Muskingum M. Hiram 11 NE Illinois 100. Trinity, ill )• Notr* Dam* II, DaPaul 4J Otto*bam It Ma* toll* 1 1 Rio Grand* 4) Otuo Dominic an 41 Shown** St l|. Cedar villa 11 Taikyo Wastmar U.Siouv Falls 41 WalthI1.Tlll.n44 SOUTHWEST TatasAAM M T*>atI4 Tatat AAM King*,>ile M, Incarnate Wed 41 Te>4t Arlington II. Sam Houston SI 11 FARW EST Mesa Colo It. 1 Colorado 11 Whitworth 44. Whitman 11 NCAA Man's Division II Pall OVERLAND PARK Kan - The top 10 Itam i in Iht mans NCAA Division It bathalbad poll with >lr*l place votes Mt parentheses records through Jan 10. pr* vtou* ranking and total points Record PI* r*t 1 Virginia Untor (1) 1 104 140 1 Calilornia Pa M l IS) ? ) Philadelphia Ttetito 1 1 14) 4 4 Saatlto Pacilic. Wash ■10 1)1 $ S Indian*, Pa 14 0 114 • 4 S C Spartanburg 9 10 IM I. Florida lay Usern 1)4 141 11 1 New Hampshire Cod I 1 to 10 * South Dakota SI D O 44 14 10 Kentucky Wesleyan * 1 41 ) 11 CS (lasers' ito 1)1 4) 1) 11 South Dakota 1 4 7 70 11 Hampton. V* 1) I 47 IS 14 Southern Indiana ♦ 1 S) Of IS Alabama A4M S I 40 4 1* Missouri Western SI M l )4 U 11 Jacksonville SI .Ala It ) 1) nr 14 Norfolk $1*1* Va II 1 M tit 11 Mmittippi Cod It ) 11 II M Quincy. Ill • I 10 rw NAIA Man’s Die II Tap M TULSA Okie — Th* sop IS toamt in tt* NAIA Dtolsum II man » basketball pod with lirtt ptac* votat in paranth**** records through Jan t total points and previous ranking Retard Pit Pvt t WHIamafto, Or* (ijt 1) ) SOS ) ) William Jawatl. AM (11 U 4 4*4 ] S (lethal. Ind I) 1 474 14 4 Hutton. Mam* III IS 9 all 71 S Eureka III 1 ) all 1 4 S*ou* Fall*. S O (1) 1) ) Ml — II 1. Embry Riddle 4 Ml 4 4 Alice Lloyd. Ky 11 1 MO 14 ♦ Hasting* Neb 11 ) 747 — 10 Ohio Dommic*n 1) ) 704 — II Central Methodist Mo II 1 III — 1) Northwestern, low# 1) ) IS) 1) II Northern state S D to S 104 1 14 AAarian, Ind 1) ) 171 1 tl CaNTwelt. N J 1 ) 174 II 14 St Joteph 1 Main# 4 ) IS) H 17 Indiana Tech 1) 4 111 — t| Holy Family. P# 11 4 144 11 If Walsh. Ohio 10 7 m 1 M Edgewood Wi* M ) 1U 14 11 Law)* A Clark. Ore M • III )1 V Taylor. Ind 1) 4 114 — 11 St Thomas Aqumas N Y II 10 IM 14 Otari t. Mo • 1 n — IS Aibartton. Idaho t 4 94 9 JUCO Tap M COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo - Th* top M team* in Itw National Junior Cel tog* Athtottc Atioctotton basketball poll with tint place veto* in paranth**** record* through Jan 10 and total point* Record P)» 1 NE Oklahoma A4M 11) 14 1 111 1 Hutchinson CC. Kan (4) 17 1 lot 1 Midland Tasas (II 4) 14 9 t D i.•*. Ulan ll) 40 141 ) Andarton S C no 70 4 Odessa Te.es III Ml •1 1 Connors. Okie M 1)1 1 South#**t#rn. Iowa 4) 14 1 * Wabash III 1) 1 It 10 Mineral Area. Mo 14) 17 II Aquinas. Tann 11 1 » I) Hagerstown Md 17 1)3 1) NE Mississippi >4 13) 14 NorlhtandPtonoar. Aril 111 n It Chipola it IS ) 14 Fautkar.Ala 17 1)3 17 Monro*. N Y no IS II McLennan. T*eat ia i 11 If Butler. Kan 1)4 n M South Georgia 10 DO Tuesday'* Caitoga Basketball Scar** CAST Amherst 104. Curry 41 B4bsen 41 Brenda'S 74 Baruchll.St Joseph t. L I 11 BlnghamtonSl It, Harlwick M BlualtoidSt *1 Aidarson Broaddut/4 Clark U 47 W Connecticut44 Colby tl. Colby Sawyer II Oraval 74. Rutgers tl Iona 11 Norttsaattorn I ) Johns Hopkins4). Havartordle Lebanon V*l *t. Juniata u Main* tl Hotslra 40 Mass Dartmouth 14. Mas* Boston 74 Mount St Vincent It. CCNY 44 Naw Hampshire Tl, Cor t CormotticutSt 01 Nyack 44. E . Naiartn* *0 Providence I* Rhode Island 11 Salve Regina 11. Worses tor Tech 14 Skidmore It, Ithaca H, OT Tempi* J*. Pans 41 Trinity. Conn 10. K mg* Point Tl lulls 14. Albert US Magnus 1) Vermont 07. Dorlmouth 01 Washington. Md 74 Galiauctol 10 Westfield SI *1. Bridgewater.Mass 01 WgrctstorS' IIS. Fitchburg S* It VatotO. Swarthmor*47 SOUTH Embry Rlddtot*. Dominican. N.V. II Emmanuel 70). PansacaU Christian II FI* Intornaltotsal 11. Flarlda Atlantic It F tor Me 44. South Florida 44 Georgetown Ky tl. Plkavitto 41 Johnson C Smith tW. Livings ton* 40 Loyola NO 10. Sawana* 74 Mary WasnmgtonU. W Maryland 74 Maryland (0. Florida SI. 14 Mary villa. Tarsn 4). King. Tann 4) Mobil* 44. Xavier. NO 41. OT Monlrtat Anderson 10. Clinch Valley *4 N C Central 01. Shaw 44 Oglethorpe 00. Emory 11 South Alabama U . Southern Mi** 01 Stony Brook *0 Mosail SI Mary. N Y 41 Va Intotmont 10. BluatlaldColl 00 Villanova 01. Richmond 00 Virginia Union tt. SI Paul i 44 Winston Satom H. SI Augustma't SI MIOWE1T Baptist Bibto Mo *0. SI Louit Christian44 Balhal. Kan tl. Bathany. Kan at Black Hilli SI 71. Chadron SI II Columbia. Mo to. Can! Mrihod .iM Elmhu,sl*4 Wh*4lon 44 FontbonnaOO AAaryvilto.Mo 11 Grinnall II*. Barel 100 lllinoil Weslyn to. Augustan*.Ill 44 Indiana Ot. Iowa 11 Indiana Tachtt. Indian* WastoyanOt Iowa Waslyn t*. Missouri Baplisl IS Lok* Forest**. Baton 11 Me Kendra* tl. Graanvllto II North Park 70. Carthage S! Ohio Domusican to. Rio Grande 04 Park 44. Llndenwoodtt Shawn** St 0*. Cedar nil* 11 SI Bona van lure 14. N low# 70 SI Francis. Ill 00. Olivet Haiarena 71 St LautlM. Memphis SI. tt Tabor 00. Friends 71 SOUTHWEST JUsgato SI. 09. Abilene Christian 10 Arkansas 04, LSU 0J Rk* II. Southern M4fh *1 S Naiarena 4t. SW Oklahoma 41. OT Sam Houston SI OB. Ttia s Arlington It S' Mary s. Tasas IS. Schreiner 41 Tk AAM Kings villa tl. Concord.* luth 0* FARW EST E Naw M*11CO04 N Mas Highlands*) Metro SI 01. Colorado Christian a* Saatlto *0. Soallto Pac ilk 41 SI Mary'*.Cal tl.CS Northridgat* UNLV 101, UC Irvin* It FLO R ID A 41. SOUTH FLORIDA 44 FLORIDA 111 II Anderson 1 1 1 ) 1 DeCtorcqaiOO II. Hill ) 101 10 14. Brown 4 10 1 1 14. Croat J 4 4 4 I ) G William* 00 1 ) 1 Ku.sm* ) ) ) l 7. MickeniO t 00 0. Oyrkoibotn I 1001 Totals 1141 n i l at SOUTH FLORIOA ( I I ) Salter* 7 14* t » . Robmson 4 111 ] t. Rush 4 7 1 4 10. Summer! t i l l ) . Atkin, 1 1000 4. Detent y 04 00 0 Polk 4 to I 1 I*. Hyatt 0 J 000. Jackson 1 4001 Totals 14 » ) i l n e t Malltlm# — Florida 14. South Florida It I Point goat* — Florida 1 10 (Anderson 0 ) Brown ) 1. Cross I 1. Kv ima 11), South Florida 1 II lAtkinsC 4 Polk )*1 Fouiedoul - Jackson (South Fla I Rebounds - Florida H ID*Ctorcq t|. South Florid* 14 (Sana's 101 Assists - Florid* 1) (Cross 4). South Florida II I Jackson 11 Total touts - Florida It (DeCtorcq. Hill 4), South Florida JO (Ja ckso n 1) Technicals — F lo rid * IKreugerl A -11*17 M ARYLANDM . FLORIOA STATE 74 FLORIDA ST. <7 *1 Sura 4 1)4 4 11. Robinson * I 4 11*. Bed 1 7 I I 4 Shephard I t 00 A Collin* I la 00 I) Luck man 1 )1 1 1 . Or atom I 1 1 } J. Cor**' 1 7 00 7. Kerner 00 1 0 0 Totali M 4 7 I4 I! 74 MARYLAND tt II Mipp 1 1} I I 11 Booth 4 10 I ) ». Smith I II 1 1) 1) Simpkins 4 1 1 ) 10, Rhodes 4 10 I ) t, Busnic 1 4 00 1. Koverik 1 1 00 1. Lucas 0 I 111. Bristol 00000. Shullj 0 0 0 0 0 Tolait 1**1101**0 Malltlm* - Maryland ) i Florida SI U 1 point goats — Florida SI 4 10 (Shapard } 4. Collins 11. Cooper I ). Sura I 1 Graham 0 II. Maryland 111 IHipp la Booth 01, Bosrvc 0 I. Simp* ms 01 Rhodes 0 41 Footed Out Sura Raid Rebounds — Florida S< 10 1Robinson 10). Maryland 11 (Smith Ml Assists - Flarlda SI I) ISvra uollins Cooper 31. Maryland II I Rhodes *1 Total touts — Florid* SI II. Maryland 1* A IAMB FLA. INTERNATIONAL 1). FLORIOA ATLAN TIC 10 FLA INTERNATIONAL (I II Maryck 0 0 0 10 14. Stuart II tt 4 0 II Nlcall* 0 * 1 4 I. Lawson 0 )1 0 1 . Nicho<*t 11 I l f Marriott01000. Leak*01111 Oo/wr 01 I 4 7. FtomingO 1000 Totals 114*11)0 7) F LOR I DA A TLAN TIC 10 14) Jvmerson 1*00 a Ritter 1 10) 11 Horton) 00 0 0 0 . Harvey ) 104 4 I). Eddan * I) 14 17. Ptoptos 11 11 1. McGmty 00000. Buchanan 4 1 l i t ) II B-own 1 )1 1 4 . lto>imd 00 00 0 Totals M U 1 7 M T0 Haititm* - Florid* Atlantic M Fla Intarnational 11 1 Point goals — Ft* In tornational I* (Nicholas I I . L**k* O ). Marriott 0 I. Lawson 0 II. Florid* Atlantic I I I (Harvoy 1*. Riitor I t ) Foutod out Nicholas. Jemorson 1*o'lord Peoples Re bounds - FI# Intomalianal 11 I Stuart *1. Florid* Atlantic 11 (Edden II Assist* - Fla International 0 I Lawson II. Florid* Atlantic | (Harvey ). Buchanan II Tiiai tools — Fla inter nation*! tl. F tor Ida Atlantic if A — n t NFL DRAFT Iff* N FL Ora ft Underclassman Th* I t Underclassmen who have granted special eligibility tor t*w teas NFL dr alt On April 1* )1 Each al the players have been put ot high school Tor *1 least three seasons and submitted a written application renouncing their remaining colt-y* rt.g.b.ii IfSam Adam*, di, Tasas AAM M ar* Sate*, r b. A'ljpna State Trent Diltor.c Marshall Faulk, rb. SORDeg^ Slate Wllltom FI*yd, lb. f S t U* Slat* Marvin Goodwin. *. UCLA Rodney Harrison.db Western lti.no., Georg* Hegam.n ol. North Carolina Stato Greg Hilt. rb. Taras A AM Jo* Johnson da. L*u<tvitto Calvin Jon**, rb Naoratka Jimmy Klingtor. Ms. Houston Char Sat Levy. rb. Ar non* Thomas Lewis, wr. Indiana Dwight McFaddm. rb Southern Cat Jamir Vittor. lb. UCLA Byron Morn*, rb. Taaat Tech A J Otodito. to. Missouri Da,id Palmer, wr, Alabama Carey Sawyer, cb. Flarlda Slat* Camay Scoli. wr, San Dwgo State Heath Shcilyr db. Tennessee Bruce Walker, dt. UCLA lamoni Warren, rb. Colorado Dan Wilkinson, dt. Oh* Slat* Rodney Woodard rb. West Virginia NFL AW ARDS N FL Defensive Raakl* Ot Th# Year Th* National Football League t Detenu,* Rook** ol the Year named by the Associated Press and selected each year by a nation* id* panel ol sportwrilert and broadcaster* 1141 - Lem Barney, Detroit. CB 1140 — Claud# Humphrey, Allan!#, £ IN I - Jo*Greene Pittsburgh. T 1110 — Bruce Taylor. San Francisco. CB IU1 — l*lah Robertson. Los Angetot LB t ill — Willi* Buchanan. G rim Bay. CB 111) - Wally Chamber*. Chicago. T 1174 — Jack Lambert. Pittsburgh. LB HIS — Robert Braille. Houston, LB 1174 — Mika Haynat. New England. S 1171 - A.J. (Mt*. Miami. T 111) — Al Bakar. Dalroll. E IlH - JtmHattolt.Bullato.LB I NO - Buddy Curry. Atlanta. LB. and Al RlChardton. Atlanta. LB IN I — LawrenceTeylor.N Y Giant*. LB IN I - Chip Bank*. C Iceland LB IN ) — Vernon Maiwall. Baltimore. LB IN4 - Bill Meat. Kansas City. NT IN ) - DuanaBtcktH. Indianapod*. LB IN* - Jahn OHerdjhl. Miami, IB IN I — Shan* Conlan. Bulla to. LB IN0 - Enk McMillan. N Y Jels. S IN I — Derrick Thomas. Kansas City. LB IH0 — Mark Carrier, Chicago. S IN I — AAik* Croat. Denver. LB llf l — Dal* Carter. Kansas City. CB IN ) — Dana Stubblaftold. San Francisco. Sand Trap Sava* I. Dans Lav* III. 07 ) V 1. Ban Crtnshaw. OS 7% J dial. Rocco Medial* and Phil Mlckelun. 40 0% S. Scat! Simpson. 77 0% 4. Nolan Mens* 71 OX I. David Edward*. 71 1% I. 4 tied with 44 1\ Edmonton I) 1) 4 » US DO Tuesday's Games Pittsburgh I, Boston 4. OT Philadelphia 4. Ottawa 1 Toronto I. Washington I Buffalo S. Chicago 1 Dallas ) Edmonton 1 Calgary I.Quebec 0 Lot Angeles 1. San Jos* 1. tl* Wednesday's Game* Naw Jartay *' Montreal 7 l ) p m Tampa Bay *1 Detroit. I I ) p m flwttatoat Winnipeg. 0 M p m Quebec at Vancouver. 10 ) ) p m Hartford at tot Angela*. 10 M p m San Jos* al Anahaim 10 U p m Thursday's Oamas Ftorid* at Pittsburgh. 7:71 p m Boston at Philadelphia 7 U p m 0*11*1 at Toronto 1 M p m Tampa Bay al Chtcage. 0 U p m Edmonton at St Lou.t.O M p m I, Jtll Megger) S) 1 dial. Davit Lov* III and Grtg Herman, vs 4. Phil Mickttton. 4) ). Fred Couple1. 11 4. David Edwards. I ) 1. Scad Simpson I ) 0. Brad Ogto. K t. Howard Twllty. 0* If. lay Haas, tl N H L L IA D K R S NHL Scaring Laadart NEW YORK NHL scoring taader* through jan to A, PT1 PIM Player. T»*m OP c Fedorov Det 40 » 49 *5 19 Gretlky. LA 40 17 SI ro 17 Andreychuk. Tor 44 !4 M Sf •0 41 I) u S9 •9 Gilmour Tor Reccht. IN11 4J II M 14 H Oates Bos V 14 41 SS )' 41 77 M 1) )7 Modano Dal 47 17 u 11 • Sakic.Qu* 40 N )4 S7 17 Hull. S*L 41 H J7 17 9; Tkachuk. Wpg Turgeon NYl » M 17 S7 4 Jarmay, SIL 47 fl to St 14 Shanahan. SIL 47 11 74 SI 1 41 74 M II M Ntouwwndyk.Cgy Vetann* Wpg 41 7) 74 SI 70 Ihamnov. Wpg as IF 34 It U 41 14 M SI as Jagr.Pif 41 II 11 m 41 Roen ck Chi 40 77 7» 44 V* Robitaitto LA Stmdm.Qu* 47 M 11 4; 74 44 M 11 47 11 Y kthm. Off Francis. Pit 41 1) >4 74 79 1) 13 it 74 Bourque Bov 44 79 44 14 Courtnall Dat 11 40 » 77 41 74 Stovant Pif G O LF Gwlt Money Laadart PONTE VEORA Lead pg money an narson th# IW4 PGA Tour Money T r« 1 Phil Micktlson 1 IIM909 1 I 7 red Couples 11)0 009 vao 000 ) Tom Kite 1 1 Vkt 47) 4 Jay He*s 1 Ittol Davit Love III 144 4M tea si) llial Jatl Maggen l llto) Scoff Simpson 1 144 41) • David Edwards 1 1)4 009 Ittol (toward Twitty 1 1)4 909 10 Grtg Ttormen 1 1)1 aoo 1 11 BenCrenshaw lit)» (Itol Brail Ogto 1 STO M0 U Jtm f atlagher. Jr 1 SIS 000 tfto) BHIy Mayfair • SM 000 1 IMOOtt Ittol Mite Hand'r I 14 Fulton A Item I7 70QC 17 Nolan Hens# 1 sit soo Ittol Blame McCaitittor 1 111.soo llto) Vl|#y Singh 1 171 V00 70 LaeJanian 1 iie iM Ittol Grant Wait* 179 7SC 1 77 Jim McGovern St* UO 1 7) John Inman 1 stl 009 I i Rocco Mad atr I I I I too Gall Stas PONTE VEORA Statistical leader* on Ih# 1994 PGA Tovf tfcreuffl it* Mercedes Championship wh.<h ended Jen * Scaring Loader* I (11*1. Fred Couples and Phil Michaitott. 4*17 J. Tom Kll*. 70 47 4 (71*1. J iy Haas. Davit Lav* III, Jell M*gg*et and Scott Simpson 70 17 0 ilw ). David Edward* and Hoeard Twitty. 71I I 10 Greg Norman 71 47 Driving Distance t. Fred Couples. 177 ) 1. Davis Lov* ill. 77) * ). Drag Norman m e A Brett Ogto 174 4 ! Vi|*y Singh 144 0 4. M ill Stondtr 147) 1. Jim Gallagher J r . J44 4 0. Phil Mxkalton. 1414 1 Blaus* McCaMlttor. NO f 10 Howard Tnitty. 1)4 4 Driving Accuracy I. David Edwards H i S I. John Inman. 714\ ) Itto). Nolan Hank* and Jatl Maggert 77 IN S Dial. Billy Akaylair. Blam* Me Cal11star Grtg Norman and Scott Simpson. 71 4% 1 .) Itod with 471\ Greens in Regvlatton 1 (Itol. Grtg Norman and Bratt Ogto 11 I S ) Dial. David Edward*. Dari* Lov* III ond Jim McGovern. 1)0% 4 (Isa). Fred Couplet. Phil Midetton. Vl|ay Singh and Gran! wait*, n * \ to Tom Kit* m s Petting leaders I, Phil MiCktiton. I *71 1 Jett Maggert 14*4 ). Scott Simpson | 111 4 Howard Twitty. t 72s 1. Mike Standly. I 117 4 dim). Ben Crtnshaw and Billy Mayfair I 7U | Greg Norman. I 111 1 David Edwards t let 10. Jim Gallagher. Jr . t 7)0 Total Driving 1. Grtg Norman. I 1 (tt*). Blam* Me Cellular and Vl|*y Singh. 14 4. Jail Maggert. IS S Brett Ogto. 14 4. Nolan Hank*. 17 7, Oavit L ot * III. If 0 Ilia). Fred Couptot and Jay Haas. N 10. Iliad with 11 |j| li L tilin I (Itol. Fred Couplet. Nolan Htnk*. Billy Mayfair. J tll Maggert D 1. Phil Micktlson N ) Greg Norman 11 A Mika Standly 17 ) llto). Deris LOv* III and Howard Twllty. I* 1.0 Iwd with IS Bifidt# L*AB#r« I. Jett Maggert 1) 1. Phil Mickelsen.» 1 Grtg Norman. 11 4. Mika Standly, II. ) (tie). Davis Love III and Howard Twllty. 1* 1. 4 bed with II Venters Meaty Leader* PONTE VEORA — Leading money w h s nar* on th* 1*14 San.or PGA Tour through th* Mwr cedes Championship, which tndtd Jan 1 1 Jack Nhklaus sue 000 1 Bob Murphy 1*0000 1 Oav* Stockton Lea 000 4 Hay Fio,d saoooo 5 Jim Colbert SJ* soo tie Lea Trevino susoo 1 Bob Char Its tu rn 0 AIGaiberger SI 1000 * George Archer I I I M0 tt* Si mom Hobday 111 lit II Jim Albut U ) )S0 t w Dato Douglas* BUM 117000 11 J C Snead da Tam Wargo ID00O IU00Q IS CTuChiRedngual l* Bob Bettor III SOO tl Tam Shaw 111 000 II G bbv Gilbert 110M0 II Bob Wynn S .. T R A N S A C T IO N S Tuesday's Spot I* Transactions BASEBALL American Leefue CALIFORNIA ANGELS - Announced th* revgnatlon ol White, Her tog. general man age' Named Bill Barest general manage, CHICAGO W HITE SOX - Named Bo , Dear mas bullpen catenae Inettod Darrin Jackson Jo* Hall. Billy Jo* Hobart. Darns Howitt and Greg Tubbs outfielders Scan Christman. Chris Bushing Dennis Cook Brian Gisarn and Watty Rtlchit pilch#** and Clement# Ai,*r*i and Roberto Machado c**ch*r*. to tpring train,ng a* non ratter player* TEXAS RANOERt — Agreed to terms* m Crlt Carpenter, pitcher, on a pn* year contract National League CHICAOO CUBS — Agreed to terms with Chuck Cnm. Dm Brennan and Tarry Brass pitchers and Eric Ycto-ng inIwider an minor league contract* and melted them to tpe -ng training a* non roster players CINCINNATI REOS - Agreed to toms R J Reynolds Outfielder on a minor toague contract and inelttd him to spring training at a non roster player NEW YORK M ETS - Invited Fernando Vm* and Pablo Martin*), mttotdar A to spring training at non rostor player* PITTSRUROH PIRATES - Agreed to seem* with Oland* Merced, outtwidee an a an* year contract Added brag Brawn to their broadcast toam BASKETBALL Tieliana I Bask* the 11Astael* tie* DENVER HUGOSTS - Placed Daman Me* guard, on th* injured list Signed Adorns Jordan guard toe 10 day contract INDIANA PACERS - Placed Dato Dart* forward an Ih* ln|urtd 14*1 Activated L aSalto Thompson forward Canto*, from th* in|u'*dlist FOOTBALL Nr 11*0*1 Fa* than Laagu* INDIANAPOLIS COLTS - f.red Dwam Paint**. iac*ir*rt coach LOS A N O ELES R AIO ER S - Placed Chattoe McGtocklon. detent, r* lineman on Injured reserve Signed Warren Powers detoettlv* lineman NEW YORK JE TS - Promoted Grtg Robintan. detenur t tm* catch, to defensive coordinator PITTSBURGH S T I E L E R I - Fltgd John Gvy special teams coach and Stove Fur ness 0*ton*! v* line coach T V fR A D IO AUTO RACINO la m - SUN, Th# Baja 1000 COLLEGE BASKETBALL 7 p m - ESPN Miami at Pittsburgh. 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Sanford, Florida - Wad neaday, Jan: j y 12, 1004 - >8 Garvey com es out on top in W orld 150 S »M U I to tlM Harold DARDKHVILLE — Mike Garvey rarer! around Mario Gosselln with 36 laps to no last Saturday night and went on to claim the championship In the World 150 for Laic Models at Volusia County Speedway. At the cud of the 150-lap event on the half-mile asphalt oval, the only other drivers on the lead lap along with Garvey were Goaselln and Mike Franklin. Garvey, of Menitl Island, returned to Volusia County Speedway after a 1903 win with the NASCAR All Pro Series touring group of Late Models to race the NASCAR short track ahead of a group of 15 tough competitors. *'l blistered u right front tire." Garvey said. "And I never blister a tire out here. I was Just waiting for a late hteak and thunkfully, I got It. I feel real bad nlxiut Ronnie Roach. I don’t race like that." Garvey was referring to lap 52. whrn Garvey bumped Roach, who lost control on the front straightaway, spun, and nailed the Inside pit wall. Following Garvey. Gossclln. and Franklin across the finish line were Jack Conk and Bobby Blake, both two laps' down from the three lead-lap finishers. In other divisions raced at Volusia County Speedway last Saturday night: • Ray Fulford of Holly Hill finally got his first feature win at VCS. coming out on top In the 25-lap Pro Stock feature. • Peter Chlchltano won the 20-lap Super Stocks main event. • Wayne Heckle look the top spot In the 25-lap Florida Modlfleds event. • Derrick Luthe was the winner In the 20-lap Mini Stocks headliner. Fulford ran the entire 1993 season In the Street Stock division without a win. Includ­ ing a race that he was leading Into the final tap whrn u lug stud on hui right rear wheel broke, earning him a special Jacket pres­ ented at the VCS awards banquet that honored him for "Alm ost One Win." While Fulford dodged the dubious dis­ tinction o f repeating the honor with his season opening win. his victory came when early leader Jeff Miller, last year's Street Stock champion, had to retire late In the race, "J eff had m e." Fulford said. "I don't know what happened to Jeff. I guess he broke. I finally got lucky." F u lfo r d w as f o llo w e d a cross th e start/flnlsh line by Dean Bennett. D.J. Ilruddock. Dennis Bennett, and Donnie Williams. Chlchltano, a regular In the VCS Late Model Slocks division during the 1993 campaign, moved Into 1994‘s new Super Stock division and claimed a trip to the winner's circle for Ihe first time. “ If we get u few more cars In this class, we'll have a great time," said Chlchltano. who resides In Palm Coast. Like Fulford. Chlchltano benellled when the early leader — DcLund's Earl Mark — ran Into trouble late In the race. “ Earl blew up In front nf m e ." Chlchllano said. "H e and David Ponder were running real tough." Filling out the top live behind Chlchltano were Ponder. Jerry Gllltard. Terry Russell, and Chad Allman. In Ihe Florida Modlfleds flnnl. Heckle led Wray Shafer, Dentil Corrnlcan. Lewis Bcldock. and Mark Beldock. Trailing Luthe In the Mini Slock main event were Robert Main, Rod Hutcher. Wes Fllynw. and Dave Johnson Racing action returns to Volusia County Speedwuy on Saturday. Jan. 22. with a card of racing headlined by the W orld 200 for Late Models. Also scheduled to nin thut night are the Pro Slocks. Super Storks. Florida Modlfleds. and Mini Stocks Lakeland 17-year-old bests Late Model field By PAUL M AftSIQLIA Special to tha Herald ORLANDO — Seventeeen-year-old rookie sensation Tuffy Healer took the measure of the Late Model field Friday night at Orlando Sprcdworld. scoring his first ever career Late Model win. Starting from the outside pole. Hester, a resident of Lakeland, dueled briefly with Scott Bramlett before assuming a lend he would never relinquish. "I'v e been close the last few months and tonight. I finally got the w in." said Hester, who had six top-five finishes In seven starts going Into Friday night’s featurr event. W ood----------Contlantd from IB night In the Sportsman division. Crossing the stripe four car lengths behind Pierre was Art ' Chapman. Rounding out the top five were David Gould. Don Tracey, and Steve Reddltt. Howard Osteen outdurlled Perry Crowe. Danny Bancroft. J oe M iddleton, and W ayne "Everything was Just perfect. The car was great. I had no trouble staying ahead of the field tonight. Lee (Faulk) and the other guys did a rrnl good Job keeping me In the race." Trailing Hester and Bramlett to llie stripe were Ricky Wood. Scott Reeves, and Ricky Marshall. The evening's Florida Modified feature also was won by a Lakeland driver — Raymond Lovclady. Lovelady led every lap on the way to first win o f the season Jim Crowe Jr.. Wayner Parker. Wally Patterson, and Pop Tucker rounded out Ihe top five. Limited Late Model honors went to Tim m y Todd, giving him three feature wins Parker to register his flrst-cvrr Florida Modified victory. After starting on the pole. Gary Frusli used ihe advantage to win hi* second Ikimber main event of the season. Finishing second ill rough fifth, respective­ ly. were to Bobby Stcvrns. Glen C astro. John M itchell, and Chuck Void. New Smyrna Beach driver Boh on the young season. Chasing Todd to the checkers were Michael Williams. Darren Gould. Gary Schllchter. and J e ff Kolp. Bobby Sears chalked up win No. 4 of the 1994 season, leading mnst of the wat to win the Mini-Stock feature over Dink Sullivan. David Lecklltner. Kelly Jarrett. and Gene Van Alstlne. Barbara Pierce dominated the Spoilsman featurr. finishing a full straightaway ahead of runner-up Paul Colgan C om ing In behind Ihe two leaders were Rick Johns. Jeff Rule, and David Gould. Other winners last Friday night were John Smith (Bombers). Jim Cook (Run-Abouts). Jim Erb IFour-CyUnder Bombers), and Brett Weber (Four-Cy Under Enduro). Doxle held olf a hard charge by C onrad G renier to win his first-ever Mini-Stock featurr. "1 owe this win to Waynr Graham." said Doxle. who hus been racing for two seasons. "E very week, he gels the car going foster and faslri. Right now. we're more competitive than we've ever been." Bobby Sears. Mike Bamcs Jr.. and Keith French trailed Doxle and Grenier to the checkered Bag. Other Iraturc winners last Saturday night w ere Timmy Todd (Limited L a te Models). J a m es Craw ford (Go-Karts). Shannun Smith (Run-Alxiuis). and Gary Hinkle |I>rmnliiion Derby) Rookie Grand Prix of Miami won’t move until ’96 MIAMI A lth ou gh the Grand Prlx o f Miami has u n d e rg o n e a c o m p le t e overhaul on Its car types. It will not change sites until at least 1996. The ,2lh annual race Is contracted to remnln here through 1997. 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Powering the Whclchcl & Howard attack were Craig Tossl (double, two singles, two RBII, Mike Graves (double, two singles, two runs). Terry Russl (two singles, run, RBI), and Chris Wargo (two singles. RBI). Also contributing were Russl (single, two runs, two RBI). Davis (single, run, RBI). Vince Howard (single, two runs). Johnson (single, run). Wargo (two runs) and Dun GoodllngInin). Other contributors were Emmltl Davis, Brian Howard and Mike McLuhon (two singles and one run each). Eric Johnson (single, two RBI), Vince Howard and Steve Aten (one single and one run each) and Denny Clayton (run. RBI). The final game o f the evening saw Whclchr! & Howard and Gager Pesl Control trade the lead back-and-forth until Ihe fifth Inning when, with Gager leading 10-9. Whclchcl h Howard pul u six Providing the olfense for Gager Pest Control were Donnie McCoy (three singles, three runs. RBII. Tom Clark (home run. double. Iwo runs, four RBII. Todd Morgan (double, single, two RBII. 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H r already has an Orlando rookie-record 75 steals and someday wotdd like lo be rccognlxed as the league's defensive player o f Dir year " I'm just trying to play hard every game." Mild Hardaway, who made a New Year's resolu­ tion to assert h im self mure offensively and take some of Ihe pressure of carrying the Magic ofT O'Neal, the N H A's leading scorer. In four games this month, he's averaged 20.8 points, four re­ bounds and six assists. " ! know now thut l'in putting big points on the board It's going to be harder for m e because teams are going to be focusing on inc more." Hardaway said. "B u t I'm ready to take Ihe challenge." of Mutnrsports. the race's pro­ moter. "But I can't give up one site and not have the other one ready." cv C o a t la o t d fr o m I B halt construction two weeks later because of environmen­ talists' concerns about the preservation o f what Sanchex referred to aa 30 acres of "low-quality wetlands". An environmental meeting will be held In Homestead T h u r s d a y to d e t e r m i n e whether permits will be Issued so that stadium construction can restart as soon as possible. If so. the estimated time of com pletion Is 13 months, which would most likely be too late lo stage next year's Grand Prlx. " I f we can't hold the Grand Prlx there, we'll come back with a second event," Sanchex said. "The (Sports Car Club ol America) has already com­ mitted to a six-hour endurance race, the first time ever for Trans-Ams. That will probably bc the first major event at Homestead, the future o f rac­ ing In South Florida." Sanchcx said the switch from the more expensive IMSA p r o to ty p e s to th e S C C A Trans-Ams, which coat about 8200.000 per car, would open up the race to the entire field, rather to the wealthiest car manufacturers. Associated Prsdd fa s te r Cj You can get sales quick with the help of your Visa or MasterCard. Just call us at 322-2611 with your card number and expiration date, and we'll be glad to help you write an ad that's a sure sell. S a n fo rd H e ra ld �4B - 8anion) Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Wednesday. January 1?. 1994 People Cook of the Week IN BRIEF Baking just com es naturally to therapist DAR chapter to meet Friday SANFORD — The Sallle Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meel Friday. Jan. 14. at Page School. The social hour begins at 2 p in., followed by the meeting at 2:30 p.m. The program topic Is World War II Reflections. For Information, call Sara Patterson. 322-7228. LAKE M A R Y Having a full-time career, raising a teen­ age daughter, and being a very active member of her church. Cook of the Week Ruthannc Alarcon Is finding out that there is more In the way of desire to hake then there Is time left In her day. Be that as It may. Alarcon somehow always seems to find a way to get the w on­ derful aroma o f her baking to fill her lovely Lake Mary home. Alarcon Is quick lo explain that when It comes to baking or cooking, she Is pretty much "self-taught." She said. " I nevet cooked much as a young girl, living at home. Basically, most of my cooking knowledge came along a bit later, tn my adult life. I guess you could call It on-theJob training." When It comes right down to a preference be­ tween c o o k in g and baking, baking wins hands down with Alarcon. Career-wise. Alarcon has been working for 12 years In the field o f occupational therapy. She specializes tn hand therapy. Most recently she's taken a p o s it io n w ith H and R e ­ habilitative Service In Altamonte Springs, and feels that she has found the perfect blend within her work place. Aleutian Islands reunions planned Aleutian Island veterans Interested tn attending the 1994 friendship reunions should send a self addressed stamped envelope to A.F. King. P O Box 130327. Sunrise FL 33313. All service branches, spouses/guests or family members are welcome. The locations for the 1994 reunions arr scheduled for St. Luis Obispo CA on March 6-8: Bangor ME on March 20-22: Concordia MO on April 10-12: Cleveland TN on May 15-17 and Hampton VA on July 6-8. Loam pine needle weaving Pine needle weaving will be offered at the Pioneer Settlement for the Creative Arts starting Monday. Jan. 31 from 1-3 p.m. This will be an eight week class. The fee for this workshop Is 837 plus your own pine needles. Mary Behrman of DeLand will be the instructor who has been doing the craft lor more than 50 years and teaching It for many years os well. She is also the author of “ The Book ol Pine Needle Craft." Class size is limited and pre-registration ts required. The Pioneer Settlement la located In Barbcrvlllc. Just west of the Intersection of Highways 17 and 40. For more Information or lo register, call the Settlement at (904)749-2959. People helper classes ready Th e Central Florida Helpline will be offering a People Helper training course beginning on Monday. Jan, 24. The course Is designed to help give participants the tools and the skills lo help those who are dealing with problems such as child abuse, alcohol and drug addictions, suicide and grtef. It will help Identify the problems and offer ways to help those In need. For more Information on the course, call 740-7408. Burn a n d r a i s e d In Pennsylvania, moving lo Florida w as a w e lc o m e c h a n g e , especially where the climate ta concerned. "W e came to Florida about seven years ago for a vacation," says Alarcon. "T h e weather was wonderful and Jobs In my field were abundant, so a few years later we made the m o v e lo l i v e In F lo r id a .* ' Alarcon's daughter. Melissa, also enjoys living In Florida. Melissa. 13. currently attends Lakcvlew Middle School. For the most part Alarcon and Melissa are homebodies. Getting settled In with her new Job ts very exciting for Alarcon, how­ ever. It's still "kin d of Uke that first day at a new school." she Camera club aota meetings The Seminole Lake Mary Camera Club meets the second Wednesday every month In Old Lake Mary City Hall. 158 N. Country Club Rd. at 7:30 p.m. For more Information, call Grace at 321-4723 or Set at 323-8691. Nar-Anon to moat Nar-Anon meets every Wednesday at 8 pan. ul West Lake Hospital, 589 West State Rood 434. Longwood. Nsr-AnotrWW* support group open to tarn tile* and frtentfvttf'lddlcu. Batty ■' living with an addict la more turmoil than you can handle b y yourself. Join for support In coping with your sddlct; gain -' serenity to make decisions and put your life buck In focus. Call 260-1900 for more Information. Rotary meats early Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings. 7:30-8:30 a.m. at the Tlmacuan Country Club, on Rinehart Road. Contact BUI Moore, president, at 323-1192. Walght Watchers meat on Thursdays A local chapter o f W eight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. Omni Toastmasters matt at Hsathrow The Omni Toastmasters Club wUI meet ut 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the A A A building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Call Sam Ryan at 671-2656 for more Information. Hollywood East clogging classes Hollywood East Dancers conduct clogging classes every Thursday. Beginners from 6:30 to 7:30 p.tn. and Intermediate from 7:30 to 8:30. at Melodee Skating Rink. W. 25th Street near Airport Boulevard In Sanford. Th e cost is 83 per class, ages 5 and up. Parents tree with paying child. For Information, call Marty at 322-5761 or Dawn. 904-7350270. said. They both enjoy being active with their church. Lake Mary Community Church has a small congregation right nc” *’ •*» It Is Just starting to grow. "But. w e 'r e big In w a r m th and fellowship.'' says Alarcon. While at home, with a bit o f free time. Alarcon enjoys quilling "I hope lo have a quilt on the frame within the next w eek ." she said. S om e of her q u ilt work Is displayed Ihioughoul her home which site lias also tastefully and beautifully blended with some of her favorite antiqu es passed down through Ihe family. Most of Alarcon's recipes have followed Ihe same path down through the fam ily. Blueberry’ Bread Is a favorite among many o f the Alarcons' friends. This recipe was passed down through the family frm Alarcon's grand­ mother. to her sister and finally to Alarcon. S p a n is h C r e o l e Is what /\.-*-con calls " m y 25-mlnute dinner." It's a very colorful dish with an aroma that will gel you moving to (he dinner table. SPANISH CREOLE 1 lb. ground beef, browned Lentils are a type o f bean but cook more quickly than most I .TT‘1 » ; I m f t r 7-.*;* >•••%•* —i J t f c ZntiTSyS' Km f w id e o B? T E S T *- - - - r - .r.— i - Tt m. dry beans. This recipe Is rich In protein so can be used as a m ea tle ss m a in d ish when teamed with a vegetable, salad and rolls. BFAN1SH L E N T IL SOUP 1V4 cups lentils 1 medium onion, chopped 3 cups water I can (16 oz.) tomatoes, undrained 1 can 112 oz.) co m . undrulned Vi cup chopped green pepper W cup catsup I Up. salt 1 Up. sugar 1 Up. chill powder Vi Up. garlic powder Vi tsp. pepper Wash and drain lentils. Com­ bine lentils, onions and water In 3-quart casserole. Cover with casserole lid. Microwave on 100 percent power 30-35 minutes or u ntil lentils a rc Just about tender. SUr In remaining Ingre­ dients. Cover. Microwave on 100 percent power 20-25 m inutes or until lentils are tender and most of the liquid Is absorbed. About 6 servings. Note: Bits o f left-over ham can be added. 2 cups |8 o z . ) sh redded Cheddar cheese Vi up beer or white wine. If dea'red Combine carrots, onion and butter In 2-quurt batter bowl. M icrow ave on 100 percent power, uncovered 6-7 minutes or until carrots are Just about tender. Blend In flour, mustard and bouillon. S tir in milk. M icrow ave on 100 percent p o w e r , u n c o v e r e d . 14-16 mlnutrs or until mixture bolls, stirring several times during the last half of cooking time. Crum­ ble processed cheese and add to soup along with Cheddar cheese. SUr until blended'. Stir in wine or beer. Microwave' on 100 percent power, uncovered. 2-3 minutes or until heated through. About 5 servings. Enjoy llavors o f the southwest with this hearty chill stew. MEXICAN CHILI 8TBW 1 lb. lean ground beef or ground turkey 1 small onion, chopped 1 clove garlic, mlnccd 1 can tomatoes (28 oz.) 1 can chill beans ( IS oz.I 1 can (4 oz. diced green chllles. drained 1 Tbsp. dour 1 tsp. sugar □ Bee Microwave, Page 6B Offmi w . i r o - toiK r ^ f c . . . v . i * f) MOVIE l AND • ® I; > > Students received training In supervisory skills, leadership principles, and small unit (rain­ ing techniques essential lo a f i r s t - l i n e s u p e r v is o r In a technical or administrative envi­ ronment. Ludwig, un Indirect fire In­ fantryman. Is the son o f Eric and Beth Ludwig of 125 Laurel Oak Drive. Longwood. GUSTAVO P. ORANO Marine Pfc. Gustavo F. Grana. a 1992 graduate o f Seminole High School of Sanford, was recently promoted to his present : rank and reported for duty with H eadquarters C om pany. 6th Marines. 2nd Marine Division. Marine Coqts Base. Camp LeJeunc. N.C. He Joined (he Marine Corps In December 1992. LIBA H. BROWN Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Lisa H. Brown, a 1977 graduate o f Sem inole High School of Sanford, recently reported for duly ul Naval Air Station Cecil Field. Jacksonville. She Joined Ihe Nuvy In May i 1986 M O 1 H T J 0 I4 I 25 BATMAN: Animated* 2:114:00 7.00 liq C A B IN B O Y Ohoat In the Machine TO M B S TO N E Kurt R u ssell „ 1:00 4:30 7:10 Sc49 $ > GRAFENWOEHR TRAINING AREA. Grnfenwoehr. Germany — A rm y Spec. Jelfrey A. Ludwig bus completed a U.S. Army • primary leadership course here. PELICAN BRIEF CHEESE SOUP in l u U o p r a y 1 pint sour cream 3 (1 0 o z.) cans o f Rotel tomatoes, drained 1 onion, finely chopped 4 cups cooked chicken or tu rk e y , chopped (6 breasts steamed 20 minutes) I lb. grated Monterey Jack cheese 12-14 toitillas Mix sour cream, tomatoes and onion together. In 3-quart caase- JEFFREY A. LUDWIG A rich cheese soup like thU one U nearly a meal In Itself. 1 cup diced carrots 1 small onion, chopped 6 Tbsp. butter or margarine Vi cup unsifted all-purpose flour Vi Up. dry mustard 2 Tbsp. In s t a n t ch icken bouillon granules 4 cups milk 4 oz. processed cheese spread MEXICAN CHICKEN □ B«* Cook. Pag* BR Warm u p io IfjBarty soup put together in minutes Few things are as Inviting when you com e In from the cold o f winter than the aroma o f a soup or stew. W e often associate these foods with long oven or range-top simmering, but many a r e eu sy t o m a k e In t h e microwave oven. Most soups and stews are as economical as they are easy to mnke. You ran substitute In­ gredients. utilize leftovers — meat and vegetables, and stretch small amounts o f meat, fish or poultry to make many servings. Soup and stews can provide nourishing, substantial m ain meals as well as good lunches and snacks. Served with a salad, crusty rolls or corn bread, they make a satisfying meal combina­ tion. I green pepper, chopped 1 onion, chopped I c a n (2 8 o z . ) c r u s h e d tomatoes Salt and pepper lo taste ;* 1 tsp. chill powder Blend all Ingrcdicnta together < and simmer 25 minute*. Serve with rice. ^ G R U M P Y O LD MBJ . ___ M 0 4 . » 7 : » » « S :t ( 4:44 7:114:40 GER0NIM 0 A L L MOVIFS IN STL Hf O SOUND �Ssmord Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday, January 12. IBM - SB Prunes brighten simple salad Sometimes, jual onr special element can transform a salad f r o m ‘ ' o r d i n a r y ’ ’ to e x tr a o r d in a r y . New lem on essence pitted prunes are just such an Ingredient. With their fresh citrus flavor und satisfying, chewy texture, hey add a tani .lining, bright quality to almost any combination of fresh vegelables and fruit. Lemon Prune and Apple Salad for Ml Seasons Is a luscious example. It gets Ita unique flavor from a generous cup of natural lemon essence pitted prunes which are halved and tossed with crisp, chopped romalne lettuce, a crunchy apple, thinly sliced red onion and toasted walnuts. LEMON PRUNE AND APPLE SALAD FOR ALL SEASONS I small head romalne lettuce, cored, washed and chopped 1 cup lemon essence pitted prunes, cut Into halves Vi red apple, coarsely chopped A little word research cures reader’s curiosity DEAR ABBYi A lm o st ail pharmacies use “ R x " as an Identifying symbol, so I have been asking pharmacists the origin o f this symbol. Thus far. I have asked perhaps two dozen tn different parts of the country, and not one of them was quite cerialn. " I t 's probably Latin.” say some. " I think It's a Greek deriva­ tion.” say others. A few others have said. "W hy not usk Dear Abby?" So 1 am. You may use my name. A D V IC E f t ABIGAIL VAN BUREN i i across (he R's leg Is a sign of the Roman god Jupiter, patron of medicine. The symbol looks like Rx and is pronounced that way.” AL BENNETT. EVERETT, WASH. Prunes, apples, nuts and greens go into salad. (Gala or Johnathan. II nvallablr) Vi cup thinly sliced red onion Vi cup walnut pieces, toasted* Poppy Seed Dressing (recipe follows), opllonnl Poppy Seed Dressing 3 Tbsp. yellow onion, chopped 2 Tbsp. elder vinegar 4 tsp. honey 1 Tbsp. vegetable ot) Vi tsp. salt 2 tsp. poppy seeds In blender rontainer place nil dressin g In gredien ts excep t p o p p y s e e d s . B le n d u n til smooth. Stir In poppy seeds. Makes Vi eup. •Note: To toast walnuts tn microwave, plarc on glass pie plate. Microwave on high (100 percenl) 3 minutes, turning once during cooking time. \ DEAR ABBYi I was Intrigued by the letter about Johnny Lujack because o f an Incident that look place In 1045 after Johnny Lujuck had become a household name. DEAR A L BENNETT: T o paraphrase my Webster's Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary, Rx is the symbol used at the begin­ ning of a prescription and means “ take." The Henry Moll Encyclopedia o f Word and Phrase origins ofTcrs this slightly more elabo­ rate definition: ” Rx. The Latin Teclp ere,' 'take this,* provides the R In the symbol Rx used by pharmacists for centuries, while the slant I was a corporal In the Army Air Corps, stationed at Boca Raton. Fla. I was on a three-day pass and had gone to Palm (leach. Late one night. I was walking down a deserted street when a motorcycle careened down the street, skidded at high speed, throwing the driver Into LC' UPER BOWL! I Whole Sirloin Tips EMIL KOHN. TEMPE. AR1Z. (Problems? Writ* to Dear Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, tend a sell-addressed, •temped envelope lo Dear Abby, P.0. Box 69440, Los Angeles, Calll. 90069. All correspondence It confidential.) Tombstone Pizza & Miller Lite Display In Store For Details. Register To Win One O f Fire Trips For Two the middle o f the roadway, unconscious. I raced to give him aid. and an enalgn on the other side o f the street also raced to help him. Together we hulled a car and helped the injured party into the car and saw him oil to the hospital. The ensign and I talked for a minute, then went for a cup of cofTee. He asked me where I was staying. I told him I was sleeping in Ihe lobby o f a nearby hotel, but I had to get out by 6 a m because it was agatmt the rules to rent a hotel room to an enlisted man. The ensign Invited me to share his room as he had twin beds Then he said. "Maybe we should Introduce ourselves.” I said. "M y name Is Emil Kohn." He replied. "Mine is Johnny Lujuck." Red Or (.olden Delicious Apples Alarcon with blueberry breed loaves. Cook Continned frees Page 4B role layer tortillas an bottom (tear into quarlerofl 4Next* add chicken or turkey mature. Next layer Monterey Jack eheeae. Repeat layers as above but finish with cheese on top. Bake 1 hour at 325*F. If you wish, this dish can be froien and reheated later. Serves 8. FRENCH DRESSING I cup vegetable oil V4 cup vinegar, preferably wine vinegar V4 cup lemon Juice Vi cup ketchup or chill sauce V4 cup sugar V4 cup honey 1 tap. salt 1 tsp. celery seed 2 tsp. grated onion or sub­ stitute onion powder 1/16 tsp. Worcestershire sauce Vi Up. paprika Vi up. dry mustard 1/16 Up. garlic powder P la c e a ll In g r e d ie n t s In bowl/blender. Blend together with rotary beater or blender. BLUEBERRY BREAD 144 cup (lour 4i cup sugar 1Vi Up. baking powder Vi Up. baking soda Vi up. salt 2 Tbsp. butter V4 cup orange Juice 1 grated orange peel 1 egg. beaten 1 cup blueberries, frozen V4 cup flour 1 Up. almond flavor extract V4 cup chopped almonds Mix together first 5 Ingre­ dients. Melt butter In Vi cup boiling water. Add orange Juice and orange peel. Cool. Blend In b eaten egg: fo ld In frozen blueberries and flour. Blend In extract and chopped almonds. Pour Into*1001 pan and bake at 350* F. for 45-50 minutes. 12-14 Lb#. USDA Inspected Untrlmmed -Lbs As 2 5 5 *' 'WkihlaitOB State" POPPY SEED CAKE V4 cup poppy seeds I cup buttermilk I cup butter I Vi cups sugar 4 eggs 1 tsp. vanilla 2 Vi cups flour 2 tsp. baking powder 1 tap. baking soda I tap. anise Vi cup sugar Soak poppy seed In but­ termilk. Set aside. Creuin bultcr and sugar together. Next, add eggs one at a time mixing well. Add vanilla. In a separate bowl, blend flour, baking powder and soda together. Alternating dry I n g r e d i e n t s w i t h but termllk/poppy seed m ixture, pour into creamed mixture, stir­ ring after each addition. Pour half batter into greased Bundt pan. Sprinkle blended sugar and anise on top. Add Retaining batter. Bake for 1 hour at 350* F. approximately 45 minutes. (Renee Keith Is e Sanford Harold correspondent end Cook ol the Week columnist. Plssse submit nominations lot the weekly feature to 321-8748.) Offer Good Wed.. Jan. 12 IthruTues.. Jan. 18.1W4.We Reserve The Right To Limit F O O D LION Quantities. m Pork Boston Butts r Extra u Lean Fresh Whole Sliced Q Q tJp FR EE! Tyson/Holly Farm s Grade A ~ £ Small & Family Pack Split Chicken Breast 149 L 9w S h e lle d P e c a n s 1 $099 U >. Jum bo Pock Chicken Chicken Leg Lb* New Crop Lb. - Tender [ Icc Cream Yellow trniash/ Lb. - Fresh hint Food Lion unit Lb. - Red Ripe Roma Tomatoes/ 2 Lb. Bag - Crisp Turkey Breast Crunchy Carrots Half Gal. $ 3 49 Lb. M icrowave— Seeded, Seedless, Pumpernickel & Marble Continued from Page 4B Vi up. cumin Vi Up. dried oregano leaves Crumble ground beef Into 2quart casserole: add onion and garlic. Microwave on 100 percent power uncovered, 5*6 minutes or until meat U no longer pink, stirring once. Stir to break meat Into small pieces: drain. Add tomatoes, cutting tomatoes Into small pieces. Stir In beans, chllles, flour, sugar, cumin and oregano, m ixing well. Cover with casserole lid. Microwave on 100 percent 7-8 minutes or until mixture bolls and thickens, stirring once. About 6 servings. 250 calories each. Serve with com chips and top with sour cream and shredded cheese. Rye Breads _ . Each 12 Peck/12 Ox. Cane - Diet FREEDIET PEPSI 2-UTERI Pepsi, Caffeine Free Pepsi. Caffeine Free Diet Pepsi. Mtn. Dew, Diet Mtn. Dew. Crystal Pepsi. Diet Crystal Pepsi E * t f £ m J S lQ E a S r i* '1 FOOD LION ^ Tuee.. Jan. 18, 1804. W t 2 UUr * Prod, DM Pcpd. Mtn. Dew. DM Mtn. Dew. Prpd. DM Prpsl.. 1 , | 1.19 IS .* .* . �* 1 1 * •B - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wadrsaaday, January 12, 1W4 Legal Notices N O TIC I SEMIHOLC COUNTY EXPRESSWAY AUTHO R ITY M EETIN O Th* Setr lnoto County Esprustway Authority announces there will be a regularly sctwduWd public meeting to sshich alt persons are Invited a* tottows DATE : Wednesday, January J*. ISS4 TIME 1 M P M LOCATION Seminole County Services Building Commission Chamber* ( IBJ* I IW1 East First Street Santord. Florida JJttl G ENERAL SUBJECT M ATTER TO BE DISCUSSED Th* proposed eiprettway in Saminoto County Additional information may be obtained by contacting Gerald N Brlnton, EsKutlv* Director Seminal* Couity E sprtttway Authority Phono (4Btl JIMUB.astomien T7I* PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SMOULO CONTACT THE SEMINOLE COUNTY EXPRESSWAY AUTHORI T y O FFICE sA HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M E E TIN G AT JJ1 IIJ0. EXTENSION TTM PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT IF THEY DECIDE TO APPEAL ANY DECISIONS MADE AT THESE MEETINGS/HEARINGS. TH EY WILL N E E D A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS AND FOR SUCH PURPOSE TH EY MAY NEED TO ENSURE TH A T A VERBATIM RECOROOF THE PROCEEDINGS IS AAADE WHICH INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCf UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED PER SECTION tasBIBL FLORIOASTATUTES Publish January I). |S*4 DENS1 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole CNA Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 F a r J I I s h ill certified M ust b* 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 RN PfWATE PARTY RATES NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The M m ta lilrillrti i l th# t •t a l a * f A N G E L I C A C E N TR E LLA . date#BBS. FIN Number *1tad-CP. It pending In It* Circuit Court tar Seminole C<xnty. Florida, Prebato Dirt »Nn. th# address al which M P O DRAWER C. laniard. Ftar ida M in OtH Tha namat and addresses ot tha par tonal rapra 41— Ctmtltry Loti Waattndt part lima 55— Busirmi OpportwiUttW Sf-Financial S rv lc w DOKI YOUR CREDIT R IP O G T MAKE YOU tIC K f CoK Tb* CraWt Doctor I 0*0004 CREDIT Our clients ore guaranteed to recafv* a motor credit cord M SOdeytor complete refund DRIVER WANTED F/T. Auto parts delivery Ctoan FL Means*, lato model ecanocorreqd CollM J **H ■ A S T WORKI E X C E L L E N T PAY! Assemble Products *1 h am * C a ll T e l l F ra * IBBBMJSSMEXT ta*8 Esp. Industrial Snria| Machiiw Optrifoo Mon thru Thurs, t ls hr eqrS days Pd holiday end vaca lion Apply ol San Dal. JJ40 Old Lk Mary Rd Santord GRIU COOKS RUSSERS STOP FORECLOSURE! I cow help *1 X auccrss Barry MygrkdBJ-BBGIMB untH BPM Legal Notices IN T U B CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I E IG H TEEN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. IN A N O FO R SEM INOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.! n-tjgj-CA 14 K D E R E K F R A N C IS O A T L IY and P A M E L A O A TLE Y . his wife. Plaintiffs. ft. claim* or demands against tha dacadant't attaN mutt tIN Ihatr claim* with thlt court W ITHIN TH R EE MONTHS A F T E R THE D ATE OP TH E FIR ST P U B U CATION O f THIS NO TICE. ~ A L L C LA IM S. D EM A N D S AND O BJEC TIO N S N O T SO F IL E D W ILL RE FOREVER BARRED a ry a. I f f * . In C a ia Na. U U B S C A U K . at it» Circuit Court at tha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and tar Seminal# Cl dttr, Florida. In which tha P la ln t llf * a rt D E R E K P R A N C E S O A T L B V and P A M E LA O A T L E T . and the r i find anti at* PATRICIA A. P U N K and L A K E V IL L A S CONDOMINIUM. IN C . I will __ >a * - - - ■- - a- fc;i ■in W1nvprmv h.LdlU^M> n e omit •• 12— Elderly Car* U id d f i Control ProW«mi? SENIORS, tall to Itnd oul II yau quality tor asustasK* with DIAPERS/PAOi dvilvertd to yore dear manihly ta tttdlJM CHRISTIAN TLC J*hours in my ham* Ire elderly ladtos Rea tenable rates, prlvato ream, asp and ref JJJ J*4! Fraa madkel cara. Hamper lalian. counseling private dacter ptut living aspens** Bar m » I S Can Aftareey Jaha Frlckar . IR tW Hd A l— M oney to Land Mow hiring Apply In person Apply *1 MSSemoran Bird Fern Per* No ftmm ceii pteese f KEEP OtroiRC AND STIU 6 T THE MONET! F/T poalltow. COL dess D roGehod............. N f f m it J ] All yew need Is yaw ftl*. Jack fk j e ewuev euuB I —uiamona W s n inesivvyev.l u iiiiii. BIBtWf LANDSCAPER LEASING CONSUITANT 6 3 - M o rlgages Bough* * Sold Pari Mm* toasing parson lor Slanebraak A p a rlm a n ls CommlsHen Weekends a must Call m n s * £OE W AN TED sai^oa III Mig an slh owner accwptod Mk home m i n i . M yrs » 4 to) H I] P/T. M t . I t Will train. tmiterms Malty Mold, tst MOt MA!DS MAIDS 71— H«lp Wanted SarvIcaMold now hiring Leaders average U hr Paid mileage II you ho** werted tor O service before or owned your own. a dallnitoplus Esp onto. J1 IM O * MAN K IT IN O W RV l VOR * M Hr NO IA L E 5 I Easy Fun spoil Fanlotlk benefits’ FREE R E O IffR A TIO N AAA EM P LO YM EN T __ tat w jsik i t . m i i x REALTORS Medium to heavy duty trucks Must have eiperlenr* and too**. 1BBBBO IBIS__________ MEDICAL HELP ulna, nothing rd Herald F. a TRAIN EE a >SBikwk- SNad Nr Mm n r ■paring Harry! Can nawl n'SMSISZiSr Tha administration at lha attaN at O ER TR U D E T . MC­ C O N N E L L . deceased. File Number » « ) CP. Npendbw In lha Circuit Court tar Seminole County. Florida. Probata D M *Nn. tha addraat at which N Ml N Perk Avenue, Santord. FNr Ida J J TTI. Tha name* and address#* ol tha personal raped saniativa and lha par meat rap■waMi aMiAva auRW ikiMH dhNM jreauta, la A rVMrlliBTlvS B H lB ya. BrV ByBw V a DATA ENTRY# Paid lamlhr benefit* Entry at Woodland Towers. Deland* I mast luxury rasiramanf can ter seeks* qualili*# RN LPN tor nursing direr Sor. due to the aapoctB B o a p a n tla n at aeltndad rongragat* car* sarvlca* I* our tenants Applicants must have espen one* and a strong desire to wark with senior adults Applicants must ba energetic, and possess aetatlanf man agement personal and erg* Miattanki stmt This it -sat a desk |eb Floor duties along with manage man! dutes will b* (specltd All inquires must b* directed to: Sid Roberts. Administrator 11) Chipoia Ave Deland. FI J21J0 iN f ir x r a NURSERY ATTENDANT Far pr# school children 4 hr* Sunday morn during church aarvlcat. additional hours possible Esp and raf t re paired m a i n to apply plaasa call tha Clasttltod A d va rtlslnp D a p a rlm a nl lhal lha CM* Commission w l t l M d a public hearing ta cenaidsr enactment at lha taUawbwOrdlnanca: ORDINANCE N O .M -llll AN ORDINANCE OP THE C ITY OF LONOWOOO. FLORIDA. AM IN O IN O ORDINANCE NO. a ti ANO ALL ITS AM ENDM ENTS OF TH E SAIO C ITY . SAID ORDINANCE B IIN O T H E COMPRC HENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY O F LONGWOOO. FLORIDA. SAIO AM ENDMENT CHANOINO TH E ZONING OF CERTAIN TER R ITO R Y FROM R IA TO C l PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVER ABILITY ANO EFFEC TIV E D A TE . A PORTION OF LOT 10 LONCWOOO HILLS. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH E R E O F AS RECOROCD IN PLAT BOOK * PAGES II ANO IS OF TH E PUBLIC BECCRDSOF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. AND BEING M O R I PARTICULARLY O ESCR IBEDAS FOLLOWS. BEOIN A T TH E SOUTHWEST CORNS R OF SAID L O T It ANO RUN N. ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAIO LO T M. MAS F E E T TO A POINT LYING M R F E E T W ESTERLY FROM THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT IB SAID SOUTHEAST CORNER L Y IN O O N TH E WESTERLY RIOM TOF-W AY L I N I OF COUNTY ROAO NO S » : THENCE R JN N. W A S F E E T TO A POINT ON TH E NORTHERLY L IN I OP SAIO LO T W SAID LINE B IIN O TH E SO U TH IR LV LINE OP LONOWOOO HILLS ROAO: THENCE RUN N. ALONG SAIO NORTHERLY L I N I OP LO T IB ANO SOUTHERLY R IG H TO F WAY LINE. ISA) F E E T T O THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAIO LOT IB: TH E N C E RUN S. ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAIO M MS it F E E T TO THE POINT OF BEGINNINO: CONTAINING M M U SQUARE F I E T (RSIS! ACRES) (MORE G EN E R A LLY DESCRIBED AS l « 0 N. C.R *JT. LONGWOOO. FLORIOA) Said Ordinance was piared an flrsl reeding an Dacamb#r JO. Ittl. and lha City Commission will consider soma tar final passage and adaption attar the public hearing, which will be held In tha Longaood City Cemmltalan Chambers. I t ) w Warran Avenue. Lang weed. F tor Ida. an Manday, tha Uth day at January A D . it* 4. a lt 00 P M . or at seen tharaattar as possible At lha mealing. Inter*tied partita may appear and be heard with respect to lha proposed Ordinance Thlt hearing may be continued from time to lima until line! action it lakanby tha City Commission A copy at the prepend Ordinance Is potltd at City Hall. Long wood. Florida, and captot are an file with lha Clark el the City and tame may ba Impacted by the public. A taped record at IMs mealing It mods by tha City tor lit canvantonca. This recard may not constitute an adequate retard tar purpose* at appeal from a decision mad* by lha Commission with A O.CARRIERS. Tovar**. FI. a stall aslabllshsd and grow >ng Central Florida bated company attar* you: • Sami Annual Pay Increase* a Stop OH Pay e Unloading Pay 0 Vacation Pay eSatoty Bonus B Spout* Riding Program a Average Trip S ! Days * lino O i l IJS. *■«.!*] M ASTB R iilK C T R IC IA N Small M i l A at Msiuftf Retired couple welcome to apply _______ M R O * SNACK ROUTE* tt t k wk Ns esparlanc* needed’ Good drlvlvg record Land this on* Murry I Call! FR E E REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYM ENT m w s n > s »i«i»* TEACHERS Far eslablithad cWideare tan tor Education and aaperianc* pcatoned » * n l __________ TELEPHONE SURVET0R RANTED: Lin In Hoowaitrf For aldarty lady Prlvato II* inq quarters and salary Call WeJOEeftorMAM_________ m Up to S>J *i!ha I will ham) NJMBBaB* *m too WARS HOUSE A N D O ENERAL LA B O R H E L P N E E D E O I Bonus tor drivers. Ail shift* available Daily pay. n* to* Report ready to work S JB pm, industrial Labor Svc. NIB Branch Ay He panne calls WAREHOUSE/DEUYERT 40 hours a weak Applicant must be able to drive and untoed delivery truck* Fuh ben* Ms Needed to start hr med’etoly Apply m person at Hatlif Mayers. 11*0S French Avenue. Santord. BOB e WAREHOUSE WORKER* St Hr Greet pipe* to wark Old established firm. Benefits I F R I E REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM EN T m R !JS N * S I..M Jim WRECKER DRIVER Muff hare COL Ur* In San Sard. Lk Mary area Eeparl ancad preferred. Apply at: JJ0IW 1st SI .Santord 20 SECURITY GUARDS Need*# lor SamWoto County area to start work tmm*o>ato ty Must possess a 0 Hearts* trom State of Florida Call IQS* *11-0404________ * : A i n -10 W E S T S R lift. S A N F O R D * * S i 2 P a c k a g e • $20 D o u b le P .ic k .ig e * 3 3 0 -1 7 0 6 I : D in I m ilt'lV I ' t ‘r C i 't l n ’ 1 k ft l>r i D v r n rw Horn# Impfovemtnt Fla II right at a price you can attord LIc'd/Ins From start to finish Carpentry, plumb log, electrical. and rooting I vet TJ yrs ol *ap*r tone* No |ab toe big or small Call m -m i a r m i a a a ic h r t Homt Rtpjirs e * v Painting CUSTOM PAINTINO by Jaftory Powar Int .'*«! . I k 'd , In* Free estimates m ous P lu m b in g ’ Laaky faucets! Running toll*l*T tJB could toiv* your problem Watrr htalart. 14 hr *arr lea.________ S04U JJIU Pressuri CJtiniixi Ina Fra* eel. Sr. Bite. H B -m i Air DudCliininfl Janitorial Services ^CELEBRITY CIPHER SECRETARY Part time tar manna in San ford area Computer 11terete Strang personality, drpenda bto ) i days a week. Saturday and Sunday required M i l* II { AULYH IflD S THURSDAYS 12 00 P M Bfctrieil Parsons with disabilities heading assistant* to partktpafd In any *4 trust proceedings should cantact tha AOA Coordinator al IN !) MB M l , eg hours to edvancaaf lha maoflng D A TE 0 THIS Dvcambar 1!. ItfJ GERALDINE 0. ZA M 8R I.C ITY CLERK C ITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIOA PUBLISH January JB January U.ltaa UENt ROOTERS Espertontad or willing I* learn PSaasa call M l JWB * U DOCS IT AU. CAPTAIN C S N C R IT I. Waynt Baal. I Man Quality Opera I ion I m t s w M * r m Company seeks individuals w ith a s s e m b ly a n d !* r machine operating rip e n ante I shift a va lla b lt « 4SAM J SPM al Sl. hr. Musi be rrlirbie and clean rui with mm phon* and hamperta<wn Commllmenl mandateryl Never a Ire’ MefpP irsanaalW B W bingo ■ f r f f lC f tt PR00UCTNM HOMERS 10 NEEDED A » 6 — iHrsa i w v K PRESCHOOL TEACHER Age group T t Fidl lime. Esp net Kid's Kernar. MBWM fl l l 1 la s t K V I ; FLORIDA STATB R fO U IR IS * Manager a Asti Manager Permanent, lull Hma. salaried post m l al Svs'i Hallmark Shop in Lata Mary Centre Requires tom* weak and and t.vnirq hours Far Intarma Hon call. N / S U a lM or send resume to 10* W Mtlrtiall Mammock Rd . Oviedo. Finns R m e A srsb / D bcI I M LPN II PM JA M . Port lima. Apply In parttn. Lokavtow Nursmg Corner. »rt East Jnd Jheet, tontard MEDICAL RN/LPNNURSIN6 DIRECTOR IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. e OF FICB SUPPORT* V a ila ly l Answer phanat. Lrem computer I FunaHkal F R « E REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM EN T ta* W MtlsSI-. t t J H H Wark at homa SS.hr plus honus Evperianced eniy need m t h ____________ m o te ] MECHANIC 2 5 - S — c U I W otIc e s 7»'-HdpWant«d POSITIONS M K ILM II Accepting applications Manday Friday.» a OaBaryMacsarMN. l/ tJ. OtBary eat 44* *41* t LOTS. Oahlaam Memorial Park. 1 N r Nw prka *4 II li.w R C a R a io m tm CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLORIDA N O TIC I OF PUBLIC HEARINO TO CONSIOER ADOPTION OF PROPOSEDOROINANCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by th* Clt- of Longwood Florida, that the Clfy Conim.ttton will held a public hearing to conttdtr enactment ot fh* tel towtng Ordinance ORDINANCE NO M IITI AN ORDINANCE OF THE C ITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA. A M EN D IN G ORDINANCE NO *44. BEING THE COMPREHEN SIVE PLAN ANO FUTURE LAND USE PLAN E L E M E N T ANO ALL ITS APPENDICES. OF TH E C ITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA SAID AMENDMENT CHANOING T.IE F U TU R E LAND USE DESIGNATION OF CERTAIN TERRITORIES AS PROVIDED IN EXHIBITS "A " AND "E~. PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS. SEPARABILITY. AND E FFEC TIV E DATE PLEASE BE ADVISEO TH E ORDINANCE PROVIDES FOR LAND USE AM ENDM ENTS OF C ER TAIN P R O P E R TY AS OESCRIBEDAS FOLLOWS FROM LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO O FF IC E COAAMER CIAL: A PORTION OF LOT IB LONGWOOO HILLS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THER EO F AS RECORDED IN PB * PCS IS A t* OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE CO UNTY. FLORIDA. AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY OESCRIBEDAS FOLLOWS BEG AT SW COR OF SAID LOT 16 AND RUN N ALONG THE S LINE OF SAID LOT IB B4 14 F T TO A POINT LY IN G JOB BO FT WSTLY FROM TH E SE COR OF SAID LOT 10 SAID SE COR LYING ON THE WSTLY R IG H TO F WAY LINE OF COUNTY ROAD NO 4J! THENCE RUN N XM JS FT 10 A PO INT ON THE NORTHERLY LINE OF SAIO LOT 10 SAID LINE BEING THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF LONGWOOO HILLS ROAO TH EN C E RUN N ALONG SAID NORTHERLY LINE OF LOT II ANO SOUTHERLY R IGH TO F WAY LINE H U F T TO THE NW COR OF SAID LOT 10 THENCE RUN S ALONG TH E W LINE OF SAIO M. JB*.IT F T T O T H E P T O F BEG: CONTAINING JUtOaSSQ F T IB « I U ACRES) MORE G ENERALLY OESCRIBED AS UOO NO RTH COUNTY ROAO *IT. LONGWOOO. FLORIDA. FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY AGRICULTURE T O C IT Y GEN EPAL COMMERCIALLO T II C E N TR A L PARK. ACCOROINO T O T H E P LA T THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PB 4. PO W OF T H E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. MORE O ENERALLV DESCRIBED AS UO DOG TRACK ROAO. LONGWOOO. FLORIDA Said Ordinance was elect# an flrtl reading an December to. It*], and th* City Commission will cansldar asm* far fmal passage and adaption attar th# public hearing, ssfikti will be held In tha Largcaad Clfy Cammlsaton Chambers. ITS W. Warren Avanu*. Langwaad. Florida, an Manday. fhaltfhdaypf January A D . t m . a tT BPPM . or at soon thereafter as paasibto Af th* meeting, tntarettad parti** may appear and be heard with reaaacf ta >h* erepoaad Ordmanca This ha— mg may be continued tram lima ta tlm* until fmal action tt taken by th* Clfy Commission A copy at lh* prepared Ordmanca i* petted at City Stall. Langwaad. Florida, and capias are on tim with th* Clark at fh* City and same may b* tospactad by th* pubfk A taped record af this moating la mad* by tha City ter Its con ran tong Thlt gear# may net constitute an adequate record Sir prepares af appael from # decision mad* by lh* Cemmltalan with respect to fh* toregatag matter. Any parson wishing ta ensure that an adaquato records af ^ho proceedings Is ^nalnfalna^S far apgotloto , purposes Is adytsad l* make lha mcaasary arrangements as nto or her wan ttponto. Persum srtlh dfaabtnito* no*ding asslstance ta partklpaM In any af that* proceedings tfwutd contact lh* AOA Coordinator at (ta!) MB Ital, ta hares m advance of the mealing D ATED THIS December V . I**J GERALDINE O ZAMBRI. C ITY CLERK C ITY OF LONGWOOO. FLORIDA PUBLISH : January JB January IJ. ItBa DEN a 7l— Halp Wanted- . . . ____ ■_ ■ ■ Roofs, pool Backs, ate Quoits by phone________Call M4 0*40 Lawn Sarvlca pew an* prate •R W K V W C O P Y V L O S V C a rp a l q a a n lis i H P S K Q l l I S W I R N O E V •pacial eccrenmodsHtn to par liclpal* lh this proctrdlng ptauid conSacf AOA Caerdlnalor af M l Hants Part Avenue. Suit* N. M l. SanfartL Florida r m al rra rs TTn s ra s MOUSE CLEANING. I R W P N P O W ‘•'T, K VH W K I X W W M I V Swimming Pool Sarvlca/Repair Llc/ ln * M k h * .im ilO a F K W G K N O W O I R W N K I V Y I R W P I V . 1 — V I F I J . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: '1 don‘1 know lh# formula for yfr^gef bm |do know tha formula for fadore reating on your laurel*. ” — Don llwrttt. rmmm m te f lewvice, D A TE Daw January 1 1He. I SEAL) M A R Y A N N ! MORSE Ctarfc pi Rw Circuit Court By Patricia F. Haem Deputy CSark PvMiM : January L I t ISS4 R IT E -W A Y TWP MASONRY. Brick. Block. Stucco. Cancraia. Ranovi liens Lk-/lnt. m icq • RUNELL PAIN TIN G Comm A Rat. Pressure cleaning. Car pantry. Door hanging/ Plettering Llc/lnt m a s m I I yr* In bud m JJtl Trea Sarvlca ECHOLS T R E E SVC Lie t. to!' "Lai th# Proifstionaii da H." 11/ri i l i m• ) mi / tin >Iin ■nn / /‘f-I \ P> 1 1 I nr I \ l nw l> s / i 1‘ri \fnnih I n i l ( Ins'iifiril. .1’2 J ‘ J ti // �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wedneaday, January 12. 1W4 - 78 91—Apartm ent*/ Home to Share 9 9 -A p a rtm e n ts U nTurnlihtd / R e n t FEMALE "iooking""to» same (0 I BDRM UPSTAIRS No pels. *th and Laurel Reis rag. PM im e plus dep H ) ID I I BEDROOM D l l month plus ID S security deposit and rater mees n j u i) share house UO wk Inriudrs guiitiw m iua ♦ 3 -R o o m » tor Rent A J U I I T . (Ik M rm.. tilchen. Fhone. tamdry Apr i avail abtoafM PS A up Mr m i clean f u r n is h e d 103-H ou ses Unfurnished / R e n t room W'kll avail U M . m w . Powttlown t n loar CLEAN ROOMS single storting 1Jl'w k Kitchen phene, laundry, video garnet, elf stroolpatkiwg 1)0 44)1 FURN UNFURN !':« ■ r, t) all hewte privil-get trg ok IncludesutHUiok M l ll>l FURNISHED room oith use cl oathev and dryer alto kitchen privileges » ao tu im NEWLY R ENO VATED private entrance, paddle Ian In your room, yewr eon heal control, relngefitoc. microware and color TV Ott Street parting and maid service Convenient location The best in loon H I (DOS CLEAN. LAROC ) bdrm . cent M/A garage DM Call H I U H or H a DM_________________ HIDDEN LAKES V I. single garage nindost coverings. C/MA. lencsd E 4 )l'm e Wilson Realty SH DOOeal CM HUD HOMES. law Loss down! Why rentt The Hillman Croup. H t t i n ______________ RaatSor LAKE MARY. Nka 1 bdrm. I H bath cant M/A Imeed yard, dean Let* Mary schools 1400 pius sec M4 m I HO LAKE SYLVAN PARK near by 11. Ig family homo w'lomlly room MM mo HSCMI______ L IK E NEW V I. lorn rm . screened parch. I cor garage Available F«b tlM 'm o Call Dot H I ! ID or a n |aaI SANFORD ) bdrm ' ) « y bath leketronl hauso MM' mo __________ HI Wa___________ SANFORD Large j /j plus den C/HA screened porch fenced 1111 mo CMR P I F ill SANFORD Rent to own SHI per mo Evceilenl condition Rets ond deposit e must >gg lap SANFORD GOLDSBORO RENTTOOWN ) bdrm . nee kitchen, air D.BBBdeen, D sd'mg jet TW 97— A p artm e n ts F u rn ish ed / Rent NOTICE An rental and real estate advertisements are subiect to the Fedrral Fair Howng Act. ohich makes it Illegal to advertise any preference lim Italian er dlscrlmlnellen based on race, color, religion tea handicap lemillel status er national origin Stenstrom Rentals • HIDDEN LAKE V I ml single garage C/H/A. pool prlv Clean'SHI mo use sac • ST JOHNS RIVER V I e/ garage her degod floors. Ural si* Vte'ISOO mo t«00 soc • SANFORD 1/1 » / family room carport. C'H/A Cloonl SMI m s S1Msecurity • SANFORO 1/1.1 Ig teems. Iplco . set porch, dblo carport NiceSMl'moDMioc • SANFORD l/l apt CHA tpice. herdeood floors. IlSe nee SHI/mo. no security • SANFORD >/) opt CHA. patio cteon SaM mo. D M tec Item tram Realty. Inc. "We Manage your Homo, like R eat our tent." Jtm Oeyle m MSS Alter t PM: H P lets EFFICIENCY All utilities m eluded Private backyard MOO month H I IIS) 99— A p artm e n ts U nfurnished / Rent CASSELBERRY Upscale, single story. pet« apartments I bedrooms IOral tor individual or couple ____ SOS 4TH a e CHARMING a a Nealy renovated Ig I bdrm opts U ltim a sits dap SIS credit chock I yr loose Ha r m CLEAN I BDRM carpet blinds U tS mo plus sec No pets ho toaa________________ CONVENIENT ANDSPACIOUS CALL G EN EVA CARDENS a p t s ._____________ o t -m n HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS. 11 Townhouse screened paiio ) car garage and fireplace Marti seel Nice area US Sand Pine Circle tSSO'me IMO security Ml MIO____________ HISTORIC downtoan Sanlord Very clean }/|, kitchen liv rm . appll . lanced yard garage, good nelghbort DM mo UOO dep HUD OK __________ >U IStt)__________ WASHINGTON OAKS. t|* V o n Or 11 M Ret I end dep lAet/m» la a u a iw if_______ t BDRM DM month plus SaOO s e c u r it y d e p o s it a n d reterences__________ H I DAT ) BOOM. I BATH Near teen but lints 1400 month. POO Hi HI S i l t ___________ ) BEDROOM. I BATH eith •encsd yard on bus lino POO plus deposit H I >Ia)_________ 1 BDRM I BATH. C/HA. MnCOd y a r d , te rte n o d p o r c h E44E/mo plus deg H I 4101 105-DuplexTriplex / Rent LEASE TOR LESS! One Btdroom Apartments tits DEAL Messaged Apts W ITU lake Ada I bdrm. DM tno ) bdrm. ta 10mo ond up 323 8670 MOVE IN SPECIAL! ) Bdrm /t Bath H ) TTH SHENANDOAH APARTMENTS NEAR doontonn Sanford I bdrm . nice aroa Ott street parsing U tl'm o H I ATS) PARK A V I I bdrm M l kitchen remodeled Lois of space, an busline! DM I H N M R EN TA L RESULTS QUIET )/lty too mouse DM Perk. Adult comm M llm o and soc dtp Wetor/lrpsh tnd BarbAAen Frl H ) MAI QUIET 'COUNTRY Salting, but In city Partial turn l Bdrm w i ire a y ana or h i a m SANFORD I Best Kepi Secret! Pool A L a u n d ry , I A ) bedrooms Convenient lace Hon I Call Pot. M ) 4AM I BDRM.. UOO'mo plus I mo SOC; 4 BDRM .t4S0/mo plus 1 mo soc. Call H ) M l ______ 1 0 7 -M o b ile Homes / R ent ELDER SPRINOS oil hery 4J» I. ). > Bdrms. SH to l»0 eh HOC dep 1 » DM or M ) 1100 1 BDRM. 1 BATH. A/C. lanced. Shaded let Large Fla roam. ta lE /m e l i t and last Broker.Oener H ) IIP 114-Warehouse Space/Rejit LO N G W O O O /LA K I M A R Y Mid kite storage aarekoias. too 100 UOO sq H Free rent ar'llmo Nate, fromEial'mo __________ MIOSIS___________ WANTIHO fo rent I.SOO 1.000 SO ft. mutt have perking Open to Oil oilers 91 SID or l i t a ll! LIVE A CHAMPAGNE III i s M il O N A Ml I H M i l H i l I OFFICI/weieheuie tpece. IXiO Sq It P rim e location el enhance to Control Fie Re gtone! Airport aO/HI/M/ SANFORO 10.011 sq tt 1 phase sprinklers P sq It Stenslrem Realty Inc. Jim P . , I« >H IQS l IFONIOR Of f O# O « __ 1 1 8 -O ffic e Space / Rent NEW Vanlord oil cat andor warehouses aOO 1100 sq It Ipecul Pal/mo )H IIP SANFORO. Office space. SaOO sq II building total. U00 sq M pe^oM iceim ilHiFOOa^ 131 — C ondom inium R e n ta ls I BAY W /OFFICE automotive repair shop For more Into cell Phil Beilis H t IIP 141— H o m e s fo r Sale X'lriBDARlf MOV* ,( HiijRt PR tjHI H* * FHAOB V A A S LOW AS IN ANO s ond owner financing as low os D 00'm «l Gov't Fore closures. Reposl Seminole Oenge Volusia pntord lost INon SI.MS down oover t/l ocrol l'l . Ilv. dm lorn rm Satellite dish Ma SOO ORenovatod S H U Newer root, carpel, point, garage, ter porch Ut-too ORELOCJkTlNOI M > i Dick. Mr porch, torscod yd M MOO O F O O L I R on o vo to d 1/1, fireplace ter parch, in .r a Mail ham Wds area. a/). 1 la acres Pasture 'liable 1!01000 LR. Mary cutSam butIts ot/l. poof P O l too Ol/l.over (a c r e .T i n m ot/1.1 secret pooi spa tits too OWNER FINANCING I acre estate, or 1 acre estate both ever a 0U0 sq tt 4/a. pool lekotront w ' dock. pat m E !■ . f f r I I I M I VENTURI I PKOPTRYIES V2 1 ,1/1-1 BATEMAN REALTY LK Dual Estate Broker H40 Sontord Are 3219759 ______ 331 3237 CASSELBERRY. Lohovlew V I Ig eel m kitchen New carpel, root. tile, and paint Lg fenced backyard w / large trees Garage Q uiet area near but/|hopping A real steal tor MaStS Call Gena or Marie SM BOM Vlsto Really. Inc MALI. K K A I . I Y W 1 li TbI SI S.Mltofil I rental umtsl Good cash Howl UK dn owner hold I IU1000 Commercial otttce bldg, super spot ler pro Mary ajl A ala Pavwd par king I Only »/*.*» 323-5774 DEBARY Lahefronl M . can hoi M/A plus O .h ot! M4 000 W. MahcaowskL m -FN J ‘ EASY FIN A N C E! 1 bdrm . Ig lot. cent H/A. inside ufif Sll.aOO •SANFORD H ISTO R IC DIS­ TRICT! 1 story, comer dbt lei Restore or keep at duplea Good rental W .1 H il ■ t tn a l Es ta te, in c . G ^^ 2\ USE TOUR TAX RETURN rOR DOWNPAYMENT > >o I a I Make Your New Year's Resolution A Home At COUNTRY LAKE APARTMENTS Jm! Minsfitld, 323-7271 AA Carnot, Inc., I l l Ilia 141— Hom es fo r Sale EXCHANGE OR SELL your property located any wharat Iwvsstors Raalty, />♦ M il FOR SALE BY OWNER. Largr I a Bf. 1 Be Cant H/A. Fenced yard. Freshly remodeled Co!to to good Siantord schools A D mg SIS S00 terms aretlab'o H 1 1111days. H I 0111 eves OPEN HOUSE SATUROAY JANUARY II II AM 1 PM We ore open.ng the tingle family home located el SIS S PARK AVENUE. SANFORO tor your viewing Located in Historic District Now IS your chance too the Inside ol this gov i owned hem e C all A T L A N T IC MOMT BROKCRAOE SERVICES. INC. 1*441/0* Hal tor more information SANFORO PK down opprov Imale payments DH-mcnth ) bdrm w' relmithad hardwood Hoort. huge oaks UK ovoM able tor dosing ond repairs Ap in gP J.MCSJS I IP _______ SANFORD V I. nice greenbeil lol Porlocl slorlgr homo Good aroe Ea* ooo Motivated VENTURE I PROPERTIES Alton A Dew* Jetusee* 1M toll to STAIRS PROPERTY M A N A G E M E N TB R E A LTY sat m m v m t in SI STENSTROM REALTY, INC. BUYERS1 330-6204______ Discounted m Youi Seifth fo» you* Dte*m home' Ybr NEED out Full-Time Safes Team fo (ne YOU Full Time Sewce' So Call Any One of Them ANYTIME! 321 2720 - LAKE MARY 322 2420 - SANFORD • I r Oui 31th Year* TWO HOUSES totaled In met area ol Sontord Owner leav ing town Howto III a Bdrm f years eld. ebtoiwtoly beautiful, over IM0 sq If Reduced to MS.000 House p i 1 Bdrm Historical home located on two loft PS.S00 Those homos ore to cafed side by side end ere beautifully Ianteaped Iruil trees and Itowsrs KeSell Realty I t l ltft 153— A c rea g e L o ts /S « le 189— Office Supplies / Equipment IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCYi Cleon ond nice IT X SO 1 Bdrm IIMO H I Mae NEW lass's. NO DOWN. i f . interest. 14 X fS .lU V use laX to p iO ’mo isiltos __ IN I. I I l M l Bdrm I Beth located In perk Owner I inane mg avail M.MO H I H01 IN ] FRANKLIN PARK model 1|- ■ I f . furnished. IT m W F to room HIOTII after Spm e I T E NO O F F IC E CHAIR Burgundy, ercellent condition P I Firm Sontord 111 VTT 193— Lawn & Garden oHOUSE PLANT. Tail Ficus tree ‘ I F t P I Can MJ H I I O OR THO i Garden spreeder with two bags of lertillter H I ___________U 1 4 R I__________ RANSOM Bobcat 40". 11 V I HP. I yr eld Cvcoltonl cend Best Oiler Musi Mil H4 N it 181— Appliances / F u rn itu re 195— Machinery /Tooit F I F T Y M O E N cartridges, plastic lo r tin g le lever leucets Will teperott Brend news/earn toa 113 l l » A PPLIAN C ES ! Best prices Best Warranty. Best Service! Washers, dryers, microwaves We buy appliances! Delivery h o o iA e Best, m m i APPLIANCES. SATELLITES. CAR ALARMS. FURN . TV'S n e w a used n i naa CMEEPO DEPOT • BABY PORTA CRIB U I ___________m oosi__________ • C A N ! ROCKER, with pod. light wood M o n a tin 199— DOUBLE OVEN itovwPO Llv Ing rm atl t i l t Kitchen Ml P I Call otter a HI 40/0 o DRESSER VANITY, with beveled mirror (O d lltlC o ll ___________m m o__________ • ENTERTAINMENT Center It" X M". tor itoreo rod* ■gulpmeni uo Can HI H01 • HOOVER UPRIGHT vacuum with heodiigM and Attach manta Cairo long cord Evceilenl condition tai Cell 1)0 0001__________ 200— Livestock/ Farm Supplies____ SEMINOLE C A TTLE OROW Compere price 11X protein, la to Elemo t Product A F ttd . 11/1 E St Rd aa. Sontord 40/ C T /44a________ 215— Boats and Accessories MX to NX #H mtg luggattad retail BVERYOAY. Dimes la bias. Nor* t it and Soto's hom PN . MOVING U LC I Washer. 1400 Dryer. UOO Or UJ0 tor both Double bod complete. 100 Gas Grill. DO Get Range w/ micro. DO Eaercite Bike UO q u o m i a f i ______________ • PATIO FURNITURE. 1 piece Mt. gold enodited Aluminum frames with sturdy, while /gold, vinyl straps, all weather resislpnl I cha se lounge. I choirs Eacollonl condition POP Cell Ml llia R E F R IO IR A T O R . Stives, Weskers Onrers Free I yr labor warranty Del eahe NAY’ S APPLIANCE 111 S Franck Ave, Sontord HMOP SOFA AND LOVESIAT, t/l Microwave. 110 Caerclse Wre.SIO Good shape HJ I t n • WOOD STOVE Call Iron, two burner heetor It ) Ceil h i ms 1 8 3 - T c lt v il io n / R a d i o /S ftrpo • A/kL F/M RADIO end double cassstle player, portable, super sound, like now P I. Coil TOfMOoltorapm___________ RCA. IS" Color hock 1000 TV . Wood grain ceblnol. with swivel base II M in OMa • RCA COLOR 11' TV In good shape A good buy ol 1100Ceil Hla/JS I I Ft ALUM Big Fisherman, tost twin Evinwoo. and 11 Tchoftu. w/tralier. Good rend 11100P BO n o i n t O il FT. O LAITR O N 11 HP Evinrudo. treitor Outstanding II Musi tool Pass H I 111) U F T CAROLINA Custom lish Ing boei. custom cover, geiv meglc llll ireller l l np Johnson Completely Kju'P-ed SHOO H/ttoa • IN4 SKI/FISH BOAT N HP /Mere . w/ troltov Runt greell P.000 Penial Imanco atl /tot • M F T PONTOON boat, all fiberglass. laO HP Evenruda. Very fasti Many aihas. Ilka new Only H I .000 H I 4400 • 71 H* O R A D YW H ITI OMC I/O looks now. HO 000 Obo Sontord H I H D MULTI FAMILY SALE • MONTE CARLO t*/t. great rand' A/C. runs Ilka a tool Sharp lookIngl H 410H4 41H PUBLIC AU TO AUCTION# EVER Y T U E S D A Y liM FM DAYTONA AU TO AUCTION Hery. *1. De/tena Booth _________ 4 H I I 1 U I I _________ beds and other turn, misc household Items 41) Country Club Rd. Sontord Saturday Only* to) 219— W an ted fo Buy SHORT OF CASH? W AN TED 4 W HEELER A TV lor parts Cash paid, free pick up Call las io n Seriously took Ing tor o nice, cloon. used ca rl OEPEN OABLE Down payments os low os I I N includes tor A into Call 221— Good Things fo E a t FUESAUTO SALES * » 3272692* ♦ STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open tarn IN I Calory Are 1 ml E ol Sontord I ml N ol Si Rd 44 Hooga Fortes m m t SW EET NAMLIN ORANOES. 11 per bushel Call H ) IleO SANFORO e TOYOTA COROLLA wogon. ‘41. Auto. A/C. rod. H K . warranty 110 /10 1H MM O TR A N l AM. 1444 T tops Xrt ml I/.000 mitos U.100 OBO __________ 440 014*__________ OW HITE 14*4 Plymouth Grand Fury A I cond thru Out Good POOP OBO H I N OO #14 CAMARO RS4. convert •ble. red-block l/K ml Like new must Mil E4 100 H I HOI 223— M iscellaneous e A L U M IN U M llbarad root coating, two I gallon cons, t JO __________ H I aan BABY B IO . U0 Playpen. DO High choir. M Potty chair. El Toys Storoo Whirlpool gas clothes dryer, t i l H I M t B E A U TY 1ALON furniture a stations and a desk Cherry and gray W4/t4 1/HovOt • H U N TER CCILINO PAN with lighting accessory H00 Call H I O M 4 ________ __ • KASHM IR Q U A L IT Y high pile ruy appro■ t at’ Rosa floral beige background Like new I Used one season Cost _ 233— A uto P aris / A c c e ssories CHEVY E N O IN E Ml funs strong CAN drlyO. PM Also etched mloryprs H I AIM OSTEPRUMPER. Horn Isutu pick up. includes tree bumper sticker Both very good candi t|on U0 H14H*___________ It FT S TEE L FLA TB E O with headboard Welt built DOO _________ 40/ H I 4ID 4 SETS OF TIRES U t. Il l 40's, troo aj s UM 17. l i end I Ion ones an rebuilt big block on stand. H IM . Ill Winchester. U M : 1 frontier coses Little of Orerytihlng, a wheel drive aO/AHtM* Hal, oofi no h i a/aa________ OAKLAW N M EM ORIAL PARK. I plot very reasonable Please call H I a t » OOLD PRINTING TYPE CASE llllod with good, useable printers typo 1/0 H T AMO ROLLS WHEELCHAIR P K I Portable comedo 1/1 Hand wolkor 110 Cone walker MO See ol Kevin's Lock A Soto. 144 N Cntry Club Rd H I 4/4/ SERVICE SALES A PARTS lor portable kerosene heatort LARRV SMART m a i n 235— T r u c k s / ____Buses / V a n s ____ OCHEVY B EAU VILLE VAN '/* I ton. Passenger von. clean Loaded) Too much to Hat. must tee to appreciato O nlyPaeiOBO H I 1/00 CHEVY S 14 Tahoe peerage Pickup IN/ I owner U M0 OBOHQ1P4 Pawnor Rocky • a FORO Erptorer tparl 71 e Loaded A/P. 1 wheel drive 1 speed Immaculate condition 111400060 H44M4 FORD L A R IE T . l*N. F IM. X ctoon. One owner. UK m l, loeded. 4yr ObK warranty 114. MO H I 04H Or m OaH • FORD R ANOSR. LTX *1. P/S. cru'M. A/C. Itoreo 4.1M mitos. I yr or H.000 ml left on warranty CallOTI111 a OMC to T pickup. IN I V 4. 1 tpd. 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Completely loeded Service records and rocopts P 400 ______ OBO 40/MI 1*44_______ __ Sanford Motor Co. 7* JE E P CHEROKEE - 4X4 14 000 mitos. ctoon I gig.400 ________ Coii n i o p ________ a m i CHEW R ton pup. laO VI Runs good Engine end Irons strong El JOB H I 911 IN I SUBURBAN OMC. 4 IL dtoMl. hail ton. mechanically solid, now rod 'broke call pers head liner Very good fires and tow pkg U.MOOBO 40/ Ml 1441 241— R tc r M tio n a l V th ic iD S / C am pers TRAVEL TR A ILE R , '44 I* ft lamdem wheels, eleclrlc broket, awning. A/C. Mil cenlamed SLOOP firm H I 4141 • 74 MOTOR HOME Runs great Will trade for fravol Honor of comparable value H I /!*! 10730*01851 AMERICAN DRE/11SAUS AND SERVICE I I N Sontord Av*. 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I0X Inf 10 yrt Leesburg SOa M l ISIl DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal tor mobile homo or homo silo, hertet. collie, terming or nursery Zoned agricultural U.fOO per acre Small down payment with Owner lino-ting e g f a l l HI I f ACRES~w/ DOUBLIWIOE now 1 bdrm. 1 both Paitura and woods No qualifying Ml ooo a im II ACRES ad loinlng. Irrigation, pastor# — .............H I OSH Ring in the New Year! Ask About Our Super Winter Specials On 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! Qeijeva Qardei^s 322*2090 H O U R S: Mon. - Fri. 8:30 - 8:30 Managed ByAogefia Gordon Property Management f 1ST—M obile Ffom es/Sa|e 153—AcreageLots/Sale_____ 880YNILL TURN OUTLET 1505 W. 25th StTMt • Sanford 2714 R lE lg e w o o d A v e ., S a n f o r d 1 LOTS. M a lit r i . each 1 c lo o r td w/road acctss IPinocroti areal Call HI Jawa Lakeland Clvk Center. Lake lend. FL January la. preview 1 tPM. Admission P January I) and 14. 1 1. Admission D City parking U learnervd by Lakeland RUN and Ptstol Club. Inc_______ M IN S N F L OLOVCS made by I so*orwr Block, site lerge different teems 1dozen Brend new 110 each toa i n 111) O •9M»«MA N Assume Ne Oualilyl Immecu law l 'l . dmmg family rm. I car garage tael P ITI US. M0 Call tor datallsl * S.llllsMtl THE BICONE ■USY SANFORO AVE . M00 sq It Ddg . tor store or ottIce WFl/nia m lMl On A 1 or a bdrm home U Seminole or Volusia county Low monthly payment I ISMII llialyrass ttatil \sc GUN SHOW 117— C o m m e rc ia l R e n ta ls 217— G a ra g e Sales 1 twin H 7 — S porting Goods • BIKE, glrll to". Murray, pink endwhlto tl/ IO CallMlalaO P B IK C . Murray Mountain Climber. 10 speed "Brand now" Never nden Completely assembled 1100 or OBO Coll no I IN lv message_________ eBIKC TIRES. 4 like new Used only 1 weeks Stool belled redlel. site 111/10 R I) Call altar a PM weakdays or anytime on Sol IMP Hiaa// • CALIFORNIA STYLE BIRI. told up ond store In hunk cl CAT. Adjustable seal and hen die MlHOSOai_____________ • EXERCISE MACHINE IN Cell H I Ott) 115— Industrial Rentals__ 322-7491 t / l 13 no. law O U " COLOR TV. with red* I track end racer J ptoyar. UOO Call H I t/aa________ WAREHOUSE well locoNd. all West lath SI. Sanlord MOO sq Not. G O toning. aOO amp ) phase, oatro property avail lor outside storage II required Call er write P. O. Bee IPO. Dtland.FLW m .SOOna-IHI Re GeU/20F P V > X ™ 1st Month's Rent 1R3— T e le v is io n / ____ R adio / Stereo Raotobe Realty, l-bM-tlll C o e v illa Apts rt m e n I s K IT *N’ C A R I.Y I.E ® by I jir r y W right SECURITY WAREHOUSE aaA an1 Old Laka Maty Bl.d •1.1 B0 1.000 IR It if tic'warehouse ‘ Finished ol IK# space else available I •f\ » 11 LA K E MARY 1 bdrm. w w cornet. C M A. appi , celling tons mm.i Good area P I ATS* • e ON I AVAILABLE# a 1 badraem. 1 bath U ) aata or Ha MM____________________ SANFORD. 1 bdrm carport security system, lull kll . m in e Discounted p is KAFFTN EW TEAjl! MARINER'S VILLAGE 114— W a re h o u s e S p a c e / Went We ll Advertise Your Car (or other motor vehicle) EVERY DAY TIL ITS SOLD! \ \ 3 lines for only * 2 1 24 (addiiionnl lines extra) Ad must include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle hasn't been sold in 10 days, call us and we’ll renew it free. No copy change while ad is ru/ining except for price. Non-commercial only. C a ll 322-2611 Ib d a y ! Sanford Herald �«4 « « f 1 > s ^ » I R B M M* « B i B « B •” V «I wi di N i j B• Bi H i ■ « %% % \ •■ - Sanford Herald, Sartord, Florida - Wednesday. January 12, 1994 1 L 0 N D IE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- by Chic Young by Art Sonsom T H E BORN LOSER IN A I/NIQUE WAY ZEl HARIAH 15 ONE OP The most important I boo ks in th e o ld l nJESTAM E NT. t > i •> \ I * u IF YOU NEED A n y help just LET ALE KNOW Lc ^ — - _____ by Howio Schneider EEK A M EEK ACTUALLY I'VE ttP T A t>ARY FOR SEARS There’s good news about im potence DEAR DR. UOTT: I ulways rnjoy your column anil hope you will do one on lnqioicncc. DEAR READER: I receive a constant ntream of letters Inquir­ ing alxiut lm|x>trncc. one of m a n k in d 's most u tilq iillou s ailments, which Is marked by an Inability to achieve erection. The causes are legion and range from circulatory deficiencies (COm< monl to psychological factors (rare|. In my prartlrc of general Internal medicine, the most frequent cause of hn|Mitenre Is prescription medication Almost any drug used for hypertension or heart aliments can affect sexual functioning, often with disastrous consequences to u p a rtn er's happiness. C on se­ quently. my slandurd approach for any lni|Mitcut patient on medication Is to alter, stop or change the drugs In many cases, potenry returns In a mutter of days Another surprisingly common ca u se o f Im potence In my, pructlrc Is alcohol abuse. I'm not referring to (hr skid row bum. In contrast. I see perfectly normal, successful men who are "social drinkers" •• with sexual pro­ blems. Many of these men are retired, and It is In this group (bat the effects o f moderate alcohol can Ire most damaging, because as we age. we tiernnir less tolerant of the substance In a guy 70 years old. a couple of stiff ones before dinner and u night cup ut lirdtlme can have a profoundly negative rllrci on potency. Therefore, when I see such patients. I tell them to cut down on alcohol lor. better, eliminate lt| for a few days. This can produce astonishing results. O f course, many cases of Impotence are due to severe circulatory problems, such as the premature urtcrlnsclrrosls seen in dtubctlr men In such Instances, referral to a urologist Is mandatory trecausr sjictiul therapy •• such us vascular surgery or penile Implants - may Ire necessary. The good news: Most cases of lm|X)(cnrc are trcutuhle. or even curable. To give you more Information. I mn sending you a free copy o f my Health Report "Im potence." Other Traders who would like a copy should send $1.25 plus a long, self-addressed, stamped ACROSS 1 Rsqutit for S Capital of Latvia 9 Monk', tills 12 Hawaiian lnitrum.nl. 13 Stsp-------- 1: hurry 14 Lutricats 15 Spidsr 17 Math abbr. 18 Fashion 19 Aula-racing avanlt 21 Produced 23 Maadow 24 To and — 27 Chora 20 tsal-cutUng ant 32 Prsfarabiy 34 01 an athnlc group 38 Fuat gas 37 Support 38 English rtvar 30 Dacaiva 41 $0L 42 Mary. 44 Tills 48 Osm-eoversd 40 Cosur d‘— , Ida. 53 Japanaaa If |h 54 Or0snUsd (vforfcsrs) 58 — Angaiaa 57 Accompathss 58 Forast unit 50 Gotf mound 60 Actual bslng 81 Daaarva DOWN 1 Whosl track. 2 Th»aahandsd card gam* 3 Eitramatf M K D IC IN I Kr • .t 'W PETER G O T T .M .D . envelope to I’ .O. Box 2453, New York. NY 10163. Be sure lo mention Ihe title. Copyright 1094. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. 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"All You Nerd lo Know About Play" IGollanrz, $23. 800 271 22211 O fc o iir v .il doesn't contain everything you need lo know: and. In my opinion. II bus miiuc malrrlal on rare squeezes that could have Im-cii omitted. Ilut. along with the many lull deals, ilirre arc several single-suit combinations to demonstrate what is possible In this fusclnutlng game Today's deal Is In one o f the defense sections. Take the East v a t . Against six siiades. your partner leads the club 10. De­ clarer wins In hand with Ihe queen, cashes Ills s|iade are and plays a spade lo dummy's king, partner following both times. Now comes dummy's singleton heart. How do you defend? North's iwo-hcuit resp on v was a transfer hid showing ut least ftvr spades South Jumped to three spadrs to show a max­ imum with four-card support You are faced with a perennial problem. When a side-suit sin­ gleton Is led from the dummy, should you win with Ihe ace nr duck? Usually It Is right to play low smoothly Of course. If the ace Is the setting trick, takr It. Hut otherwise what might Ik* lost on the roundabout normally comes buck with Inter­ est on the swings. Maybe de­ clarer lias u K-J combination he must guess correctly. Or the deal Is like this one. If you win with Ihe heart are, declarer has two discards for dum m y's diamond lo v rs ; whereas If you duck, sacrificing one heart trick, your side receives two diamond tricks hi return. (CJI994. N EW SPAPER EN­ TERPRISE ASSN. NORTH l-ll-M # KJ885Z #2 # J 108 #AK2 EAST ♦ 10 # a t or t ♦ Q 0 12 #71 #j«ai« ♦ K IT ♦ ton ♦ J i l l S O U TH #AQ«4 TKQI ♦A54 ♦ QTI Vulnerable North-South Dealer South SMtb 1 NT 3# 5# tin t Pus l*IU Pan N ot lb I f 4 NT 8# ta il Pan Pan All pan Opening lead ♦ 10 HOROSCOPE By Barnlce Bede Osol TOUR BIRTHDAY Jan. 13, 1994 FR A N K AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves W UfAAN li NOJ A U *T H PtHC Tl A I I i vr> t «r » i J £ G A R F IE L D ROBOTMAN* by Jim Davis /by Jim M 4 d d !ck ,• The course you are presently pursuing should produce the types of icwards you anticipate In the year ahead. However. If you begin making unnecessary changes tt could throw every­ thing off kilter. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jun. 19) It might lie wise not to attend special sales today that offer uni que hurgalus for uni que merchandise. There's u chance you may buy things you'll never use. Trying lo juilch up a broken ro m a n ce? Th e A stro-G raph Matchmaker can help you lo understand what to do to make thc relationship work. Mall 82 und a long, self-addressed, staiiqx-d envelope to Matchmak­ er. P.O. Box 4405. New York. N.Y. 10163. AQUARIUB (Jan. 20-Peb. 19) He optimistic regarding your objectives today, hill also be careful not to stamp "Mission A c c o m p lis h e d '' on p ro je cts which urr too early to call. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) Before swinging into action to- 6T0*Ui THAT WAV APOUT /Ul. WAgfUOCS, AUK*. J KNOW TOO LOVE HIM. sincere. It looks like they will accept your kind olfer of hospi­ tality. V IRG O (Aug. 23-Scpt. 221 Your "easy com e, easy go" frame of mind today could work to your detriment If you play things loo loose. Treat serious matters with the respect they deserve. L I B R A (S e p t. 23-Oct. 23) You're In a pretty good cycle for ix-rsoiial gain, hut you could also have some peaks und troughs regardi ng y o ur extravagant whims. Today th ey may be rallu-r strong. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 There's a chance you might step out of character today und put on some pretenses and aim In order to Impress others. Poor results are likely, because It's u role you're not apt lo play well SA G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23Dec. 21) Forego tcmptutlons today to embellish Ihe facts a bit In order to add spice to you r talcs of accomplishments. You'll attract attention, hut not the kind you'll appreciate. Copyright 1994 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. b y L e o n a rd S tarr ANNIE I ...I 6HOX.PNTMAVI THANK GOODNESS 1 GOT THIS VIDEO CAMERA .OTHERWISE I'D NEVER BE ABLE TO ACCUMULATE MY VIDEO LIBRARY QT UNCOMFORTABLE PEOPLE ASKING "IS IT ON day reanalyze your motivation to lie certain It Justifies your course o f liehavlor. There's a strong probability It might not. ARIES (March 2 1-April 10) Thi nk twice before advising friends alioiit their problems today. Although your sugges­ tions will be sincere and welli ntenti oned, t he y could he faulty. TAURUS (April 20 May 20) For Ihe sake of harmony today, keep unpopular opinions to yourself. If you champion views with which others disagree. It could cause* s e r i o u s friction. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your work hubtts might be far beneath their usual standards Unlay. Tasks or assignments you treat Indifferently inuy have to lie completely redone ul a later date. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Guard agulnst Inclinations to overindulge today. The extra food that p a sv s through your lips may later look unsightly on your hips. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 If you extend an Im itation to others today, tie absolutely certain It Is ..PUT IT 50UNP5 UKt Y'HtVtR NO-1 ONIY KNCW WHAT KHfWAPOUT TH* 7AUSTU5 4Alp M 4 A * fUUrfS Afsoirr MM•CAPOr HAD ro n HB4KKS. 01* KAVSTVS/ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 12, 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/e661f0913f6e7d5572d730790bc0c671.pdf fad8d72e6d4f56c98ef5e84ef763ccf5 PDF Text Text 01 e b ru a ry 27, SUNDAY 1994 75 Cents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Semlnola County sin ce 1908 86th Year. No. 163 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST B r e a k fo r t a x p a y e r s ? Area politicos: Feds’ spending mandates costing us too much a _____________ i : x : __________r— ______ i _ *IELD Sonior Stall Writer Paul and LaVonna Robertson □ People Fiber artist hooked on weaving In our hobby corner Unlay. LaVonne Rob­ ertson. an tntrrnultonally acclaimed filler artist, tells all about the Intricate and Interesting art of Japanese lk.it (weaving). SANFORD — 'Give us a break from federal spending mandates' was Hie chorus from a choir of local and stale politicians and slate city and school representatives here Saturday. A congressional subcommittee held one of two Florida hearings al I he County Services Building Saturday lo hear of the Imparts o f federal requirements on stale and U d l governments. The panel convened In Miami Friday to discuss i medical care issues. Polite and efficient. Ihe witnesses spokr their pence ipilelty and answered questions, wasting few words The audience was s|>arv. consisting mostly o f those witnesses who had already *|M>krn or those walling Ihclr turn to speak A smattering o f community leaders sal. nodding agreement with what was tn-lng said or whispering amongst themselvesohoul the proceedings A patient baby cooed In Ihe bark row . □ Bee Mandates. Page OA ______________ Hw«M esolo bf a09« ttmact Rep John Mica (R Florida) and Rop. Steve Schlff (R Now M oxlco) listen lo Ihe lostlmony of wllnessoses al the congressional field hearing on unfunded fe d e ra l mandates In Sanford on Saturday. Who gets site by lake? Seminole County Fair draws appreciative crowds [ See Page SB □ Sports All-conference choices SANFORD — Despite a subpar season, the Seminole Community College men's basketball team still managed to have two members voted to the All-Mld-Florlda Conference squad. □ Bee Page IB By NICK PPEIPAUF Herald Staff Writer M useum reopens Th e renovated Sanford Museum will officially open Its doors today at 2 p in. Located at 520 E. First St., the museum will remain open lo visitors until 5 p m. • Convicted arsonist back in jail A teen sentenced lo four years In prison last year for setting fire to a middle school was ar­ rested on grand theft ch arges Friday alter serving five months of his sentence. Leon Conway was arrested Friday morn­ ing In front of a Cassel­ berry supermarket and ch a rg ed with grand theft and possession a firearm by a con­ victed felon. According to S em in ole County Laon Conway shert fTs deputies. Conway Is accused o f stealing two handguns from a home on Cherrywao<l Drive In South Seminole County. Deputies said Conway was convicted of selling fire lo Tuskawllla Middle School In Oviedo. The fire did B4 million In damage lo the school. Investigators said he was sentenced lo four years In prison for his part In setting that fire. They said he served five months of that sentence and was on controlled release at the time o f his arrest on Friday. He Is now being held without bond at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Meet your com missioner SANFORD — Seminole County commissioner Daryl McLain will he avulluhlc lo meet with the public to discuss county plans and activities Tuesday at the North Brunch Library. ISO N. Palmetto Ave.. Sanford, from 7:30 p.m. until 0 p.m. The meeting was established by the Cllzcns for Livable Neighborhoods, a Sanford antl-cxprcssway group, but Is open lo any topic of Interest. SANFORD — Sanford officials Monday must decide who will end up using the Police Benevolent Annoclutlon ll’ BA) building owned by the city. T h e building, located on U.S. H ighw ay 17-92. along Lake Monroe, haw been vacant until recently. Follow ing the fire that partially Visitors to the Seminole County Fsir enjoy soma old-fashioned fun. Inaugural run full of good family fun (Ir M r o y r d Ihe C o m m u n ity M ental H e a lt h loelllty on S o u th r r e n c li i By VICKI DoSOKMIBN Herald Stall Writer CASSELBERRY — You get.a second chance 10 make u first Impression. The Seminole County Fair bus kicked off Its Inaugural run with small, but appreciative crowds nnd vendors who are excited about a new fair In central Florida. Th e organizers have made a good first Impression. "I think this Is really cool." said Dccna Leffler of Sanford. "I mean. It's a nice little fair und It's right here In Seminole County." Melinda O'Hrlan o f Sanford said she liked the Seminole Couniy Fair heller than she has liked Orlando's Central Flortdu Fulr In the past. "T h is Is more Intimate." she explained. "Y o u don't feel overwhelmed when you walk through the gates. It's much friendlier here than over there In Orlando." □Bee Fair, Page BA A ven u r. the city authorized the temporary use o f the building to Ihe grou p, with Ihe stipulation that c e rta in repairs he done lo Ihe building. Moat o f them have now h e r n c o tn p lr lr d . T h e question o f whal the building m a y lx- used for ufler Menial Health returns lo Its French Avenue site later this year. Is now being exam­ ined. A l Monday night's Sanford City Commission meeting, two proposals nrr being brought up for consid­ eration. O ne request Is In the fomi o f a le t t e r from Jam es B askcrvlllc. commander of AM VETS Post 0017. He bus infonned (he commission that tile (tost Is In. "...dire need of u building In which In actively func­ tion us a group." Jackie and Christopher Lltwln watch Seminole County firefighters ropel from a high platlorm. C Bee Building, Page 6A When one becomes an old-timer Fellow called Ihe other day and asked. ".Julian, when docs one become an old tim er?" You golta admit, folks, that's a good question. I begun lo search around for a clever answer. Lo and behold, the mall brings me one. I got n piece entitled "Class of 1938 B.C. (Before Computers). Il wus from Nancy Rossclcr Norman who said site look some liberties with the original which was done by a Nardl Thompson of Hanover. N.H. Now. dial oughl to make you transplanted "Yankees" sit up und take some notice. If you graduated before or during 1938 from high school Just read this: "W e were before Ihe pill und the population explosion that Inexplicably went hund In hand. "W e were before television, penicillin, (xillo shots, unllhloilcs. frtshccs. frozen food, nylons, rayons. Xerox. Kinsey, radar and sonar, plastic credit cards und even bull|>olnt |iens. For us. u chip meant u piece of wood; hardware meant, of all things, hardware, and there wus no such word as software. "Druilrs w ere still creepy lllllc creatures. ' “ In our lime closets were for clothes — not for somethng lo route out of. A (took about two young women living together In Europe could tie called ‘Our WAY BACK WHIN V -4 J U L IA N STEN STROM □ See Stenstrom, Page BA Days of old com e alive at Renaissance festival From staff reports INDEX By VICKI DeSORMIER •ridge............ Herald Staff Writer llltlA ffttm m tT r i a a a l f U ^ e ......... ...... BE Nation............. P rrr Abk|f..... . Daathi............ Editorial.......... Education...... Partly cloudy and a bit warm Partly cloudy with high in the low lo m id 7 0 s . W in d becoming northeast lOmph. For more weather, eoo Fata tA H EATH RO W - T h rou gh the m is t s o f lim e on S a tu r d a y , hundreds passed Into the longforgotten time of Ihe European Renaissance. In Ihe fourteenth century, a festival brought all In a village together, young nnd old. rich and poor, for a good time. Sim ilarly, the Central Florida Renaissance Festival, brought many together lo be richly cnlcrtnlncd. And. there's a new twist on this one. The local fair Is a fund-raiser for many organizations that help the needy In the Central Florida area. “ W e wanted to raise money for ihe organizations that help others In this area." Shawn Smith, president of ihe Centra) Florida Renaissance Fairs. Inc., the group that organized Ihe festival, laid. "I think this Is a fun way to do It." Dressed In the colorful garb of Renaissance England, the cotton peasant dress, leather and mull of Ih e w a rrio rs and Ihe v e lv e ty clothing of the aristocracy, Ihe entertainers, vendors ami stuff wandered through Ihe fairgrounds which have been creeled nt LAL Acres Ranch In Heathrow "W elcom e m ilady." the cheer)’ peasant charged with collecting tickets said as some of Ihe visitors entered the enchanted area. Ills female companion, a buxom wench, called out lo him from Ihe ticket booth to try lo keep him In line us he spoke In d o u b le e n te n d re s that amused and cause some blushing, bul which never offended. Minstrels sel up at makeshift stages throughout the festival, hoping to show off their talents and garner praise and a shekel or two. A rat catcher slithered about the □ Bee Old, Page 6A / ' ' v * ,. ' : mm Hm MWaa H NaewH«nuct K n ig h t, Sir D im ltrlus, cow ers before th e mighty Jo h n W lltberger. SU B SC R IB E TO T H E S A N FO R D HERALD FOR T H E B E S T L O C A L NEW S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 I �t A • Sanford Harafd, Sanford, F lo rid a • Sunday, February 27, 1094 NEW S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E ST Like prison inm ates Suit: Funeral home lost amputated legs FORT LAUDERDALE — A lawsuit charges a funeral home lost the le|{s of a Jewish woman who wanted her amputated limbs to be saved for an Orthodox funeral. The family o f Molly Cohen charges Menorah Gardens and Funeral Chapels in Fort Lauderdale could not locate her legs when they called after she died last Sept. 13. "It's horrifying." said Marylln Dresln. Cohen's daughter. "You don't lose something like this." Joel Cohen of Tamarac, a cantor at Temple Beth El. considered lhe burial of his w ife without her legs a violation o f his religious (reliefs that the entire body must be burled. "It's going to bother m e." said Cohen. 81. " I know it’s the wrong thing that was done, that she wasn't buried with the rest of her body." Cohen's suit filed last week In Broward Circuit Court seeks at least 915.000 In damages for mental anguish. Family attorney Neal Hlrqchfcld said Menorah Gardens located one leg at its West Palm Beach Mausoleum after receiving notice o f the suit. In similar cases. Mark Wctssman. managing general partner of Menorah Gardens, said limbs are usually shipped to the cemetery where the family has a plot. Mrs. Cohen’s legs were amputated due to circulatory problems In 1986. She was burled In the family plot In Long Island. N.Y. Millions In cocaine profits intercepted TAMPA — Federal agents working as money blunderers at n fake mortgage company have Intercepted millions In cocaine cartel profits, according to two sealed Indictments obtained by The Tampa Tribune. A series o f five federal Indictments led to the arrests Friday of at least nine suspects. Including a Merrill Houston. Los Angeles and San Juan. Puerto Rico. Th e smuggling was "generating proceeds In United States currency totaling many millions of dollars." the indictment said. Cartel kingpins sought to return the cocaine profits to Colombia disguised as legitimate Income from legal exports. The Indictments allege the launderers Included banking employees who were told cash provided by federal agents wass. New York. Panama and the tiny European principality of Liechtenstein. More arrests were expected, and U.S. Attorney Larry Colleton was to detail the operation when the Indictments are unsealed Monday, the newspaper reported. Sports complex taxing district? FORT LAUDERDALE — Blockbuster Entertainment fcorp. would be allowed to tack on higher sales and property taxes and sell tax-exempt bonds for a giant sports complex under draft legislation. The 910 billion Blockbuster Park Is planned as a home for Blockbuster chairman Wayne Hulzenga’s Florida Marlins and Florida Panther* and South Florida's biggest theme park ofT Interstate 75. "This Is landmark legislation," said attorney James Blosscr. assistant tu Hulzenga. The company obtained staff approval Friday from Broward and Dade counties and the city o f Miramar to pursue a bill to create an Independent governing district for Blockbuster Park covering up to 2,300 acres. Under the rushed compromise. Blockbuster would be allowed to charge a 5 percent sales tax plus the existing 6 percent state tax and an additional $5 per 91,000 In proper!/ taxes. The company could Issue tax-exempt bonds for roads and utility work. Humor columnist Grlzzard hospitalized ORLANDO — Columnist Lew is Grlzzard was hospitalized Saturday after suffering an aneurysm of the right kidney, a hospital official said. He was In critical but stable condition, and ht* condition was not considered Ufe-threatenlng. said Renee Kopowskt. a spokeswoman for The Florida Hospital. The 46-year-old hum orist for T h e Atlanta JournalConstitution was admitted to the hospital talc Thursday after suffering pain In his right side, his aides said. An aneurysm occurs when a blood vessel weakens In one spot and bulges or “ bubbles." It was the second aneurysm Grlzzard has suffered since undergoing heart surgery to replace a defective valve last March. In nm>mhi>r. he was treated at Emorv Unlversltv Hosnlta1In Atlanta for a bleeding abdominal artery. From A aa ocia tod Proas rsp ort* Correction An Associated Press report on Juvenile crime spending on page 2A o f Friday's S a n fo rd H e ra ld contained an error In the date. If established, the state's new Department o f Juvenile Justice would be operational by Oct. 1. 1995 rather than 1985 as written. Florida lawmakers come and go, but problems stay By BRBNT KALLS9TAD An AP News Analysis_______ forces with backers of the peti­ tion drive. " W h a t has h a p p en e d to J u s t i c e ? " u s k r d M n e k 's spokeswoman Ann Hamilton. "Florida's children and families are being terrorized by the early release of prisoners. It hns to stop." And Republicans will continue the drumbeat. The governor, they will re­ mind votrrs through the up­ coming long, hot summer, was In chnrge when Loran Cole bcal to death a Florida Slate student und raped his sister. Sentenced to more than 5 years In prison for grand theft In 1992. Cole was bark oul In a year. In Ihc last nine years. Cole has been arrested 14 limes, the last 11 In Florida Including last weekend's murder-rape to which he and un accomplice have confessed. Chiles, whose own re-election chances may ride on the public s perception of him on law-undorder matters, says Florida must come to grips with Its own tax base first. " I do not think Florida can s o lv e Hs on goin g problem s without tax reform," he said Thursday. "W e're dealing with 1994 problem*. In clfrct. with a 1948 engine and I f * breaking dow n." While not a new problem, vicious crimes committed by people unfit for society is a political lime bomb for Incum­ bents. In 1987, former Gov. Bob M a r t in e z c a lle d th em "supcrfclons." career criminals who committed the most fre­ quent and violent crimes. The b u z z w o r d d e s c r ip tio n has changed, but not much else. There Is growing sentiment that prisoners are treated too nicely. "T h e stale is spending moneyon videos, cable TV. racquctball courts, other amenities." said state Sen. Andcr Crcnshnw. a GOP gubernatorial hopeful. "Jail ought to be punishment." TALLAHASSEE - Frustrated by a lack of leadership from Florida lawmakers, the state's c itiz e n s arc headed toward making a decision for them on locking up criminals and keep­ ing them In jail Public safety has remained a top priority for voters during the last two administrations and recurring violent crimes keep citizens alarmed and angry that no resolutions upprar on the horizon. The murder o f a Florida Slate student and the rape of his sister In the Ocala National Forest a week ago added fuel to the Dre. More than 50.000 Floridians have already signed a petition for a November ballot Initiative that would require all prisoner* serve at least 85 percent of their sen ten ce. T h e y must have 430.000 vulldaled signatures by Aug. 1 to get the Issue on the ballot. Again this week, the murder and rape were committed by a repent offender rrleased early from prison. "T h e revolving door claimed y e t a n o th e r v i c t i m . " said Kathleen Finnegan, executive d irector o f the STO P IStop Turning Out Prisoners) petition drive. "It has Incrrdlbly In­ creased public awareness. Peo­ ple aren't asking for a petition to sign. They're asking for slacks of petitions." Gov. Lawton Chiles, for one. is bothered by the growing ten­ dency for Florida lawmakers to leave the hard decisions to voters through Initiative. "There are still a lot of people out there demanding, 'fix It.* and that's what the Legislature Is hearing," said Chiles. "It bothers m e." says Chiles, " w e don't want to make a decision until It's so critical that the people demand we make I t ... or we put It on a referendum." But U.S. Sen. Connie Muck, who like Chiles Is facing reelection this fall, has tolned U 9 m Crime. Page 5A Churches plan protest of abortion rights concert By T in A ssociated Prsss P E N S A C O L A - S ix churches plan to hold an anti-abortion rally to contrast a Pearl Jam concert arranged as a memorial to an abortion doctor killed outside a clinic a year earlier. T h e s o ld - o u t c o n c e r t sponsored by Rock for Choice will be held March 9 at the 10.000-scat Pensacola Civic Center, a day before the first a n n iversa ry o f Dr. David Gunn's death. A n ti- a b o r t io n a c t iv is t Michael F. Griffin Is on trial for first-degree m urder In .the shooting death o f Gunn, who was shot three times In the back. Churches have organized a high school rally the same night as the concert. " I felt a sense o f frustration for my teens because Pearl Jam Is such a big group and they go to school with a lot of kids who are fans," said David Hutchinson, youth director of P ln c w o o d s P r e s b y t e r ia n Church. "I didn't want them to be discouraged." Hutchinson, who contacted y o u th d ir e c to r s at o th e r churches to organize the rally, said It Is as much a response to extremists who advocate an­ ti-abortion violence as to Pearl Jam. "1 believe as Christians we nre commanded to live lives like Jesus, and Jesus would not advocate killing people because he disagreed with their lifestyle." T h e r a lly w i ll fe a t u r e speeches by a Feminists for Life official, a Christian coun­ selor und a pediatrician. Readers speak Mik9 M alhews Guillermo Aguirre What should be done with kid criminals? By BUSAN W IN NE R Herald Correspondent SANFORD - The public Is bombarded dally with reports of crime, whether thelts or violent arts Television stalions cover details, artlon and vivid recounting of events Movies on the screen and television blare with murder mysteries and poller shows with high ratings Then the subject of children as young as eight Involved In a murder plot, teen-agers selling drugs at school, and youth carrying knives and guns to school and Injuring classmates When will the madness end? Do we live In a society with crumbling morals? Has the judicial sys­ tem become loo lenient? Does the overcrowding In the Jails present a problem? Whut's the solution, or Is there one? Legislators have met many Hines to discuss alternatives. Suggest tons have been made to educate parents when a child Is expected. Stricter c u rfe w s and m ilitary boot c a m p s have also l*ern added to the list. Publishing names of repeat offenders In the newspaper had been a thought. Reatlers tell u* their Ideas. Lee Tabor said. "Something has got lo be done but I'm not sure what, l it like lo pot them on an Island somewhere with a pup tent and supplies " Beverly Dill said Jokingly. "Electrocute them lor their llrsl offense! Not really. I just think stricter discipline In the court system would help ." M.C. agreed by saying. "I think crime could lx- curbed If Ihc courts weren't so lenient with offenders." See R eaction. Page 5A Prosecutors say King street name revoked in secret meeting By Th# A ssociated Pros* PA LM E TTO — Prosecutors have filed a lawsuit against this city's council, accusing them of meeting secretly to revoke a plan to rename a street for the late Rev. Mariln Luther King Jr Stale Attorney' Ear! Moreland Is asking that the board be censured, (hat its actions at the Jan. 19 meeting be declared Invalid and that another meeting be held — this lime in public — to revisit the street-nam ing Issue. Named In the lawsuit were Mayor Gordon Dole und council m e m b e r s S h ir le y G r o o v e r B ryant, Jim B iggins. Brian Williams and Pat Whltescl. In addition, the state will ask that each council member be fined 9500 and that In the future they be required lo keep a taped record of meetings The lawsuit ends a four-week Investigation ol the meeting by Moreland's office. Criminal charges could not be supported, Assistant State At­ torney Dr no Economou said. Io part by the Inability to prove criminal Intent on the council m em bers' part. It was also hampered by the lack of accu­ rate records of the Jan. 19 meeting and one preceding It during which the special Jan. 19 " w o r k s h o p " m e e tin g w as scheduled. The earlier meeting, on Jan. 17. was held on Martin Luther King Day. The council's onlyblack member. Charles Smith, was absent lo attend events honoring (hr slain civil rights leader. LOTTERY M IA M I * H e r e a re th e w inning n u m bers selected Friday In the F lo rid a Lottery: itasy 5 24-215-20-3-15 Sunday, February 27, 1994 Vol 66. No. 163 I OoJhr and Dunder. mc * s* Soturdrr by Th# Santord HorsW. Inc. MO N French Avo, Sanford. FI* 17771 Second Cl*kt Florida and Pold ol Sonford, lonef mailing LO CAL F O M C ACT Today: Partly cloudy. High In the lower to mid 70s. Wind becoming northeast 10 mph. Tonight: Variable cloudiness with ■ slight chance o f showers. Low In the mid 50s. Wind west 5 to 10 mph. Rain chance 20 percent. Extended forecast: Monday: Partly cloudy. A chance of show­ ers mainly rust sections. Lows In the upper 40* to upper 50s. Highs In the upper 60s to mid 70s. Tuesday: Becoming mostly cloudy and breezy with a chance o f showers. Lows In the upper 40s to upper 50s. Highs In the 70s. FLORIDA TK M FS Not available at press time THURSDAY Mslycldy 73-53 SUNDAY Ptlycldy 67-55 STATISTICS________ O FULL Feb. 26 NEW March 12 3 LAST March 4 € FIRST March 20 ■ B A C H CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves arc 1-2 feet and glassy. Current Is to the south with a water tempera­ ture o f 60 degrees. New Smyrna Beach: Waves are 1-2 feet and glassy. Current Is to the south with n water temperature ol GO degrees. Ftonde ReoidenU muil pay 7% sole* U» In tdddlon lo rote# I ‘ Phono (407) m a n r SUNDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 5:55 a.m., 6:20 p.m.; MaJ. — a.m.. 12:10 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 8:48 a.m., 9:16 p.m : lows. 2:33 a.m.. 2:52 p.m.; New Smyrna Beach: highs. 8:53 a.m.. 9:21 p.m.: lows. 2:38 n.m.. 2:57 p.m.; Cocoa Beach: highs. 9:08 a.m.. 9:36 p.m.: lows. 2:53 a.m.. 3:12 p m. BOATING 8t Augustine to Jnpltor Inlet Sunday: Wind north to north­ east 20 knots. Seas 5 to 7 feet except higher In the gulf stream. Bay and Inland waters choppy. Sunday night: Wind northeast to east 20 knots. Sea* 5 to 7 fret except higher In the gulf stream. Bay and Inland waters choppy. The temperature at -1 p.m. Saturday was 71 degrees and Saturday's overnight low was 57. as recorded by the National Weather Service at Ihc Orlando International Airport. O Friday’s high................. 74 □Barometric pressure.30.07 □ R e la tiv e H u m id ity....79 pet □ Winds............ North 9 mph □ R a in fa ll........................trace .Sunset*........*........6:24 p.m. □Sunrise............... 6:52 s.m. car A n chor *9* A tla n ta A tla n tic C ity B a ltim o re B illin g ! 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He was charged with driving under Ihe Influence of alcohol. • Michael Edward Clarity, 35, 112 Autumn Drive, Longwood. was arrested by sheriff's deputies In the 100 block of Autumn Drive Wednesday. Deputies said he fiat] struck a tree and a parked vehicle. He was nrrested on a charge of driving under the Influence o f alcohol. Circuit Judflo O.H. Eaton Jr., right, administers the oath of office to new judge, Thomas G Freeman, who will serve In the 18th Judicial Circuit, including Semlnolo County. Freeman is Invested after Ihe retirement of Robert McGregor. HIs wife, Nancy, stands by his side. Judge Seymour Benson will tako over McGregor's caseload and Judge Freeman will take Benson's domestic relations cases A reception lor the new judge was hold at Tlmacuan Country Club in Lake Mary. Incidents reported to authorities • Sheriffs deputies report finding wheels and various automobile parts, reportedly dumped Into a wooded nrca off Silver Lake Drive Wednesday. The parts were valued at approximately 9171. • Sanford police reported a man was bealen ufter leaving a convenience store In the 3100 block of S. Sanford Avenue Wednesday. The man reportedly told police several men npproached him und one struck him In the nose. The victim was transported to Central Florida Regional Hospital for treatment of his Injury. • A washing machine valued at $350 was reportrd stolen Wednesday, from the back porch of a home In Ihr 900 block of Elm Avenue, • A stolen vehicle was reported to Sanford police Wednesday. The car was a red 1981 Chevrolet Chevetle. with a broken drivers side window and lost tag decal on the rear. It was last seen parked at the Rescue Outreach Mlsson. In the 1700 block ofW . 13th Street. Burglary suspect nabbed Sanford police arrested Kenneth E. Mathews, Jr.. 25. on Thursday. In connection with two burglaries Police said he was first located near Ihe scene of a burglary In Ihe JOO block of Sand Pine Circle, when u number o f Items of Jewelry were said to have been taken. They reported finding him walking near Lake Mary Boulevard and placed him under arrest for burglary loan unoccupied building and grand theft. Police said several Items of Jewelry were found on his person. Later, at the John E. Polk Correctional Facility. Mathews wns reportedly Identified ns huving been Involved In a burglary on Feb 23. al a home In the 300 block o f Live Oak lllvd. In connection with that Incident, he has also been charged with home Invaslon/occuplcd structure. Fight arrest Sheriffs deputies arrested Rose Marsh Ellis, 24. or 75 Castle Brewer Court, In the 1900 block of Southwest Road Thursday. Deputies said she had reportedly been Involved In a dispute, and was difficult to place under arrest. The arrest report Indicated u crowd had started to gather during Ihe anest attempt. Ellis was charged with aggravated assault, aggravated battery, resisting an officer without violence, and causing an afTray. Wrong place to park Lake Mary police found Uobbl Jo Uartlet. 31. of Ocala, In her car Thursday, parked at the Lake Mary Sports Complex, at approximately 11 p.m. Following an Investigation, police urrested her on a charge of driving under Ihe Influence of alcohol, possession o f drug paraphernalia, possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis, and falling to sign a citation. Disturbance call Sheriffs deputies responded to a call regarding a disturbance carlyTrlday. In the 1800 block of Rosenberry Land. Brenda Brown. 31. of 121 Bcthune Circle. Sanford, was arrested after she refused to leave the area when requested to do so. She was charged with trespassing after warning. Incidents reported to the sheriff • A 1987 Plymouth, reported stolen In Daytona Beach, was recovered by sheriffs deputies Wednesday. It was found parked near a convenience store In the 2200 block of W. First Street. • A 1988 Florida Power & Light pickup truck was reportedly stolen Wednesday from a compound In the 2600 block of W. S.R, 46. Orange County deputies have reported they located the vehicle on Thursday, and arrested an unidentified Juvenile In connection with the theft. Incidents reported to Sanford police • The drivers scat o f a semi truck was reportedly set on fire Wednesday. The vehicle had been parked In a compound In the 2500 block of Jewett Lane. Firemen reportedly were able to extinguish the flames before any tnnjor damage was done. • A burglary and car theft were reported Thursday at an uuto dealership on S. Orlando Drive. Deputies said entry was made by cutting open a chain link fence. $500 In Items were reportedly removed front a IP91 Chevrolet. Police also reported a silver 1993 Bulck 4-door sedan had been stolen. No license number was listed. • An estimated $800 In tools were reported stolen Thursday from a vehicle parked In the 1900 block of S. Palmetto Avenue. • A 1983 Mazda, reported stolen In Oviedo, was found Thursday In the 3 100 block of S. Orlando Drive. • Tw o boys' bikes, with a total value of $800 were reported stolen Thursday from an unsecured garage In the 100 block of Water Oak Drive. • A TV and VCR valued at over $600 were reported stolen Thursday from a hom e In the 2400 block of S. Park Avenue. • A refrigerator/frcczcr valued at $100 was reportedly taken Thursday from a residence In the 900 block o f Magnolia Avenue. H t f l M Photo bp T o m fn yV lfK $ fil Davidians acquitted of murder By KELLEY$HANN0N Associated Press Writer SAN ANTO NIO A ju ry rejected murder and murder conspiracy charges against 11 Brunch Davidians today, con­ victing five of voluntary man­ slaughter In the slayings nf four federal agents during a botched raid on the cult compound. Seven o f the defendants were convicted of weapons charges. Three cull members were ac­ quitted of all charges. Including two who were arrested outside Ihe compound on the afternoon of thr raid. No sentencing dale was set. Four agents from the Bureau o f A lc o h o l, T o b a c c o and Firearms were killed Feb. 28. 1993. In a shoolout with David Koresh's followers as they irled to arrest the cull Icadrr on wca pons charges. Six Davidians were killed In the shootout with about 75 agents. The gunbattle led to a 51-day stamioll that ended when FBI armored vehicles buttered the Davldlan buildings near Waco and pumped in tear gas Koresh und at least ,7tj followers died h i d Id Ihr hlnzr'. *' U.S. District Judge W alter Smith hud Insljqgtrd jurors they could consider self-defense m s Justification for the Davldiuns' use of deadly force. Smith also permitted Jurors lo consider possible convictions for volun­ tary manslaughter. The murder und murder connplracy charges carried sen­ tences of up to life In prison. Voluntary manslaughter carries a penalty of up to 10 years In prison und a $250,000 fine. The Jury reported Its verdicts during Its fourth day of delibera­ tions. The trial was moved from Waco to San Antonio because o f pretrial publicity. Lawyers paraded more than 1.400 pieces of evidence into court and questioned more than 130 witnesses In the trial, which began Jan. 10 with two days of Jury selection. Prosecutors called ATF agents. Texas Rangers. FBI ugents und dozens of gun dealers In un effort to prove Koresh and his follow­ ers stockjilled weapons and conspired (o kill federal agents In the months before the botched raid. Defense lawyers built much of D i p i f l m i t t l e l A g r ic u ltu r e i n d C o n tu rn e r S e r v i c e * COUUflUOHM Katie's Wekiva River Landing Real World Radio Network and Real Radio 104.1 Proudly Present "A Day On The River" W ith L iv e M u s ic By • Sea Dawg • Potential Frenzy »The Bassments • John Mark Shilling Trio • The Sleepers • Jill Towers • The Wait M L . th e ir c a s e th r o u g h crossexam in a tion o f prosecution witnesses. The defense called only I I wlinesscs o f their own. None o f Ihe defendants testified. T h e defense launched Its 1W-day case with the playing of a 911 emergency call placed from the com pou nd as thr shoolout began. •'Tell them there's children and women In here and to call It off." cull member Wayne Martin told a dispatcher- with Ihe release of two reviews of surprise was lost, then denied federal agents' performance. A the operation had l>ecri com ­ Trensury Department report promised hlamrd flawed decision-making. Treasu ry S e creta ry L lo y d Inadequate Intelligence gather­ Bentsen used the findings to ing and mlscommunlcatlon for replace ATF Director Stephen the raid's failure. Higgins and suspend five highT h r most d a m a g in g c o n ­ level ATF oil Ida Is. two of whom clusion was that ATF command later resigned The report con­ era fulled to abort the raid when cluded Higgins had Ircen misled they learned the clement of by lopufdrs. "America's Newest County Fair" Attorneys for thr Davidians coniended their clients may h a ve lis te n e d lo K o r e s h ’ s apocalyptic preaching but did not conspire to kill agents. De­ fense lawyers hlained authorities for Ihe way Ihe raid was con­ ducted and for the way the standoff was handled. SEMINOLE COUNTY S tar p ro s e c u tio n w itn ess Kathryn Schroeder. who agreed to plead guilty to u lesser charge o f forcibly resisting federal of­ ficers In exchange for helping Ihc government, testified Koresh told his followers: " I f you can't kill for God. you can't die for God." Ms. Schroeder acknowledged FEBRUARY 24TH - M AR CH 6TH A T SEMINOLE GREYHOUND PARK CASSELBERRY, Jusl QIT 17.-92, between, SR 4JU & SR 43 6 in Casselberry s h e h a d . liln r c i a c o n ir a r t w it h a movie production company and that she pica bargained because she desperately wanted to re­ unite with her young children. However. Ms. Schroeder said she did not conspire lo murder law officers. "Killing Ihe agents was not s o m e th in g th a t I th o u g h t uboul."nhrsuld. Cull members sutd Ihe FBI started the April 19 Inferno when a tank knocked over a lantern. Agents testified that they saw cult members light the fire. Authorities said Koresh and some of Ills* followers whose iKxilrs were found In the burned out buildings also had been shot. Soul-searching within the FBI and ATF went public last fall Sfl 46 W*- From1-4Exit r5t. SR46 (Sanford Eirt) Go sest 41/2rrulei, tumogMon Welni Park Dove al trie Kale i landog ngn 407/628-1482 (HAIM DATS MAM. 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February 27. 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald <u s p s aai-3M) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Arm Code 407-322-201I or 831-0903 Wayne 0. Doyle. Publisher and Editor s u b s c r ipt io n h ate : 3 Mont ha..................... . 819 50 6 Months............................830.00 1 Year................................878.00 Florida Resldenta muat pay 7X aalea tax in addition to ratae above. EDITORIALS Will lawmakers approve it? A Juvenile c r im e bill In m o v in g forward In the Florida H ou se. It Is en co u ra g in g to find that It was a p p ro v ed by the H ou se Appropria­ tions C om m ittee o n a 30 to n o th in g vote. O ver a dozen b ills are b ein g prcsenlrd lo the legislature fo r consideration. In one w ay o r another, each Is aim ed at rrd u c ln g crime. T h is one appears lo be right on target to help cut dow n on Ju ven ile lawlessness. A m o n g oth er suggestions, th e bill would en large the n u m b er o f Ju ven ile detention spaces and in clu d e establishm eni o f some bool camps. It w ou ld also d ecree that certain Juveniles tie tried ns adults, and have longer Jail tim e than p resen tly given. It also w ould hold parents In contempt o f court If they fall to o b ey a su m m o n s to appear In Juvenile court. Perhaps this o n e item alone w ill m ake parents m ore nwnre o f th e activities o f their children. In order to o p e ra te this system , th e bill calls fo r the establish m en t o f a new Departm ent o f Ju ven ile Ju stice, w hich w ou ld take over Juvenile crim e p rob lem s p resen tly under the Ju risdiction o f H ea lth and R e h a b ilita tive S ervices and the D epartm ent o f Corrections. W c have little doubt that, e v e n with a unanim ous c o m m itte e vote, th ere a re those In th e legislature w h o w ill try to fine-tune tills bill, and u n fortu n ately. lessen Its effective* ness. C rim e has rea ch e d a tra gic level, and con tin u es to g r o w on a dally basts. Juvenile crim e Is a m o n g th e fastest grow in g. Our legislators w e re elected to lead the people. W h a t b e tte r w ay for th e m to respond than to show th e y are iruty co n cern ed about th e folks back h o m e . W c urge that cither this bill. (H fi 23 81 ) b e passed, o r i f possible, a n o th e r bill w h ic h muy b e e v e n m ore stringent in the ba ttle against c rim e . U n it e , f in d s o l u t i o n s f o r s o c i e t y ’ s i l l s The Supreme Court's decisions particularly during the 1950s and 1960s affirmed the rights of African-American rlll/rns guaranteed by the Constitution. The May 17. 1954 Urown vs. Hoard of Education decision clearly stated that scparate-but-cqual segregated schools were unconstitutional. This doctrine violated the 14th Amendment. This landmark decision could Ik* Identified as the beginning of the erosion of the various systemic methods employed lo segregate African-Americans that had permeated tills society. The next watershed event In the Civil Rights struggle was the Montgomery bus boycott. Although this wns not the first bus boycott <>l thr movement, the first having occurred June 19-25, 1953 In Baton Rouge. La.. It was well organized and executed. All o f the Ingredients were present In Montgomery for the spon­ taneous Igniting o f the fires of freedom by Rosa Parks. During the 1940s, Rosa Parks had lieen ejected from the bus by the same bus driver that had her arrested Dee. 1. 1955 for falling to comply with the rules that supported segrega­ tion and violated Individual dignity. Rosa Parks could no longer accept this treatment. In her own words. "M y resistance to being mistreated on the bus or anywhere else was Just a regular thing with me and not Just that dav. LURLENE S W E E T IN G Parks had served as secretary for the local NAACP from 1943 until her arrest In 1955. Through her Involvement with the NAACP she tocanic acquainted with A Philip Randolph. Roy Wilkins and other national civil rights lenders. Mrs I’arks had organized a local NAACP youth council and had Ixrn an adult advisor to a youth organization that attempted to borrow lx*oks from a while library- At the time of Iter arrest Parks had scheduled a youth cntmtil workshop lor Dec. 4. 1955. Consequently, when Parks wns arrested she was well known In her community. She was not just a quiet dignified woman of high morals but a |>rrscui of considerable Influence In her community. Dr, Martin Luther King Jr.'s presence In Montgomery at this critical time seems providential However, the people Identified as W c have little d o u b t that som e .type o f laws w ill be enacted to com b at the g r o w in g crime problem . W e o n ly h o p e they arc »t r lc t. T h e ir passage h ow ever, w ill p rod u ce some n ew problem s. N o doubt, adult an d Juvenile crim in a ls w ill en d u p being kept in Jail longer. T h a t w ill req u ire m ore prison beds and facilities. M any legislators h ave expressed their belief that boot c a m p s arc one o f th e better suggestions to k e e p Juvenile olTcndcrs off the streets. T h e next q u e stio n is. w here w ill they be pu t? If a D ep artm en t o f J u v e n ile Justice Is established a n d It (as an e x a m p le ) suggests som e type o f b o ot c a m p be built at th e Central Florida R egional A irp ort p ro p erty, will resi­ d en ts In the su rrou n d in g areas fig h t against it? N o m atter w h e re a boot ca m p is suggested, th e r e arc p e o p le liv in g w it h in a short distance. W c h a v e no doubt th ere will be objections no m a tte r w here one Is proposed. On another m a tter, it is a k n o w n fact (hat there are not en o u g h prison beds. I f the need to finance a m a jo r Increase b rin g s about an additional lax. w ill the people a g a in Jump up and shout against It? T h e public m ust believe that th e legislature w ill lake a p p rop riate action, an d d o what Is determ ined lo Ik ? necessary’ to help fight crim e. T h e legislators how ever, m ust also be able to rely on th e p eop le to su p p o rt (h eir decisions. If w e fight on e another, we w ill accomplish nothing. If e v e r y o n e Joins tog eth er, and each Is w illin g lo g iv e , this p ro b lem can Ik * resolved. Berry's World * * ‘ L e t m e t e ll y o u a b o u t m y m o m m y . We. all Americans, arc still dreaming that our country may solve thr pressing problems of this day: family disintegration, the high Incidence o f crime In communities, the fallurr of many children to obtain an education. These problems arc all Interrelated and feed upon each other creating rhaos In our society. We must unite and resolve to find solul Ions JO S E P H S P E A R Boycott - the weapon of choice a m ...A n d w ill the people accept it? actually formulating the plans for the boycott arc E.D. Nixon, past president of the NAACI and members of the Women s Political ( ounc ll led by Jo Ann Robinson, an English teacher at Alabama State College. Nixon and Parks had worked together for years in the struggle for equ ality. Dr. Martin Lu ther King Jr s charismatic leadership during the boycott and the fin al dcscgrcatlon ol the buses of Montgomery are a matter of history. The Aug. 28. 1963 march on Washington brought over a quarter o f a million people to the Lincoln Memorial In our nation's capital The inarch on Washington for "Jobs and Freedom" was another momentous event in the Civil Rights movement. The march was an elrcirifylng occasion to witness. So many Americans o f all races, creeds, colors, ages assembled In the spirit of brotherhood was an unforgettable experience. The magnetism of the moment was crystallzcd by Dr Martin Luther King Jr.'s eloquent "1 Have n Dream" speech. ELLEN G O O D M AN Sexism isn’t dead in schools BOSTON — When Myra Sadker published her first book In 1973. she was Invited to a convention of elementary' school principals. Sexism In the schools was a new topic und a controversial one. so she was delighted to see u hundred principals, mostly men. crammed Into the meeting room. But when Sadker started to speak, the audience began to whisper. The whispers grew louder and louder. And finally, many Just got up and left. It turned out that they had come expecting to hear her lecture on sex education, not sexist 'education. Today, few educators would confuse sex and sexism on a vocabulary test. The world has changed and so have schools. Girls and boys ore no longer tracked Into homemaking and woodworking classes. Dick and Jane are no longer exclusively portrayed as doctor and nurse, boss and secretary, wage earner and homemaker. Now the same people who once dented that there was a problem In the schools arc the ones likely to say that thr problem has been fixed. But Myra and David Sadker. spouses and longtime collaborators, have put togthrr a new book that gets down Into the next layer, the more subtle but searing ways In which schools are. In the words of the title. "Fulling ut Fairness." By collecting studies and Interviews and. by tuklng readers Into the classroom, these two American University professors describe how girls who start out ahead academically, fall behind. They show school us a world In which b o y s demand and get the lion's share of attention. On the short list o f their findings are thrac: Teachers Interact with toys right limes more frequently than with girls. Boys arc called on more often. Girls are given Irss time to answer. Boys arc rewarded for being smart. Girls are rewarded for being neat, pretty, compliant, nice. Teachers help girls by doing things for them. They help boys by leaching them how lo dolt themselves. Some of the teachers the Sudkers observed display their bias overtly. But many more teach by gender as naturally as the one woman who chalked up her different expectations under these blackboard headings: "Brilliant B oys." "Good G irls.” In this small, closed society, trays rise to the top or drop to the bottom most dramatically, while girls often fall by the wayside. The most chilling pages In this took arc those that simply relay dozens and dozens o f rcal-llfc interactions In the classroom. But I was equally struck by two tests the authors have given again and again. In one, hundrrds o f high school students were routinely unable to name 10 famous women In history. In another, students described what It would lx- like to wake up as the opposite sex. The authors' summarize the male essays saying. "Although wc have read hundreds of to y s ' sturlcs about waking up as a girl, we remain shocked ut thr degree of contempt expressed by so many The Sudkers do not pretend that schools exist In a vacuum or that schools ran to the antidote to all our social problems. Nor arc these educators en gaged In teachcr-bashlng. "In thr whirlwind pace of classroom interaction, thr good toluivior of gtrls can to a life-saver tossed to the tractor." they w rite. These v e ry I They had co m e teachers were often expecting to dismayed .it the e v i­ hear her lecture dence of their own on sex bias and at how their education, not "llfesaver" sunk so sexist B many students education. J Not surprising, thr wnrk of these authors who are also educators and |Kirents o f two daughters, has elicited two diverse reactions. "Om- group ol parents and teachers have said 'give us the resources, wc enre.'" says Myra Sadker. The other group has waved olT their analysis ns another attack of political correct­ ness The Strikers* Intent however Is to bear witness to what happens tn the hidden reaches of lhe classroom and lo give teachers and parents simple tools for change — methods that arr not only fairer but better. "Th is Isn't P .C .." says Myra Sadker. "It's E.C. It's educationally correct." It's torn a whole gcnrmtlon since the day that the grade school principals walked out on Myra Sadkrr's "sex education" talk. The schools have changed slnrc then. So has the world. But loo many of these Inequities have lingered They've Just sat there, like a girl In the classroom, waiting patiently to to re­ cognized. It's time w r noticed. LETTERS TO EDITOR to*t|rrx to the editor are welcome. All letters must Is- signed. Include the address o f the writer and a daytime telephone num ber L e tte rs s h o u ld he o n u single subject and to as linel a s |x>ssllilc. The letters arc subject In editing Sometimes I think I'm spinning my wheels, you know? I rant and I rave week in and week out about deficits and hypocritical pols and Ross Perot and rapacious oil companies ami politically correct nonsense and government secrecy and rubld feminists, mid nothing ever changes. 1 h a v e therefore concluded that (need another weaprxi In my arsenal. I have derided to launch u fe w p erso n a l boycotts. Troth to tell, tills Is not a new strategy fo r m e . I h a v e engag'd In toyrotts before, with mixed re s u lts . My cam pa l g n s a g a i n s t calamarl. tofu and £ i have decided tripe h a v e clearly lo launch a few been unsuccessful. rorsonal But lo o k at my gloycotta. £ boycott o f Rlrtinrd Nixon, loiinrhcd In 1973. H e now so lacks credibility Hint lie had to build a private presidential library so he could present Ills own version ot history ("Intcqirctlvc cxhlbltry." a Nl Nixon aide called it) without challenge. If Just half iny boycotts are successful they'll t o 100 pme-nt more effective than m i column rrusadra. I ihcrcforc announce ntrw campaigns ugalicit these people and things: — Television news. This will not to* i difficult undertaking, as I have had a partia toy col i In effect for about five years, slnci "rc -c rc a tlo n s " cam e Into vogue. I are perfectly satisfied with reality, thank you and I don't nerd it enhanced by video wizard* and performers posing as repaiers. W hat's got me ngttatcd of lair Is till* abominable business o f paying news readers as If they were professional athletes. Four networks recently hid for the services ol Diane Sawyer, who decided to slay with ABC for the tidy suniof $6 million u year. I submit lo you that news people do not deserve that kind o f money. People who earn that kind of money, therefore, arc manifestly not news people. They are starund starlets win should never to confused with real Journalists, und I intend to boycott them until they arc clearly labeled as such. — O liver North and the state of Virginia. II Ihc voters there are so foolish as to semi Hufaux Na|mleon to the Senate. Tills man s chutzpah befuddles the brain* of ordinary folk. Ur Is a smarmy poseur and . self-admitted Jinr who fingered everyone bul Hie W hite House chef In the Iran Contra affair. Yet. he sunrhow manages to retain the loyalties or enough dupes to make himself a credible polltlral threat. Even that tower nl temperance, the Reader s Digest. ixrsed the question. "DocsOItvcr North Tell the Truth?" and answered It In the negative. - Horldu orange Juice. I have actually to r avoiding this stuff since the last Florida'freez that was followed by un overnight crpluplln of prices. Bul now that the Florida Cllru Commission has signed u 81 million control y.lth b lllb b c r Jock R ush L tm ha ugh advertise its products. I intend to esenew v» altogether. I will not consume the Juli peddled by a commission that thinks It I acceptable to refrr to Hie president'sdaugllU as a dog. or to demean people m Renrral f. thejr physical appearance and rormrniu shortcom ing. Ombaugh. To show in lack o f political bias. I w tl boycott Jen Brown's new talk show as w ell — G eorge Bush. He seems m to blumln everyone but Bar for his political defeat the* days. tot nie quote a former top-level, and I mra top-level aide to Bush who recently told mt "The press didn't lose the election fur Bus! Bush lost the election for Bush." floycolt George. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. February 27, 1994 - BA Stenstrom — Continued from Page 1A Hmertwl) bi ItefN HmmcI Beer distribution center opens Wayne Densch. center, cuts the ribbon on hts new warohouso facility In Sanford Saturday. The Anheuser-Busch boors distributor hosted a barbecue dinner to kick oft the expanded business. The Clydesdale horses also ap­ peared. Densch's business Is located on West First Street Reaction Continued from Page 2 A Mike Mathews said, "| think l>ont ramps might work-" Several people spoke ol school, home Involvement and made other suggestions and comments regarding the legislators opi­ nions. Renee Ctoxlon said, "Have more school activities to keep them out of trouble. I think having set curfews in all the states ts g(snl Parents need to be more responsible In teaching morals." Stacy Sllllry rluboratrd by saying. "I think military boot ramps are good for repeat of­ fenders. It will give them selfrespect and self-discipline. Ifs something they don't get In the real world. I don't think educat­ ing parents w ill work because if they weren't brought up that way they won't raise their kids that way. Curfews won't work either because if you make them leave one place they Just move to another. Counties and states need to grt Involved In positive recreation for kids. They Just want a place to hang out. O pening a school g y m for iKisknhall would be good. Have some supervision that the kids feel comlortable with and look up to." John Cullum said, " I f this were n utopian society parents would Instruct their children to lie polite and well mannered. That's not a realistic view . Hoot camps worked In other places so they might work here. What concerns me is thul the courts are legislating criminal offenders back into the schools. That only creuies a hazardous environ­ ment. If they are c riminals they need to be In detention nr Juii. The punishment would need to fit the crime." A m y Schmldlt said. “ They need to learn discipline at home. Th ey can’t be expected to be taught It later by others. I think t h e r e needs to be s tr ic te r punishments than there urr now because the punishments obvi­ ously aren't deterrents." Cindy Sllffey said. " I feel the military boot camps are a good Id e a fo r repeat o ffe n d e r s . Alternative technical schools are g o o d because the k td s gel hands-on work so they do better than In a regular school envi­ ronm ent." David Galloway said. "G ener­ ally. early intervention works. Parent education couldn't hurt. Th ere definitely needs to be a program to give them direction. If they commit u crime Ihcy definitely need to be put In Jail If it’s a violent crime they need to l>c there for a long lime," Many fell the whole solution and cause of the problem stems from the home. Chuck Hollway said, " I think lhe greatest thing they con do is educate m ihc home. It's a breakdown in Hie home and many times kids aren't equipped to cope with the outside w orld." ford. A retired rectory worker for Colgutc-Ralmollve. he wus bom in Jeffersonville. Ind. on Aug 12. 1917. He moved to central Florida in 1977 und was a Protestant. Survivors Include his stepson Norm an Wiseman o f W inter Park and his sister Mary Payne of Jefferson vllle. Drlsson Funeral H om e. San­ ford. In charge of the arrange­ ments. ier. Orlando. A p u b lic sch ool r e a d in g specialist, she was burn In Chicago on May I. 1924. She moved to central Florida In 1989. She was a member ol Christian Fellowship Church U.C.C. where she belonged to Us church council. She was also a member o f the Connecticut Re­ tired Teachers Association. Survivors Include her husband Harr)’ John: her daughter Renee C. of West Hartford. Conn.; her brother Cornelius Duyscr Jr. of Harwlnton. Conn. B aldw in -Fu lrchlld Funeral Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary, in charge o f the arrangements. Cindy Wilcox agrred and said. "It starts In the home. If parents took their children and properly taught them responslhllty. then the legislators wouldn't have to take over. Thr parents are falling tremendously. I strongly believe In curfews. If parents won't enforce the law. then the stale needs to ." Dorothy Crockett said. “ The parents aren't doing their Job." Guillermo Agullle concluded the comments by saying. "Bool camps are okay but not to an extreme because they’ re still kids. The parents have to help a lot with curfews. I think lire rcspooslbllty starts with tinp a ren ts and b ein g a good exam ple." Hearts wrrr Young and Gny,* In thitse days bunnies were small rabbits and rabbits were not little Gentian ears. W e were before Grandma M oses and Frank Sinatra. It was before lazy people were referred to as laid ixtek and before a wage earner with an income of $ 10,000 was considered poor. "W e were even before Batman, ‘Grapes of Wrath'. "Rudolph the R e d -n o s e d R e in d e e r '* and Snoopy. We were before DDT. vttamlns. disposable diapers. Jeeps, scotch tape. Grand Coulee Dam. MAMs. the automatic shift, ami Lincoln Continentals. “ But we did have rod liver oil plus sulphur and molasses. "W hen we were in school, pizzas, yogurt, frozen citrus J u ic e . In s ta n t c o f f e e and McDonalds were unheard of. We were before FM radio, tape recorders, cleclrlr typewriters, word processors. VCRs und disco dancing. "W e were before Israel and the Untied Nations. Since we left high school 98 countries have become Independent nations — •18 o f them In Africa. W e were before IndoChlna became lmportanl enough to fight about. “ W e were before pantyhose, drip-dry clothes. Ice makers, dlshwnshcrs. clothes dryers, freezers and electric blankets. We were before Hawaii and Alaska became stales. We got married first und then lived together and raised children. How quaint we were! “ In our high school days cigarette smoking was fashion­ able. grass was something you mowed, coke was something you drank, and pot was something one ccxiked In. We were before Jet p la n e s , a lm o s t h o u r ly trans-Atlantic flights and In­ terstate highways. " I n ou r day th e r e w ere flvr-and-trn cent stores where you could actually buy things for a nickel or a dime. For a nickel you could buy n cherry coke or make a pay station call. For five cents you could mall two letters und a post card. You could buy a new Chevy coupe for 8650 and gasoline was less than 15 cents a gallon. "W h y we were even before the hula hoop, the Ed sc I and the Nehru Jacket. We were before millions of peuple each year wmilrt m in t to ttlta area (or vacations and business. W e were DEATHS NO RBERTOBERGER Norberlo Berger, 70. Grove Street, Maitland, died Thursday. Feb. 24. 1994 at Florida Hospl ud-South. Orlando. Born In Volina. Roland an May 15. 1923. he moved to rcntral Florida In 1990. He was Jewish. Survivors Include hts wife Alda: Ills sons Guillermo "B ill" a n d Jo s e , both of Maitland, his daughter Mattie o f Maitland and three grandchildren. Deacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge of Ihc arrangements. RICHARD 8. CARROLL Richard S. Carroll. G9. Spring Lake Circle. Longwood. died Thursday. Feb. 25. 1994 al Florida Ilospltul-Norrh. Alta­ monte Springs. A real estate salesman, he was iKtrn In Syracuse. NY on June 1G. 1924. He moved to central Florida In 19H5 and was a Catholic and a Navy veteran. Survivors Include his wife Norma: his sons Robert of Fort Lauderdale and Rick of Tampa; his daughters Ram Ouzts of Longwood and Ralrice Hlpsley of Houlton, Maine; seven grand­ children. Bnltlwin-F airch ild Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs Cha­ ttel. In charge of tiie arrange­ ments. M A R Y SUZANNE HAMILTON Mary Suzanne Hamilton. 73, San Sebastian Court, Altamonte Springs, died Friday. Feb. 25. 1994 al Life Care Center of Altamonte. Altamonte Springs. A retired legal ofTIce secretary and a contributing wrticr to The Orlnndo Times, site was bom In Contesvlllc. Ra. oil Feb. 25. 1921. She moved lo central Florida In 1981. She was a m em ber ol First Church of Christ Science. Survivors Include her daugh­ te r S u za n n e C a m p b e ll o f A popka: her sis te rs Bessie Dnxtks and Edith Meredith, both o f C o a t c s v I I Ic a n d R u th Relssntan of New York City: her b r o t h e r Raul M o r r is o n o f Coatesvllle; and one grand­ daughter. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice, Orlando. In charge of the t arrangements. JAM ES G. "TUBBY'* HILLS James G. "T u b b y " Hills, 76. 4lh Street. Osteen died Thurs­ day. Feb. 24. Ht94 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. San- JOHN T. HODGES John T. Hodges. 73. DeLeon Road. DcBary died at Central Florida Regional Hospital on Thursday. Feb. 24. 1994. A m a t e r ia l h a n d l e r fo r Catcplllar Tractor, he was bom In La Plata. Missouri on Jan. 17. 1921 moved lo central Florida In 1980. He was a Presbyterian. He was also a member o f V FW Posi 8093 o f DcBary; o f Masonic Lodge 237 of La Plata. Missouri and o f Moose Lodge o f DcBary. Four Towns Lodge 655 A.F. A A.M. He served In Ihc Arm y. Su rvivors Include his wife K a tie : his dau gh ters Karen Sotnntcrvllle of Omaha. Neb. and Pam Baxter of Chctek. Wls; his sons Paul Hodges o f Indepen­ d e n c e . Missouri a n d H ollis Hodges of La Plata: and three grandchildren. Baldwin Fairchild. Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of the arrangements. Sadie C. o f L o n g w o o d ; his daughter Linda Scott o f Moun­ tain Home. Ark.; Ills sons John Wayne Smith Jr. of Sanford and Stephen Smith of Sorrento: her sister Louise Richter o f Orlando; his brother Buford Sm ith of F r a n k lin . NC: fi v e g r a n d ­ children. B nldw ln-Fu lrchlld Funeral Home. Aliumonlc Springs, in charge o f the arrangements. VIRGINIA L. WELCH V i r g i n i a L. W e l c h . 6 9 . Humllton Avenue, Longwood. died Friday. Feb. 25. 1994 al Wittier Park Memorial Hospital. Winter Park. A homemaker, she was bom May 18, 1924 In Isabel. Kansas, she came to central Florida In 1963. She was a member of JOHN WAYNE SMITH John Wayne Smith. 58, Beach University Baptist Church. Or­ Street. Longwood. died Friday. lando. Survivors Include her sons Feb. 25. 1994 al Florida Hospi­ tal-North. Altamonte Springs. Handy Welch of Longwood and A retired owner of a cabinet Robert Welch of Orlando; her manufacturing company, he was daughters Gloria Payne of Sail born In Winter Garden on Jan. Springs. FI. and Christina Cor­ 21. 1936. He was a Baptist and a liss of Longwood; her brothers member o f Winter Park Masonic Darrell Rhea of Kansas and Lynn luxlgc *230 FAM. the Scottish Rhea of Colorado; her sisters Rile Tem ple. Ihc Klwanls Club. Reva Vermillion. Helen Gobln R o ta r y I n t e r n a t io n a l, the and Marge Ewy. all of Kansas: Sertoma Club and he wus past and five grandchildren. Gaines Carey Hand Garden president dl Ihc South Seminole Jaycccs. He also served In the Chapel Funeral Home. Long­ wood. In charge of the arrange­ Army. Su rvivors Include his wife ments. EMMA D. LsPINE Emma D. LaPlne. 69. Feather Edge Loop. Lake Mary, died Thursday. Feb. 24. 1994 at Orlando Regional Mrdlcal O i l ­ Sanford lost a pair of outstand­ ing old timers a couple weeks ago. One V s I Robert A. "B o b " Cobb. Th eolhcr was Roy Britt. Th ere's scarcely a kid who lived around here In the 1920s and 1930a whose life was not touched by Bob Cobb, an official o f the Sanford-Ovlcdo Truck G r o w e Y s A s s o c ia tio n , w h o headed the Sanford Lions Club's Junior baseball program every sp rin g a t the old Grammar School pllyground. Cobb lived on West 15th Street. He was 94 when he expired. But In his own youth he was quite an athlete. In 1917 and 1918 he excelled In basketball for Sanford High when the school played its home games at the old Episcopal Church parish house gymnasi­ um before It burned down. Cobb played with such stand­ outs as Hoy Bums. Israel (Izzy) Kanner. Garland Spencer Jr. and Rex Holiday. Our other loss was Hoy Britt. He came lo Sanford at an early uge. played high school baseball here with such folks as Roy Hnirtson and Buddy Lake. An outfielder. Britt played for San­ ford In the setni-pro Central Florida League. Oh. yes, he also played soflball when the late E.H. Cullum guided the city's dlnmondtuill program. Later Britt became a Gulf Oil service station operator and afler that, a Ford tractor dealer. Roy married one of the muny attractive Borland sisters. Lillie. She told me ul her husband's funeral she and Hoy. who wus 81 when he died on Valentine's Day. were married 57 years, "A n d ." she added, "they were all wonderful." Also, you have to give Lillie credit for saying "Y e s " too handsome man. I say that because among the many fellows who graduated from the local high school there were numerous good-looking boys. But In my own memory the two who were the most elegant were Roy Britt and Jack Hughes. At 81. Roy was still a goodlooking man. I saw Jack a couple years ago al the funeral of hts brother, Otho Hughes. Let me tell you he Is still a handsome individual. The ranks o f us old timers are thinning. But many will be around long enough to re ­ member Bob Cobb und Roy Britt for quite some lime. In Ihc recent story about A.B. Stevens, hts daughter. Beryl Dyal, has now retired. R e­ member she told us on stll summer nights folks could hear Leo the lion at the Sanford zoo roar all over town. A few callers wanted to know If It was true. Believe me. It was. Some nights Leo would start roaring and you could hear hltn from here lo there. Gee. I can even recall hearing those peacocks cry out with their shrill calls which echoed all over Sanford. Crime Coe tinned from Page aA Chiles has long believed you start solVlng this problem by putting money Into education. "Y o u tik e away from schools and youlli have to build more prisons.'/ he said. He Insists lawmakers need lo share crime-lighting resources dollar-(or-doJlnr with prevention programs. " I keep trying lo say we've got lo have a comprehensive solu­ tion.” he continued. "H ow long will the public buy the get-lough talk with nothing to back It up." Th e governor says he's braced for a lot of get-tough talk In the upcoming campaigns. He Is now being forced to run a re-election campaign with the weight of another early-releasc felon hav­ ing committed a vicious crime. The tactic of blaming the man In charge had been brought Into elective politics when Ihe Bush campaign used II successfully against Michael Dukakis. D em ocrats used a sim ila r lactic against Martinez in the 1990 election. There were two cases In particular, one In Dade County where an early-release gunned down two policemen and another was In the capital d ly when a violent felon walked away from a work detail off prison grounds und later silt the throat of a woman silting In her car al u shopping mall. HUNT MONUMENT CO. DISPLAY YARD wy. 1742-Maitland _ Ph. 33WM5 P M row, I 1 J /e do not charge interest on pre-need -Installment payments - most others do. “u ’ W e refund 100% o f all monies paid, jlat any time, fo r any reason - most others do not. W e do not charge sales tay on mer­ ch an d ise - most others do. STEPHEN O.KLINOER Stephen G. Klinger. 52. Oak L e a f Lane, L o n g w o o d . died Thursday. Feb. 24. 1994 al Florida Hospllal-Apopka. A realtor, bom In Brooklyn. NY on July 2. 1941. he moved to central Florida In 1973. He was a member of the Church o f the Annunciation. He wus a Navy veteran. Survivors Include hts wife Nancy: hts son Daniel o f Long­ wood; his daughter L a c e y of L o n g w o o d ; hts m o th e r and step-father Josephine and Ernest DIBari o f Brooklyn and his sister Kathleen Landon of Brooklyn. B ald w IroF a lrch lld Funeral H o m e . Sem oron-F orcst City Chapel, .In charge o f the ar­ rangements. before you could stand on your front porch and sec a space ship leaving Florida for Ihe moon.” All right readers! Where do you fit In? Are you an old timer or aren't you? Because, that was Ihe way It was back In 1038 or (hereabouts. W h a t' ntnotrs me was some­ thing I remember. Miss Margaret C o x ( l a t e r M rs . L e o n a r d McLucas) telling us one day In ninth grade civics nt Seminole High School that at the end of Ihe so-called "m achine a g e " folks In Europe began lo believe the world would soon be coming lo an end. Why? Because every­ thing that could l)c Invented had been Invented. Good grief? Thom as Edison hadn't even In­ vented "electricity." As I look about my study here at home (I'm now fully retired), about the only thing that isn't electric Is this old standard manual typewriter I’m using. And (hut’s because 1 learned to type on a machine like this and have tried over and over lo use an electric machine only to give up in disgust. Every 11me I hit a " c " key I get three of 'em In a row. Oh. yes. I have a manually operated stapler machine. I ref­ use lo buy an electric. But I did break down the other day and buy an electronic dictionary. I'll tell you something else. I like It! But. you'll have to bury me with th is old r Q lym pla Standard Manual typewriter I bought from Dot Powell's office supply store ubout 25 year* ago. It's going to outlast me, are locally owned and operated - my are not. Personal service Is o n e o f the things that m akes Brisson F u n eral Home special. Oren 'S h orty" Smith has b een serv­ in g th e people o f S an ford for m ore than SO years from this fu n era l home. Caring people is what you expect and what you get at 3 2 2 -2 1 3 1 BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 905 LAUREL AVE.. SANFORD A MEMBER OF THE CAREY HAND FUNERAL HOME TRADITION Ext 1BOO jiuscH urruuN kow Home ’ Owned and Operated Since 1958 i E. Airport Bird., Sanford, FL 32773 3 2 2 -3 2 1 3 I �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florid a - Sunday. February 27. 19W O ld ---------- Ml v A i- ' mi f r a rn J m / lm ' S M t j f T t 'T I Jo h n C a rv tr teats h is s k ill at throw ing an axe •The Red' klssea the hand ol his apprentice, who Is pregnant with twins. C ontinu ed fro m Pane 1A area gathering up ‘rodents' and cntcnalnlng with Ida stories of woe. Other [tcusants darted through the crowd, bringing smiles with their bawdy chatter and w illy ober n ut Ions. Studding aloof, the nobility watched the show, bemused. Jeffrey Thorpe from Milford. Mich, stood watch over one of the many carnival games. Invit­ ing. those w illing to take a chance In throw a dart ni the star-dotted hoard to win a luminescent dragon. "T h is Is very new." Thorpe said of the fnlr. "1 think once people see what wr have to offer, they will lie crowding In herr.” Thorpe said that many o f the same entertainers and artisans w h o are In H eathrow th is w e e k e n d w i ll tr a v e l n e x t weekend to Sarasota and the next weekend for the six-week event In lotrgo. Those festivals are the premier Renaissance lairs In the stale, d raw in g hundreds of thousands o f visi­ tors. "W e've got the same things here," Thorpe said. "W e've not yel been discovered." James Songster of Davenport. FI., his wife Teresa and their children Heather and Joshua travel from show to show on (he weekends. Songster, also known as James the Unhcllrviiblr. a comedlc magician, and his fam i­ ly are operating a ral loss ronlest ut the festival. "W e were In Gainesville last weekend and w e ll head to the west coast over the next few weeks, but this is nice," hr sutd. "W e ran see that tills Is going to be a good festival." Mary Nelms' Strange Things shop offered everything from carved walking slicks, to darling gnomes lo tools for necromancy. Unique handmade jewelry from Italy and delicate wlndctitmcs were also among her Inventory. " I think tilts will be a beautiful fa ir." she said. "W e 're Just getting started." This Is Nelms' first festival on th e c i r c u i t , but sh e w a s Ta-Rtl Rocha, of Hazard, Ky., awlnga a 12-pound hammar. favorably Impressed, she said. Klsrwhrre. the curious and those willing to spend a few dollars stopped by her tent as they made their way among the unique offerings from Jewelry to mall headwear to musical In­ struments In the marketplace. "I'm having u blast." said Donnu l.ynn o f Sanford. "I have friends In other places who've told me ultoul th ese Krnalssance Festivals. I think this Is really cool. I'm glad we got one here." Heather Beers. 5. of Orlando J was less Impressed. "W here's the real rides?" she . asked, not satisfied with the 1 ponies, the elephant and the I cam els that were offering th e ir . services. ’ The festival continues today from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Pro­ ceeds will benefit a myriad o f local charities L A L Acres Ranch is located at I-4 and Lake Mary Boulevard in Heathrow. Continued from Page IA The midway, with over BO tides and concession stands, was alive with treats for all the Si »»• H ,*»i !•* • itjfi it w m n on P itd s y e v e n in g . H e rt M PfcMa by Hager t V m s r t The thrill ol tho race overcomes lair floors who cheer ihelr lavorlte pigs In the Porkchop Downs' hog racing track. Building Continued from Page 1A He adds. "W e arc very Inter­ ested In the Police Benevolent Association Building IPBAI with respect lo cither leasing and/or purchasing options. Last week, the request, dated Feb. 16. was listed for discussion during the work session o f the commission, beginning at 5 p.m. Monday. On Feb. 17. a memorandum was issurti by Mike Kirby, recre­ ation and [Kirks director, to City Manager Bill Simmons. Kirby wrote, "T h e stuff o f the Recreation and Parks Dc|Kirtment Is excited about the potent lu l o f u s in g t h e P o l i c e Benevolent Association Building , In the future. The addition of this facility will allow us lo enhance the services we pro vide." Kirby says the site can be used for a number of programs to be included In the summer recre­ ation program. " A site In this area la badly needed with many youngsters living In (he existing apartments nearby and another large complex being built In the ? area." he wrote. Kirby has estimated (tun an expenditure o f $7,500 would hr • needed lo equip the facility with • th e n e c e s s a r y r e c r c u t lo n equipm ent. He also suggests that part-time counselors would he needed, at a cost o f $H,316 for Bright lights and loud music called out from the machines that swlshrd and shook riders who'd (raid about $ 1.20 each for the opportunity. A cool wind tickled the crowd, but It was not enough to dis­ courage them from outdoor ac­ tivities. But the food...oh, the food. Sausages smothered In pep­ pers and onions, corn dogs, turkey legs, funnel cakes, stuffed pizza and Dlppln' dots (small p e lle ts o f s u p e r-fro z e n Ice cream). Tantalizing to the tastehuds us well us the nostrils the food In everywhere at the fulr. making It a very bad plucc for a diet. “ But U‘s so much fun," said Kelly Whitman o f Casselberry. Vendors at both food con­ cessions and among those In the exhibition hall were pleased with the fair so far. " I do fa irs a ll o v e r the Rich Varano sculpts a 5-foot aand castla at tha fair. country," said Heather Kent of Kent praised organizers for Dots were a tasty curiosity for Southport Island. Maine, who Is getting the word out to the many entering and exiling the selling decorated t-shirts at the public nbout the fair and for fair near her booth said. "I think fair. "1 think this Is a nice little Ihctr fine treatment of those once people are accustomed to fair. It's going lo be a good event. the fact that the fair Is here." she involved. 1 think Saturday and Sunday "T h e y're very nice here." she said, "w e’re going to sec a great will be great days and thrn 1 fair." said. think people will be coming out il.wti.ifli M.H. Allen, whose Dlppln' and havlnga great tim e." Sanford commission agenda SANTORO T M Sen lo rd C ity Com m illio n w ill h o ld • te u to n ond reg u lor m ootin g M o n de* rig h t Tho lo tio n mg I 't m . w o rt ll.to d on tho w ork m t k r •gondo 0. ot t h l. p o it nook 0 O iK u t iio n - Request fro m A M V E T S P o tt M l ? to p v r c h o io o r loot# P B A B u ild in g O D - K u tU o n — Spec It I E v o n l o p p llco t>on tar t o m m o r c U l c a r n iv a l in F o rt Motion Park 0 dim u n io n — R tq u o t! to dm d and ‘ -tp lo m o n l O ra n g e Avonu* and Itti S h o o t park im p ro v e m e n ts o O lK u t . i o n — R e g a rd in g d ro tt e t M o l.d a. Inn l t . t t agroom ont • D lK U U to n — R e g u ett for n a iv e r ot lio n tor ilr u c t u r o d em olition at «0t S. San lo rd A ven u e e D i m u n io n — Request h r S e m in o h County E r p r e t . n o y A u th o rity to pur t h a w land adjacen t to H id d e n L a k e V illa . 0 D l. c u n io n — St. J o h n . P a rk w a y ( E a . ll D e v e lo p e r', agreem ent o D i t c u . n o n — C lo u d B r a n c h / M ill C reak d ra in a g e Im provem en t, la n d a c ­ q u isition a D u e u n io n - W re ck e r le rv lc e In the City oI S e n io rd o R a n e n — P r e p e n d W elcom e Sign a itp tey » lo r M a r c h . IfM . a C a n t h e r a n o n — Chao Choo C a r W it h w a iv er re q u e tt on open canopy lent e C o n tin u a tio n o l discu ssion — C it y '. A fla r d e b h M o u sing Strategy. o D iM u u h n — R e g u la r agenda an d oth er Ite m . The w o rk w it t o n I . M h e d u h d lo beg in at 1 p m . In tha C it y M a n a g e r', conferen ce roam , Jn d d o e r, o f c it y h a ll A . at t a il i n seven week program. He did nol expect any Increase In full­ time Mall personnel would he required. Kirby's recommendation has subsequently been added to the work session agenda. R Tha regviar com m ission moating w ill beg in at t p.m .. In tho co m m it.Io n (Som ber, ot Sanlord C ity H a ll. M t N P a rk Avenue The work session Is scheduled to begin tomorrow nt 5 p.m.. In the City Manager's ronfrrrnce room at city hail. It will be followed by the regular commission meeting at 7 p.m.. March 6 . Today It will be open from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. The m idway w ill be open until midnight. M onday through Friday the hours are 5 p.m. through 10 p.m. with the midway open until 11 p.m. Mandates — Continued from Page 1A lin e d on the agenda ta r the re g u la r c o m m it .Ion m eeting • R u b ik H earin g — C o n .id e r (fa tin g , v a ca tin g and a bandoning a portion of n o rth M u th a lle y b erw een F re n c h and L a u re l A ren u et. an d betw een W nth Street and B a ya rd Street e O rd n a n ce — E >tending a u th o rlia tlo n on d lo u rce at funding to r C o m m w tlly P o lk in g Team o Con.ider a i ion — L o o m to G le n M c C a ll to r a » leet of Otd S ea boa rd C o a t Ilino R a ilro a d right o t w a y n o rth o l W TIM Street • Censtoraiton — A m e n d m ent to con tra c t tor co n.tructlon. a d m ln l.tr a tlo n and I n fe c t io n w r v ic e , on Town# Cen ter B lv d . N o r t h Town# R o o d , a n d SI J o h n . P a rk w a y a O rdinance — l . l re a d in g — A n n o , a -tkm at property betw een A r t L e n d and ittw oodLan a D o n a te E . H u n te r,o w n e r • O rdinance — l . t re a d in g — S m a ll K a le co m p r.h e n . 1v, p la n a m e n d m e n t. o Inform ation - P la n n in g an d Zoning c o m m it .ion m ooting • Content agenda • A pp roval Ot m in u te , o Paym ent ot in v o ic e , p a id a Adjournm ent In addition to Ite m , on the reg u la r agenda, a ip e c la l m eetin g ot the Sem inole Town# Center C o m m u n ity R edevelopm ent A g en cy h a . a lio been u h e d v te d to begin at 1 p . m . or o . w o n th e re a fte r a . possible lT h e com m ission l i t . a . the C o m m u n ity Redevelopm ent A g e n c y o t • .o p e ra te body) ■ " Americans With Disabilities Act and other laws. absorbing the bistortral moment around him. Congressman Joint Mica. RFcm Park, who serves on the H um an R e s o u rc e s and In ­ t e r g o v e r n m e n t a l R e la tio n s Subcommittee o f the U.S. House Government Operations Com ­ mittee. arranged for the heartng. "T h is hearing Is the first step In recognizing the burden the federal government places on our state and local govern ­ ments." said Mica. "T h e next step will be to enact real changes In Hie way we make policy In Washington." Mica supports a pnqtoscd un­ funded mandate bill submitted by Congressman Gary Condi!. D-Callf.. which would require the federal government to provide fu n d in g sou rces for Its r e ­ quirements on state, county and municipal governments. Nationwide, state and local governments spend up to un estimated $40 billion each year to c o m p ly w ith federal r e ­ quirements. Seminole County will spend $8.7 million In local taxpayer's money to pay for federal re­ quirements this year. By 1998. the figure Is expected to climb to $11.3 million. The spending is to meet requirements under the C leon W a te r A ct. Resource Conservation. Recovery Act and " T h e fed era l governm ent should provide lls own binding for any mandate that It truly believes Is essential," Seminole County Commissioner Dick Van Der Weldc told the panel. "When you have to puy the bill, this should bring some reality to the process." Rep. Lee C on stan tin e. RA lt a m o n t e S p r i n g s , t o ld lawmakers Florida Is receiving a huge unfunded mandate burden by being the fourth-most popu­ lous stale In the nation. Con­ stantine udded the state Is also pennllzed by being one of the lowest-funded states In the country. The state Is 4f)lh In transportation funding and SOtli in other categories. Constantine said. "It's another thing that Itks us herr." Constantine said. Dorothy Joyce, the stale's director of elections, said Iasi year's "Motor V oter" bill which allowed residents to register to vote at drivers license bureaus, food stump ofrices and at other government centers will cost the state between $2.5 million and $3 million lo establish. Moat of the expense will be for printing new forms and handling the new i paperwork. Joyce said the cost doesn't Include the costs to locnl elec­ tions supervisors for Increased printing and postage to respond to the expected Increase In voter registration. S a n d ra G oa rd . S e m in o le C ou n ty elections supervisor, said Friday she did not know what the additional cost to the county will be. S la t! W rite r V ic k i D e io rm to r c o n trib u te d Is tfilk re p o rt / lie S a n f o r d H e r a ld b r in g s t h e w o r ld l o y o u r d o o r s te p ... •Local News •Nallunal lnlirnatlonal News •Sporti • Weather •Lellen to the Editor •Church Page •Leisure Magazine •Conks •Classified Ads •Local Advertising • Sunday Health Fitness/ Education'll mines i •Special Sections 86 Y ta n of Community S t r ic t T o S u k s c r ib t C a ll T o d a y ! 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �sSanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Sunday. February 27. 1994 _____________________________________ • 7A Congress pressed to pass anti crime laws much more. policewom an CCrlsly rlsly imichmore. AAnnt geles r im pnllcrwomun Hr said said (hat Ural with with rougher tougher Lynne Hamilton, Hnmlllon. two two oof f the the Lynne Hr niqpr than 150 police officers crime controls and heller com­ klllrd In the line of duty In the munity support for |* > llrc of­ WASHINGTON — Standing in ficers and the rule of law "w e • an Inner-city (toller station. Pres­ lust year. ident Clinton pul prrssure on White was struck down in ran rrplarr fear with confidence December when a man he hail and help to make our country Congress Saturday to pass tough anil-crime legislation to help stopped for questioning fired six whole again." Craig rounlcred that "som e bullets Into his chest und face. "replace fear with confidence." Hamilton was shot earlier this people. Including tin- president. Clinton, delivering his weekly radio address from the police week by a teen-ager with a district where slain officer Jason semi automatic weapon who had Just killed Ills father. W hile was based, said. "W e need a new crime bill ihnl Is "F o r them, their relatives, their friends, their coworkers, for both tough and sm art." all the people In this country' The political Jockeying over who deserve protection. Con­ Ihe potent crim e issue was gress must move to make our evident us GOP Sen. Larry Craig streets, our schools and our o f Idaho. In the Republican rrsponsc to Clinton's address, workplaces safer." Clinton said. accused the president of putting Th e president said It was a too much emphasis on gungood first step for Congrrss to control measures anil said many pass the Hrady law. which takes o f Clinton's fellow Democrats effect Monday and rrqulrcs a B y LA U R A M N E E R Q A A R D were "coddling the criminal." fiv e -d a y w aiting p e rio d on Associated Press Writer "It (>alns me to s;iy It. but handgun purchases to allow m any members o f the presi­ WASHINGTON - T h e Food lim e for background checks of dent's party ure resisting the and Drug Administration Is con­ would-be gun buyers. lo u g h measures this nation sidering classifying nicotine as a needs to put away repeal offend­ The president d ied a report drug, a move that could allow it released Saturday by the Justice to ban most cigarettes and have ers who cmtunll violent crimes." jCralgsald. Department that fount! that "dramatic effects on our soci­ among criminals who used a ety." ! Clinton for weeks has been firearm and had a prior record. •urging Congrrss to complete Tin- FDA's statement Friday, a 23 percent had bought their major shift In policy, sparked faction on u crime bill that would guns retail. Among offenders Congress lo set hearings on the ‘ban assault weapons. Increase death penalty provisions, fi­ accused of killing police officers. topic for next month. Hut the 53 percent had a prior convic­ tobacco Industry dismissed the nance 100.000 more community tion record, the report showed. police officers, and require life talk as rhetoric. " I f the Hrady law had been In Imprisonment without parole for "W hen the smoke clears the effect, none of these guns could FD A's fundam ental position certuln three-time violent felons. have been purchased at a retail remains unchanged: Tobacco Is T o demonstrate the need for store.*' Clinton said. "S o It's a not a food and Is not a drug and tough crime controls. Clinton good start. Hut we need more. as such Iras special regulatory pointed to While and rookie Los protection.” said Tobacco In­ stitu te sp okesm an T h o m a s Laurta. In a letter to anil smoking advocates Friday. FDA Commis­ sioner David Kessler said evi­ dence Is mounting iltat tobacco coni|Kinies Intend for |>cnpli* to become addicted to nicotine, and In some rases Increase the compassion ts appropriate. 1 amount nr nicotine for that B y A N N I0 B A N A N think some of these verdicts err purpose. Associated Press Writer on the side of rompassinn niul That addictive quality, and ihi­ MANASSAS. Va. — Jurors appear to condone crim inal tmen!. could put nicotine under believed Lorena Bobbitt's story behavior." the legal definition of a drug that o f a chain-react Ion tragedy, that Rothstrln likened the Bobbitt the FDA Is required to regulate. domestic abuse led to menial case to the Menendez brothers' The FDA has not made a problems that led to her now- case in California. There, too. decision, and asked Congress for n o t o r i o u s a t t a c k on h er defense luwyers said past nhuxe direction. Hut If It docs declare husband's penis with a kitchen p r o m p te d th e c r im e . T h e nicotine a drug, that would knife. Menendez Jurors could not reach mean "ultim ately, removal trom She wire found Innocent by verdicts, and the brothers will be Ihe market o f tobacco products rrtrird for slaying their parents. reason of Insanity. containing nicotine at levels that Lisa Kemlcr, one of Mrs. Bob­ cause or satisfy a d d ictio n ." On Monday, a Judge will de­ cide whether to accept stale bitt's lawyers, said domestic Kessler wrotef-'psychiatrists' recommendations abuse Is not a license to commit Sen. Jeff Hlngaman. D-N.M.. that Mrs. Bobbitt be released crimes, but In clear cases It acts Immediately requested hearings. from the Virginia mental hospi­ as a ca ta ly st fo r c r im in a l Tlir Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee lias ten­ tal where she's been held since behavior. " W e are more und m ore tatively scheduled them lor her trial ended Jan. 21. Public fascination with the becoming aware" of the effects Thursday. " If thrsr reports are true. It Is Bobbitt case may be eroding, but of abuse, she said. " A lot of It remains a hot topic In legal horrible things happen in the unconscionable that tobacco circles. Some prominent schol­ hom e." Until domestic violence companies are deliberately ad­ ars say Mrs. Bobbitt's acquittal Is reduced, "you will not see a ding nicotine to thrlr products to make them more addictive." is a questionable victory for the decrease In this type o f defense." - Ms. Kemler told Jurors in her said Sen. Edward Kennedy. "abuse excuse." the argument that abuse at the hands of a opening statement. " A life Is D-Mnss.. chairman of the com ­ parent or spouse explains or more valuable than a penis." It mittee. was the foundation for the de­ Kessler's letter followed lIre* absolves a criminal act. “ It's spreading like wildfire. fense contention that years of s u r g e o n g e n e r a l 's r e p o r t E verybod y has an excu se." physical und sexual abuse from Thursday that labeled smoking Hurvurd University law professor John Bobbitt left Ills wife emo- a n a d o le s c e n t a d d ic tio n ra th e r Alan Dcrshowitz said In a tele­ llonully devastated and In fear phone Interview. He has In­ for her safely. But Mary Grace O ’Brtcn. one veighed against the abuse de­ fense In a newspaper opinion o f the prosecutors In Mrs. Bob­ piece and television Interviews bitt's trial, said. "T h e re arc since the verdict In Mrs. Bob­ people who sustain Ihe same type o f abuse as Lorena Bobbitt bitt's malicious wounding trial. Mrs. Bobbitt "pulled the wool und the Menendez brothers over the Jury's eyes" by claiming allege they underwent, und de­ that abuse left her unable to take spite that, they don’ t choose to responsibility for her actions. engage In criminal conduct." Bobbitt took the stand In Ills Dcrshowitz said. Prince William Circuit Judge wife's trial to deny ever abusing Herman A. Whlscnnnt Jr. could her. He was acquitted In a free Mrs. Bobbitt outright, free separate Iriul Iasi year of sex­ her conditionally or return her to ually assaulting her specifically the Central State Hospital In on June 23. the morning o f the knife attack. Petersburg. Va. " I f you start to believe what In two separate reports to the Judge lust week, state mental she did Is Justified ... there will health experts recommended be a backlash People will say she be freed on the condition It’s gone loo far.” said Greg that she receive outpatient Murphy. Bobbin's lawyer. Murphy said battered women treatment. Her lawyers said they were optimistic she would go have legitimate claim s to u defense based on abuse, but he home Monday. "W hal kind o f message docs argued that Mrs. Bobbitt was not that send?" said Paul Kolhsteln, battered and does not fit that a Georgetown University law profile. " I f you abuse Ihe excuse. II professor who followed the Bob­ bitt case closely.."Juries ought will no longer be an excuse that rpu by society, und that to be c o n c e rn e d w ith the Is accepted woul be tragic for w om en." he messages they send to society would said. about personal responsibility." Bobbitt's penis was reattached Society and the legal system arc groping for a better definition and doctors say he Is recovering well. He cannot ycl have sex o f victim and victlmlzer. he said. "W e want to know how much normally. Murphy said. ■ yyN B NA AN NC CV Y B IN A C PfossWfitor Associated Press Writer make gun control the flitwnnt to innkr maln. ifif not not tinthe twlr. sole, focus focus oof in.tin. f crime legislation. "T h a i's too trad." he said, "because all thr gun control laws In Hu- world won't prevent violent criminals from having and using them. ... W h a t's needed Is criminal control and lough sentences that are actual­ FDA may call nicotine a drug, ban cigarettes obbitt acquittal: eally a victory for abuse excuse’? Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated - Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs Harr^l & Beverly Transmissions Repairingand RebuildingAutomatic Transmissions | 209 W. 25th S t, Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 rlM-s. troth parties have been rushing lo present Ihemselvcs as strong on law and order. Clinton's ow n deputy attorney general. Just one day after r e ­ signing tits post, earlier this month accused politicians o f both parties o f going overboard w ith u n r e a lis t ic , pun ill ve measures lo capitalize on public sentiment. "It seems Ihe powerful, power­ ful politics of I t ... make It almost Impossible for political tlgurcs — federal, stale, Republican. Dem­ ocrat. — to keep In contact with real and common sense." Philip Heymann said. T H E S E S T U D EN T S HAVE B E E N N AM ED TO THE HONOR ROLL at LAKEVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL than Just an adult habit Som e •Hi million American adults and al least 3 .1 million teen-agers smoke. More than -HX).(XX) Americans die every year (rom cigarette smoking, not Including deaths attributed to cigars, pipes ami smokeless tobacco, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Last year It calculated that every cigarette steals seven mlnulrs from a smoker's Ills-. Tobacco Is regulated to som e degree by a hodgepodge o f federal agencies, but Ihe FDA In I51HH said It wouldn't try to assert authority over tobacco products, which II deemed w ere used for pleasure. The Coalition on Smoking or Health, composed of Ihe A m e ri­ can Heart. Cancer and Lung associations, had pressed the FDA to change Its position, and praised Kessler's statement, but coalition chairman Send Halim said he didn't expect the FDA to ban cigarettes. He predlclrd Kessler would force Congress to act on legisla­ tion sponsored by Blngaman that would allow FDA lo regulate tlir lata-lmg. promotion and *a lr of cigarettes. Just as It does for prescription drugs. "It's better to regulate than to Iran." lie said. Tobarro Institute spokesman Laurla said that bill Iras re­ peatedly lulled In recent years. "But legislation may no longer tre necessary If these (hidings are verified.'* Blngaman said. If C o n g r e s s d o e s n 't K e s s le r g a v e " s pretty lyscrvci ly served.*' Aspu public concern about crim e As set. m« mm ! indication they're willing to do whatever it takes to deal with an Issue that lia s languished al the expense o f Americans* public health." Baltin said, Kessler and oilier FDA officials declined to discuss the Issue, but ihe letter Indicated any change wouldn't com e lightly. "S u ch u regulatory action could have dramatic effects on our society," Kessler acknowl­ edged. "O ne must consider the (Mtsslble elfects of the loss o f this source o f nicotine on the health of some people who are addicted lo nicotine and ... the potential for a black market." 6th G rad e Honor R o ll MOXOXS Allude, Jeana Blake, Brandon Fishtr, Hatoaha Gentry, Johua Itaraon, Shirley Mill. Dastraa Martin, Katrina Kuthlfeld, Jtatlca Oliva, Jaaaa OrtU, J l s a l Forrar, Brian S l u m , Crystal Whtia. Shannon Wolt, Christina WuuUrd, Danis* Brooklyn, Danltl Sutler, Joylynn Carilrnaa, Kan* Crouter. Braa 0*an, J essica Cordon, Latadr* Hick*. Catharlno Johnson, Hast ha r W i n , Klchaal Lua, Antals Hcr*ddon, Dana Mlrchall. Jssalca r*r*ra. Toccata lotarlo, Caaaandra Sob 1no, John S l u m , Richard Stratton. Robert Valaatln, Nicholas Wall*. Richard Anderson, Shanadr* Aabla, Lueater Klnnarld. Suaart Eraser, V aleria Sternberg, Steven Aratmld. Corry Carrier, Bryan B*n]ealn, Lataaha Checkfsky, Jaaalca U r lay. Patrick F i d p a t r t e k , Konal rranch, Aakar Canaa, Sarah Cracsy. Shstna Hoffman, Matthew Holland. Caoffroy Kaafar, Angola lan ri avat h, thorny HI chard a, Brandon Shoemaker. Jatfray Stewart, Anthony Taylor, Short Lynn Tokara, Katrina Ward. C a r l Z l n i a r a l l k . Jlsnt* Diaon, Zarah Fmca. Janie Alexander. Clayton Diaon, T ar a Schuh, Jo a 1ha Vacca, V i t o Holland. Brandy Hl-HOBOBS lovarly, Nslaon Irooka, Clauds Irown, Dan ylsl Cruc ial*. Kactbau Dunning, Rabacca Carlin. Shawnli Haaton, Jaaalca Harkovlt a . Kara H ll la r, Jaaalca Hlaon, Jarad Xoblay. L e t t * Fupo, Kuban Sargent, Jaaalca Thou a , Jaaaa Valtar. Staphanl* Montgomery, Trants* Aaron, Rabacca barband, Chrlatophar Baker, Ban Baaa, Karl Chariot, Stephanie Da lay, Tabitha Cullltn, Hlcbtllo Kali, Shannon Hoban, J i l l Jusluob, Jennifer l i t t l e , Aaron K ille r, hr tec 11la Porter. Leelle Salih, Evalene Sondhala, Joeeph Brewer, Caaele Calhoun, Tin Cherlee, Leelle Church, Taaha Henry, Chrlatophar Hughe, Hark Hugh*, Paul Nelson, Kimberly Robertaon, Garth Rushing, Kalvln Salth, Amber Vail , Aund* Whitlock, Courtney PBISCIPAL'S LIST an, Brantany Careen, Staphanl* E ll io t t , Jantin Haroack, Cherlee Maguire, Shannon Marrtck, Donald Potter. Karan Shlploy, Jonah Sydow, Leelle Tkachuk, Holly Trautnan. U l l l l i a 7th G ra d e Honor R o ll houoxs AuaUnV'Stacy Barton, Jaaalca llatch nar, Thartaa Bolonl, Andrei Brooklyn, Tracey Carter, Bruce Carver, Nicholas Perera. Kenneth Frost,- Mefarter*' Harris, Shannon Hawkins, Krlalln* Hawklna, Sharia** Irl aerry , Llaa Jlaanax, Tad Jchnaon, Michael Kruld, Holly Lively, Jason Maldonado, Kerch Mcklnnay, Tarry KcLaughlln, Tla Hurray, Clinton Farahall. Joahua Pell, Mich#lie Prett, Barnard Rlplay, Lindsey Stepan, Andrea Stephana, Danielle Stringer. A pril Theses, Monique Crlgtlsa. AMU a Brown, T iffan y Clcoro, Dulce Copeland, Eddlolol Drydon, Adaa Tierney, Harlan* Harrlng, Carlynt Hooks, Shayla Kama, Aaendi King, Sean leeeVa, L U a Amm leeektee . Mathew Link. N ic o l a ftoye, Audrey Pencrats, John Pearson. LOrl P e lla. N atalie Fl plto na, Daanne Purler, Barry Teylor. Janelle Vellenoveth, Sharon Aaedor, Nicola Hanlon, Joahua Caapa, W i l l l a . Cato, Staphanl* Chick, Joseph Pleenar, Sarah Bardin, Heather High, D a n ie lle Holcoab, Bobbl Jo Lynch, Jaros Malloy, Nicholas Nutsala, L o r lua Bodrlques, Lathis Scott, E rica Tracay, Franklin Watson, Joseph WU 1 Ia n s . Cora lhagwandaaa, Kaitah J a r a n t l la , Jennifer Marengo, Kallsaa M itc h ell. Ranada O r t U , C a rla Shelby, Scott Chaaasr, Meredith HI HONORS CMao la, Ban Denoark, Laahanda Heats*, Tin ■ la , heather Stana. Cetera U e l V a e M>4i»a Duvall, Marla Cerhardt, Cue Hal*, Krlatan Haws, Daahla Humphrey. Sharmaln La*. Laura L Uhafa kl, Tiffany Quinn, Shanna Valentin, Rebecca Allan, Jaaon Dlstalhorat, Robin Falk, Kallas* Prledtl, John Hal*. Rally ttayes, Candice Price, Stacey Eatnea, Laralae Roach, Stacy Sananlkona, Sengcheh Wahl, Jennifer W l l l U a * . Shaven Witte, Kallsea PRIBCIPAL'S LIST Chapaan, Nicholas Coho, Amanda Doherty, Barry Foettr, Kelly Handrlckar, Krlatan Hurtado, Jennifer Killia n, Kara Ludwls, Andrea Kakhoul, Amel Nunet, Karan Silva, Paulo Willard, April 8th G rade Honor R o ll HONORS Anderson, Latartha Bra dwell, Jaaon Chattaraon, Krlatan Duncan, Daslrta Inrun, Charles H U l a r , Todd Murphy, Hlchaal Sayaavanh, Laaphon Schick, Dawn Selph, K elt* ** Salthay, Shylah Strack, Raathar Strandnass, Jaaaa Strandnaaa, Jaclyn Teaplaton, Debt* Dennis, Jonathan Doyle, Jaraatah Herbal, Hallaaa Laaela, Erin Mack, Tarry Marrero, Sasha McCann, Joahua HcCulra. Denial Mitchell, Jaraatah Newman, Shane Pavlak, Jaaon Pe|*n, Hark Reed, Leklnuel Richards. Michael Santiago. Carlo* Shuck, Joshua Stanatroca, Ryan Stokas. Shanalki Will lama, Cherlen Infanta, Omayre McRae, L e a lla Ann U'Crady, Jaaalca Appling, WUllaa Bennett, Ntcol* Boa, Jeann* lu ttara , Jaaalca Cohan, Vanaaaa Corcoran, Krlatan Donovan, Mop# Elchtar, Krlatan Erickson, Nicola Poasaltua, Robert Codsan, Rally Uelna, Patrick Huebner. Joseph JlBon*** Siephjnte Kranarclk, Brian Lavor*. Janes Mutter, B i l l i e Jo Perkins, Shelby M in e s . Tla Scarvar. Nlqulta Salth. Katrina V l l l l a a a , Laklaha W U l l a a * . Nathaniel Carpenter, Sasutl Crten, Erick Hanacom, Tracy Hays, Andrea Paro ls , Ashley Pa trick, Tarrl Patera, Jarvis Poslay, W il li e lunpton. Lenethla E l l i o t t , Jaaalca Jordan, Christy K1 I g o r s , Janlon King, Nenets Lopet, Rebecca Faiochtt J i r « i | VenJervorp. Eally Yoakaetics, Kla Lb s i I I nb Daintel Long, Brlnn McCloud, Tla Michels , April Murray, Stephanie Pegnottl, Gabriel Arrington, Michael Bertett, Aaand* Black, Alfyson B li k « i Tofthln Blown, Letashe Sutler, Lataaha Cenoniiado, Sophie Coaalna, Anita Copeland. Keytwann Davit, Tin Croon, Clarra Hag*. Chrlsttn Kell, Denis* Lewis, Travis Lovatt, Tabltlre Luka, Sarah H ll la r, A li c ia Neaao, Cindy Ortti, Taahtre Pearce, Robert lUudffnbruaht Jab I* Schmitt, Jennifer W ilt*, Bratt HI HONORS |y rk«t Tr it i a Delong, Janie Fugate, Aaand* Hopklna, Andrew Lankford, Heather Mason, A l i c i a Farauns, Janes Scott, Jaaalca Voder, Debra tanton. Carrie tender. Tatall Car 11. Torronl Clark, Bratt Fin le y. Kagan H a r r e l l , ta lly Henderson, Quinton Hofiaan. Amend* How*, Naoal Jonas, Jaaaa PRINCIPAL* 5 LIST Betea, Ned Blade*. Raymond Bradbury, Leslie Hahn, Geoffrey Haskins, Ryan Kutt, Rabacca Kla, John Lundqulat. Krlatan Kakhoul, H l r a l l l * Olson, Karl Sahadao, Selena Schuh, Natasha Soundera. Soapsthe Spotts, A pr il V**s«nn*ytr, B eni We• the l i e , Chris Xiong, Melody �■ A • San lord Herald. San lord. Florida - Sunday. February 27, KXM School scenes Busy happenings at SHS IN BRIEF Lyman to celebrate diversity LONG WOOD — Lyman High School will hold lls third annual Cultural Diversity CclcbratIon March 7-11. II will be a week filled with Information, food, decoration, displays, music and covcrsallon. The purpose o f the yearly event Is to encourage students and faculty to develop a.positive Identification with Ihctr heritages and to foster understanding and an appreciation o f cultural diversity In the Sanford community. There will be n vartrly of events throughout the week. If you’re Interested, call the school at 831-5600. Let us know The Sanford H e ra ld wants to know what la happening at your school. If you have an event coming up at your school, or If you want to tell us about some of the great things the students at your school are doing. Or. If there Is a teacher, staff member or. even an administrator who has been honored or Is doing something unique In the classroom let us tell our readers abort! It. Send us the Information, neatly written or typed by Thursday at noon. Let us know the who. what. when, where and why and we will consider the information Send the Information to the Sanford H e ra ld . 300 N. French Avc.. Sanford. 32771 or fax It to us at 407-323-9408. t- i Tw o jazz chulm IPizazz and D es tin y) received E xcellen t mnrks while these show choirs (also Pizazz and Destiny) recleved Superior ratings. New­ comers. Fantasy, walked away with their first rating ever, a hard earned Excellent (terrific for their first year In existence), and with the only standing ovation of the day a group of 24 Gospel Choir students made history receiving a Superior the first year at competition. All Superior ratings qualified each group for state competition later In May. All show choirs and Jazz choirs were superbly accompanied by Jaime Dlllman Seminole’s own Jazz band who received the equivalent to a Superior. Sixteenth Century songbirds. Madrigals, rectcved Ihctr fourth Superior In a row and are also hraded to slate competition In Tallahassee Recipients of Excellent ratings were Jaime Dlllman lyes, yours truly). Angle Danglcman. and T e sta G ibson. State bound Lissette Guillen earned her sec­ ond Superior two years running Singing for comment only was so p h om ore Kelly B a llln g a l. Thrsc girls met with private voice Instructor Jnnnls Ellis every Tuesday after school to work on their voices, and were accom panied by senior Rod Gorby. Looking ahead next Wed lies day will Ire the ci|K-iilng ulghi of the long awaited spectacular melodrama "Deadwnod l>!< k nr "T h e G am e of Gold ” And. consequently, Thursday evening will be the last night «»f this action packed play The star-studded ia-»i Im lud< -» Kell Sullivan as Calamity Jane. Jerome Tltshaw as Ned Harris. Amanda Luke as Miss L ily Blossom. Matt Bowlin as Wild Bill Hlckock. and many others Everyone Is Invited to share an evening straight out of the old west directed by Ms Jane Epps Admission Is 93 00 In minimum price for such high quality eri tcrtalnmcnt If you usk me) and curtain goes up at 7:30 so come early for a great seat, come on time for one at all. You’ll be sorry If you miss It W h ic h queen: fo r m e r b e a u ty a) made Iter m ovie debut as u t r l o n t r a in " In W oo d y A lle n ’ s "S ta rd u s t Memories’ ’? “ p re tty FROFEWONAL TENNIS COT ITS START IN intV N E N TNI FRENCH STAR SUZANNE UM UN NAS PAIP $50,000 FOR A TORN. TNE ACTUAL ORIGIN OF TNI CANE, HOWEVER, CANE MANY YEARS CARDER. IT IS TNOOCHT TO NAYE CVOIVEI FROM AN INSOOR SPORT C A IU IJSO M MOMS (PALM CASE), POPULAR WITH FRENCH ROYAL­ TY IN TNI LATE 1ST! century. b) had her first speaking part In an episode of "Fantasy island"? Karen Nunez. Paulo Silva and April Wtllurd. Ned (kites. Raymond Blades. Leslie Bradbury. Gcoflrcy Halm. Ryan Haskins, Rebecca Hull. John Kim. Kristen Lundqutst. Mlrcillo M.ikinml. Kart Olson. c| made her m ovie debut In 197l 's " T h e Last Picture Show"? H rtn n w , April Spoils. Krrtl Vcsacfimcyc r. (.Tins Westhelle and Melody Xiong L&kevltw Middle School ( O R J U S T A HAM) SHOW OFF YOUR BEST ESSAYS. ART. AND STORIES. SEND YOUR TASTIEST STUFF TO The following students were named to the Principal's List at Lakevtcw Middle School In San­ ford. They earned that honor by having ail A ’s on thetr most recent report card: Brcntany Ammcrman. Steph­ a n ie Carten. Jenna E llio tt. Charles Hammack. Shannnri Maguire. Donald Merrick. Karen Potter. Jonah Shipley. Leslie S yd o w , Holly Tk achu k and William Trautmon. Nicholas Chapman, Amanda C oho, Kerry Doherty. K elly F oster. Kristen H en drlck cr. Jennifer Hurtado. Kura Killian. Andrea Ludwig, Antal Makhoul. Matthew Lowery ol Sanford readies his terrarium for competition with Louise Davor’s assistance. Im I m m I i w , SuM I|»4lJU .> Sounds ni. nffltrttirT ||lQj|*ttJ •H*PtW(Q M|$ uoitvsif Ufrwtvy BE A HERO §t| Alter the rulings were an­ nounced soloists wanned up lor one-on-one lodging with Ron 1tooth of Disney. Starting nlf with Italian and ending with classical English was hard for the live young ladles but nit were triumphant. W r’rr nil very proud nl our talent. Congratulations io all |Y f/ Y n ' 7 POP CULTURE'** l»» Slrrr Mctiarrx On her way to becoming tinfirst black Miss America In the history of the contest. Va­ nessa W illiam s perform ed " H a p p y D a y s A r c H ere A g a in " at the 1986 Miss America pageant. Soon after the publication nl revealing photographs of her In "P en th o u se" m agazine. Williams resigned. S h e m a r r ie d R a m o n Hcrvcy, the public relations expert who trundled her res­ ignation and then became h .m an ager and a be qutektv carved out a career as a singer. G ospcl C h oir WHS I i r c n m panted In Mr Kit hard Grey mid all groups are under the direc­ tion of lioh Magulrr. Last Friday Florida Vocal As­ sociation held district contest for local area middle and high schools. W ith six groups and fiv e soloists Seminole had plenty of representation. G oldsboro Elem entary School The following students were named to the "A Honor R oll" at Goldsboro Klcinrulary School In Sunlurd. They turned (hat honor by having all A s on their most recent report card: R a ch el Khananlsho. K arll Marklvutz. Joshua Ferguson, A n d r e a P o lo c h e . J e n n ife r V n n g c ld e r. Jonathan W ild . Crystal Culdarrlll. Christopher Lawrence. Robert Lightscy. Jef­ frey Peterson. Joshua Hennecy and Carlos Said.mu As w ell ns Brian Russell. S h aw n P o loch e. Sarnuniha Carver. Shelley Gilmore. Sarah H e a t o n . C a ro l H e n d r lr k s . Michelle finer. William Gordon. Emma Liggett. Brandt Harrison. R o s e m a r y C a n ln lzn d o and Laporscha Jorus A ls o . J r s s lr a W il l i a m s . C assandra Hayes. Jonathan Lu ndm an, Jason Lundm an, Angellue Gamut Amber Krtedcl mid Jamie Clenuvis. 4-H’ers show off at the county fair The members of the Sem i­ nole County 4-H group spent last week getting ready for the Seminole County Fair. T h e y c re a te d s m a ll, enclosed ecosystems called terrariums to enter In lids year's competition at the fair. Volunteers born the Semim ile C o u n t y M a s t e r Gardeners were on hund to answer questions, offer advise and really get their hands dirty If they needed to help the youngsters get their ter­ rariums ready for show and Ridging. T h e 4-H members from around Seniinulr County will be exhibiting terrariums, en­ tomology projects and other examples of the work they do as a part of the 4-H programs Seminole County 4-H is tinyouth development program of the cooperative extentlon service mid l* open to nil children regardless of race color, creed or national origin. The Seminole County Fair Is In the midst of th e i 1 -d a y Inaugural run. It Is a t tin Seminole Greyhound Park in C asselberry. Just oil U S Highway 17-92 between S ta te Roads 434 and 436. T h e 4 -H 'crs w ill h a v e examples of thch handiwork among (he exhibits ol arts and c r a fts , b a k in g , horticulture and (lorieullurr Sniifuril Herald 3 0 0 N. F R E N C H A V E ., SA N FO R D . F L 32 7 7 1 Seminole County School Board S e e n at s c h o o l Well red What's for lunch? Monday, Fab. 28,1994 Charbrolls TatorTols Fruit Tray Florida or Chaf'a Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Tuasday, Mar. 1,1994 PorfcChopolto Maahod Potatoes Frull Tray or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fal Milk Wednesday, Mar. 2 .1994 Dippers with Salsa Com Clifford the Big Bed Dog wa at Midway Elementary Schoo In Sanford recently to holi encourage the children to rood Tho visit was sponsored by Rll (Roadlng Is FUNdamenlal) Clifford and wlunleers Iron across the school district wen to Midway to 0ve books to thi youngsters who might other wise not have the opportunity to have any books ol thoi own. Clifford offered lovo ant encouragement to Ihe sludonb who are learning Ihe value o books and reading Rolls Fresh Apple Wedges or Choi's Salad or Beg Lunch Low Fat Milk Thursday, Mar. 3,1994 Hamburger Pie Green Beans Fruit Crisp Roll Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Heraid Rtoto by Tommy Vincent Friday, Mar. 4,1994 Pizza Garden Salad Orange Wedges or Chel’s Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fal Milk .1 r �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Flo rid a - Sunday, February 21, 1994 - B A Health/Fitness Diabetes alert month IN BRIEF Free foot and eye screenings available to diabetics Hospice training class planned Hospice of Crnlm l Florida Mill hold Its next scries of volunteer tr.union workshops In April ut The Fairways on East Colonial Drive. Direct-home-care volunteers are rsjKvIally needed fo provide respite eare ami friendship to patients and I,untiles on the Hospice program, to help with household chores, to read to patients and help them write letters, and to art as Rood listeners Volunteers are uU , needed in work In the office, at the Hospice Thrill A Oltl Shops, and In a variety of other capacities Patirm -carr volunteers must com plete four training workshops To register for the April session, call Rosie Wilder ,il 875-0028 ext 476 A fee o f $15 covers ihr cost of a light meal al the iralnlng sessions and Hie training manual. Advance registration Is necessary. Are you in the ‘sandwich generation?* Suddenly found yourself In the middle of the "sandwich generation." caring for your elderly parent or loved one In addition to young children? What can you do? What can be expected? A seminar featuring George Maddox. I’ h.D.. of Ihe Duke University Medical Center is back for a command performance to discuss various Issues surrounding Iniergeneratlonal caring S|smsorcd by Winter park Memorial Hospital's Prime Life Plus program, this program will be held on Wednesday. March 0. at t) a.m In Ihe hospital's medical library auditorium. 200 N Lakemont Ave.. Wlntrr Park. For reservations and Information, rail 62(1-5771. Breathe Free program to begin ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — ilrealhe Frre. a five-session Mop smoking program, will be offered by Florida Hospital Community Health Services on Thursday. March 3. at 7 p.rn. al Florida Hospital Altamonte. 601 E Altamonte Dr llreathe Free addresses participants' physical, emotional and nutritional nredsasthey become non-smokers The cost for the program Is $40 For more Information or to register, call H517-192(1 Free prenatal series for parents-to-be SANFORD — The Women's Center at Central Florida Regional Hospital olfers a frre sertrs of classes designed to give parents-to-be an overview of pregnancy, labor and childbirth. In addition, classes on cesarean section, brrastfrcdlng. baby care and parrntlng are offered. All classes meet on Thursday evenings from 7 to 0 p m. In the hospital's classroom. We Invite you to attend Ihr entire series or Just the classes of special Inlerrst to you Registration Is requested Please call The Women's Center at 321-4500 extension 5766 for more Information and to register. SANFORD — The Central Florida Regional Hospllal Auxiliary Is sponsoring cholesterol and blood pressure screenings on Friday. March 4. In the CFRH classroom, from H a m to 10 a.m. The charge for the cholesterol screening Is $5; the blood pressure screening Is free. The screening* are olfered Ihe first Friday of each month. AZT reduces HiV in newborns ATLA N TA (API — Pregnant women Infected with the AIDS virus can take medicine to help protect their fetuses from the disease, a study found. " ll doesn't save their lives, hut It docs save their children.’* said James W. Curran, coordinator of all HIV activities ut the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. A National Institutes of Health study found that 26 percent of babies born to Infected mothers who took a placebo were themselves infected, but only 8 |>errent of Ihose born to mothers who took AZT were Infected. "It has the potential to cut In half the number of Infants with the AIDS virus within the next year or so." Curran told The Associated Press on Sunday. The study’s r e s u lts were so significant that the study was stopped Friday. Thr New York Times reported today. Complications may result in amputation The American Diabetes Association. Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. Florida Hospital Dlabeles Program and Jewrtt Orthnpardlc Clinic are Joining forces to sponsor a free Diabetic Fool Serrrnlng. Dr. Norman Donatl and Dr. John Papa of the Jewrtt Orthopaedic Clinic will conduct toot screenings on Saturday, March 5. from H a m lo 5 p m. at the Jewett Orthopaedic Clinic. 1285 Orange Ave., Winter Park. The above organizations and other dlatietrs related companies will tie avnllnble to answer tpirsllnns and provide educational materials Infection and gangrene o f foot are two o f the most common problems that patients with diabetes must fare. An estimated 50,000 amputations per year are Ihr result. There are two separate causes of foot problems: one Is nerve damage (neuropathy). Ihe other is loss ol circulation (Ischemia). Nerve damage causes loss o f feeling In the foot, toe deformities, collapse of the arch and dry skin. These ran lead to foot ulcers and Infections, which in tum can lead to amputation. Los* of ctrrulailon Is more difficult lo treat: sometimes amputation Is unavoidable. Good foot care, however, can often prevent complications from both of these problems. For an appointment for a free diabetic foal screening or more Information, call Betty at 62(1-2444. Lim ited spaces are available. puratlons contain arid and can destroy tissue • Prevent cuts and Irrltallons. Do not walk barefoot, wear rundown shoes or worn-out hosiery. • M ake su re toen a ils are trimmed straight across and not below the tap of the toe. • Wear shoes thal lit. The widest part of the shoe shotdd follow the natural outline of your foot and tie snug, but not tight. The upper portion of the shoe should tie soft and flexible. For m ore Inform ation on diabetes and foot health, call 800-277-FEET133381. Study: Most elderly shun CPR for cardiac arrest By D A N IIL Q. H A N IY AP Science Writer Friday health screenings | S in c e M arch Is N a tio n a l Dlulictes Alert Month and Foot Health Month. It seems the perfert lime to remind those with diabetes that they must tukc special care of their feet, a c c o r d in g to th e F lo r id a Podlairtc Medical Association. Poor circulation, brought an by diabetes, makes the tissue In the foot less able to fight Infec­ tion. This can lead to ulcers, nail problems, and the loss In the ability to feel |>aln. heat and cold. Left untreated. <1latie tic fool problems can lead to amputa­ tion. The key for the diabetic Is to view all foot problems as polcnltally dangerous and lo prevent I hem or seek |xKllalrlc eare as soon os they occur. As part of their ongoing foot eare. diabetics should do the following: • Have feel professionally e x ­ amined ut least twice a year. • W a s h f e e t and d r y thoroughly. Always wear clean socks and hosiery. • Inspect feet dally. Check for redness, blisters, cuts, cracks between toes, discolorations, or any other changes. • Avoid actions that restrict circ ulation to your feci, such as smoking, sitting with your legs crossed, and exposing your feet and legs to cold and hrat. • A v o id bu rns. In clu d in g excessive sunburns. • Do not use over-the-counter corn cure*. Many of these pre- BOSTON — When It cornea to last-ditch llfr-savlng efforts, el­ derly people prefer to die peace­ fully unless the odds are clearly In Ihetr favor, a study suggests "Most seniors are good gam ­ b le r s ." said Dr. Donald J. Murphy. " I t 's not Ihe life* m im .lining machinery that in­ timidates them. They Just don't want lo be on It for any length of time If the prognosis Is poor." Ills Btudy found that the el­ derly overwhelmingly said they would rather not receive CPR for cardiac arrest after they learned how slim studies show their chances of survival arc. CPR — cardiopulmonary re­ suscitation — is used lo shock the heart back to life following cardiac arrest. Murphy and colleagues sur­ veyed 371 patients, ages 60 to 9(1. at u geriatrics clinic In Fitness Factor____________________________ Denver. Initially. 41 percent Mid they would like to have CPR If their hearts stopped while they were being treated for an acute Illness. But when told their survlvul chances would be be­ tween 10 percent and 17 per ter at Presbytertan-Sl. Luke's Mrdlral Center In Denver. It was published In the New England Journal of Medicine. r e a l. halt c h a n g e d their m in d s i vtval ta le s after C P R w ith pa- Just 22 percent still wanted CPR. Asked what treatment they Mould M'unt If they had a heart attack while suffering from a chronic illness that gave them trss than a year to live. I I percent Initially said they would choose CPR. But after learning thal their chances of surviving long enough to be discharged were between zero and 5 per­ cent. hair said they were no longer Interested In CPR. "Most older patients do not want CPR once they understand the probability o f survival after the procedures," the researchers wrote. The study was conducted at the Senior Citizen's Health Cen- The researchers concluded Hull doctors should discuss sur­ ttenls before emergency situa­ tions arise, especially because living Mills and durable powers of altornry often don't address particular scenarios. Diabetes eye care drive begins Ik-glnnlng March 1-March 31 the American Diabetes Associa­ tion and local ophthalmologists. Including the Florida Eye Clinic In Seminole County. M ill offer fr e e d i a b e t i c r e t in o p a t h y screenings to anyone who has diabetes and lias mil bad an rye examination fora year or more. Anyone IntcriMcd In the free diabetic retlnupalhy screening sh ou ld c a ll the A m e r ic a n D lu t i d e s A s s o c i a t i o n at 800-741-5698 ir 660-1926 fur appolnlmrnt information. In 1 9 9 3 , p a r t i c i p a t i n g op lit h n ln u ffu gists s c re e n e d nearly 300 people for dlatx-tlr retinopathy. Forth percent ol those screened were diagnosed Mith some form <i eye disease. Diabetic retinopathy Is thr leading cause o f adult blindness This disease datntges the blood vessels In the retina, ilu- light sensitive tissue at the back o f the eye. Damage to Ihr retina can result In visual Impairment or blindness. Th e longer a person has diabetes. the greater the risk that they w ill have vision pro­ blems. Approximately 60 per­ cent o f severe visual loss and blindness due to diabetes could have been prevailed Mith regu­ la r e v e e x a m in a tio n s and appropriate treatment. Because diabetic retinopathy usually has no symptoms In Us e a r ly s t a g e s , p e o p le w ith diabetes have no way of knowing If they are In danger of losing their eyesight. They must de­ pend on a docitr who Is trained lo recognize the subtle s ig n s of diabetic retinopathy. T h e D iabetic R etinopathy Screening program Is being chaired by Dr. John T. Lehr of the Eye Institute ot Central Florida. Fvindtngfnr Hie screen­ ing ts provided Uy grants (rum Grumman Melbourne Systems, the em p loyees o f Lockheed. EGAG Florida, tlx* Susan S. amt Chapman S. Root Charitable Trust und Cohere til Medical. ANUP K. LAHIRY, M.D., P.A. I u rn r e lo c a t in g m y p r a c t ic e to M e lb o u r n e , F lo r id a . A s o f M a r c h 1, 1 9 9 4 m y o ffic e In S a n f o r d w il l b e c lo s e d . ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 -7 0 0 9 1 n n r l i i H ’Ns, d e s p a i r , h o p e l e s s n e s s , p a i n , l o u r leelini»s m . u n tr\ I n e r a s e Study downgrades value of athletic knee braces By IRA DRBVFUSS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON — Brace yourselves, users of knee braces, some researchers believe Ihe devices don’t live uptoexjH-ctntlons. Athletes commonly use braces alter surgery to repair the knee's anterior cruciate ligament, connective tissue that helps lo hold the knee In place. They hojie thal a trace M ill protect tlirlr knees against the strain of movement and the Impact of. say. a hard tackle. They also hope that wearing the well o f cloth and metal will give their knrrs support M-hllc their knee heals. But braces don't perform as M elt as athletes mlgtii think, said Dr. Edward M. Wojtys. an associate professor of orthopedics at the Universi­ ty of Michigan. Ann Arbor. In fact, braces could make things worse. Wojtys said. In a race ill preliminary study, braces were avsoclaled with a slight sloMing of reaction time In the leg muscles. Wojtys and his cotleagurs prepared the paper for presentation at flic- annual meeting o f the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons In N c m - Orleans. The study looked at five patients M it h n it anterior cruciate ligament tear In one knee. The patients were seated In a device that let the researchers rnrasure reaction times by using electrodes. The reseurchrrs found thal wearing the brace M'as associated with a decrease In reaction time. "Our study shoM*s the lag lime can be as much as 40 milliseconds." Wojtys said. And although this sounds like a very short period. "U 's enough to destroy a ligament.*' he said. "Forty to 45 milliseconds Is all II lakes from impact. M 'h c n the knee Is hit. to where the ligament Is completely lorn." Wojtys said. Because so few |icoplc were tested, researchers can’t conclude that brace wearers In general will Buffer reduced reaction lime. Bui If the finding Is rrect, m raring n device designed to protect I M H M M j against Injury Instead may make wearers more susceptible lo Injury, Wojtys said. The study fits a pattern that Indicates braces can be n weak reed for athletes who depend on them for strong Joints. Wojtys said. Previous studies have found thul bracingdoes not Improve muscle performance, he said. Rehabilitation, however, does make muscles stronger, he said. The developer of one early knee brace. Dr. James A. Nicholas of Lenox Hill Hospital In New York, thinks Wojtys Is making too much of the response lag time. A brace docs cut Into response time, but offsets this by providing needed protection to an Injured knee, said Nicholas, director o f orthopedic surgery and head of the medical stafT of the New York Jets. "Anything you M-car. whether you wear clothes or u brace. Mill slow your reaction time." said Nicholas, who claims credit for the first brace worn by Jets quarterback Joe Namalli. whose knee problems were legendary. The alternative lo the brace Is felling the Injured knee buckle when a player Is hit. Nicholas said. In Ills own practice, however. Wojtys has become more reluctant to prescribe braces. Another expert on knee braces. Dr. David Drcz, believes Wojtys may have a point. But braces still have value for patients recovering after anterior cruclaic ligament surgery, according lo Drcz. a clinical professor of orthopedics at Louisiana State University. "I would feel somewhat confident of preventing (Injuries from) accidents of dolly living such as stubbing a toe," Drcz said. "T h ey do not protect In a high load such as athletic Injuries." Wojtys and Drez note that some athletes believe that their knees are more stable because o f the brace. This may be because the brace enhances the sense of proprioception — stimulating nerve endings that tell how a person how far his leg Is moving. Drez said. However, this could be a dubious psychological benefit. Wojtys said. "That false sense of security is us dangerous us anything," hr said. 1h r n u ^ h 1lit* m i s u m ’ n l j H t ’st ri|>li(in i l m n s a n d alt o l i o l : Being alone and in pain, (eding helpless and hopeless, many people-m any seniors- tum lo prescription d r o p or alcohol as a means of escape. Often it begins quite innocently. Maybe lo help them sleep, or to just stop the > feelings for a shod while. The sad fad is that, more often than not, dependencies develop that could be lifethreatening. If you or someone you know is self-medicating by using alcobd and prescription dmgs. call Glcnbeigh Health Sourrcstoday. Confidential, free assessments arc available. Referrals to safe detoxification and * recovery programs will be provided so you can leam bow lo slop the emotional pain-w ilhoul the drug. (800) 444-4230 �1 0 A - Sanlofd Herald. Sanlord. Florida - Sunday. February 27. 19W Peace search: Croats, Bosnians, Israelis, Palestinians ■y MINI PKINSILBKR Associated Press Writer __________ ___________ __ WASHINGTON - Suddenly, tills week. Washtngtnn becomes the venue of choice, the place for pence to break out twice. The Bosnian Croats an- coming. The Bosnian Muslims are coming. The Israelis and the Palestinians are corning hack. All driven here by (tain and bloodshed. The United Slates, unexpectedly, finds Itself host to two sets o f negotiations for solutions to two of the world's most Intractable quarrels Stepping In where European mediators had tailed, the United States Invited Bosnian Muslims to Washington to talk with Bosnian Croats. On the table: creation of a single MusIlm Croat entity that could then talk peace with the Bosnian Serbs, who have taken possession of most of Bosnia In the last '22 bloody months. It Is daring. drowned In a Iresh wuve of bloodshrd. Clinton called for the new negotiations to head off that year. The Impetus and urgency for both sets of negotiations arose from especially cruel ucts In places that have grown uccustomrd to everyday acts o f violence. but conceivable. And. stepping In to keep extremists of both sides from taking over. President Clinton sum­ moned Israelis and Palestinians to "continuous session" In Washington until they finish the work started In Oslo and scaled on the White llnusc lawn last September. Arafat summoned pearr negotiators track from Washington. Cairo and Paris to discuss the resiKinse to the killings, but a senior White House official expressed confidence the talks would still begin next week. "W e ll press for Hint to happen." said the official speaking on condition of anonymity. In Yugoslavia, u mortar lobbed Into u sunny Saturday Sarajevo marketplace, killing BB. reawakened the w orld's disgust and led to a NATO threat of bombing. That led to a re u s e fire and a Serb pullback of guns that had pounded that ancient city for two years. The ex-Yugoslavs were starting talks here this weekend, with the United States providing the inblc. the pitcher of water and the stimulus of an occasional nudge. Helmut Sonnenfeldl. u veteran American dip­ lomat. observed another thread In both sets of negotiations. He said that American support for the beleaguered Muslims of Bosnia might re­ verberate with the Muslims of the Mldeast. And that turn of events gave rise to the fresh try — In a fresh venue — for a solution. The Middle Easterners are to arrive within a day or two. ulthough those talks could Ik - delayed by the weekend massacre at a West Bank mosque. Oiridals wouldn't rule out the possibility of summoning Prime Minister Yitzhak Itobln of Israel and Chalrmnn Yasser Arafat of the Palestinian UtK-ratlon Organization to complete finally the transfer of territory from Israeli to Palestinian control that was agreed upon last In the Occupied West Bank, a Jewish settler from New York armed with an automatic rifle and hand grenades mowed down dozens of Muslim worshipers as they kneeled In prayer In a mosque. And that turn of events gave rise to the threat that last year's Israell-PLO accord could be An American till toward the Bosnian Muslims "d o e s som ew hat enhance our role In the Arab Israeli process." Sonnenfeldl said. "But It's a double-edge sword because If the Bosnian Muslims get clobbered we take some of the blame for not helping them enough." Survivors: We fled as white mob rampaged By AOAM YEOM ANS Associated Proas Wrttor_________ TALLAH ASSEE For de­ cades. the survivors of Hosewood were silent about the while mob that rampaged through (heir predominantly black town, kill­ in g residents and toreh ln c houses and a church. Now they are speaking out. Four survivors In their 70s and HOs testified Friday tiefore Flor­ ida claims officers about one of the state's worst racial episodes, shirked by a while woman's claim dial a black man assaulted her " I guess they were looking for s o m e b o d y to k i l l . ” s a id 79-yearold Arnett Goins, who was 8 at the time of the 1923 attack. She hid In the woods with her family. The testimony was to help lawmakers detenninr whether 87 million should Ik- paid to victims and their descendants because the state lulled to protret their lives and pro|»erty. Hosewood was uhou! 40 miles southwest of Gainesville with a population of about 100 In 1923. Tcnlay. only road markers are left where the community once stood. An assistant attorney general Irslllletl iiftalosl reparations even us tie i ntu ciUd. "ThU U • sorry damn Incident til Florida's hlsto* ry-" * to (he list. Survivors said Rosewood was a quirt place where blacks and the few whiles go! along peace­ fully. " I don’ t know what went wrong. They didn't bother us and we didn't bother them ." said Minnie Lee Langley. who was 9 at the lime of the nllack. Alter Fannie Taylor, a while woman who lived In nearby Sumner, accused a black itinn of assaulting her. a posse quickly turned Into a drunken mob of several hundred people, some with guns. They killed black residents, burned their homes and drove them from Ihelr land In a week of racist fury. Langley said some adults and children escaped Into a nearby swamp and hid for three days. T h e y w atched sm oke from b u rn in g h om es. R e s id e n ts eventually made II to Gainesville by train. 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By DEAN SMITH Herald Sports Writer_________________ Y M C A T Ball, Y-Ball leagues LAKH MARY — The Seminole Family YMCA hus begun registering boys nnd girls for Its upcoming T-lLill and Y-llall leagues. These leagues are designed for elementary school-aged children to learn the skills of baseball In a non-competitive environment. Everyone plays and there are no tryouts. Also, parents are needed to serve as coaches. Registration Is available at the Seminole Family YMCA. 605 Longwood-laikc Mary Road, through April 2. The leagues are scheduled to run front April 11 through .June 4. For details, call 321 Wi l l. U S C G A boating course MAITLAND — The United Slates Coast Guard Auxiliary will conduct seven-week. 13-lexson c o u r s e s In " B a s l e flo a tin g S k ills and Seamanship" and "Sailing and Seamanship" beginning Monday. Murch 14. nt Maitland Middle School. Subjects to l>e covered In the courses, which w ill be conducted on Monday and Wednesday evenings beginning at 7 p.m.. will Include trallertng. safely and legal requirements, aids to navigation, radio communications, and weather. While the Instruction Is free, there Is u nominal charge o f $30 to cover the cost of the textbook, workbooks, and school fee. Should sufficient Interest he shown, a coastal navigation course will be offered after the baste courses. For further Information, contact the USCGA. Flotilla 4-11. at (4071628-1411. U C F clinches TAAC No. 1 seed ORLANDO — Ochlel Swaby scored 12 of his 19 (mints In the second half and James Walker added a career-high IH to pace Central Florida to an 84-72 victory over Southeastern Louisiana on Saturday *1 For .Central Florida (18-7. 11-4). the Victory dinettes the lop seed position In the upcoming Trans America Athletic Conference tournament that begins Thursday In Orlando. D anyl Davis scored 14 points for Central Florida, while Victor Saxton added 13 (stints and u game-high 10 rebounds AROUND TH E NATION Vanderbilt stu n s No. 16 Florida NASHVILLE. Tenn. - Ullly McCaffrey scored 31 points. Including two free throws with nine seconds left, as Vanderbilt upset No. 16 Florida 82*78 Saturday. Ronnie McMahan scored 21 points for Van­ derbilt (1410. 7*7 SEC), which beat a ranked opponent for the first time In six tries. Dun Cross scored 21 points for Florida 122-5. 11 -3). while Craig Drown added 20. North Carolina escapes FSU CHAPEL HILL. N.C. — Fourth-ranked North Carolina's frontcourt made all 23 of Its baskets Saturday. Including Rashced Wallace's 15-footer with 1:23 left that helped secure a 78-75 win over pesky Florida State. North Carolina (23-5. 10-4 Atlantic Coast Conference! moved within one-half game o f No. 2 Duke In the race for the league's top seed. North Carolina opened the second half with u 16-5 run to lake a nlnr-polnl lead, but Florida Slate (12-13. 5-10) battled back to tie It twice In the llnul 3Wi minutes — the last time at 73 with 2:34 left on Chuck Graham's 3-polnler. Graham finished with u season-high 28 (mints, while ACC-scortng leader Bob Sura had 20 for the Scmlnoles. Michael Sheppard averaged 17.4 points. 2.3 rebounds. 8 5 assists, and 3.6 sisals per game. He also had 97 Ihree-polnlera. hilling 40 9 percent ol his attempts. SANFORD — Despite a season plagued tiy several unliellrvahly lough losses, thr couches In the Mid-Florida Conference did not lorgrl Seminole Community College when It cainr llm r to vote for the All-Conference Men's Basketball Team. T e rra n c e M itch ell and Mike Shrppurd. a pair o f freshman guards from Rochester. New York, were taht>rd ns two of thr top 15 players In thr eight-tram ronfrrence. In a separate vote for the AllFrrshmun team. Imth earned firsttram honors, with Mitchell finishing second among ull vote getters Th r player of the year In the Mid Flotilla Conferrnce was sophomorr Johnny Owens, who played at Valencia Community College In Orlando. Owrns Ird thr state In scoring this year. Th r other All-State honorres from the M-FC were Mlkr Jackson from ( S ee Girards, Page SB Terrance Mitchell finished the season with a 21.6 polnta-per-game average, shooting 53.8 percent from the floor and BS.4 percent Irom the tree throw line. Pirates ground Arrow Force II ByDIAN SMITH Herald Sports Writer________ __ __________________ ORLANDO — It ended all too soon. With Its 17th straight victory within reach, the Seminole High School boys' basketball team saw its season come to a crashing end at the hands of the St. Petersburg Boca Clega Pirates. 64-63. In the srmlfluals ol the Class 4A-Reglon 2 Basketbull Tournament at Orlando's Dr. Phillips 111x1* .'S ch ool 1 *, Arrow Force II played a near flawless llrst quarter and almost perfect ftn»t half. Icudlng by us many ax 17 (mints. 27-10. on thr way to a 30-26 butl'.lmr margin. But In the end. Seminole fell victim to u lean* wtiti un excellent balance o f |mwer and finesse and. for the second consecutive week, u Sanford tMiskcllNill team tiad Its season ended by a Boca Clega squad. Seminole's girls fell to Boca Clega In their regional semifinal last Friday. The Pirates were to have met another St. Petersburg team. Gibbs, for the regional champi­ onship and n spot In the state tournament Saturday night. Gibbs ndvanced In another nall-bltcr. edging Eau Gnlllc. 60-59. G See Sem inole. Page 3B C U I I M M O IO M 1 SEM IFIN A L! * PIR ATES**. A R R O W F O R C E I I U C itfA (44) E iin 7 I) 4 J II. B o lin I f 6 0 A. Kuchor S S • • 0. B o m 0 7 0# 0. a ro x n ! I I A n t . O f » t J » It M o * # ra • 1 0# 0. Nexrlon » f I 4 *. Taut* n u u x M ( | » | in l| I t i l P it Hint 4 I* 1 1 I*. Robert* *-!» S A M - TroMA 4 M S I I . F u lle r ! S OS II. Hollowey OS 111. B rln te n S I SO S. M cC e rr*ll »7 I J II, H a ll 7 4 00 4 Total* M 170 1401 I m i CHM 9 9 »' 1 7 - 0 4 SemlneU 71 9 It II - 07 Thro*point ll#*S 00411 — to c o Cl*** A l l lit # * 71. Brow n 7 0. Grant 0 7. Bolin 0 III SomlnoN 7 IS (Robert* 17. Fuller I I. Trolno A l l Total town - Bor* Clo** 111 W mlnot* 70. Foul** out — S o to Cie»«. E lllt Terhmcei* - non* Rebound* - Bote Cle*e 77 I f i l l * 71; Iomlnol* 70 (H all 10. M cC o rroll 01 A t t it lt - Boca Cio** 10 IE III* SI. Somino** II (Robert* 0). St»ol» — Bot* Cl*** II ( t i l l* 4. Newton 4), Srm .no*« I IPorkln* I) Turnover* - Bore Cie*e II. Seminole If Record* - Boca Cl*** I t 7. Seminole 17 7. Hem* Photo by Mart Mem While Friday night's one-point loss In 4ARegion II semifinal was a biller blow Seminole, seniors Derrick Brinson (N o. Neville Fuller, Andre Hell, Ronnie McCarrell, the lor 40). end Ray Perkins can take pride In having holpod Arrow Force II enjoy an otherwise brilliant season. North Florida exploits ‘hospitality’ of Raiders Jersey Joe Walcott dies at 80 Prom Staff Reports CAMDEN. N.J. — Fortner heavyweight cham­ pion Jersey Joe Walcott died Friday night, lie was 80. Walcott, whose real name was Arnold Cream, died at Our Lady o f Lourdes Medical Center. Walcott lost six heavyweight title fights, more than any man In history. When he won the title In 1951. hr was six months past his 37th birthday, and the oldest mun to win the heavyweight championship. Walcott won the title by knocking oul Exxard Charles In the seventh round at Forbes Field In Pittsburgh un July 7. 1951. SANFORD — At least It wasn't a conference game. Seminole Community College's baseball team suffered through one of those days that all teams happen upon Friday, watching the visiting North Florida Junior College Senti­ nels stroll to an easy 12-6 win. The Raiders (5-8 after losing their third consecutive game) were gen­ erous hosts, the SCC pitching staff surrendering five home runs while the rest of the Raider defrnse committed seven errors. North Florida JC. from Madison. Improved to 13-3 with the victory. Raider starting pitcher Adam SkarbecL. a freshman out of Cape Coral, suffered the brunt of the Sentinel assault. In his five Innings of work. Skarbeck (2-3) was roughed up for eight runs (six earned) on seven hits (Including four home runs). Carl McKown relieved Skarbeck In the sixth Inning and suffered much the same fate as the Sentinels parlayed a hit. two walks, and two SCC errors (all with two oul) Into BEST ON TV AUTO RACING! □N oon - TNN. NASCAR. Goodwrench 500. (L) BASKETS AU , □ 12:30 p.m. — WESH 2. Charlotte Hornets at Orlando Magic. (L) C o m p lt f IlsU n fe on R eg* $1 Freshman pitcher Adam Skarbeck teamed the hard way what h * P P « n ® w h e n the wind Is blowlno out at SCO’s Collego Field as the North Florida JC Sentinels launched lour home runs during hie live InnlnQS ol work. three runs. Seminole High School graduate Matt Diemer. who pitched the final two Innings, gave up North Florida's fifth home run. Only Chad Wood escaped un­ scathed. striking out two during a scoreless seventh Inning. North Flortdu got lo Skurbcck for three runs In the second Inning and one In the third. SCC cut the deficit In half when another Seminole High grad. Demy Beamon, singled home two runs In the home hulf of the fourth. But the Sentinels came back with five runs In the top of the fifth, a rally marked b y t h r e e R a id e r e r r o r s and back-to-back home runs by North Florida's Stoner and McCawley. Oviedo High School product Erik Jordan homcrcd for SCC In Ihc G S ee R a iders, Page 3D____________ t E N T I N I L I I I . R A ID E R S * NertS Fien d * JC M l *47 M l - 17 II 1 Seat Mote CC Ml M l AM * II 7 Eckard. E lro d 17) and M cCew loy Skarbeck. M cKow n (It. Wood 17). Diemer II) and E lltor. Lostdon (II. Wf* - E tko rd IP - Skarbeck (7-7). IB - N ot * IB - Wmlno<* CC. Holll*«*r. H R North F lorid* J C Byrd III. M aytleld. sion er, *nd McCowtcy; SomMote CC. Jordon Record* North F lo rid * JC I I 7. SemmoieCC SS FOR T H E B EST C O V E R A G E O F SPO RTS IN YOUR A R EA , READ THE SAN FO RD H ERALD DAILY �S B - San lord Harald, San lord, F lo rid a - Sunday, February 27, 1994 ST A T S & STANDINGS J a l SAN F O R D O R LA N D O F rid a y night f l n l r » n — 1/11, B i I I . 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Houtton at Utah. 0 p.m. 1 Irtgeyen A rp iri PM 0 ( 0 0 ) M JO ) P (P4) I l f JO) T (0-01)11 LOO IF o rurta 4 Ota* 4J D ( M l S M t) P ( P I ) 10.11) T (1-0-4) 4TfJO FISH I 't m 114 H '1 14 Houston San Antoni* Utah Danver 44;------ »HRinniNfii D allat MIAMI (III) THIS WbfcK S FISHING F O R t C A S I - w Oft 31 13 ,34S 40 ts 723 34 If 433 4 V 23 SCO 13V| IS 33 m 21‘1 • 41 .141 3 ttf ipiwh J a OJ u u , . . .. . . . ----- 440 - too 1 Pmaonv ~- n r- 1 71* •H 1* 14 X ■AST Army It, Lotayeflo 17 Ctarkaan 04 Union. M.V. II Horttard 14 MarthaooWrnO) Maly Crew 14 BvcfcmfIK LORRlltandU.Sf.St. ProncIpNYlf M ortal 04 RiderN Navy T4 Partakom a Mow Haven fPKaono ll. 01 Satan Hail IP VIIIonova If Shipponehwrg 10. SiIfd I ry Rock M St. JoMgh'tC). Duguoma 04 Vermontn. BarianU.41 We*t Che*ter II. Bleomtbwrg M SOUTH Alabama 04 Mi*»t**ippt 01 Campbell IP Caettal Caroline H Cent. FtarIda 04 IE LeoHiana 71 Cantre 04 Fltkll Ctamtan 14 Maryland ol Fla. letareeNiaol fp Marcar 11 PormanOl.VMlOO Georgetown. K y IM . Cam p b alltrllta 11 G e o r g ia T a c h ll.N C orgikiaSI.O f Jama* M ad lta n OP Richm ond It Marik C o n iin e 14 Ftorfde 14. n IW Louriian* * 1, Letdotane Tech 11 te e n Alabam a n . J atkm wytlta to iouth Corel bio 11. Term euet 44 St. Loido 11, Momphl* It. 00 Twtano f 4 V p Commonwealth 1J VondarhiN 0 4 P ltr ld o I f V irg inia Total 04 H C Chartatta 11 W. Korducky 01. New Ortaon* D Woke Fere*l 04 V irg in ia 4) MIDWEST Bradley 04 N.tawe Si E. iiunotan, w. mmol* it E.Michigan 74.Coni Michigan00 Konoot IBP Coloredi 01 Leuttvllta 04 Noire Oomo t), OT Michigan SI 1). Ohio II M Miuowr Ift. Oklahoma 11 N. ITUnoOd M. Wl» Milwaukee a IOUTHWEIT Tea** 04 Houttan 7* UCF04.lt LOUI1IANA1) 1C Loottiono (1P11) taker ) 7 I ) I. Wlnntar 4 11 T l l). Fobb* 10 1 1 4 Picou I It 0 0 M. I awi* 11 11 f, Hogan 40 00 0. Rood S ) 44 S. Pearson * 4 a I A. Fit** 1 111 1 Total*IPO) t i ll n Coot. Florida tiPli Swoby 0 111 1 It. SoitonPll 1111. Welker I t P ll IP Day!* I t 00 IP Built 01 00 It. Phillip* 01 M 4 Portae 1-0 00 1. Porter 0 I 00 4 Foktar I I 11 p Robert* Al 00 0. Kettatar AI. P4 4 Total* 10001) M 04 Halftime — Cent Florida IP SE LOuitiene S spoint goal* — SI Loottiono 1M IPitOu 14 Wlnntar S 10. Lewtt 14 Road 01). Cent Florida DO IDovto PP Butt* 14 Soatan A 1. Porta* A). Swaby AO). Fowtad out - Mona R d w d i SE Lmdttano U I Fobb*. Low)* 1). Cord. Florida 01 ISoatan Ml. AottaH - SE Lauitiena 11 (Pkou 1). Cent. Florida JO (Davit I). Total tauil - SI Louittana n. Cent. Florida IS. A -M A O VANDERBILT04 FLORIDA 11 Florida 11)11 Thomson i t 1-10. OeCtarcg 10 AA P Hill M A M 14 BrdwnPIl PON. Croats 10o i l ). Andtrton AO 11 I. Dyrkoiboln 10 11 I, William* M 00 4 Kgtama 11 AO L Mlckont oiooo T *ta ta »o u p n n . VaadorhM (IPM) I VMM P ) 11P Hall M AA P Lawton l o o o P McCaffrey M-1) M ll. Seeker 14 l o 4 Weed* PS l-l t. AAlftwm I I AA L Sheren AA AA4 McMahan AM AA 11. Tata)* It 11 ION N. — ~ Vanaarwn 1* _____ . ___ — FtartOd H ) (Brerm p i. W illiam * l- l. Creet 11. Anderson a 1. Kurim * A ) . Mlcken* A l l . V end arb lll A U IM cCattrey 0 4 M cM ahan I t , la c k e r I P Evan* A l ) Fautad *wt - Nan*. Redound* - Florida 10 ID tCtorcg M l. V anderbilt I t IM iiburn I) AaaHH — F tor Ido 0 I OeCtarcg 4). Vonderb.lt n (M cCaffrey l). Total tout* — Florida if. Vendarblll I f A - U . 4 I 0 . N O RT H C A R O LIN A 14 F L O R ID A S T A T E 11 F t a r id tS ta M I I P I l) Surd P ll 44 N . O rth a m IM O 11 M . Reid A l AO 4 Cotllna P l l M 14 Won) i ll 111, Lutaunon A l Al 4 Shoghord 1-1 AA 4 RNlnoanA0000 Total* 14714II 11 H,,lh ronllri m Tt Root* 0 0 M 14 tatvo do rl M 1 1 P M e n tro tt 77 P I ) 14 Cotabrl* 1 1 A A 4 Pholpt 1-4 P d 4 W illiam * P l l l - l I). Ilockhou** 11 AA 4 Woltaco PS M It. M e lim it 1 1 A l 4 Total* U d * 1117 f t Holttlm o — F lorid* St 10. North Carolina 14 1 P o tn l goal* — F lo r id a 11 111) I G ra h a m P I). Sura 41, Shoghord I >. C o llln t l 4 Word A ) ) . N orth C a ro lin e 1 14 (C elo brlo I ). W illiam * I P Photo* A l . M clnni* A l) . Fouled Old — Lutaunon Rebound* - Florida SI 11 ( C e llin i 0). N orth C a ro lin a 1) (R o o m . Montroap. W allace « . A t t lt H - FtarW * *). 11 (W ard )). North Certain* V (Photp* 101 Total taut* - F lorid* SI. M . North Carolina u . A - iu n ■AST A rm y 14 Latayetta O Bottan U. *0. V orm onl SI ■ u N a le lP D uguew ioU C larion 14 Oaiwon 01 C a n n tc tk u l 04 SI. John’* N Drew N . Contanory. N J 41 Em m anuel 01. A lte r tu t M agnut 10 Fardham 04 Novy 0* F roriburg SI. 14 Clwwan of George Wathlngtan IP M ottoch utottt 1) (on* M . F a lrlle 'd 14 U l o l t a f P E r a n tv llt a l) M d E . Ihor* 41. Coggin SI. 44 Pravidenca 14 Plttaburgh n Rhode tatand 1). W. V irg inia 04 Sacred Maori *1. Maw Hamptailro 11 St Joeoph't TP Rutger* 71 Slippery R e c k tl. Shlppem b u r g ll W Carmectlcul 14 Plym outh St. n Wheaton 14 Brendel* 10 SOUTH A ub w nOP Ftarida l i E .T e n n etM eS I 07. O e v id to n ll L M * * y W llten 0). Cumberland. Ky. I f Lynn OP Florida M em orial 4f N. G eorgia Tt, Brewtan Parker OS Rhode* 4P Soulhwettam M Sowono* *4 Oglethorpe 41 U. ta lh* South 0*. Ogtalhorp* 41 Vanderbilt FI, South Carolina It W ln g o to fP M a n H IIIO ) M ID W EST Coni M itto u rl I P N E M ltto u rl 0) Drake N . N Iowa 04 M iam i. Ohio 14 B o ll SI N N M ichigan It. Saginaw V al SI. 04 O htaU I). Toledo 40 Sh aw rw ell, Fmdtay 14 W ichita SI. U . ln d ta n o S I.il N HL STANDINGS A ll Time* f IT EASTERN CO N FEREN CE Atlantic Divlitan W L T Pt* O F OA X 17 4 4) 714 II* N Y Ranger* D M * New Je rtay 7) H I I lf W athingtan n h t 44 I f l U ) Philadelphia X X 4 41 M l t X It >4 II 41 174 14) Ftarida 11 » 4 14 M l I f l N Y le la n d e rt 11 11 1 M I U ID Tempo Bay Nertheett OtvNtan Boston D I f 11 71 M* 171 Montreal i n ■ 7) M l 171 7* X 1) 70 >11 117 Pittsburgh It )) 7 * f M* 1*7 Burial* 11 I t S 1) t f l M4 Quebec 71 14 7 I f 171 111 Horttard 14 44 * » I U I f f Ottawa W IIT E R N C O N F E R E N C E Central D i.titan W L T P 1 * O P OA 17 X 1 7f 17) ) l l Detroit U II 11 77 M t 17* Toronto D i l l 74 )M It) Gall** D M * 70 I f l MO St Louis X X 1 41 M t IT) Chicago 17 40 7 41 117 144 W.nn.peg Pacific D r titan Caigory D M IS 7) M t I f l Vancouver 7f 14 ) *1 M l If* Son Jot* n x i t U 171 M t Anaheim n » i 11 t)4 7*4 L e t Angeles 71 17 1 M M l 140 ■ dmenten I* M IS 4) t f l M7 Chicago 4 B ulla to l N Y Ittandar* 2, Philodtlphla 0 B otlo n 1. Winnipeg * ‘ 1 La* Angelo* I. Edmonton 1. OT la lu rd a y 'l Oomet Detroit 2. Son J o m 0 Now Jo rto y I. Hartford I. ha B u flalo at Plttlburgh. (nl Anaheim a l Quebec, (nl F lo rid a a l WatMnglan. In) St Lout* a l Ottawa In) M ontreal a l Toronto. In) Lee Angola* o l Calgary, (n) Tam pa B o y a l Vancouver. In) N Y . Ranger* a l Dalle*. (n> Sendey't Oe m et Bo*tonel Chicago.) U p m W athlngtan at Marltard. 1 OS p m Quebec a l N Y . Ittanderp 1 U p m Tem po B e y a l Id m e a la n .tiM p .m . M anday'i Gama* Toronto a l Ottawa. 1 U p m SI Low i*al Now J t r t a y .f l i p m P lttlb u rg h *1 Florida. M l p.m P hiladelphia a l N V Hangar*. ) U p m San Jo ta a l Wlnmpag. I S ip m. M ontreal a l Lot Angela*. 10.l i p m A U T O NACINO N ASCAR R O C K IN G H A M . N C. - R ttu ll* F rid ay in ttw opening round ta gwoilfylng tar Sunday'* Goodwronch NO NASCAR ktack cor roc*, w ith hometown!, type ta car and puotllylng 1 G ootl Bod in*. Julian. N C Ford Thun d o rtird . I l l 11*. race and tra ck record: old record lo t fM . Kyta P o lly. F eb rua ry if f ) ; 1 M a rk M e rlin . Jam**town. N C . F o rd Tlnei derblrd. I l l 40* 2 J o lt G o rd o n . H u n lo r t v lll* . N C , Chevrolet lum ln *. I l l 111. 4 B r a il Bodln*. H arrisb u rg. N C . Ford T hundtrblrd. I l l M l 1 Tad M u tg rare Troutman. N C , Ford T h u n d o rb lrd , 110**4. 4. E r n l* Irv o n , R ockw ell. N C . Ford Thunderblrd. I N o ff ). Kyta Petty. High Point. N C . Pontiac G r a n d P r la . M S H I : 0. B i l l E l ll o t l . B lo lrtv llle . Go , Ford Thunderblrd. IM «M t O d r r e ll W e llrlp . F r a n k lin . T e n n . C h e v r o le t L u m ln e , I M . I N : 10 Bobby H em llton, Methvllle. Tenn . Pontiac Grand P rle , IM O il II. M organ Shepherd. Conover. N C.. Ford Thunderblrd. I H O I : 11. Stave G rlsiem . Lib erty, N C . Chevrolet Lum lne. IM 411 I) Ken Schroder. Concord. N X . Chevrolet Lu m in a. I4 t.fl): 14. Tedd Bodine. Her rikburg. N C . Ford Thunderblrd. I N TO IS. R utty Wallace. Concord. M.C., Ford T h u n d o r b lr d . 14) 104) M . R ic k M o s t. Rockbridge B olhi. V o . Ford Thurtoerblrd. I N 101 11. H o r r y G a n l. T a y lo r s v ille . N C . Chovrotat Lumlne. Ir* 434 I* Bobby H illln J r , C h o rto ll* . N C . F o rd Thunderblrd. I N 110 I t D al* Earnhardt. Dooli*. N C . Chovrotat Lum lne, IN J1 0 . 10 Bobby Lobonl*. T rinity, N C . Pontiac Grand Prle. I N tar II. S tarlin g M arlin, Colu m b ia, Tann „ C h e v r o le t L u m in a . I4 t 104. ) ) W a lly Doltanboch J r . Greontbarp N C . Pontiac G rand P r U . I N MO ) ) H u t S tric k lin . Cotard. A id .. F o rd Thundeebtrd. 1*1 « ♦ . 14 Jo* Namacfwk. M ooratvlll*. N C . Chovrtaof L urn In*. I N U t IS C h uck tow n. Akhboro. N C . Ford Thundtrblrd. I N 01); M Jim m y Sponcor, M o o ro iv lllo . N C . F o rt Ttamdarblrd. I N f f ) V T a r r y L o b o n lt. A rc h d a ta N C . C h e v r o le t L u m ln * . 141 t i l . I I B il l y Standridg*. Shelby. N C . Ford Thunderbhd. I N ON i f D ic k T ric k le . Iron Statio n. N C . Chevrolet Lum ina I N U t . St G reg lock*. W irie r P a rk . Ford ThvnOerkird. 1*4 741 )1 M ich a el Waltrip- Daridton. N C . Pon llac G rand P rle. IN M l. M Derr Ik* Cop* H u n le r t v lll* . N C , F o rd T h u n d e rb lrd . I N St) n Jim m y HentNy. Ridgeway. V a . Ford Thunderblrd. IN 1)1. M R icky Rudd. Loka Norman. N C . Ford thunderblrd. I N D I. 11 lohn Andre III. IndianaptalL Chevrolet L u m in a , I I I 41*. 14 R ic h B lc k l* J r . Edgerton W . t . Ford Thunderblrd. I N 111 11 L o k * Speed. Concord. N C , Ford Thunderblrd. I N 11): M M lk * Skinner. Johnoan C ity . T e n n , Ford Thunderblrd. 141 ON I f J e ll Burton. South Bottan Vo . Ford T hu nd erblrd . 141 I f l: 40 G ave M a rc lk . A v ery 'o Creek. N C . Chevrolet Lum ina. 141011 4) Data Jarratt. Hickory, N C . Chevrolet Lum ina. no ipoed provitiena' t tartar. 41 Ley Alton J r , Raleigh. N C . Ford Th^i d tfb u d . no i peed provisional klortar R O C K IN G H A M N C - Result* of Sotur day « Goodwrunch 100 NASCAR Busch Grand Naitonal stock car race at North Carolina Motor Speedway, with H erting potm en In parentheses residence, typo ta cor. lop* completed, reason out. II any. p rlt* money and w inner’ * average kpoed in mph 1 (II T arry Labonto Archdata. N C . Ctwvrtaet. Iff. 111.1)0. IM 141 I (1) H a rry Gant. T aylorsville. N C . Chovrotat. Iff. If.n o ) (111 Hormta Sadler. Em poria. V * . Chovrotat. m . IIAUO 4 O i l Randy loJota. N orw alk. Conn. Chovrtaof. t f l. S4.4M 5 (1) Robert Prttttoy. Athovllta. N C . Chovrotol. Iff, I f 414 4 1)41 Tom Peck. M cConnolltburg. P o . Chovrotat. If*. 11.114 I . ( ) l) Ronald Cooper. Stothom, G * . Chevrolet IM .tl.S M | |4) M ark M arlin. J onset town. N C . Ford. I M . U 4M t (11) Donnik S e lle r. N ew ton. N C . Chovrotat. if*, l l . l i f 10 11}) M ika Wallace. Concord. N C . Chovrotat. IN . U 1)0 t l (14) Bobby Detier, Chicago. Chovrotat. IM. IS ON I) I D ) Elton Sawyer. Chesapeake V * . Ford. IM . D ON II. ( M l Morgen Shepherd. Conover. M X . Ford. If*. U f 10 14 (11 J im B o n n . P o r t la n d . O r* . Chovrotat. If*. S4J10 II ( tt) Chad Llttta. Chariett*. N X . Ford. If). U . IM l* l* ) l Tim Ftdew*. Htat. M ic h . Ford. If4.14 Of) 11 ( D ) Tracy Latll*. M t Clam ant. M ic h . Chovrotat If). W I N l l (1)1 Oovtd Donnell. Huoytowfl. A la . Chovrotat. If). I) 111 If. (II) D avid Green Owensboro. K y . Chevrolet If). H I M » ( M l Stevie Reeves Spuodwoy. I n d . Chevrolet I t l . l ) te l 11 111) K e n W a lla c e . D a lla s . P * Chovrotat. I N t l . li * n (41) M lk * M cLaughlin W aterloo N V . Chovrotat. taa.14.lM )) (11 Kenny Wallet# 11. Lotak. Ford. 144. engine fa ilu re . 14.140 }4 I D ) R ic k y Cravon. Newburgh. Main*. C h e v ro le t. \T1.1A T3Q t t (I) Johnny Benson. J r . G rand Rapid*. M ich . Chovrotat. 114. engine tellur*. 11.111 M 1*1 Roy Payn*. Alvin. Toaot Chovrotat. II). 14. I N 11 ( ) f I Rodney Comb*. Lost Crook. W V* , Pont toe. ID . 11.1)1 >i (111 Jo* Bettey. Scarborough. M e . Chovrotat. 14*. crath. 1 ) 7JO H ( t i l Jason Keller. Greeny III*. S C . Chevroiol. IS), engine tellur*. U . l l l X ( t l M ike Garvey, Mutkegon. M k t t . Ponliac. i » , l l . i i o 11 1)1) P h il Parson*. O o n v tr. N C . Oidtm obita. Hi eng.n* lailuro, 11.100 n ( I*) Chad Chair,n. Geodtotttvtlto. Tann , Chovrotat. f*. U A t l D ( M l Dave R titn d tt. Attonat. Mas* . Ford. 14. angln* (allure, U A N 14 IM I R ichard Lasatar. L lltta Rock. A rk . Chovrotat. 11. m a o 11 I N I Tommy Houtton. H ickory. N C . Ford. 41. angln* lellure. U *71 M (1) Shown* Robinson D ot Moines lows. Chovrotat. *). tra in U I N 11 1)1) Kevin Lrpage. Shtibourn*. V t . Chovrotat. M. angln* tallura. U 44) 11 (111 Data Earnhardt. Doolta. N C , Chavrotal. 11. crath. U44C I f (11) Randy Porter, Greonvlll*. S C . Pontiac. II. crash. UMO M ( I f l O slo J a rre ll. H ic k o ry . N X , Chovrotol. n. crath. 17 440 41. (la ) B arry B attitk. Hodm an. N C . Chovrotat. 1). ongln* fallurg. 17 440 a). (11) K irk Shaimerdin*. win*ton Salem, M.C , Chavrotal. S. angina lallur*. U A N W IN T E R O L Y M P IC S Sunday' i Schaduta A ll Tima* (S T Alain* Skiing M o n t Slalom . 1 M o m M o n 't Staton, l a m (ebttad Four M on. Third and Fourth Runt. 4* m C ra ti Country Skiing M k m C lo u lc o l. a a m Ice Heckey Geld Medal Canada v» Sweden, t i l a m Closing Caremontat 1p m O lym pic Med* 11 Table Thraugh Salurday. Feb I* I t letel model* 0 s ft Tel 4 IS II U Norway 4 » Rustle II 1 3 3 M Germ any 1 4 tt 7 1 Italy United It* le t 1) 3 4 I 4 1) ) I Canada 1 3 3 Sw ifter land ) 4 Austria 1 * ) 1 South Kora* 4 1 * 1 3 3 S Japan 4 1 1 Franca 0 4 1 Nafharlond* « 3 4 4 0 Finland 0 1 1 China 0 3 Sweden 1 0 1 ) Ukraine 1 0 1 1 0 7 Belarus s 3 4 4 Koidkiw lon Britain a i a U tto k lita n A ue trail* 1 4 a a a Olym pic Hackay Diane* A ll Tima* 1ST Frid ay. F * A .n Canada 4 F in la n d ) Saadan A R u ttia ) Saturday. F*fe.M Seventh Place Germany 4, United Stale* I F lfflt Place C ttc h Republic ), Slovakia I fra m e Medal F intend a. R w tH a f Sunday. Fab. >1 Canada v* Sweden, * IS* m. Seventh Place O E R M A N Y 4, U N IT E D I T A T I S 1 Ger many I I 1 — 4 United Slat** I I ) - ) F irst per tad — I. Germany. Lao Staton (Thome* Brandt. Jayson Moyer). II 4) Ippl. 1 United State*. D avid Sacco (Barron Richtor). II 44 Pew*(tie* — OovW Roberts USA (roughing), I X . James Campbell. USA ( c ro tl chocking). 4 N . Christopher I met USA (hooking), 10 14 Second period — 1 United State* Theodore D rury (Dovid Robert*. D avid Set to i. 4 11 Ip p ti 4 G erm any, Joarg M a y r IJoorg H a n d rltk ). f 14 P e n a llltt — Barnhard Truntschka. G*r (intartarence). 1 44; M a rt Beaufait. USA (ila s h ln g l, 11 41. Barron R ithtar, USA I roughing I. ta I f Third period — 1 Germany. Ralmun* Hllger (Stolon U tto ri. Joerg M o y rl, t 11, a Germany. Dtotor Hogen. I) M . 1 United State* Peter F e rra ro (Barren R lth to ri. I) 11 Pena Ml*l - Non* Sheri *w to o l - Germ any I F 4 - M United State* I f 1 l ) - ) f Goalie* - Germany. Joseph Holt* IT* Shot! M s o re tl United Slit* * G arth Snow IM D ) A - f .4 4 1 R e ie re e — K e v in M u tn c h . C an a d a Linesmen — Sergei Ftofanov, Russia. Lannta Cameron. Canodo TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL Am erican Lee tv* B A L T I M O R E O R IO L E S - Agreed Is term* with Brad Pennington and Armando Bonltal. pitcher* and Ataa Ochoa, outfield*' an on* yoar contract* C A L IF O R N IA A N O I L S - Agreed to tarm i with Damien Eottay. Inltaldtr. on a on* year contract Naitonal Laagoe CH ICAO O CUBS - Agreed I* terms Jim Bollinger and Turk Wendell, pitcher*, an an* year contract* CO LO RAD O R O C K IE S - frie n d e d the contract of Don Baylor, monagar, through the INS season BASKETBALL Notional Basketball A (sectarian C H A R L O T T E H O R N E T S - Signed Marty Canton, center, to a contract tar th* re mainder of lh* lee ion and Tim Hampton canter, to a wcond 14 dey contract C L E V E L A N D C A V A L I E R S - P la c id L orry None*, forward, an th* In lured list Activated Jay Gutdmgor. cantor, from th* In|ur*d1l*t N EW J E R S E Y N E T S - Signed O trrick Cotoman, forward, ta a tour yoar contract LOS A N O E L E t C L I P P E R S - Signed Chat let Outlaw, forward, to second IA day contract F O O T R A ll Nettawal Fee then Laage* A T L A N T A F A LC O N S - Named Frank G anst a itta la a t hood coach an d Decrot "M o o t* " D e v il q g o rttrb o ck i coach SAN D IEO O C H A R O I R S R tlaatod F io rd Fields. *ot*ty. end A rlan Dovl*. comarbock CO LLEG E W E S T E R N K E N T U C K Y - E-tended the contract of Jack Her he ugh football coach, tour year! TWRAPIQ Tata* rita« AUTO RACIN G Noon IU T N N . N A S C A R . Good w rench MO CO LLEO E B A SEB A LL I » p m — SU N , M in n e s o ta * !M ia m i. (L ) 4 p m — S C .O k la h o m a S U ta o l F ta rid a CO LLEO E B A SKET B A LL Noon — W C P X A S yracuse *1 SI John's (L l I pm — WIRB 14 Georgia at Kentucky ILI I p m — W C P X *. Indiana at M inneso ta ILI ) t i p m — W F T V t . Tem pi* at D uka. (L ) a H p m — SU N . M a u a c h u ta tt* at George W ashington. ( L l I p m . - E S P N . South m .n o n at im iw t i Stato. (L ) PRO B A S K E T B A LL II :M p m . - W E SH 1. Chartatta M o m * It *1 O rla n d o M a g ic . (L* S . M p m . - W E S H 1. New Y a rk K .U c k i *1 P h o tn ik S u fii. IL I H IO H S C H O O L B A S K E T B A L L ) : M p m . - SC. F lo rid a G i r l! ’ C la n A Hat# C h a m ptan ihlp Q uincy M unro* v t G ra c o v llW ♦ p m — SC. F ta rid a G ir t ! - C la i t 1A ita ta c h a m p io n ih ip J a c k io n v ill* R ib a u lt v i R iv ie ra B each Suncoett •O W LIN O Noon - SU N . A B C W orld Team Challenge GO LF I p m — W F T V f. C h ry tta r Cup. (L ) 2pm —WESHJ. B u ick Invitational. (L) HOCKEY I p m — S U N . N H L . Tam pa B a y L ig h tnin g at Edm onton O ta r* . ( L l W IN T E R O L Y M P I C S * a m. — W C P X a, H ockey g o ld m edal gam# - C anada *» Sweden. (1) 4 p m — W C P X 4. A lp in e tk lln g , lo ur m an bobstad. c r o t i country skiing, hockey I p m — W C P X 4. Clo sing cerem onies It 11 p m W C P X 4 W in ter C a m e highlight* T E N N IS I p m - E S P N . E v e rt Cup. I U M IS C E L L A N E O U S ) 4 nv - SU N . The O ther Side o l M a g ic R ad w A U T O R A C IN O Noon W G T O A M (|* « ). N A S C A R , G o o d w rtn ch IOO PRO B A S K E T B A LL I) X p m - W D B O A M (1401. p regem * at 1 1 0 4 a m . W E D G F M 1*1.11. N B A . C h a rlo tte Hornet* at O rla n d o M a g ic HO CKEY ( 01 p m - W G T O A M 1140). T am p* Bay L ig h tn in g a l Edm onton O ile r* Wallace, Petty aim for continued su c c e ss in Goodwrench 500 ■y MIKB KAURIS AP M olorsports Writor R O C K IN G H A M . N .C . If hlatory Is a gu id e, d o n 't b e t a g a i n s t R u s t y W a l l a c e in th e G o o dw ren ch 000. Not o n ly d id W a lla c e s w e e p b o th ra c e s lost y e a r at th e 1 .0 1 7 -m lle N o r t h C a r o lin a M o t o r S p e e d w a y . H e h a s the best re c o rd at the track over the post s ix y e a rs, a n d w ill try to ad d to that S u n d a y In the s e a s o n 's se c o n d N A S C A R W in s to n C u p race. In h is Iasi d o zten en a app p p e a ra n c e s in the N o rth C aro lin a s a n d h ills, W a lla c e h a s fo u r victories, a seco n d -p lace fin ish a n d a fifth -p lace finish. K yle Petty a ls o h a s h ad s u c c e s s at R o ck in gh am . w lili three v lr lo r ir s In the lost eigh t races. B u i h e / 9 d e fe rs to W a lla c e . " M y w in n in g percen tage here is p ro b a b ly b c ilc r than a lot o f people ... but I h av e n 't h ad the d o m i n a n t c a r e v e r y t im e w e 'v e b e e n to R o c k in g h a m ." Petty said. " W e 'v e s tra g g le d at lim e * d o w n here. " T h e w h o le tim e p eo p le w e re loo k in g at K yle Petty h ere. I a lw a y s look ed at R usty. " I f I w o n a race. R u sty w a s ru n n in g seco n d o r third. I f R u sty w a s w in n in g the race. I’d b e ru n n in g 20th. H e w a s the m oat consistent car. " D o n x look at w h e re he’s finished, but how h e ’s ru n . J u s t look at the w a y h e ’s ra n here since '9 0 . H e 's h a d the d o m in an t c a r h e r e ." B u t W a lla c e , w h o like Petty ra n Pontlacs. n o w h a s aw ltc h e d to a F o rd T h u n d e rb lrd . W h ile P e tty 's G r a n d P rix w a s q u a lify in g a solid sev en th lor the 500-mlle race. Wallace's Thunderblrd was a so-so 15th. "T h a i uin'l good and It ain't bad," Wallace said. " I toll you what, though. The car Is handling great. "T h is Is 09 — Midnight (the same chassis Wallace won with a year ago. wlili new Ford sheet metal), and I think It's as good as It was a year ago." As they are expected to be all season, tires are a key fnrtor at Rockingham, with newcomer lloosirr challenging longtime Winston Cup sup­ plier Goodyear. All hut five of the 42 starters are on Goodyear racing radlals. hut the drivers on the Hoosler radials Include pole-winner Geoff Bodine and ninth-place starter Darrell Wall rip. who has four career victories at this track. "W e're on the pole with Hoosirrs and wr think It's going lo race real well here." Uodinc said. Murk Martin, starling on Hie outside of the front row on Goodyears, was impressed with Boosters. " I never dreamed Hoosler would have a tire Hun would*sit on the pole here, but Goodyear's got a really great race tire." he said. “ This Is the kind o f thing that's going to happen Ihta year with two lire manufacturers. W e'll see how the race turns out." Michael Waltrip led Saturday's qualifying session, placing 31st with a fast lap of 14 B. 588 mph on n clear, cold day. John Andretti, a refugee from the Indy car scries who Is a NASCAR rook ie, w as second In the fin al round �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Flo rid a - Sunday, February 27, 1994 - Johnson tops Bowl America-Sanfford honor roll Bpaolal lo tha Herald The results o f this week's league play. HI NOONERS • FEB. 9 ’ ,SAN,!:0RI) ~ Johnson continued to prove ImiiiM-ir to Ik* one of Ihc lop hx-al bowtvrn. besting all compciltura with a 720 w rlr* In the II.A. Men's Classic League nt Howl America Sanford. While Johnson was the only howler to break 700, I ] other men lnp|>cd the 600 plateau. Ilettering 600 were Pete Roberson (691). Jim Ostemsn (688). Ken Gable (685), Bill Slnnott 1650). Jay Smith (654). Dick Minlck {651). Glenn Jonee (642). Bruce Hlmscboot (0251. Don Bangs 1617). Bill Hoffner K ill) and BUI Riley (6 1 0 ). Lanier had the week's bent single game with a 269. Jim Helmer Jr. turned In a 265. Hlmschoot had an Interesting series of games in Ids 625 series, rolling over 200 in each game. 216.205 and 20-1. ; On the women's side. Linda Stafford topped ■everyone with a 592 series In the lleachtlme League, barely edging Penny Smith's 590 In Ihc McGuire's Canvas Ixague. Georganta Webb also rfhad a big series, tallying a 580 In the Murdrll's ‘ Ladles League. I op single games were |iosted by Sharon • Davis and Cindy Dccher (both with 225). Webb (222). Cindl Large (221) and Debbie Newman ,1220). The local lanes also saw a set of 4 year-old twins have big nights In the Dumpers League. Brandon Marlette rolled a 174 series with a high game of 92. while his brother Bradley had a 146 series, with n high game of 77. Series — Phyllis Molt. 553; Judy DcLawder. 501: Belly Domulnc. 492: Edith VanNess, 491. Games — Mott. 202; Koamtne. 199: VanNess. 197; DcLawder. 192. Queen of the Week — DcLawder. plus-44. TUESDAY NITE MIXED • FEB. 16 Women's Series — Beverly Westgoard. 526; Nancy Johnson. 525; Games — Westgaard. 181; Johnson.180. Men's Series — Norm Barrett. 543: Milch Heinrich. 522; Games — Tony Gee. 224; Jake Klplry. 220. B.A. MEN'S CLASSIC • FEB. 15 Series — Pat Johnson. 720; Pete Roberson. 6 9 1: Jim Gatrinun, 688; Ken Gable. 685. Games — Jim Helmer Jr.. 265; Johnson, 258; Don Gorman Jr.. 258; Gable. 257: Roberson. 257; Al Bowling, 241. SENIOR CITIZENS 'FEB. 15 Men's Series — Don Bangs, 537: Bob Orwlg. 532; Games — John Brown. 202: Orwlg. 201. Women'a Series — Barbara Richards. 536: Helen DcChelle. 489: Osmea — Richards. 195: DeChellc. 179. FEB. IB Men's Series — John Brown. 539; Bob Orwlg. 537; Game a — Brown. 199; Orwlg. 192. Women'a Series — Beverly Westgaard. 554; li.irti.ira Richards. 511; Gamea — Richards, 205; Westgaard, 204. McOUIRE'S CANVAS • FEB. 17 Men's Series — Jay Smith. 654: Dick Minlck. Raiders Continued from IB sixth Inning In the bottom ol the eighth. Ronald Hollister hit a two-run triple und came in on a . North Florida error to complete the scoring for the Raiders. r >. Jordan also had a single and a ^•second run to go with his solo blast, Beamon and Rick Ecksi.tcln. another Seminole High "School alumnus, each contrib­ uted two singles and a run scored to the SCC attack. f* Isaac Cruz also hit a pair of 'singles. Pete Bezeredt chipped In with a single. Larry Hardy scored u run. % Isaac Cruz typified the frustrating afternoon auHerad by 8CC Friday, going 2-for-4 at the plate end committing a pair of arrort. As a team, the Raiders scored six runs on 10 hits but made seven errors. Seminole " I think me Itnalliy of the losses gets tougher , the farther you go in the tournament." said Seminole head coach Bob Trulnu. "W hen you get this close to the slate tournament. It really hurts. And believe me. I'm In pain. loo. I'm getting along In years and you never know how many . more of these chances you might get." Arrow Force II fell behind 4-0 and did not scare until Ronnie McCarrcll made a layup with 6:14 left In the first quarter. That goal opened the flood gales, as Seminole totally dominated every’ aspect of the game and went on a 27-6 run to lead 27-10 with 6:30 , remaining In the opening half. Boca Clcga made a couple of “ Ihrees" and 'oulscored Arrow Force II 16-12 the rest of ihc half, but the local 'cam still seemed lo have control o f the game, leading 39-26 at In; tcmilsslon. The Plratrs' defensive pressure and physical play started to have an effect on Arrow Force 11. forcing six turnovers and getting nine third !• quarter fouls, seven In the first 3:31 of the period. But whenever Boca Clcga looked like It was 'taking control Seminole would answer and still led 45-35 wl h 2 ;3 l left In the third quarter. L The pressure finally started lo wilt Arrow Force II as a pair of late three-point bombs cut the lead to 50-47 at the end o f three periods. With momentum of their side, the Pirates almost Immediately took over the game. Dain Brown opened the final stanza by hitting a "th ree" from the corner to tie the game at 50-50. point guard Corey Ellis then stole the In-bounds t pass and scored on a layup to pul Boca Clcga ahead for good. 52 50. with 7:35 left In the game. Seminole then missed a shot and Ellis nulled another bomb and Arrow Force II called u lime * out at 6:37 with the score 55-50. But the time out did not slow the Pirates os „ 6 -foot. 3-Inch. 240-pound Hank Gram banged his way to the basket for a layup to make the score 57-50 before Eric Roberts finally broke the dry spell with a pair of free throws with 5:22 left. Seminole's first field goal of the final period came on a layup by McCarrcll with 4:45 remaining. Arrow Force II fell behind by eight points. 64-56. with 3:15 left and all looked lost, but Boca Clcga would not score again. Roberts bit two more free throws and then got u steal und a layup that turned Into a three-point when he was fouled by Ellis, which was his fifth foul, with 1:09 lelt. closing the gap to 64-61. Seminole had an opportunity to get closer, but missed the front end o f a onc-and-one with 0:57 left, then missed n pair o f layup tries and a three-pointer. Andre Hall finally got a shot to fall, but only one second remained on the clock. The Pirates were able to get the ball Inbounds and the season was over for Arrow Force II. "Their physical play Itwo Inside players over 230-pounds) wore us down a little." said Traina. "W e knew wc had lo rebound with them and beat their press, which we did In the first half. But when wc got tired their bulk took over. Wc wanted to press at the end. but we were tired and bad some foul trouble." Ellis led Boca Clcga (29-3) with 21 points, seven rebounds, four steals nnd five assists. Brown added 19 and Grant 13. Roberts topped Seminole (27*7) with 18 points, five rebounds and six assists. Also contributing were McCarrell (11 points, nine assists), Neville Fuller (1 1 points, four rebounds). Ray Perkins (10 points, three steals, tw’o blocked shots), Brad Traina (eight points, two steals, two assists) and Hall (four points, 10 rebounds, three blocked shots). • Lake City Com­ munity College and Marco Whit­ field. a guard from Central Florida Community College In Ocala who has signed to go to the University of Alabama next year. "Those two are tough." said ' V alen cia head coach David Jones of Mlichell und Sheppard. "Seminole was one of the best teams we played because they • were probably the most athletic , group we played- They should - be very good next year." Mitchell. 6-foot. 3 Inch. 180• pounds, showed a lot o f Michael Jordan-like skills, flyin g for crowd-pleasing dunks, handling the ball like a point guard while ' being able lo shoot the three! pointer. He has also shown himself lo BUMPERS * FEB. 19 Beriee (two Gamea) — Brandon Marlette. 174: Bradley Marlette, 146. Games — Brandon Marlette. 92; Bradley Marlette. 77. Special mention — Brandon and Bradley are four years old. THURSDAY NITE MIXED • FEB. 17 , Men’s Series — Glenn Jones. 642: Rich Fiance. 579* Games — Jones, 237: Rob James. 234. Women's Beriee — Dcbbl Leigh. 554; Ruth Burfc. 540; Oemes — Debbie Newman. 220: CandlSlmonclll. 2 1 1. MEOW'FEB. 18 Men's Series — Bruce Hlmschoot. 625: Karl Sirawn. 530; Oames — Hlmschoot, 216. 205. 204; Tom m y Royal. 207. Women's Series — Luann Jones. 538; Pat Dlchlcra. 446: Games — Jones, 196; Jossle Moran. 169. SANFORD PINBUSTERS • FEB. 18 Men's Series — Charles Conklin. 590. Mike Vlshnesky. 545; Don Bangs. 535; Colin Sayers. 534; Myron Gales. 531: Oames — Conklin. 208: Vlshnesky. 201. Women's Series — Barbara Richards. 516: Elenor Vlshnesky. 474: Games — Ethel Fried. 192: Richards. 189. BEACHTIME' FEB. 20 Men's Series - Bill Slnnott. 656; Bill Hoffner. 6 1 1: Games — Slnnott. 245: Pal Johnson. 243. Women'a Serlee — Linda Stafford. 592: Donna Lcpore. 538; Games — Sharon Davis. 225; Clnbdy Dccher. 225. M ' C ' FEB. 19 WASHOAY DROPOUTS' FEB. 21 Men's Series — Don Bangs. 617; Bob Meyers, 586: Games — Bangs. 233; Meyers. 204. Women's Series — Barbara Richards. 489: Elranor Wlndlc. 460; Games — Richards. 200; Men's Beriee — Zackcry Cooper. 434: James Bernlng. 402: Mntthrw Humphrey. 345; Games — Humphrey. 163; Cooper. 160;Dcming. 150. Women's Series — Sherri Cornerman. 370. Games — Gonterman. 135. Special mention — Humphrey. 87 pins over average; Cooper, 51 pins over average. Wlndlc. 170. BARBOUR BROTHERS • FEB. 21 Men's Series — Bill Riley, 610; Charles Shnw. 57 1; Games — Shaw. 219; Jim Moyer. 216. Women's Series — Dottle Holmes. 505: Mary Dell Hardy. 494: Games — Hardy, 196: Sharon A * S ' FEB. 19 Men's Series — Jason Royal. 548; Erie Smith. 536; Oames — Smith. 211: Logan Jurkvm. 177; Royal. 170; Jerome Perkins. 170. Women's Series — Jill Shoemaker. 428: Natalie Settle. 390; Garnet — Shoemaker. 165 Each time a hunter buys a firearm, ammunition or archery equipment, he helps raise reve­ nue to finance wildlife restora­ tion projects tn Florida. The Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act. or "PittmanRobertson" (P-R) as It Is com­ monly called, utilizes the ' user pay" concept for wildlife restora­ tion by employing an 11 percent excise tax on the equipment purchased by hunters. "T h e act waa created In 1937 and was supported by hunters, sporting arms manufacturers, and Osh and wildlife agencies to prom ote wildlife conservation and hunter safety." said Tom Wright, the Florida Game and Fresh Water FUh Commission's wildlife restoration coordinator. Since the onset of P-R. 82.2 billion has been set aside for habitat management, wildlife research and other conservation projects. Florida's share, which Is determined by Its land acreage and number of hunters In rela­ tion to other slates, has been approximately 843 million. Adams. 182. Special mention — Flora Altobello. plus-47 pins. " I told the kids In the locker room to remember the good things. The only regret I have Is that some of our fans didn't seem to appreciate what this team has done. We had a 16 game winning streak, and It could have easily beeen 19. and people were like ho-hum. Hey. this was a great year." Ik* u prolific scorer, gelling 36 points against South Florida. 35 ugulnst Lake City and 31 against Daytona Beach. Mitchell finished the season with u 21.6 points per game average, shooting 53.8 percent from the door and 85.4 percent from the free throw line. He nlso averaged 5.9 rebounds and 4.8 assists per contest. S h e p h erd . 6 -foot, l-ln c h . 170-pounds, wasn't too shabby either. A super-slick point guard who Is a general on the floor on ofTensc and a terror on defense. Sheppard averaged 17.4 points. 2.3 rebounds. 8.5 assists and 3.6 steals per game. Hr also made 97 three-pointers this season und was one of the top shooters from long-range, making 40.9 percent from beyond the stripe. " I felt they were the lop one-two guard combination In the state." said Seminole Com­ m unity C ollege head coach Bernard Merthle. "I'm looking forward to having them back next year. I expect them to be my key players next year. Their returning allows me to con­ centrate on going after some big kids." With the majority of his team c o m in g back n ext season . Merthle Is hoping for big things for the Raiders. In addition to Mitchell and Sheppard, also coming back are Lyman graduate Ralph Phllpott and Charles Davis, a pair of six -foot, five-in ch forw ards. Phllpott averaged 10.5 points per game this year, while Davis is a leaper who can dunk and block shots with ease. back In the river along the scattered grass beds. C a p t a i n J a c k at P o r t Canaveral reports good catches of cobla on local wrecks. Dirty water and strong currents have slowed bottom fishing. Trout and redflsh have been good In the flats o f the Banana and Indian rivers, but action with trout will be on the slow side this weekend. Trout feed heavily at night during full moon periods, and action la usually slow the folowlng day. Ponca Inlet still has had fast and furious action with blucflsh and sheeps head. Some big drum and redflsh have also been mixed in for good measure. m u lle t are p r o d u c i n g heavyweight flounder and redfish. Swanns ol blucflsh arc also moving In and out of the Inlet, and will virtually bite anything thnt Is smaller than themselves. Some nice trout are being taken TRANSMISSION IS I W lT O WI M U t T W T M 321-3270 J LAKEMMVf HEATHROWE M M I 10 4 year w e e x p e c t la re- cetve approximately 83.9 m il­ lion. Seventy percent o f the funds will be used for wildlife management area development and maintenance and wildlife rscareh projects. The remaining 30 percent will help finance our hunter education p rog ra m ." Wright said. MUNDO 3 J & * 5 0 0 j| S a n fo rd P a in t & B o d y & W r e c k e r S e r v ic e s In c. SHUPE'S SCOOP Florida's outdoors are a grrut bargain, and it appears that more and more Floridians are taking to the parks, woods, and w aterw ays each year. Some nearby state parks arc Blue Springs near Orange City and Tomoka north of Davtona Beach. FISHING FORECAST This could be a great weekend for flshtng if the winds remain calm as predicted. Bass and speckled perch will be excep­ tionally strong, with last Fri­ day's full moon. Both species will be bedding In waters from 1-6 feet deep. Look for bass beds in grassy (late and canals. Specks prefer submerged wood or thick vegetation. The tide will be ripping at Sebastian Inlet with the full moon, so bring extra lead to keep on the bottom. Finger "People need to remember that we weren t even picked to win the conference." said Traina. "These guys have done everything, and more, than we asked of them. Three o f our top scorers were underclassmen and we hud a couple of seniors who were not really expected to contrib­ ute u lot step forward and become Improtant players for us. Guards-----Continued from IB 651; Gamea — Doug Lanier. 209; Minlck. 246. Women's Series — Penny Smith. 590; Cindl Large. 530; Games — U rge. 221: Penny Smith, 215. Special mention — Jerry Smith, triple series. 148-148-148. 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FRENCH AVE. 1695 S. VOLUSIA AVE. 1BB4 HWY. 17-92 HWY. 17-92 ELKAM BLVD. SANFORD ORANGE CR Y DELTONA �\ '■ ■ ■ I 4« - Sanford Haraid. Sanford, Florida - Bunday. Ftbnjary 27. 1W4 Business IN BRIEF FINANCIAL Record at Southern Bank ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Charlie W. Brinkley Jr., president ami CEO of Southern Bank, has announced that the bank ended Dec. 31. 1993 with record results. Earnings Increased 198 |>crrrni to 9382.000 and assets grew to $109,578,000. a 28.0 perm it Increase. Deposits wrre 9101.365.000. up 29 percent from last year, and loans Increased 29.2 percent to 977.320.000. Brinkley commented. ‘ With the anticipated opening of our Winter Park office und other opportunities In our market, we think this will he a banner year for our organization." Southern Bank, headquartered In Altamonte Springs, has live offices serving this area o f Central Florida. Good year for GulfAtlantic LAKE MARY — GulfAtlantic Title Agency reports closing out 1993 with a record 9225.3 million In recorded residential warranty deeds for Semlnole/Orange Counties. The company Huts eclipsed Its previous record of 9224.2 million set In 1992. It was the company's third consecutive year o f topping the S200 million plateau In recorded deed activity. GulfAtlantic has eight offices. Including Lake Mary. Sanford and A l’ amonte Springs. Top people at Coldwell LONGWOOD — Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate has announced some o f the top personnel for the month of January. 1994. Patrick Drake of the Longwood office was named one of the Top Sellers. Joan Wlnbomc. also of the Longwood office was listed as one of the top Listing Associates. Anna Allsopp. Dottle Morreale and Donna Williams, all of the Longwood Coldwell office were named as New Associate Achievement recipients. The awards were presented during the company's awards breakfast held recently In Tampa. CHAMBBR Seminole Chamber ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Greater Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will present Its Seminole Business Brrakfast. Wednesday. Mar. 2. at Hampton Inn. Altamonte Springs. Guest speaker Is Bob Turk of the Economic Development Commission of Mid-Florida who will speak about economic development In Seminole County. RSVP o f further Information may be obtained by phoning 42B2562. Longwood-Winter Springs LONGWOOD — Sheri Crytcer. staff administrator for corporate affairs with Sprlng/Unlled Telephone. Florida, will be guest speaker at the February meeting o f the Longwood/Wlnter Springs Chamber of Commerce Monday. Feb. 28. Her talk la entitled "Creating the Future.” The meeting, to begin at 12 noon, will be held at Quality Inn. at S.R. 434 and 1-4 In Longwood. Lake Mary-Heathrow LAKE MARY — The Greater Lake Mary/Heathrow Chamber o f Commerce will hold Its March brrakfast meeting Wednes­ day. March 2. Guest speaker will be Jack Wert, director of tourism for the Seminole County Convention and Visitors Bureau. The breakfast, sponsored by Central Florida Blood Bank, begins at 7:45 a.m. at the Heathrow Country Club. Coat Is $3 for members. 95 for non-members. Everyone Is Invited to attend. For further Information, phone 333-4748. HONORS Arvida gives check HEATHROW — Arvida Company recently awarded a 910.000 check to Ruth Casclo of ERA Daniel & Wohlwender as part o f a 1993 frourth quarter sales contest. A total o f 16 Central Florida real estate professionals earned the opportunity to vie for the bonus. In addition to the bonus check to Casclo. Arvida Sales Associate Bob Brunlng received a weekend ofT with compli­ mentary airfare and accommodations to anywhere In the continental United Slates. Brunlng assisted Casclo with her sale at Heathrow. Local econom y is mixed ■ y NICK P F E I F A U F Herald Stall Writer Central Florida's economy Is moving Info 1994's first quanrr In mixed fashion. So says I ho most recent edition of Central Florida Economic Status. The document was prepared by David F. Scott. Jr., executive director of Dr. Phillips Institute for (hr Study of American Busi­ ness Activity. According lo Scott, thr Florida unemployment rate for January. 1994 (seasonally ad|usted| in­ creased from 6.9 to 7 0 pereettt. The activity again pus the Flor­ ida unemployment rate nlxive that ol tlie U S . which was rc|iortrd at 6.7 percent. Compared to tlie rest ol the nation's eleven largest states, lie said. Florida's employment |>erformanee for January was rather d is m a l. O n ly o n e s t a le . California. (Misled a higher rate of 10.1 percent. Eight states posted more favorable (lower) rates, with Michigan's rate being equal to that of Florida. North Carolina parrs thr na­ tion with a January 1994 un­ employment rate of only -I per­ cent. The Central Flortdn picture trad looked much brighter than thr state. It Is now showing an Indieatlon of a drastic change during the past three months. The survey Indicates that the O rlan do MSA (M etrop olita n Stattslleal Area, whleh includes all of Seminole County) In­ creased from November to De­ cember and appears lo Increase for January, although thr urea Is not yet as high as tire state average. Thr unemployment rate for Novrmt>rr Itt tills area was listed al 4 9 pcrcrnl. By December II trad moved to 5.2 percent. For J a n u a ry . 1994. the report expects the MSA rule to be iM-twrcn 0.5 and 7.3 percent, which would place It higher Ilian I he state's a verage. Part of the difference relates to Lake County. Lake lias not been Included In the official Orlando MSA. but Is bring added, which w ill bring about an overall change. A n o th e r c h u n g r m ay hr brought about because the new From TV to Red Cross The Central Florida Chapter of the American Red Cross has appointed Dehhlr Shrrno as new director of Public Relations. Shrrno has over eight years of experience in the field, working for both businesses und non­ profit organizations. Most recently, she scrvrd us a consultant with VVMFK-TV/FM. She ulso lias worked locally (or the Orlando Humane Society and Ktrehman Corporation. In Washington. D.C.. she worked for the American Consulting men 2575 S. Franch Avs. Steak In tha community Long Horn Stsaks restaurant recently opened In (he la ke Mery ' fonnaity * Mly iopen, - customers 1 * • • * area. Before the buelnees wee donated $5 at the door and they were able lo taka all they could eat. Tha receipts from dinners end lunchea for those days were presented to Ruby Blake, business manager for (he G ood 8amaritan Home. She Is shown receiving the check for the proceeds from Feb Dumln, general manager of Long Horn, and Doug Winters. kitchen manager of the Lake Mery cheln. Sanford 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 \U t o - O n n r r s In s u ru n rr SANFORD - Andy Roberts, president of thr Sanford First Union National Hank, has suc­ cessfully completed the licensing examination for thr Series 6 and 63 broker’s licen ses to sell m utual funds. Including thr hank's private label funds, thr First Union Fund. latst year, rescinding to u popularity In mutual funds. First Union launched a massive pro­ ject lo train und license bank employees In each of Its more than 1.300 branches, lo sell mutuul funds throughout Its hanking region. Kobrrls now Joins nearly 500 oilier branch personnel In the Curollnus. Florida und Grorgla. as u dual em ployee of First Union and of First Union Bro­ kerage Services. Inc., one of the n a tio n 's old est and largest trunk-owned securities firms. While continuing to serve with trudltlonul bank products and services, Roberts w ill also now be able to offer mutual funds as an Investment alternative. "Customers are demanding more Investment choices, and we ure committed to giving them what they want, when they want It.” said Richard K. Wagoner, head of First Union's Capital D t b b lt S h trn o E n gin eers C ou ncil and thr Greater Washington Hoard of Trade. (ewer layers ol management and esm hire better quality workers because their size lets them I k selective.” For nrtu.il (Igurrs. compiled through statistics Irom the Fim I cl a D e p t , o f L a b o r a nd FIm ploynient S e c u rity , and prrpurrd by the Dr. Phillips Institute. Seminole Cauntyu. for December. 1993. had a labor force of 191.335 persons Of that number. 182.153 were listed as employed, and 9.180. or 4 n percent, unemployed. It was th« lowest unemployment percent age for the rntlre Central Florida for lust December. A n d y Roberts Management Broup. Robert* Is umnng the fourth group of employees to gruduulr from tilts training, an Intensive and thorough combination ol class-room and home study, plus a rlgerous examination- The first group completed lire process In November. 1993. with subse­ quent classes each month. Roberts Is First Union's San ford city president. Welcome N ew com er! " Florida’s own Newcomer service" • dedicated to welcoming new residents. It is our desire to make you feel welcome arid to acquaint you with our city. If you are new in the area, or know of a family w ho U, a phone call will bring a prompt visit from our representative. She has brochures, civic Information, maps; and lo help with your shopping needs, cards of intro­ duction snd gifts from local merchants. Local merchants are also en­ couraged to inquire about the availability of our services. COMPUTER GRAPHICS S E R V IC E S TYPESETTING IMAGE TRA N SFERS IMAGES DIGITIZED COLOR ARTW ORK DATA PRESENTATIONS TRANSPARENCIES S U D E PRESENTATIONS PHOTO RESTORATION PHOTO TO VCR PRESENTATIONS SANFORD GRACE M. STINECIPHER 322-4381 LAKE MARY FLORENCE O'CONNOR 323-4983 MONTHLY SPECIALS • • • • • S12 $30 $30 $35 $4 JO CAa rot tCTAOi ONUZ£ AM) uum 't t TYPESETTING SILHOUETTES PHOTO REPAIR PHOTO TO V CR TRA NSPARENCIES M.H. GUNTER ELECTRONICS INC Queitog Qenwx Home O H ice SANFORD, a . $ / -KkY/H /f. * s u g g e s t s , Herald Stall Wrltor TONY RUSSI. SR T O N Y RU SSI IN S U R A N C E S c o t t "...performance in this sector will Ite.ir watching over thr nr\i few months as the nation faces gradually rising Interest rate* S om e acceleration of buying might occur in anticipation o l future rising rales." As for private construction building permit activity for the Orlundo MSA. which now in­ cludes l-akr County, alias been reported nt 13.410 units for the flrst eleven months o f 1993. The figurr Is a 25 percent gain over the similar time period In 1992. ■ y NICK F F IIF A U F The newly published 1994 Florida Manufacturers' Rrglstrr gives promising news mImiui thr Of the lop leu Industrial cities, stute. each of them enjoyed net In­ It reports a continuing upward c r e a s e s In th r n u m b er o f climb started two years ago. In manufacturing plants. Mluml led the list, with Tampa second and manufacturing expansion Industrial Jobs showed a de­ Jacksonville third. crease. but only by a little more Fourth-ranked Orlando, which than one half percent. H aving gained 2.980 new Includes Seminole County, now manufacturing establishments has a total of 809 Industrial and lost 931 since the previous llrms. From 1993 to 1994 the edition was published. Florida area gained 129 and lost 41. for now shows 17.591 plants in the an increase of 70 plants. latent register, a net Increase of Printing and Publishing con­ 2.049 plants. Industrial Jobs drop(>rd from tinues to lead Florida industry 611.846 reported In 1993 to with 2.767 such firms located 607.931 In the 199-1 edition. throughout the state. Moving That Is a net decrease of 3.915 down on the list. Industrial Jobs, or 0.64 jiercent In the past Machinery A Equipment Is secon d. f o l l o w e d by M e t a l 12 months. Fabricating firms. Lumber and "T h e growing number o f small Wood Products, and Apparel and manufacturing plants with fewer Fabric Products as fifth tartest. workers Is a trend that will keep The cascbound 1994 Florida U.S. manufacturing healthy." said Howard S. Dubln. president Manufacturers Register Is avail­ of Manufacturers' New’s, which able for $115 from Manufactur­ publishes the Florida Directory. ers' News. 1633 Central St.. "F lo rid a m an ufactu rers are Evunslon. III. 60201 •1569. quietly opening small plants that require small, educated work fo r c e s . T h e s e p l a n t s arc challenging their foreign com­ petitors because they are flexible and can shift products and schedules quickly. They have For Personal & Com m ercial Insurance Som e 713 units were sold In January ’94. a 22 percent gain over the month of January, '93. R o b e rts is licensed m utual fund broker Industry figures revealed ■v p p iif a u p Herald 81 aft Writer Labor Department survey form la expectrd to uncover more unemployed Individuals than previously llstrd. T h e Dr. P h illip s Institute status re|M>rt stresses however, that the changes nrr In the unemployment rnte. New Jobs on the other hand are Increas­ ing. The differences believed to l>e caused by a continuing rapid Increase In population. For the rntlre year of 1993. the lo c a l e c o n o m u g a in e d an average of 17.000 Jobs. This Is an average mmilH-r trased on month versus month from 1992 to '93. Of the 21.700 Jolrs gained In December In the Orlando MSA. 94.5 percent were located In the service-producing Industries. Kelnll trades however, wrre the single largest gulner in the December lo December compar­ ison. with 4.300 Jobs added In tills sector alone By sharp contrast, the dif­ ference In manufacturing Jobs. D ecem ber to D ecem ber. In­ creased by on'y 500. One bright spot Is the sales of existing single-family homes In the MSA during January. 1994. 004-734-6031 (407)324-0024 i �* • Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. February 27, 1994 • 9 8 People ESO hears master tell stories Beta Sigma Phi crowns 5 queens on river cruise SANFORD D O R IS D IE T R IC H K ath y Q a h r ready fo r spring. H xiawm i sysmaaosn Her job: To make Lake Mary look beautiful II everything Isn't coming up rose* In Lake Mary, don't blame Kathy Ochr. She'll be doing her lies! to make sure that the city looks the best It can wherever you look. Gchr Joined the city of Lake Mary staff In December of 1993 us the parks supervisor under John Holland, director of Parks and Recreation. As purks super­ visor. Gehr will be In charge of the maintenance o f each of the stair-step parks In the city, i n c l u d i n g e q u i p m e n t a nd grounds, the cem etery, and o v e fte e the one-year m ainte­ nance contract on the land­ scaped areas of Luke Mary boul­ evard. She will also lie gin a p l a n t i n g p r o g r a m fo r t he grounds around City Hull and Old City Hall. One of their first projects for the new year Is e x t e r i o r r e n o v a t i o n and landscaping of Old City Hall In preparation for "Oldc Lake Mary Days'* Gehr says repairs are being made to the outside surface of the building and a new coat of paint will be applied bringing the color back to what Is believed to Itc U s original appearance, white with a dark green trim. Im ­ provements In the landscape will further brighten the building whose gray paint and dense foliage has caused It to blend Into the background. Gehr has many other visual Improvements In mind for city grounds. But she says not to expect things to pop out of the ground ovcnlght. In order to make the Improvements she plans less labor-intensive, the proper "ground w ork" must first be done. Quite literally. Gehr plans a whole system of bed preparation and weed con­ trol with a goal o f four plantings a year, geared around the types of flowering plants In-season. Gchr has been a resident of T h ere's an art to t el l i ng stnrlrs, and riotmdy knows lhat more ill.m an appreciative group o f llslrnrni. And who would lie more Interested In story-telling than the Epsilon Sigma Omlrmn Chapter, a reading society of Hie Florida Federation o f Women's Clubs? Al Ihe February meeting of the ESO. Charlotte Knowles InIrodurrd Ihe guest speaker. Dr. Roger Jtrend, who has been a professor of English, speech and theatre al Seminole Community College for 23 years. The well-inform ed speaker chose for his topic. Oral Inlerpretallon o f Literature, better known us elocution. Hr said this form of story-telling probably started around camp fires as our forefathers would relate stories of their hunts, Later, Kapsods would travel from city to city (: See Dietrich, Page 6 B H*r*M PSioto bf Tommy Vine*nl ES O m M tin g from loft: Em y Sokol, Dr. R o g tr Jarand, V id a S m ith and Batty S ta ffan s. Tourney benefits pageant Hobby: Japanese Ikat (weaving) LAKE MARY I MARY ROWELL & SHARI BRODIE Lake Mary for almost 23 years, attending Lake Mary Elementary and Seminole High School. She Is married to Jim m y Gehr. whose family are longtime n-aldents of Lake Mary and are related to the Sjoblunts She remembers always l«eing Ini cr­ ested In horticulture although she has no formal training In the area. "1 always had a plant In my room o f some sort." she said when she was growing up. The hobby turned Into a career when her husband who was supervis­ ing the remodeling of the Heath­ row Country' Club, made refer­ ence to his w ife's talents to the course's grounds supervisor. She has worked purl lime for the course for the past five years, and coordinates .ill plantings done prior to any of the women's golf events. At Heathrow she developed a 5,(XX) square loot native plant urea that won her an award from the Native Plant Society of Flor­ ida. While Grhr plans to make Lake Mary a "showplare," she gives credit to her crew who have made possible all of the work that has alreadv been accomplished. Her crew of four 1mimics Bob School, Tim Sul­ livan. Jim Dulmcr and Jack Hanson. The Parks Department will soon be occupying new quarters In the old Volunteer Fire Department which Is being tv ED KORQAN Herald Correspondent Why do golfers wear two pair* o f pants? In case they get a hole-In-one. The Miss Seminole County Scholarship Fund ts sponsoring u holc-tn-onc sh o o to u t ul " T h e Ciotl Ih u ig r" to MuUlutu! C en ter M*f iM S sa lo S r S v to n W o L a V o n n a R o b e r ls o n s t a n d s b y lo o m a n d s h o w s d r e s s a h a m a d s u s in g Ikat ta ch n lq u a . A c c l a i m e d f ib e r a r t is t t o le a d w e a v in g w o r k s h o p s ■y SUSAN W IN NER Herald Correspondnt A walk through a small museum o f world history was the Impression left after a visit to the home o f LaVonnc Robertson. Hospitably was foremost, yet her knowledge and kindness made for an afternoon of fascination. Robertson Is an Internationally occlatmed (liter artist In Japanese Ikat. She and her husband o f threc-and-a-half years, Paul, divide their time between Enterprise iStonc Island) and Vermont. "P m a snow bird and an easterner." she said. They also make frequent trips to visit their four children and 15 grandchildren scattered from Oregon to Arizona. The couple also keep busy as members of First United Methodist Church of Deltona. Paul nnd LaVonnc have a true love story of their courtship. They met In 1967 at a See Ikat. Page OB Marrh 1-March 0. The final day. Sunday. March 0. will la- re­ served for the semi-final and Ihe finals There will bo 20 finalists h i the shootiii11 for Hie Inflnlil. All Ihe finalists will Ik* eligible for ihe grand prize of a IU9-I follnlll J-30 A car will be awarded lo a n y p erson w h o m a k e s a hole-ln-one in ihe finals on Sunday. There Is a possibility that 20 new cars could be awarded that day. The range will be open for competition between the hours of 2 and 9 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. The semi-finals will be held Sunday morning mid die finals Sunday at high noon. The competition Is open- to amateurs over 18 years of age only. Professional goiters arc Ineligible. This Includes any person acting us a golf pro nnd receiving compensation for lielog a goll prolcsslon.il In the truchlng ol other goiters or operating any type of organiza­ tion Is also Ineligible for this shootout. The hule-tn-one shootout is the main fund-raiser o f the Miss Seminole County Scholarship Pageant which will be presented at the Lake llowcll High School Saturday evening. March 19. Sec Tourney, Page 7B □ Bee Lake Mary. Page 6B Eastern Star Chapter spreads love in the community We salute a group of ladles who have dedicated their orga­ nization to helping others. Sweet Harmony Chapter 388. Order of the Eastern Star was organized In 1983 by Lula Cummings. She served as worthy matron for a year and six months. Then the chapter elected Earthu Melton worthy matron. She has served the chapter and they have grown from 11 members to 35 mem­ bers. The chapter Is an organization to be recognized. They have become a chapter with a heart full of love and concern for those less fort unale in the community Sweet Harmony Chapter *388 is a non-profit charitable organiza­ tion that reaches out to the community to do whatever Is needed to make life better for those In need or distress. Being worthy matron and having de­ dicated members to work with. Mellon has for nine years led this group o f women to a successful and Christian-hearted communi­ ty leadership role. Melton and her group give God all glory and praise. She said before they stnrt a project they put God first and everything has ml H « M PM W fcy Hani H m «m Members ol Sweet Harmony Chapter 388. Order of the Eastern Star, are Tiny Johnson. Rosa Jenkins, Alice Murphy. Beatrice Duncan. Lillian Moore, Willie Mae Byrd. Mattie Holt, Mildred Cooks. Boathel Rollins, Margaree Alloway, Fannie Fields, Dorothy Mackey, Rlchadoan Vaughn, Carey Hodges, Mary Jo Smith, Etta Monlaque and Arebedella Hunter SANFORD M ARVA H A W K IN S turned out Just beautifully. She said Ihe chapter has worked diligently for the organization to uphold their standards and to do the will of God. She said the Almighty Owl has continued to show favor and shower His blessings abundantly. The chapter Is admired for their faithfulness, hard work, and dedication lo Ihe communi­ ty. Without their triumphant efforts they would not have made It thus far said Associate Matron Arthur Muc Scott. The chapter Is concerned for those who arc In need of care. They have chosen the residents of the Good Samurttan Home as one o f their projects. They take them on an unnual bus tour of Sanford and area and give them a picnic at Fort Mellon Park. T h ey prepare T h an k sgivin g dinners for senior citizens o f Redding Gardens Complex, do­ nate to the United Negro College Fund, deliver and give Thanks­ giving and Christmas baskets to needy families, help with the Outreach Mission, give clothing und donations to burned-out families, give benefits lo help widows and others with medical, water and light bills. They donate to and sponsor programs to fund local churches lit need; have donated to Sem i­ nole High School Drill Team, sent students to camp, helped five flood victims of the Sanford area. They assisted a woman who needed medical treatment at the Institute of Health In Maryland This group ts well known throughout the commu­ nity of Sanford and Seminole County. They recently shared Black History Month with the men at the correctional center In Winter Park. The Sweet Harmony Chapter *388 Order o f the Eastern star was recently honored by Mayor Bcttye Smith and the city com- C Bee Hawkins, Page 7B �.' i j ■ r, • • - 8*ntofd Herald. 8antord, Florid a - Sunday. February 27. 1994 Dietrich E CODINGS Continued from Page BB telling stories of Greek history while rhythmically rapping a stick. Some of the modem examples of oral Interpretation. Dr. Jarand said. Is Orson Wells. "W ar of the Worlds." Hal Holbrook as Mark Twain and Will Rogers with his I mmo r t al a n ec d o tes . Al so numerous voice and music, re­ c o r d e d by a n u m b e r of celebrities, arc other forms of lnperpretatlon. Dr. Jarand said, lie later shared various readings. Including essays and "W alt Divi­ sions" where the author humor­ ously described the various types o f waiting average people encounter. F ollow in g his lecture. Dr. Jarand was presented a small gift memento. Libby Prevail said. Dr JArand has a powerful delivery and the group was very receptive. Ills selections were truly entertaining and the oral Interpretation provided by Dr. Jarand was delightful." Chairman Vida Smith presided over the business session of the meeting which was held at the home o f Emy Sokol with Betty Steffens as co-hostess. The hostesses served assorted frulls and cakes for refreshmsnts. Guests were: Carolyn Van C la c e f and C a ro ly n Smi t h, daughtcr-ln-law o f C harlotte Smith. Queans galore Mr. and Mrs. R. Allan Stanlsy Laura Brown weds R.A. Stanley in church ceremony LAKE MARY - Laura Lee Drown, formerly o f Sanford, and R. Allan Stanley, formerly of Orange City, are announc­ ing their marriage today. They were married Nov. 6 . 1093. at 7 p.m.. at Flral Presbyterian Church o f Lake Mary. Lake Mary. Paetor A .F. Stevens performed the traditional cer­ emony by candlelight and the bride and groom exchanged wedding rings. The bride Is the daughter of Russell and Evelyn Keel of Sanford. She to the daughter of thetote Mr. John tl. Drown. The tfootiV 'Is \He don of Shenhan and Frances Stanley o f Orange City. Given In marriage by her mother and father, the bride wore a traditional white satin gown with full skirt and ca­ thedral-length train. The fitted bodice with Illusion Jtfwel neckline was embellished with seed pearls, sequins, and bugle beads. The long fitted sleeves o f Illusion were puffed at the shoulder and em broidered with Schlflll lace. She wore a fingertip veil o f white tulle, bugle beads and pearls. She carried a cascading bouquet of white roses, white orchids, stephanotls. Ivy and white heather. Matron o f honor Cynthia $words. o f Savannah. Ga.. Wore an emerald green velvet gbwn with Basque waistline. Snc carried a bouquet ol fla­ m ingo alstroemerla. purple stalls, blue iris, pink carna­ tions. baby's breath. Ivy and fe n i Bridesmaid Sabrina Miller of Sanrord wore a royal blue velvet gown while bridesmaid Robin Nice of Orlando wore a wine velvet gown. Their gowns were styled In the same fash­ ion sS the honor attendant's and they carried Identical bouquets. Joe Pirker. o f Ocala, served the groom as best man. Groomsmen nsmi were Brice Kcrl. Sanford, brother o f the bride, and Jeff Sand of Orlando. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at Tlmacuan C ou ntry Club. Lake Marj'. , The newlyweds are planning a wedding trip for Spring 1994 and are currently residing In D c L a n d . T h e b r i d e Is employed as administrative s e c r e t a r y for A m e r i c a n A u to m o b !!e \ A s s o c i a t i o n . Heathrow. Tl^c groom Is a technician for Daytona Mitsubishi. Daytona Beach. i Cynthia Danna bri^e of Steven D. Williams SANFORD — Cynthia Danna and Steven David Williams were married In a civil cere­ mony Feb. 14. 1994. 2 p.m. by Patricia L. Thatcher. Deputy Clerk at the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs William Vandever of Johnson City. Tenn. The groom is the son of Mr. i Dan Williams of \ Altamonte S p rin g s , and Mrs. Bet t y Williams. AltumoniaSprlngs. Th e bride was Igivcn In m a rria ge by her ‘. adopted grandfather. Georgc\ Papcun. o f Allumonte Springs. Witnesses at the wedding were the ids* and bride's daughters. Lindsey Sara Danna. 1 The newlyweds are rpuklng their home In Sanford. Running benefits leukemia research Tarry Wilcox Former Seminole High School football favorites reuniting are (L to R): John Angel. Mack Cleveland Jr., Ashby Jones. Jimmy McGowan, Danny Altman. Bobby Newman and Art Beckwith Jr. two decided to cull some of the Seminole High School football players during 1938-1940 And that's how a group of fun-loving, silver-haired alumni got together on a recent evening ut the Cattleman's Restuurnnt. Attending were: Danny Allman, q u a r t e r b a c k . 1938-40; Art Beckwith, quartrrback. 1938-40; Bobby Newman, end. 1938-40: Mack Cleveland Jr.. 1937-42. manager. John Angel, bark. 1939 41: Ashby Jones. 1937-40. and Jimmy McGowan. Ashby said. "W e had a great time reminiscing und shooting the bull." He added that Zona Beckwith dropped by. but didn't stay long. "Everyone wus glad to see her. though" he said. 10th class reunion The 1984 class of Seminole High School plans Its 10th class reunion on July 15. 16 and 17. Those who are planning to attend the festivities should re­ turn the paperwork they were mailed and their checks for $45 per |>erson to the rrunton com­ mittee. A reacqualnted party will be held on Friday. July 15. and the dinner and dance will be held on Saturday. July 16. both at the Sheraton Maitland North. On Sunday, a family picnic will be held at Lake Golden. Th e reunion com m ittee Is trying to locale u number of m issing classm ates. Anyone having Information, please call Sue Blslgnl. 332-0477. The missing elaasmutes nrr Kathy Allabach. Dwayne An­ derson. Evu Bcrkainn. Nancy Berry. Grelchen Brauer. Jackie Brown. Judy Brown. Jumcs Ilule. Clarence Burnett. James C arlln ey. S h eryl Carbender. David Coblentz and Steve Colcman. Also: James Carllney. Chanta Dames. Pho Dang. Marta Davis. Tam ru Hash. Dennis Gules. Nancy Haynes. Vnndrll Hilton. Robert Hayes. James Jeffries. Mi c hel l e W illia m s . Vi ncent Williams. Donald Witt. Diane Beta Sigma Phi Valentine Queens are (from left): Carol Morello Kitty Corley, Pam Hawkins. Jo Secor and Darlene Brumbaugh. Johnson. Duane Johnson. Renee Johnson and Waymon Jones. Also: Tim Lawrence. Sean Lelle. Billy Martin. Wendell Mc­ Cloud. Dwayne Moore. Dwayne N'udeau. Sam Owens. Laura Puuldo. Dean Peake. Scott Phn. Jewel Rawls. David Rice and Larry Rlker. Also: Kathryn Smith. Tangle Smith. Lcs Sondru Thomas. Islah Walker. Ellen Ware. Regina Washington. Mardell Williams. Theresa Young. Benjamin Yates. T a n g e lo W ou land and Lori Zarcn. Pair wed 50 years Sanford lost two delightful citizens last year to the stale of Tennessee, but Jane und Nell Prudrn are back In town this weekend celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. They are being honored at a big luncheon today In Orlando. The Pntdens fell In love with Sanford while he was stationed here where he retired as u commander. All total, they lived In Sanford for 41 years. Congratulations are In order. Do-Da Day The First United MrthodiM Church will hold Do-Da Day at the church Saturday. M arrh 5 from 8 a m. to 2 p.m. Thcrr will be a yard sale, bake sale, athlrti gear sale, produce, gamrv lun and chill dogs Thr public l* welcome. Club seta election The Woman's Club of Sanford Inc. will cpnduet rlrrtion of officers at the regularly whrti uled meeting on Wednesday March 2. beginning at l l i m Those planning to attend thr luncheon at noon should makr reservations with thr tclephonr committee. County federation meets Dr. Robert J. Smith will speak on "Cancer In llie '90s" when thr Seminole County Federation o f Women's Club* meets tomor row. ut 11 a m., ul the Garden Club of Sanford. 200 Fairmont A v c . For i nf or mat i on, call 322 5545. Lake Mary Continued from Page BB renovated for that purpose. Gchr said that she would appreciate any Input from citizens on Im­ provements that could be made or any equipment that needs to be repaired. She said that each park or property will be visited on a regular schedule to ascer­ tain what needs to be done at each site. She w ill also br working closely with city staff on any special projects such os the upcom ing "O ld e Lake Mary Days." The March breakfast meeting o f the Lake M ary/llcathrqw Cham ber o f C om m erce w ill feature as a speaker. Jack Weri. o f the Tou rist D evelopm ent Council. The monthly meeting Is held at the Heathrow Country Club at 7:4S a.m. There Is a B3 charge for members and a $5 charge for non-members. Call the chamber office at 333-4748 for more Information. Salsbury from the Lake Fire Department was the featured speaker for the Lake Map* Mother's Group. Wednes.-Feb. 16. Terry talked abut Safety and how lo protect r children from fire hazards, also explained to the alienllvt{ audience how to use a fire gulsher. The speaker for 2 meeting will be Dr. icr. DOS. He will be disproper denial care for Herald Correspondent f Bee Runner, Page 7B Silvar haired alumni recall football days There's nothing like a gathering of old-timers to change the pace. It's guaranteed not to be boring. Maybe a little corny >but fun. Recently while Danny Altman was visiting his longtime friend. Jimmy McGowan. In Florida, the Mbthar’s Group hears fireman By SUSAN WINNER SANFORD Tcrr>' Wilcox began running for his life, lie's not running for feur of anything and hr's not running from the law. Wilcox has rnude u com­ mitment In his life lo run for the Leu k em ia S o c ie ty . Ills un­ dertaking began after hearing of a fellow fire fighter who was diagnosed with this disease. W i l c o x Is a n e n g i n e e r param edic at the Altam onte Springs Fire Department and makes his home In Sanford. He has been employed there for eight years. Richard Dunn, one The five local Beta Sigma Phi c h a p te rs r e c e n tly ga th ered aboard the "Rom ance" for u luncheon cruise down the St. Johns River. This cruise re­ placed the annual Valentine Charity Ball. Also. Instead of one Valentine Queen being crow ned, each chapter crowned Its own queen, as follows: Carol Morello. Pre­ ceptor Beta Lambda; Kilty Cor­ ley. Laureate Oamma Delta; Pam Hawkins. Laureate Alpha Tau; Jo Secor. Preceptor Della Delta: and Darlene Brumbaugh. XI Theta Epsilon. The queens were crowned by last year's queens and each received a sparkling llara. They will serve their chapters and thr entire sorority at ofDclal func­ tions during the year. At the regularly scheduled meeting of the Laureate Gamma Della Chapter, the Valentine Girl. Kitty Corley, was honored by her sorority sisters. The event was held at the home of Helen Ham net. tUUy was presented a gift and a variety o of f :refreshments was served. Others attending were: Linda K e e lin g . Ma r t y C o l e g r o v e . Wanda Hubbard. Susan Byrd. Viola Frank. Marlun Farella. Ellen Keefer. Charlotte Blades and Betty Jack. HwtM h a s to Mar* Nam, L a k e M ary M o th e r's la a relatively new organlIn Lake Mary. It was In September 1993 by Ndil t'bok and Joanne Mlgliacclo an Informative support gro\ip yor stay-at-home moms. has 30 members and Ice a m onth from American crocodile, river otters a black bear, and dozens of birds. Including bald eagles Most of these birds and animal* could not survive In the wild Hom osnssa Spr i ngs Slatr Wildlife Park Is located on U S Formerly a tourist attraction. 19 In Homosassa Springs. From H o m o s a s s u S p r i n g s w a s Lake Mary, take Highway 46 to purchased by the Florida Park 441 north, then to 44 west, then Service In January 1989. The west on 490 to U.S. 19. Ad l>ark now serves as a rehabilita­ mission Is $6.95 for adults and tion cen ter and refu ge for $3.95 for children 3-12. but they munutecs that have been bom In do offer AAA nnd group dts cuptlvlly. The spring offers an counts. oppor t uni t y to re-accllinntc (Shari Brodla and Mary Rowell themselves to a morr natural a r t S » n I o r d H » r • I d environment before being re­ correspondents covnrlng the lumed to the wild. Lake Mary area Phone: Brodle. O t h e r a n i m a l s l i v i n g at 321-6471, evenings, or Rowell. Homnsassa Include alligators, an 321-1498.) the park, the river was full of pleasure boaters and swimmers. After lunch, the troop toured the education center and then saw the rest of the unlmuls kept at lloinosassa Springs. 9:30-11:30 a.m. at the Lake Mary* Community Center. Thr two hours Include social lime and a program. Four experi­ enced baby sitters take care of the children during the program The group also meets one night a month Just for the moms. To Join, there Is a $15 registra­ tion fee which goes lo cover the cost of the babysitting services and the use of the building. Although this non-profit orga­ nization lias only been around for six months. It Is already successful. During December, the group hosted a lunch with Santa which wus attended by about 150 people. The Luke Mar y M o th e r's G rou p ulso adopted u family for Christmas and pooled their resources to help provide food, clothes and toys for the family. Ikat Continued from Page BB weaver s school. Many ycurs later he searched to find her. calling many weavers and many cities In Ills endeavor. "H e's a weaver also, so It makes for a great understanding." she said. Their* Interest in world travel has Girt Scouts take field trip President's Day proved to be a great time for a ffetd trip for Lake Mary Girl Scout Troop 148. Thr girls, ulong with a few siblings and chaperones. Journeyed lo H om osassa S p r i n g s St at e Wildlife Park. The visit to the park sturted with a boat tour of Pepper Creek The Girl Scouts sighted a couple o f small alligators, dozens of turtles, and quite a few hints. Including several nrsting osprey. Once Inside the main park, everyone headed for the Fish Bowl. Th e Fish Bowl Is an underwater viewing facility in Homosassa Springs. Manatee and fish swim right up lo the class. It was rather awr-lnsplrlng to sec manatees that close up. even If there was glass separat­ ing us. Troop 148 and crew enjoyed a leshirely lunch along thr vio­ l e t - c o v e r e d b a n k a o f t he Homosassa River. Adjacent lo b ro u g h t m a n y b e a u t if u l artifacts, poitrry und collectibles Into their home, reflecting the many cultures ol the glutsRobertson begun weaving In 1947. Her Interest in Japanese lluil tieg.in many years later. "I always llkrd lo weave." she said. " I went to Japan on u study trip to leurn dyeing and textile re­ search. Later I went back after I retired, und I set out to (Ind every weaver In tluit area." She retired from the University of Denver as u professor of art education Many years were spent In Japan after retirement to learn details of the Ikat craft. "T h e thing I’m intrigued with Is the control of tin- pallrms. thr way the Japanese do It." she said. "They srem lo have more I highly Irrhnteul techniques: I sei up challenges for mysell. vself." Explaining the details of tlu trade was an obvious enjoymein for Robertson. A design Is placet under the loom. She skclchei many on graph paper for hri own unique designs. The yarr that goes on llrsl Is culled warp It Is In u vertical position on the loom. Next, weft Is applied In s horizontal posltkin. She uses e special Japanese plastic for lilt pur|K>se of binding the yarn "It's a common household tup< In Japan." she said. "I did brill* some back with me when I left.' The yam Is then dyed with contemporary filler reactive dye. Another melltod ol dyeing Hit yarn Is with chop sticks. Rob ertson demonstrated how a cho| stick Is placed under the yarn nnd another above. "T h e string that is around the chop stick separates the yam ." she said. "You then rub the yarn back and forth for the dye to get Intr the yarn." They urr then woven using the loom. Her loom war surrounded bv hundreds ol O B ee Ikat. Page 7B �San lord Horatd, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. February 27, 1994 - 7 8 Washing bananas is not Hawkins just a matter of appeal Ice this morning ut 11 worship service. Witness history, lukc u look luck In Ethel Oliver Is director: Robert Doctor Is |uislor. Continued from Page SB DEAR ABBY: in rcs|Kimtc |(, "Curious In Harrisburg. Pa.," who asked whether bananas should lie washed, lu-re's my experience I worked In I in* kltchrn of a large hotel, where we were required to wash the bananas we se rv e d . W r w ere (old that ban an aa are s pr ay e d wi th im tlrlden and chemical*. which would transfer in our hands. We were also Informed that (he Health Department required that bananas served in a food rstub* llshmem must be washed. FAITHFUL BANANA W A S H E R IN S T. P A U L DEAR BANANA WASHER: I was stunned bv the volume of mall I received about washing bananas. I've changed my tune, a tt d h e n c e f o r t h , ( s h a l l thoroughly wash all bananas before po-eiing. Read tin: DEAR ABBY: Having knnwl edge of the prtmllve conditions workers endure In the tropics — no toilet facltllles and no runn­ ing water for hygiene — the bananas co u ld n 't be clean enough to cal unwashed Cus­ tomers would lie foolish not lo wash them. — with soap. ADVICE A B IG AIL VAN BUREN clierse packages, and even can tops — in soapy water and CloroJt. W r kids Jusl assumed they wen* doing the right thing although I’m not as compulsive as they were, washing food falls under "belter safe than sorry." DESIREE HENDRICKSON, ARLINGTON. TEXAS DEAR ABBY: When I was a child growing up In the De­ p r e s s i o n . we s e l d o m had bananas, and they werr a treat when we did have them. I remember my mother warn­ ing me never lo lei my moulh touch a banana |m « l because In the country where they are grown , they have large, poisonous spiders that crawled on bananas She even had newspaper articles ubout these s p ld rrs . Just se ei ng those plrturrs made me want to wash m y hands af t e r pe e l i ng a DEAR ABBY: We own a retail store In a town 70 miles from Ihc Mayo Cllnir In Rochester. Minn. Several years ago. a customer whom we had not seen In qullc some time, rrlurnrd lo our store. She explained (hat she had been *tck a long lime, and was finally diagnosed as having a [xiraslte lhal she got from bananas. An arl l rl r In the Cedar Kuplds G iu r llr reported ubout two or Hirer years ago that the Mayo Cllnir Is seeing more of tills parasite in recent years, and warned |ieople to wash their bananas with soap and water before perllng. D E A R VICKI HARVEY. DECORAH, IOWA A B B Y t My brother-in-law. who is now 92 years old. spoil most of bis youth as a merchant seaman When I questioned him about washing bananas, he said that lie had seen bananas loaded onlo cargo ships complelr wllh In­ sects that lufestrd them, along with Ihc Insects' feces and eggs, and lhal bananas required un­ usual clinical procedures. mission o f Sanford for their outstanding, worthy contribu­ tions to this community. They are commended for their de­ dication and rom m itm cni to service, their Inspiration lo others, and their Investment o f time, and their nets o f self­ lessness. The chapter Indeed exemplifies community at Its finest. Those who reach out In response to the needs of others ultimately receive the greater reward. These were the words of gratitude from Mayor Smith lo the chapter for their community service. Sweet Harmony Chapter *388 Order of the Eastern Star said they keep in mind this thought: "W e don't need more to be thankful for: we Just need to he more thankful and to reach out and (ouch our fellow man to make this a better Sanford." We salute the officers and members o f Sweet Harmony's chapter. O fficers are Earthu Melton, worthy matron: Arthur M. Scott, associate matron: Lula Cummings, financial secretary: Ethel June, treasurer: I’carlle F o rd , s e c r e t a r y : Wi l l i e M. Lowery, chaplain; Earthu Ik-ll Anderson, assistant chaplain. History service today St. John Metropolitan Baptist Church, East 10th St. and (Problems'5Write to Dear Abby. Cypress Ave. invites you to For a personal, unpublished attend their Black History wrvJEAN IN PORTLAND. ORE. reply, send a sell-addressed, DEAR ABBY: I grew up wllh stamped envelope to Oesr Abby, parents who washed everything banana. P.0. Box 69440, Los Angtlas, — bananas, oranges, apples, ANN PETERSON. Calll. 90069. All corraspondancs Continued from Page 6B ALBANY, O R E . fresh vegetables milk cartons. Is confidential.) o f his co-workers, is being treated for leukemia and has now been (urccd to reti re lieeause of his Illness. Essen­ tially. all of Hie nuts that he and his wife of nine years. Cindy, m have been Involved In. brnchl i Hie Ixukemla Society. Timmy. Ihrlr son. has been a great fun in cheering on inom and dud T<9»*1 Several years ago they both entered (hr SunBank Stair Run. "It's 30 Doors up lo run." lie said. "It takes place every June or July and the proceeds go lo (bO te r\ --— . CTgllJgai .=TtT^„ the leukem ia Society," He also i proudly spoke of the honors that 4~^S—--- *-’ • ‘ ’1 lie and his wile received from the ifU Um Tlm m m run. "Cindy and I both won our age division when we were In Hie run a year or iw ougo." iM il- P U fl Wilcox bus been running (or mnny years. "Ever since I can (■S P tP n Plp yrfflrj remember.*' he said. " I run jMJgjBn.Sy**-?- i"Ji* iww about 50 miles u week. I work out mostly on my stud days." lie lold id a lim e linn he ran 23 miles from Sanford (o Eustls. Since Wilcox feels very dcdlealrd to tills cause, he lias »»«»tnw4i pledged himself to raise money for Hie inaraHioii be plans to imrllclpair In. In Jannary of I S . MBHi 1995. w a fi— h’9»iw,a— T f - i l ’trA___ I "I plan to go to neighborhoods lhal I run In." hr said. "They see me run all the time. I hope to go ■f ■■■■ i a*wo l»r—« wv— (*■», u to different Dre departments for additional help." The Leukemia i , i > w i ) . n ^ » lawn* ana. • f » H * 0*4 Society has set up that S I.500 will be turned In by participants In Hie race. Wilcox has set his ' wa H b i l r ^ a ^ y . ^ goal at raising 82.000. "I figure li~ c^ jtO fjt^ sw ra t r «r«*»i fc»n <0W» »»»>o UmC+* • • MW. Ur»»r,1 G*o— fcH M a — a— a » « L If I gel one dollar from everyone and I go to u couple of thousand people. O il have the money I need." "I don’t want people to hale to sec me coming and if I c n ^ i « « n ) 'W . t w i n 'll, fam IftntPia. ask very little then they may not rntnd giving some other time, hr »— » l * * ( W + * fir"mrr* 1--.1 W m wffwwsSj said." He hopes to do even more JiLSOtt SLfttEl—lilHJSl In the future to raise money for n hAwStTPragw the society. "W e're (the Fire Department) are calling It Hie Run for Richard." he said. "The ch iefs wife Is making me a T-shirt lo wrur In the race." iPUSHS^tirCKL FwftP In 1991. t he A l t a m o n t e S_______ ftt— W l. Springs Canoe River Run was nwtuwsnctulma l-1—H'1 held which also benefited the r tn w w«m«* lo4nn^»tcMw>t»»■»*«<■» a» 1 il—a> J»P. Leukemia Society. Wilcox was a part of that. »«>»nHi) I’m '!W i!U.’» j jc. THH*“ W Even though Wilcox may run for other charities or hospital yj betieDts. Ills irul passion has been lo help Ills friend. Richard Dunn, through tits Involvement wllh the Leukemia Society. The Leukemia Society uses funds contributed lo help leukctnlu pulirnts. their families and re­ t& p a z r b a iUh *i •• |lM O n ) nobiw». U<I search In finding a cure. He runs In a hope flint It will save lives. His desire Is Hut through his ALBERT J. PELLE8CHI, LAB VEGAS. NEV. TourneyContinued from Page 5B M Iiyiniifri t»*Y n o u n i n t*«« 1»*»Or*' fiija iV Km TWIT iTBPSTsTSSr fruToik’ &TC>«a^ M n «»m o oiauimwiiS* M u sic program New Ml. Calvary Missionary Baptist Church. West 12lh St. will present their Bluck History ob servan ce. “ Wake Up the Dream with Peace of God that Passetli A ll." Seminole High S c h o o l G o s p e l C h o i r a nd Fellowship and Praise will re­ nder the music at Hie 3 p.m. fellowship service. The Rev. Bobby J. Player Is pastor. Church celebrates Rejected Slone Full Mission Missionary Uaptlsl Church. 2760 Country Club Road, will present a black history celebration serv­ ice. 3:30 p.m. The Rev Benjamin Adams Is pastor. Dancers at school "Terpslch oreans." Hampton Uni versi ty A frican-A m erican Dance Company. Lake Mary High School Auditorium, this evening ut 7:30 p.m. The com ­ munity is Invited to “ A Tribute to Black History." LuFrancts Rodgers-Rose, found­ er and president o f the Interna­ tional Black Women's Congress. Is again In the central Florida urea. T h em e: •"E v e ry Black Woman Should Wear A Red Dress, II." This workshop lor all black women will be conducted Saturday. March 5. at the Holi­ day Inn. State Road 436. Alta­ m onte Sprin gs, at 1-4. The workshop Is 810 per person. Mull same lo Corine V. Wilson. 266 Wllshlrc Blvd.. Suite 135. Cas­ selberry. FL 32707 or call for Inform ation (407| 331-5665 Advanced registration required Deadline Is Monday. Feb. 28. Sponsored by the Central Florida Chapter of IBWC. Auxiliary turns 22 Am vets Auxiliary No, 17 will celebrate their 22nd anniversary this uftermxm at 2:30 p.m, at Allen Chapel AME Churh. The Rev. Arthur Graham, pastor ol St. Mary's Missionary Baptist Church. Conway, and his gosiicl choir will be the guests for the occasion. Allen Cliupcl Is located at the corner o f West 12th Si and Olive Ave. The Rev. John W oodard Is pastor. Earthu Melton Is president of the aux­ iliary. (Marva H a w k i n s la a corraspondant covaring Sanford nawt. Phona: S anfordH arald Queen workshop Culling all Nubian queens: Dr 322 5418.) Runner SUND AY’S TELEVISION I’Wl W »r UaT a.m. your lime! Rev. The Seminole pageant Is the preliminary lo Hie Miss Florida and Hie Miss Amerleu pageants. All monies that are generated go track to the contestants In the forin of educational scholarships for future use. The pageant will again feature Mlchucl LaHocca as the master of ceremonies. Ini Rocca Is a critically acclaimed entertainer. He bus starred In numerous stage and television specials. Including NBC's Fiesta Bowl half-lime spectacular In 1990. Ills theatrical credits Incude starring In such musicals as "Grease." "Godspell," "They're Playing Our Song." "Pippin." a n d " C a b a r e t . ' 1 He h a s performed with well-known stars Including Brooke Shields. Richurd Kline. Fred Truvallnu. Rich Little and the legendary Ginger Rogers efforts, strides can be made In leukemia will strike some 89.100 medical research and leukemia Americans and will cause the victims will gain the ability to death of about 4H.300 persons. run the rare of life. Martin Hurnstcln. associate T h e Leukemi a S ociety o f e x e c u t i v e d i r e c t o r for t he America was established In 1949 larukemla Society In Orlando, as a non-profit, voluntary health said. “ Our main tor us Is re­ agency, dedicated to seeking the search. patient aid and group cause and the eventual cure of support ns w e ll." leukctnlu. The society supports nve major programs: Research. . Humsteln concluded by say­ Patient Aid. Public and Pro­ ing. " I f anyone Is Interested In fessional Education and Com­ gi vi ng to thrlr society and munity Service. becoming Involved In Tcum In Leukemia Is nlten mistakenly Tr ai ni ng, please call us at considered to tie a disease of 898-0733. "Inquiries can also be c hi l dhoo d. Whi l e l euke mi a m a d e by w r i t i n g to t he ca u ses the deat h of mo r e Leukemia Society, 3101 Maguire children than any other disease, Blvd.. Suite 225. Orlando. FL more adults than children are 32803. The life you save could stricken each year. This year. be your own. Ikat----------Continued from 6B spools ol yarn, some directly Iri tin Japan. She proudly dis­ played a small piece o f fabric. *‘ A friend gave mr some fabric from a kimono that Is hundreds of years old." she said. **Kl means lo wear and mono means thing, s o Hie Jnpunrsr name kimono urfuulJy means ‘thing to wear.*" Robertson felt beginners Inter­ ested In weaving should contuct the O rlando W eavers Gui l d "because they arc very compe­ tent and willing to share." The guild Is now 50 years old: It Jusl had its anniversary. She and her husband have conducted de­ m onstrations at elem entary schools on Hie use of the back strap method of weaving. They allowed how the strap was ptared behind the back and the loom itself can Ik- made from simple popstclc slicks. “ It’s a real hit with the kids." they said. "T w o children can work on It at a lime or It can be lied on a tree." Robertson was very modest about the fact lhal she bos won numerous exhibitions within the last 40 years. Her knowledge Is v e r y sought utter and her ■a ru m h*t tr55»P ______ workshops well attended. She w ill be co n d u ctin g another workshop at lhe Weavers ol Orlando meeting. 10 a.m.. Sat­ urday. March 5. 1994 ut the Maltlund Art Center, 231 W. PuckwooiJ Street. MiiltlumJ. For inorr Information, roulurl the preslderu. flerna Lowcnatcln al 14071851-3194. Happy Weaving? S S E C O N D S mm 3 7114:10M1(1| I**-’ * MRS. DOUBTFIRE 711441Ml 140 PO-UI BLANK CHECK 7M410700(00 <WI ACE VENTURA • M04»7:10(!0 (P0-1J} MY GIRL 2 • 7204207:20( 20 (**! PHILADELPHIA 7104407:10(40 P0-12I ON d ead ly GROUND. 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February 27, 1994 BLONDIE by Chic Young I'M PLAYING MIDE-A n O seek w it h El m o By Bernice Bede Oeol YOUR BIRTHDAY Feb. 27, 1994 B E E T L E B A IL E Y ROCKY'S THE ONLY ONE IN THE COMPANY STILL WHY POES HE KEEP PO IN & 6M 0KIN 6 IT ? by A r t Sansom THE BORN LOSER In the year ahead you might have an opportunity to lake over tw o endeavors that have been started by others. Even though they failed to gratify their an­ ticipations. you m um be consid­ erably luckier. PISCES (Feb KO-Mnrrh 20) Y ou r compassions are easily aroused today. If someone who hns helped you previously nerds assistance, you'll l>e the first one to respond. Good for you. Pisces, treat yourself to u birthday gift. Send for your Astro-Graph pre­ dict tons for the year ahead hy m ailing $1.25 and a long, selfaddressed. stamped envelope to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 4465. N ew York. N Y. 10163. lie s u it to state your zodiac sign ARIES (March 2 1-April 19| Issues which are meaningful and o f Interest to you may also appeal to some o f your friends T h ey may not know how to turn this Into a group endeavor, but you will. TAURUS (April 20 May 20| In conversations today where you focus on the virtues of others rather than their shortcomings, you not only boost tbelr egos, you also make yourself look better in the process. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) Y ou ’ re basically a very Imagina­ tive person to tx-gln with and this quality mav I k - magnified today. To your credit, you'll put your tdeas Into uettort and not just make thoughts your aims. CANCER (June 2K Ju ly 22) Because you'll strive to treat others fairly In you r commercial Involvements ioduy. this will turn out to be you r greatest asset. Persons with whom you'll be dealing will respond In kind. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) An enterprising and creative friend m ight provide you with two helpful tips today that may enable you to get more front something on which you already have a handle. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 T o d a y you m ight derive an unexpected bonus from a situa­ tion where your prlm ury goal Is to be of help to another. II will be a good example o f getting from giving. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Even By Bernice Bede Osol YOUR BIRTHDAY Feb. 38. 1994 In the year ahead there nrr Indications you m ight become involved In an arrangement with tw o others which could generate a second source o f earnings He patient, berausr It m ay start oh slow. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) If a friend dors tom ethlng excep­ tional for you today, be sure to acknowledge his/her effons. In fact, if you con m ake a fuss about tt In front o f other pals, all the better. ARIES (Mnrtit 2 1-April 19) Don't make the in (stake again today of letIIrig a friend will) poor Judgment m ak e critical decisions for you . Think for yourself and nu ke your own evaluations. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If it Is necessary fir you lo serve as an Intermediary and relay Im­ portant Information to others today. It's best not to trust your memory. Work from notes If MY TOAST** yJAf MCALrtO IN 1991, m Y TV 1*jA$ ftCAi-LtK> \N 92, /*Y CA* WAS HtCAL\~W \" '93, AN& i. TOP^Y MY POCTOF CALLtP ANO TOUP M t TO &PO*T TO TH£ \\OfPlTAL \N THe MOFNING ! # tf*r 1 -1 L T ___________________ by J im Davis G AR FIELD 1 J05T FlNttHtP A IN-PAY PlET. ANP ALL I LOST WA5 2 WEEKS h y J im M td d ick ROBOTMAN* THt STORE COYOU HEED .Any t h in s ? 1 — on lots 5 9 12 13 14 1$ 16 foolishly Specht Cut ot most Fits Deviltete Hawaiian Instrument Singer — Pirns Cry of pun 17 I llu m in a te d 18 Musician — John 20 Nut 22 Dutch town 23 Angsr 24 British Nsvy abbreviation 27 FoHower ol (suit.) 29 Sup 33 Having no purpose 36 Superman s lova — lana 36 Lag |oint T— 1 A n s w e r le P r e v ie w P u is le 37 Poatpona 40 Paradisas 42 A d ie u Charlotta — 43 Saull — Maria 44 Fathar 46 Actraaa — Hagan 46 Worth 60 Katmandu is it* capital 63 Hte — 64 Coagulatt 66 Unit ol ULILUfclULI UldUUlJld □□au niH MULUUUU □UHUUU [JOUEJUU □ B u UHU1J u lsl: auuauLJu (umiudi u idu au m iju ULUUJLI UUU1IU UUUUL1 □□UU □ u a iu a u a u n u u u □uuuuuu □□□ Illumination 56 S o u th e a s t­ ern Indian UUfc] uuuuaa 59 Rivtr In Oarmany 60 Cambodia'! neighbor 61 Curvy letter 62 Spoke 63 Olmmutive suftls 1 Former pres. 2 Seep 3 Labor 4 Overact 6 Lack olwatar 6 French yea 7 Actrasi — Hadran DOWN T “ r “j IT 14 TT U llL lU k J U U uuuuuu 8 Scofla 9 Hawaiian dance 10 Related 11 Encountered tg Oog tn Car field 21 Stringed Instrument 24 Marine fteh 26 Intellect 26 Type of duck 26 Former RuteUn ruler (var.) 30 Oabl paperi 31 Soil 32 Anglo-Saion slave 34 Tennle player Iven — 36 Discouraged 39 Banet leap 41 Condimanta 45 Singar — Reese 47 Fruit 48 Large tube 49 FMt with reverence 91 At the drop ol 52 Booty 63 TIM 55 Japanese ttth 57 Mao — lung though your needs will tie of Importnnre to you today, they won't exceed parity on the needs o f pcnions you love. You'll figure out a way to help them and yuuraclf. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Outward appearances may affect the way associates will view Issues today, but not you. You'll know how to dig beneath the surface and deal primarily with root causes. SAGITTARIUS I Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Your greatest asset today Is your ability to make quick ad­ justments to shifting circuit!sinners You might have to do posslblr. OEMINI (May 21-Junr 20) Your pmhabllltkrs for personal acquisition look okay today, provid ed you op eratr along traditional lines If you speculate or take risks, then anything could happen. CANCER (.hair 21-July 22) Do not take anything (or granted In your rotmncrclal dealings today, even when doing business with friends. Uc sure guarantees and terms are spelled out In writing. LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 You've heard that old saying. "It's best not to say anythkig about others If you ean't say mmelhlng nice.'' Unfortunately, tills might not be un adage which will Influence you today. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Financial condllons could Ire a m ixed hag for >ou today. What you gain with one hand, you might spend w th the other. Try lo be rational and balanced. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) If you do nut have clearly defined tilts In several Instances CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Iti) Your material motivation could be quite strong today, hut not n e c e s s a rily fo r s e lfis h reasons. What you're anxious to acquire for yourself you'll be willing to share. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. I9| A situation may develop today where you'll he holding all the trump cards, yet you'll not use your power unjustly. Your op­ position will appreciate your restraint. C opyrigh t 1994 N EW SPAPE R ENTERPRISE ASSN. objectives and drectlon today, don't expert otlrrs lo he sup­ portive of your-post lions.- They mav have the agenda you lack. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22> Today you mltfit reveal some­ thing that lias hern told to you In confidence ton person who. In turn, may reveal the secret you told him/her to others. Be wat­ chful of your w n d s SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Doing favors for friends today because you hope they will do more for you In return could be a poor kiveatment. The persons you'll pick might be the least likely lo rec^rrocate. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 101 Be sensible about matters that affect your career today, tail don't he so timid you end up Impeding your own progress. Be bold In sltuatlms where bold­ ness Is required. AQUARIUS LJan. 20 Feb. 19) Usually your logle and your tn lull Ion are fubiy well synchro­ nized. but this might not he true today. Don't let lunches get you off course. bv Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST WDMTY.m G01N6 TO ACROSS I refuse^ to cauyoo •STARSKY'YOU HEARD THE 0UP6E HE W*CT IfclYOU CHWfcE'toJR NAMETO 'STARSKY m m p i COW0 Mff HAIR WFEPEKTIY n u w E tfW ) REMEMBER 'V T DON'TEVEN YOUKNOW SOMETHING? REMEMBER WHICH QUY HAD STRAIGHT HAIR AND WHICH SIN HAD THE PERM.’ JEALOUSY REALLY POCSNT BECOME YOU. Bjr Phillip Alder Someone dtps a coin nine tim es and It comes down heads nine times. You are asked tn bet on the outcome o f the 10th dtp. Do you bet on heads nr tails? What are the odds on the 10th dtp? In principle. It Is still 50-50 between heads and tails. Howev­ er. aftrr nine heads In a row. It Is likely that the coin Is Incorrectly weighted. You should bet on heads. In bridge. five missing cards w ill normally split 3-2: but you should allow far 4 - 1 If you can — w h i c h hnppcns about onequarter of the time. In today's deal, how should you plan the p la y In three no-trump after W est leads the spade six? South ducked the first trick, won the spade continuation with dummy's ace and ducked u club. Back came a third spade to South's king. When declarer led a rlub and West discarded u heart. South groaned Inwardly. A fter winning with dummy's kin g. South continued with three rounds of diamonds. How­ ever. West won with the queen und cashed two spade tricks: one down. "H ow could I gp down with 2B points and eight top tricks in aces and kings?" walled South. "Y ou shouldn't have assumed a favorable cl ub spill. You should have checked out the lie o f the land." mid North. “ Win the first trick In hand and Immediately cash dummy's top clubs If they split 3-2. give up a c l u b t r i c k a nd c In tin an overtrtek. But when West dis­ cards. you can turn lo diamonds. Duck a trick there and get home when they break3-3." When you must lose a trick In u suit, usually It Is right ti concede It as quickly as posslbli — but not always NORTH t tell ♦ At Till ♦ 74 J ♦ A K4 53 EAST ♦ J» s v y io i ♦ J »i ♦ Q J 10 t WEST ♦ U 10 1 « J VJ »71 • U 10 1 ♦ » SOUTH ♦ K7J VAKt ♦ AK11 ♦ it : Vulnerable Neither Dealer: South South ttrti North 1 NT I’au 3 NT Kail Atl pee* Opening lead 4 6 bv Leonard S tarr L AN N IE YOU ( M X ’ (UttriV IO -IK , I ...rt’5 Awr'i/l LA T t, mean Yes. 16 TMERt A I'-H SORRY t PROflt*? w c*f v m tvr, ..pvt o e tli TRYING TO OCX S 0 * t LEGAL AOVtCE-.I’P HAre to itiv e to HER TO P R IS O N . $c n o �Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida • Sunday, February CIA agent case raises new questions over role of spies ■ y TOM RAUtt Associated Press Writer _ WASHING TON — The urrmi ol itir most senior C’ lA ugcnl ever accused o f spying Is subjecting thr C’ lA to the most Intense scrutiny In two decades urul raising new i|iiestlons about the role o f spies In th e post Cold W or world. Shell shocked Clinton udniiulslratlon ofncluts were scrambling to fit logellier the pieces after thr arrest Tuesday ol Aldrich II. Amrs. 32 year veteran of the agency, and his wife on espionage charges. It may lake months to gauge the full damage to •he nation's security apparatus and perhaps years to repair It. Intelligence officials suggest. There have been other spy cases over the past decade and at least one with possibly greater nutlonal security Impart. lint not since a congressional committee headed by the late Sen Frank Church Invrstlgated the nation's Inlrlligencr structure lit 1975-70 has the CIA Ireen held up to so much public analysis. Already, the Ames case has drawn legislative p r o p o s a ls to force the CIA to tighten Internal controls Ames and Ills wife Kosurlo were charged with accepting over * 1 5 million from the Soviets and the Russians since 1985 in exchange for details on some of the nation's most secret spy operations Intelligence officials say Ames' alleged spying may have led to the deaths of at least 10 Soviets working lor U.S Intelligence. The episode soured relations with Moscow and threw the administration's Russian aid program Into Jeopardy*. Senule Minority Leader Bob Dole. R-Kan . said Saturday on CNN's "Evans and Novak'* that the United Slates should suspend aid to Russia for a while "so they realize how serious this spying case Is." Th r United Stales on Friday retaliated against Moscow by expelling a senior Russian embassy official. The ease — a Cold War llashbark _ demonstrated lh.it the thaw bet wren Moscow and Washington Is far from complete. "It Is unreulisllr and naive lo assume that, because tilings have changed, there Isn't going to he esptonuge o f some so rt." said Helmut Sonnenfeldl. an expert on East-West relations at thr Brookings Institution. "Not for nothing is spying the second-oldest profession In the world." The i ase has raised many questions. Including how much U.S. tntrlllgrm-r operations may have l»een compromised worldwide Another: How Ames. 52. managed to maintain a lavish lifestyle so long without arousing suspicions. Hr bought n $540,000 house with cash, owned condominiums and a farm in Colombia, made frequent unauthorized trips overseas and parked tils bright red Juguar In the CIA parking lot each day. Still another unanswered question Is whether yet another "m o le" has penetrated the Central | intrlUgcnrr Agency, u possibility alluded to by. Dlrerlur James Woolsry In congressional testi­ mony last week. The all.Hr Is ihr most celebrated spy rase since < Jonathan Pollard. a civilian intelligence analyst Legal Notice C O U N T Y o r S E M IN O L E NOT 1C I A T T E N T IO N W illi* S N o la n d 4 I* and K a th x tn * F r ix s o n X lh a if h alf*, tnignt. I r a n tla r i. o r t u t r e t i x t in inter a m a n d >n* u n k n o w n spouses ot a il th e above i i* ! i 1 1 i 1 , • . ( , 1 ! ’ I [ RE LO TS t ! • H I O P A C K A R D S 1ST A 0 0 T O M I D W A Y P B I P C 104 < « » C R E E N W A Y STREET) A r x a n t m ipection o l in a • b o y * d tw rib e d property ra v a a ia d th# uno ctup iad s tru t lu re s a ra unset*. unsuitable lor o ccu p a n cy and d e trim e n ta l to th* health. safety. and w e lfa re Ot tha ge n e ra l pub lic The s tru t twraa a ra a tw aim a n d lir a rva ia rd due to inadequate m a m t e n e n c t . d i la p i d a t i o n , a n d aban d on m ent In a cc o rd a n c e •Its S em in ole C o u n ty O rd in a n c e M 14. Ibe a b o v e m entioned I tr u c t v r e i a re d e c la re d lo be a p u b lic nulaance a n d m u st be dem olished and re m o v e d tro m tSe p roperty The d e m o litio n and rem o v al Ol tna s tru c tu re s m u tt begin n ltK In th ir ty ( M l day* and be com p la ted w ith in ninety 1101 d a y s a lte r re c e ip t ot this notice, or you m a y undertake the app eal p r o c e tt a t outim ad In Section Seven i n ot County O rd in an ce N u m b e r M Ik To p u rtu e the a p p ea l p r o e m . It M ill be n ece t v a ry to r you to appear b fto re the B o a rd ot County C o m m it lio n e r i an d prevent ony re le v a n t o r m a te r let tactv o r e v id en ce a t to w h y tha above m entioned I tr u c t u r e t should not be de d a r e d a p u b lic nuvience It you w ith to a pp eal to tha B o a rd ot C o m m lt s lo n x i ple a te le t m e know and I w ill 'etyuevt the B o a rd to *at a lim a and d ata ter a h e a rin g F a ilu r e to begm re m o v a l ot th e t lr u c lu r e v o r la iiu r o lo a p p ea l to tha B o a rd o l C o m m ie vlon a rv w ith in th irty 1X1 d ay v a lte r re c e ip t ot thlv n otice m a y re c u lt In a ctio n being tak en by tha Cou n ty to have the vtruc tu rev dem olivhed end re m o v e d A ll c o d e Incurred b y the County tor the dem olito n and re m o v a l ot the ktru cturev w ill ba a n e w ed to you end m ay becom e a lie n a g a in st your property It you h a v e a n y q u tt llo n t co ncern ing th is m a tte r, p leat* c a ll P o lly A n d re w ! at H I I I X . e ite n s io n mi P u b liv h tx e D E O IT F e b ru a ry k II. 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IF, Legal Notice C O U N T Y O F S E M IN O L E N O T IC E A T T E N T IO N O a v ld A A n darvon o ' h.v heir*, assigns tre n tie r* or v u c c e v to ri in In terr*** and the unknown tp o u ta t ot a ll the above R E L O T S F A Ik <> O F V A C O ST N O F L O T Ik B O O T H S S U B O P B k P O k (4 0 )0 R U B Y STREET) A re ce n t inspection ot the above devcrib ed p rop erty re re e le d the unoccupied (true turev a re u n ca lt. u n iu l table tor occuponcy and d etrim e n ta l to the health, catety. and w alla ra ot tha gene ral p u b lic The vtruc turev a re a h e alth and tire h a ia r d due to Inadequate m a in t a n a n c a . d i la p i d a t i o n , a n d abandonm ent in a cco rd an ce w ith Stm inote C o u n ty O rd in a n c e N Ik. tha above m entioned dructw rek a re d e c la re d to ba a p u b lic nulvanca and m u d ba dem olished and rem oved trom the p rop erty The d em o litio n and rem o v al at tha Itru ctu ra v m u d bag ln w ithin th irty ( X I d r y l and ba com plated w ith in ninety I X ) dayv a tta r re c e ip t o l thlk notice, or you m a y under lak e tha appeal p ro c e w a t outlined (n Section Seven IF) ot County O rdinance N um ber X Ik To p u rtu e the appeal p ro ce tt. II w ill be necet v ery lo r you to appear be lore tha B o a rd o l County C o m m it tio n e rt and prevent any relevant or m a te ria l lac tv o r evid ence a t to why the above m entioned vtruc turev th o u ld not be de d a r e d a pub lic n u tia n ca II you w ith to appeal to tha B o a rd ot C o m m iv tio n e rt. p ie e te let me know and I w ill requavt the B o ard to vat a tim e and date tor a hearing F a ilu r e to begin re m o v a l ol the t lr u c lu r e v o r lo llu r a to appeal to the B o ard ot C o m m it vio n ert w ith in th irty ( X I d a y l after re c e ip t ot thlv notice may r e t u ll in action being taken by the County to have the vtruc turev dem olivhed and rem oved A ll co vtt Incurred by the County lo r the dem oliton and rem oval ot the tlru c lu r e v w ill ba a t ie t t ed lo you and m ay becom e a Hen a g a ln tt your p roperty II you have any q u e tllo n t concerning thlv m atter, p le a te c a ll P o lly A n d re w t at 111 1 IX . e i ten non F ill P u b liv h F e b ru a ry k. I). X . }F, 1X4 DEOX Legal Notices for I he Navy, pleaded guilty In 1987 to spying for Israel. It also ranks with thr earllrr Wulkrr spy case In terms df potential damage to U.S. Interests. John A. Walker Jr., a retired Navy warrant officer, pleaded gullly In 1985 lo recruiting his son Michael and Ills lumber Anthony In an extensive naval espionage ring The espionage reportedly enabled Hie Soviet Union to Intercept and read secret naval communications from the Him* of Ihr Vlriuaiu War until the early 1980* Because sensitive military Information was at slake, some analysts suggest the nallonul security Implications were greater Iban in the Ames matter. Ames Is the mosi senior CIA employee ever accused of spying, but not the only one of Hupast decade. Former CIA officer Edward Lee Howard Red the country In 1985 and later was granted usylutn by Moscow. He was charged with conspiracy to deliver nallonul defense information to the Soviet Union. When U.S. tnielligenre operations continued lo go sour long after Howard ceased being a factor. Hie ageury began looking for a "m o le." Hut It look years In-fore the CIA and Fill zeroed In on Aincs. "W e've lost an awful lol on Hits case. This Is Hie first time that Ihrre has been a long-term penetration of the CIA by another Intelligence service." said David Whipple a former CIA agent and now dlrrctor of the Association of Former Intelligence Officers He said tile fart that Ames had passed a lie detector test twice threw off Investigators. "H e was full o f self-confidence. So he got away with It that w ay." Whipple said Sen. Malcolm Wallop. R-Wyo., a Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee, said the CIA has been loo lax In generally assuming the Improbability of a mole. "What we need Is a good solid look at Internal security at the agency." Wallop said In an Interview. He called the case posthumous vin­ dication of the late James Jesus Anglcton. thr Irgrndary CIA counterlnlelllgence chlrf who was forced lo retire In 1974 after spending much of his career looking for a CIA mole that he never found. Ames continued his uetlvllles alter the breakup of the Soviet Union, going lo work for Hie sucrcssor lo the KGH arid spying for Russia until a week ago. the FBI has rlmrgrd "Cold War or no Cold War. Hie plain and simple fuel o f the matter Is that both sides, the U.S. and Russia, engage In Intelligence and espionage ugalnst each other." said Rep Dan Gllckrnan. D-Kun.. chairman o f ihr House Intelligence Committee. "Those uetlvllles address a need for Information not otherwise available.” Even though the CIA Is tiring subjected to the most Intense scrutiny In years, the episode seems unlikely lo produce an Investigation as extensive as the Senate probe of 1975-70 choired by Church, an Idaho Dem ocrat , Mv ...... The Church Committee admonished the CIA for violating Its own charter and spying on Aniertcuns. Thr hearings Ird to lighter controls o( covert actions hy Congress. Legal Notices Legal Notices C IT Y O F L A K E M A R Y . F L O R ID A N O T IC E O F P U B L IC H E A R IN G N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N by tha B O A R D O F A D J U S T M E N T a t tha C ity o l la k e M a r y . F lo rid a , that said B o a rd w ill h o ld a P u b l i c H e a r in g o n W ednesday. M a rc h la. 1X4 at F X p m . o r a t loon a t povtibi# th ereafter, to convider a re q u a tl fro m K en n eth R end B illie Sue G ltfln . a p p lic a n t lo r o v a ria n c e to reduce elda yard fro m I}' to l p tro m t a i l p ro p e rty tin e to r garage The Vubiect t ile being located a t 111 Butt* H ill C o u rt p a r t ic u la r ly d e t c r lb e d a t M le w t Lot f l . L a k e B in g h a m W oo d, W a tt a t reco rd ed In P la t B ook X . P a g e t F l and F l ot tho P u b i c R e c o rd ! o l Sem inole C ou n ty. W H E R E A S , tha C it y ot Lan g wood. F lo rid a h a t a d o p t'd a revolution, re to rtin g to F lo rid a S la lu to IFOO], d e c la r in g s p e cia l a tvevvm e nl! lo r p a v in g Renter Avenue, tram le t In te rv e rlio n w ith O leander A ven u e. W eal to the end. and • W H E R E A S , the C ity ot Long wood. F lo rid a h a t c e u te d to be prepa red an a w e ttm e n l ro ll, vetting forth trio lo tt an d la n d t a w a w a d . me a m ou n t at banal,t to and tha a t te t tm e n f a g a in * ' o a th tot or p a rc o l ot land, and tha num ber ot a n n u a l in v ta ll m e n ti In w hich the a w e tv m e n t IV to be divided NOW . T H E R E F O R E . B E IT R E S O LV E D B Y TH E C IT Y C O M M IS S IO N O F T H E C I T Y O F LO N G W O O O . F L O R I O A . A S FOLLO W S: I T h a i owner* o l p ro p e rty to bo e v te tie d . o r on y other per tone in le rtv to d th e re in , m a y appear b tto re the C ity Com m in io n ot Ihe C ity o l Longw ood F lo rid a , on M a r c h F. 1X4. at I X p m in tha C o m m litto n C h a m b ert at IFS W a it W a rre n Avenue. Longw ood. F lo r id a or a t w o n theroetter a i la id m at ta r m a y bo t a ile d , lo r the pur p ole o l being h o a rd , a t to the p ro p rie ty and a d v lt a b illt y o l p a v in g Renter A v e n u e , fro m Ilk Interie < io n w ith O lea n d er A v e nue. W e il to the end. a i to the c o*i th a rfo l. a t to tha m a n n e r ot paym ent therefore, an d a t to the am ount thereat to be a tte tv e d o g e ln tl e a th p ro p e rty l o Im proved I That, at the tim e and p la ce M l lo rm In P a ra g ra p h I. the C ity C o m m litto n o l the C ity ol Longwood. F lo rid a , th a n m eet a t a n e q u a llin g b o a rd to h ear and co ntlder any a n d a ll com ploin tk a t to the s p e c ia l a t t e n m en tt herein be tore decla red , and th a n a d iu ii an d e q u a in e la id a it a t im e n t t on a b a t lt ot lu ttlc o and rig h t, on d w hen to equ a l lie d , a p p ro v e ta m o by resolution ot Iho C ity o l Lon g wood. F lo rid a ) That Iho C le rk o l the C ity Ol Longwood F lo rid a . Ik hereby d irected to g iv e w ritte n n otice o l la id above m eetin g, to e a ch o l tho p r o p e r t y o w n a r t w h o le n a m e t and a d d r e tM t a ra shown upon tha a u a it m e n l r o ll p ro pared In a cc o rd a n c e w ith F lo r Ida Slatuto I X 04 a n d to cau se to be published In the S a n lo rd H e ra ld t a id n o lle * s h a ll be published tw e e , at toast a week apart, p rovided th a t the last p u b lication th a n be a t toatt on* week p rio r to tho d a te ot the hearing 4 T h a i a ll r t t o lu llo n t in can lllc t herew ith, be a n d tha tam e, a r t hereby re p e a le d Ft. The P u b lic H e a rin g w ill be held In the C ity Com m l tv ion C h a m ber* at I X N orth C o u n try C lu b Road. L a k e M a r y Tha P u b lic It in v ite d to attend an d ba h e a rd S a id h ea rin g m a y continue tro m lim e to tim e x t t ll a fin a l a ctio n It m ade by the B oa rd of A n n u lm e n t B oa rd NOTE PERSONS ARE A D V IS E D THAT A T A P E D R E C O R D O F T H IS M E E T I N G IS M A O E B Y T H E C I T Y F O R IT S C O N V E N I E N C E T H IS R E C O R D M A Y NOT CON S T IT U T e A N A D E Q U A T E R E CO RO FO R THE P U R PO S E S OF A P P E A L FRO M A OE C IS IO N M A O E B Y T H E C I T Y A N Y P E R S O N W IS H IN G TO EN SU RE THAT AN AOE O U ATE RECO RD OF TH E P R O C E E D I N G S IS M A I N T A IN E O F O R A P P E L L A T E P U R P O S E S IS A D V I S E D T O M AK E THE N ECESSARY AR R A N G E M E N T S A T H IS O R H E R OWN E X P E N S E PER SO N S W IT H D I S A B IL I T I E S N E E O I N G A S S I S T A N C E TO P A R T I C I P A T E IN A N Y O F TH ESE P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L O C O N T A C T T H E C l TV A D A C O O R D IN A T O R 4t H O U » S IN A D V A N C E O F T H E M E E T I N G A T (40FIH4 XT4 C IT Y O F L A K E M A R Y . F L0 R I0 A C a ro l F e tte r, C ity C le rk D A T E D : F e b ru a ry Ik. 1X4 P U B L I S H F e b ru a ry TF. 1X4 010 X1 R E S O LU T IO N NO M M I A R E S O LU T IO N O F T H E C I T Y O F LO N G W O O O . F L O R I0 A . S E T T IN G T H E T IM E A N D P L A C E FOR A P P E A R AN CE OF O W NERS OF P R O P E R T Y OH O T H E R IN T E R E S T E D P E R S O N S TO A P P E A R B E F O R E T H E C IT Y C O M M IS S IO N O F T H E C I T Y O F LO NGW O O O . F L 0 R I 0 A W IT H R E S P E C T TO T H E I M P R O V E M E N T S TO B E M A O E TO R E IO E R A V E N U E A N D R E Q U IR IN G S A ID C IT Y C O M M IS S IO N T O S IT A t A B O A R D O F E Q U A L IZ A T I O N . W IT H R E G A R D T O A S S E S S M E N T S L E V I E D A B U T T IN G P R O P E R T Y OW NERS FO R P A Y M E N T FO R IM P R O V E M E N T S . C O N F LIC T S . S E V E R A B IU T Y AND E F F E C T IV E DATE S. That th li resolution than become affective Immediately upon II* passage and adoption PASSED AND AD O PTED T H IS FTH D A Y O F F E B R U A R Y . 1X4 P a u l L o v e ttra n d . M a y o r A ttott: G erald in e D Z a m b rl. C ity C le rk A pp roved a t to fo rm a n d le g a l' ty toe the u te end re lia n c e o l the C ity o l Longw ood. F lo rid a , a n ly R ic h a rd S T a y to r .J r C ity A tto rn e y P u b lis h F e b ru a ry X . IF. 1X4 DEO M l I I C O U N T Y O F S E M IN O L E N O T IC E A T T E N T IO N R ic h a r d C B e a r d t w o r t h and N o r m a L A lfo rd x th eir heirs, assigns, tra n sfers, o r Successors in In lev e l ls o n d It** untnnw n spouse* ot otl tho above HE S E C Ik TW P X S R G E H E S m u F T O F N 4 F ! t l FT O F S E to O F SE '4 E O F R Y ( L E S S R 0 1 I 4 I> F I R S T STREETl A re c e n t inspection o l tha above d e scrib e d p ro p e rty re re e le d the unoccupied struc lu re * o re unsafe, u n su itable for o c cu p a n cy and delr Im a rita l to the h ea lth , so le ly, and w elle re ot tha g e n e ra l public The struc lu r t * a r e a health e n d lire h o le r d due lo in o b iy w o m am le n e n c e . d i la p i d a t i o n , a n d aban d on m ent In a cc o rd a n c e with Sem inote C o u n ty O rd in a n c e 10 11 the above m entioned stru ctu re* or* d e c la re d to be a public n uitanc* and m u lt be dem olish ed end re m o v e d tra m the p rop erty th e d e m o litio n ond re m o v a l ot the s tru ctu re s rem oval ot motor veh icles, dead b e e t an d shrub* w a tt* a n d deb ris, and m ow ing o l g ro s s m u tt begin w ith in thirty 1X1 d a y s and ba com pleted w ith in n in e ty I X ) day* alter re c e ip t o t th is notice o r you m a y under fa* • in* a p p ea l pro cess a t o u tlin e d In Section S* ten 111 o t C o u n t y O r d l n o n c * N u m b e r x Ik To p u rsu e the a pp eei pro cess It w ill be necet te r y lo r you to appear betor* the B o a rd ot County C o m m it tio n e rt an d present ony rolevent o r m a to e ia i Iacts or evid en ce a t to w h y the above m entioned t lr u c t u r t t and associated tresh d e b ris, and waste should not be d o ctore d a public n u t lan ce If you w is h to appeal to Iho Board o l C o m m issio n ers, p ie a to 1*1 me know ond I w ill req u est the B o a rd to M t a tim e and date lor 0 hear Ing F e llu r e to beg.n cle a ra n ce ot the p ro p e rty o r tellu r* to appeal to the B o a rd Ot C om m ission ers w ith in th ir ty { X I d a y s alter re c e ip t ot th is notice m a y rttu tt in a ctio n being token by the Cou n ty to r the stru ctu res demol ivhed and rem oved A l l cos'* In cu rre d b y the C o m fy tor the dem o lito n and rem o v a l ot the stru ctu res, r e m o r il ot motor v e h ic le s dead traet and thrubv. m ow in g o l g r o w w ill be ****** e d to you ond m ay becom e a te n a g a in ,I your property It you h a v e a n y q u o t ie n t concerning th is m a tte r p to a u c a ll O ram * N w a n o d i *1 X I I I X . oetontton F ill P u b lis h F e b ru a ry k. t j . X IF. 1X4 DEO 1 R E S O L U T I O N NO X FW A R E S O LU T IO N O F TH E C IT Y O F LO NGW O O O FLO R I O A . S E T T I N G T H E T IM E A N D P L A C E FOR A P P E A R A N C E O F O W N E R S OF P R O P E R T Y O R O T H E R IN T E R E S T E O P E R S O N S TO A P P E A R B E F O R E T H E C IT Y C O M M I S S I O N OF T H E C IT Y O F LO N G W O O O . F L O R ID A W IT H R E S P E C T TO T H E IM P R O V E M E N T S TO B E M A D E TO S E C O N D P L A C E AND R E Q U IR IN G S A ID C IT Y C O M M I S S I O N T O ’ SIT AS A B O A R D O F E Q U A L IZ A T IO N . W IT H R E G A R D T O A S S E S S M E N T S L E V I E D A B U T T IN G P R O P E R T Y O W N E R S FOR P A Y M E N T FO R IM P R O V E M E N T S . C O N F LIC T S SEV E R A B IU T Y A N D E FF E C T IV E OATE W H E R E A S , the C ity ot Long w ood F lo rid a , h at adopted a re so lu tio n referrin g to F lo rid a S tatu te 1)0 01 d e c la rin g special a sse s sm e n t, lor pa ving Second P la ce , fro m Its Intersection with F o u rte e n th Avenue to its in te r to tlt o n w ith N orth County R o a d 41) and W H E R E A S . tt*a C ity ot Long w ood F lo rid a , h at ca u sed to be p re p a re d a n a tte ttm e n t ra il, to ttin g forth the lo ti ond landt a tte s te d tha am ount o l benefit •o an d tna a tte ttm e n t against e a c h lo t o r p a rcel Of land, and th* n u m b er ot annual Inttatl m e n tt In w h ic h lh* a tte ttm e n t It to be d iv id e d ; N O W . T H E R E F O R E . B E IT R E S O L V E D B Y T H E C IT Y C O M M IS S IO N O F T H E C IT Y O F LO N G W O O O . F L O R I D A . 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F lorid a , s h a ll meet a t a n e q u a llin g boa rd to hear an d co n sid er any *r*d a ll com p la in ts a t to th* sp e cia l assets m e n tt h ere in before declared a n d s h a ll ad|*ni an d e q u a iii* sa id a s s e tim e n it on a basis of I v t t k * on d right, on d when to e q u a llie d . app rove ta m e by reso lu tio n ot th* C ity of Long wood. F lorid # 1 That lh* C le rk o l the City o l Longw ood. F lo rid a . It hereby d ire c te d to g iv e w ritten notice ot sa id above m eeting, to each of lh * p r o p e r t y o w n e rs w hose n a m es an d addresses a re shown upon lh* a s to ttm e n t ro ll X * p a re d in accorda n ce w ith Flov Ida S la lu to IFOM a n d so ca w * lo b* published In the Sanlord H e r a ld s a id n o lle * s h a ll be p u b lish e d tw ice. * l toast a week a p a rt, p rovided that th* last p u b lic a tio n shall be a t toast on* week p rio r to the d a te Of lh* h e a rin g 4 T h at a ll r t t o lu lio n t in con file t herew ith, be ond the tam o, a ra h e rtb y repealed S T h a t th it resolution th an becom e effective Im m ediately upon l i t passage and adoption PA S S E 0 AND AD O PTED T H IS FTH D A Y O F F E B R U A R Y . 1X4 P a u l Lo v e ttra n d . M a y o r A tte s t G e ra ld in e O Z a m b rl. C lly C le rk A p p ro v e d a t to form and togall ty lo r th* u to and re lia n c e o l th* C ity of Longwood. F lo rid * , only R ic h a rd S T a y to r.J r C ity A ttorney P u b lis h F e b ru a ry X . IF. I X t O EO IX I Legal Notices IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F TH E E I G 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 f CO U N TY. F L O R ID A C a ta N * n m i C A I tK T H E D IM E S A V I N G S B A N K O F N E W Y O R K . FSB P la in tiff, vs H O A M A I V U . in d iv id u a lly H O A M A I V U a t Trustee ot Tru st detod S-7f X HAN MAI V U . in d iv id u a lly . H A N M A I V U a t T r u l l* * o l T r u l l d a te d g/IF/TF; U N I T E D S T A T E S O F A M E R IC A IN T E R N A L R E V E N U E S E R V IC E JO H N D O E end J A N E DOE D e fen dan t, N O T IC E O F S A L E N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y given t h a t p u r s u a n t la th * f in a l lu d gm en t o l toroctotuv*. I w ill t e ll th* p r o p e rty s itu a te In Sem inoto County, r lor Ida. a* s crib e d at L O T t. B L O C K G . S W E E T W ATER CLUB U N IT O N E . A C C O R D IN G TO T H E P L A T T H E R E O F A S R E C O R D E D IN P L A T BO O K II. P A G E S X IF. > N D X P U B LIC R E C O R D S O F S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y , w h ich h a t the p h y s ica l a ddress 0* X F Sweetw ater C lu b B l v d . Long wood F lo rid a I H W a t p u b lic tato. to th* highest end best bidder, tor cash. *1 th* w est Iro n ! doo r o f lh * Semlnol* C o m fy Courthouse. X I N P a n Avenue. S an lord F lo rid a H i l l , at II 00 A M x* A p r il 14.1X4 D a ted on F e b ru a ry 1 ! 1X4 M A R Y A N N E M ORSE C to rk ot the C ourt B y Jen# E J a to m c A t Deputy Ctork P u b lis h F e b ru a ry IF 4 M a rc h a 1X4 O E O IM IN TH E C O U N T Y C O U R T IH A N D F O R T H E N IN T H J U D I C I A L C IR C U IT . IN A N D F O R O RANG E COUNTY. F L O R ID A CASE N U M BER : C O f lt X D IV IS IO N : FI F IR S T F E D E R A L S A V I N G S & L O A N A S S O C IA T IO N O F O S C E O L A C O U N T Y .* c e rp o ra lto n e rith n g un der the law s ot th* U n ited S tatet of A m o r lea P la in tiff. y, T lM O T M V M F R A Z I E R and B A R B A R A F R A Z I E R , tu t wit*. D efendants AM ENOED N O T IC E O F A C T IO N TO B A R B A R A F R A Z I E R w h ose w h o re a b o u ls I t ' o r t tetknown but whose last know n address it I X Butternut Lane. Longw ood F lo r id * H F X Y O U A R E N O T I F I E D that th* obov* tty to d action to #n lo re* a toga) c la im tor a debt ow ing by you to tha P ia in t ill. F IR S T F E D E R A L S A V IN G S A L O A N A S S O C IA T IO N O F O S C E O L A C O U N T Y , h as bee n lito d against you m the C ir c u it C o u rt in a n d l x lh * N in th J u d ic ia l C ir c u it , f x O ra n g e County *F tor Ida a n d you o r* re q u ire d to serve e c a p , X your w ritten detoneet It any. t* it an L Y N N W A L K E R W R IG H T . E S Q U I R E . A tto rn e y fo r In* P la in tiff, wnos* a d d ress to kae South D illa r d Street. P O Bo> F ille d W inter G ard en , F lo rid * W W 1)40. on x betor 4 th* F in d day e l M a rch . 1X4. and eith er tu* m e a n g in a l w ith the Ctork ot Hus Court th ere a fter, oth erw ise a O eta u ll w ill be entered ag a in st you tor lh* re lie f dem anded in th* C om pla in t W IT N E S S m y hand and seal of th is C ou rt this tth day o l F e b ru a ry 1X4 tS E A L l FRA N C A R LTO N c le r k of the co urt B y Debbie T M c C a ll Deputy Ctork P u b lis h F e b ru a ry t l. X . I t 4 M a rc h * . 1X4 D E O 111 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 ID A P R O B A T E D IV IS IO N F ile N um ber f l f t* C P IN R E E S T A T E O F JO H N B U R T O N TROST D eceased N O T iC t T O C R E D I T O R S I enc Illa ry a d m irn tra tto 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 TH E A B O V E ESTATE Th* a n c illa ry a d m in istra tio n e l th* e tla to ot J O H N B U R T O N TR O S T . docootod. F lto N u m b e r « » F 0 C P. It pending In lh* C ir c u it C o u r t lo r S e m tn o lt County- F lx id * . P ro b a l* D lv l Sion, iho address o l w h ich is Sem inoto Cou n ty C ou rthou se. S a n fo rd F lo r id * H F F I Tha n am es and a d d r e t x t ot th* a n c illa r y p a r t a n a l r t p r * te n ta tiv e and that p erson a l re p re ie n ta tly e s attorn ey o r* t e l forth below A L L IN T E R E S T E D P E R S O N S A R E N O T I F I E D TH A T A H cred ito rs o l lh* decedent an d other persons h a v in g c la im s X dem ands again st decedent i estate on w hom o copy ot th is n olle* Ik te 'v e d w ith in three m o n th ! a lte r tho d ata o l th* flr t t p u b lication Ot thlk notice m u tt III* thair c la im s w ith th is C ourt W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R EE MONTHS A F T E R THE D A T E OF T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O f T H IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R THE D A T E O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F TH IS N O T IC E O N THEM A ll oth er c r e d ito rs o l th* decedent en d persons h avin g C la im s x dem ands a g e -n il th* tt t a t o ot lh* decedent m u tt III* th e ir c la im i w ith thlk cO w 'l W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R THE D ATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF T H IS N O T IC E A L L C L A IM S A N D OE M A N O S N O T SO F I L E D W I L L BE FO REVER BARRED The date o l lh* fie of p u b lic * Hon *1 thlk N olle* Ik F e b ru a ry IF. 1X4 A n c illa r y Person al Representative O ENE R STEPHENSO N P x l O ffice Boa ItOFFl C a sselb erry. F L X F I I O F F t A ttorney t x A n c illa r y P erson a l R epresen ta tive G E N E R S T E P H E N S O N .P A 101 N orm andy Road P o l l O fflc t Boe 1*0)11 C a s se lb e rry . F l x Ida I D II 0)FI Telephone 140)1 I X M i l P u b lis h F e b ru a ry 1) A M a rc h k. 1X4 OEOIX Legal Notices 21, 1994 - SB Legal Notices N O T IC E Th* SI Johns R iv e r W a to r M a n a g e m e n t D is t ric t has re c a lv e d a n a p p llc a t la n lo r W etlan d R esou rce M a n a g em en t pro|*<t tro m S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y . 510 LA KE M A R Y BO ULEVARD S A N F O R D . F L F1FF1. oppHca Hon r l l I I I O I X A G The p rotect is lo cated In Sem inoto County, Section t|. Tow nship 11 South Rang* x E a s t Th* a p p lic a tio n Ik t o r E X C A V A T I O N A N O F I L L I N G A S S O C IA T E D W IT H T H E C O N S T R U C T IO N ON T U S K A W I L L A R O A D Th* r* c a lv in g w a t e r b o d y Ik O A K FOREST LA K E Tl** f lt o lk l co nta in in g each of lh* above lu te d e p p lic a tto n lk l a re a v a ila b le lo r In sp e ctio n M o n da y through F rid a y eecep t f x le ga l h o lid a y s. I X a m to S X p m a t th* St Johns R iv e r W a te r M a n a g e m e n t D is t r ic t H ea d q u a rters or lh* a p p ro p ria te lie id o llic * W ritten o b|*ct!ont to the a p p lic a tio n m ay be m ad*, but should be tile d w ith (re ce lv e d b y ) the O it t r ic ! C tork. P O Boe l i l f . P a la tk a . F l x i d a IF 1)1 l i l t , no totoe than 14 d a y s fro m th* d ata ot p u b lic a tio n W ritten obiectton s should idea tlty th* objector by n am e a n d ] address, and fu lly d e s crib e th* o b |* ctlo n to the a p p lic a tio n F ilin g a w ritte n object Ion d o e , not e n title you to * C h a p te r I X , F lor id* Statutes. A d m in is tra tiv e H e a rin g O n ly those p e rso n s whose s u b sta n tia l tntorettk a r t a lte r ted by th* a p p lic a tio n and who flto a p etitio n m eetin g th* r a q u l r a m a n f t o f S e c t io n 40C 1 1JI, F A C , m ay o b ta in an A d m ln lk t r a t t v * H e a r in g A ll | tim e ly file d w ritten objectio ns w ill be presented to the B o a rd • x co n sid era tio n In Its d e li b a r* fton on a p p lic a tio n p rio r to th* B o a r d t a k in g a c tio n on th* a p p lic a tio n Shannon B a r lean Sr P e r m it D a ta T e ch n icia n P e r m it D a te S e rv ice s D iv is io n St Joh n s R iv e r W ator M a n ag em en t D is tric t P u b lis h F e b ru a ry l ) . t x * O EO M t I N V I T A T I O N TO B ID A N N U A L R E Q U IR E M E N T AGREEM ENT FO R S T R E E T . O R IV E W A V , S IO E W A L K . C U R B , A G U T T E R R E P A IR I A / R 141 S em in oto C o u n ty B o a rd ot Cou n ty C o m m is sio n e rs requests In te re ste d p a r lie s to s u b m it fo rm a l sealed b id s l x the above re tx e n c e d In vita tio n to B id B id p a cka g es w ill be a v a ila b le a t th* C ou n ty’ s P u rc h a s in g D < v isio n located at not E 1st Street. R o om not S a n lo rd F L1 1 F F I R equ est lo r b id docu m en t, m a y be m ad* b y t a llin q (act) H I M X eeten slon III*, or yta fa c s im ile * ! I i o m x H ak B id s m ust be re c e iv e d by th* P u rc h a s in g D iv is io n no later than 1 X p m (lo c a l lim a ) on W ed n e sd a y. M a r c h tk IX a B>ds re ceiv ed a lto r such tim e w ill be re tu rn e d unopened A ll b ids s h a ll tie opened p u b lic ly and re a d aloud A P ro B 'd C onference w ill be h eld on M a rc h 1. 1X4 i t I X a m (lo ca l tlm e l at E n v iro n m e n ta l S e r v le t* C o n fe re n c e Room . 10004 Southgate D rive. S an lord. F ix i d a A L L P R O S P E C T I V E B ID O ERS ARE H E R E B Y CAU T IO N E D N O T TO C O N T A C T A N Y M E M B E R OF THE SEM IN O LE C O U N I V B O A R D OF C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R S , COUNTY M AN AG ER OR COUNTY STAFF M EM B ER S R E G A R O IN G THE ABO VE B IO A L L C O N T A C T S M U S T BE C H A N N E LE D THROUGH T H E P U R C H A S I N G 0 IV IS IO N Contact W endy G e ltch . Pur t h a im g S u p e rv is o r, a t ( M t l 111 I I X a t t e n t i o n F I D to r fu rth e r I n tx m a lto n M/WBE’t x e en co u ra ged to p a rtic ip a te in the b id pr x e s t P u b lis h F e b ru a ry FF. 1X4 D E O 141 R E S O L U T I O N N O M F44 A R E S O LU T IO N O F THE C IT Y O F LO N G W O O O F L O S ID A S E T T I N G T H E T IM E AMD P LA C E FO R A P P E A R A N C E OF O W N E RS OF IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T P R O P E R T Y O R O T H E R IN IN A N D F O R T E R E S T E O P E R S O N S TO S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . A P P E A R B E F O R E T H E C IT Y F L O R ID A C O M M IS S IO N O F T H E C IT Y P R O B A T E O IV I1 IO N O F LO N G W O O O . F L O R ID A F I L E N O W 0*4 C P W IT H R E S P E C T TO T H E IM IN R E T H E E S T A T E O F P R O V E M E N T S TO B E M A O E M ARVCAMAROTE. TO SOUTH O A K S T R E E T AN O D ec** sad R E Q U IR IN G S A ID C IT Y N O T IC E O F C O M M IS S IO N TO SIT A S A A D M I N IS T R A T I O N B O A R O O F E Q U A L IZ A T IO N T h * a d m in is t r a t io n ot th* W IT H R E G A R D T O A S S E S S o tto to X M A R Y C A M A R O T E . M E N T S L E V I E D A B U T T IN G d e c e a s e d . F ll* N u m b e r P R O P E R T Y O W N ERS FOR * 4 X 4 C P . Ik pen d in g in th* P A Y M E N T F O R IM P R O V E C i r c u it C o u r t to r S e m in o le M E N T S . C O N F LIC T S , S E V County. F t x t d * . P ro b a te D lv l E R A B IL IT Y AN O E F F E C T IV E n o n th* a ddress X w h ic h it DATE P o s t O ffice D re w * ' C, S a n lo rd W H E R E A S , lh * C ity o t Long F tor Ida m i l Th* nam e end wood F tor id a has adopted a address of th* person al r e p r t resolution, re to rtin g to F lx i d a te n ta tiv e end ot th* p erson a l Statute I X 01. d e c la rin g tp e c ia l re p re s e n ta tiv e 's a tto rn e y e re a it e s t m e n t i tot p a v in g South M t t x t h betow O ak Street, fro m Its m te rto clio n A L L C L A IM S A N D O B J E C w ith E M a in * A venue to Its TIO N S N O T SO F I L E O W I L L In tx s o c tio n w ith H older A ve BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D nu* end A l l in te re s te d per son s a re | , W H E R E A S , the C ity of Long re q u ire d to lit* w ith th* C o u rt wood. 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F l x i d a x a s soon th tv ta tte r a t sa id m at 40F S it 4401 F t o r t d a B e r N o IftM F to r m a y be c a lle d , lo r th* P u b lis h F e b ru a ry IF B M a r c h purpose o l being h eard , as to the p ro p rie ty and a d v is a b ility o l k. 1X4 p a v in g South O ak Street trom O E O 1)1 III in te rse ction w ith E M a in e A ven u o to its Intersect ion w ith IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T fie ld e r Avenue, a t to the cost IN A N D F O R thereof a t to the m an n er ol S E M IN O L f CO U N TY. paym ent t h x e l x t . and as 10 the F L O R ID A am ount thereof to be a tte s te d P R O B A T E D IV IS IO N again st each property to Im F I L E N O .f M O - C P proved IN R E T H E E S T A T E O F 1 That *1 th* tin** and piece A L A N E SUROSKY. sat t x t h In P a ra g ra p h I. th* D eceased C ity C o m m issio n o l the C ity o l N O T IC E O F Longwood. F torld *. s h a ll m eat A D M I N IS T R A T I O N a t an tq u a lllln g b o a rd to h e x T h * a d m l n l il r o l lo n o t th e an d co n ,.dvr a n y and a ll com • sta te e l A L A N E S U R O S K Y . p la in ts a t to th* spec to! ****** d e c e a s e d . F ll* N u m b e r m e n tt h x e in betor* d e cla re d *4 34 C P . II p e n d in g in lh * an d sh a ll a d iu t l an d e q u a l'!* C ir c u it C o u r t lo r S o m ln o lo sa id assessm ents on • b a s is o l County. F lx i d a . P ro b a l* D lv l lu s tic e and rig h t, an d when to ston. tho a ddress o l w h ic h Ik e q u a llie d . a p p ro v e sa m e by P O D ra w e r C. Sentord. F i x id* resolution o l tho C ity X Long M i l t Th* nam e and add ress ot wood. F l x Ida the personal rep resen ta tiv e an d , 1 T h at th* C le rk of The C ity ot ot th* p x t o n a l rep re se n ta tiv e * Longw ood. F lx i d a . IS hereby a t tx n e y a re set t x t h below d ir x t e d to g iv e w ritte n n otice of A L L C L A IM S A N O O B J E C sa id above m eeting, to te c h ot TIO N S NO T SO F I L E O W I L L th* p r o p e r t y o w n e r s w h ose BE FO R EV ER B A R R ED n am es an d add resses a re shown A ll In te re ste d p e rso n s a re upon th* assessm ent r X I pr* re q u ire d to III* w ith th* C o u rt p a red in a c c x d a n c * w ith F i x W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S Ida Statute lFOOa, and to cause FRO M THE D ATE OF TH E to be pu b lish ed In th* Santord F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F H e r a ld s a id n o lle * s h a ll be T H IS N O T IC E 111 a ll c la im s pu b lish ed tw ice, at least a wees a g a in st the estate an d 111 a n y a pa rt, p rovided that th* last o b l a c l io n b y a n I n le r a s t a d p u b lica tio n s h a ll be at t* *,t on* parser* to w hom n o lle * w o t week p rio r to the da** ot the m o ile d that ch allen g es the v a lid h ea rin g Ity X th* w ill, th* q u a lific a tio n s 4 That a ll resolu tion s In con of tho person a l rep resen ta tiv e, lllc t herew ith, bo ond tho sam e venue o r ju ris d ic tio n o f tho a re hereby repealed court ) That th is resolution shall Dot* ot tho lir s l p u b lic a tio n ot becom e e lte ctlv * Im m ediately th is n otice o l a d m in istra tio n upon Its passage and adopt ix t F e b ru a ry IF, 1X4 PASSED AND ADO PTED NANCY K SUROSKY. T H IS FTH O A Y O F F E B R U P e rso n a l R epresen ta tive A R Y . 1X4 A ttorn ey t x P erson a l P a u l L o v e ttra n d M ayor R e presen ta tive A ttest CH AR LES A D E H LIN G E R . G x a ld in e D Z a m b rl. C ity Ctork ESQ A pp roved a t to f x m and le g a li k it P a lm Sprin gs D r . *I1F ty t x lh* us* and re lia n c e o l the A lta m o n te Springs. F L I1F0I C lt y o l Longw ood. F lx k fa .O n ty 40FIU I 440) R ic h a r d S T a y to r.J r F lx i d a B a r N o 1X)*F C ity A t t x n e y P u b lis h F e b ru a ry IF A M a r c h P u b lis h F e b ru a ry X IF. 1X4 k. 1X4 o e o te i O E O IS! I N O T IC E O F P R O P O S E D P U R C H A S E OF R E A L PR O PERTY BY S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y P U B L I C S C H O O LS N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y P U B L I C S C H O O LS W I L L C O N S I D E R T H E A P P R O V A L O F A N O P T IO N C O N T R A C T F O R T H E P U R C H A S E O F C E R T A I N R E A L P R O P E R T Y T O B E U S E D F O R T H E E X P A N S I O N O F SO U T H S E M I N O L E M I D D L E S C H O O L A T ITS R E G U L A R M E E T I N G TO B E H E L D O N T U E S D A Y . A P R I L 11. 1X4 A T 1 X P M A T T H E S C H O O L B O A R D H E A O Q U A R T E R S . 1111 M E L L O N V I L L E A V E N U E . S A N FO R D . F L O R IO A TH E S E L L E R S C A S S E L B E R R Y IN V E S T M E N T P R O P E R T IE S L IM IT E D T H E P U R C H A S E P R I C E 11)0.000 00 T H E P R O P E R T Y D E S C R I P T I O N IS T H E P R O P E R T Y IS L O C A T E D ON T H E W E S T S ID E O F S O U T H S E M I N O L E M I D O L E S C H O O L A F U L L L E G A L D E S C R I P T I O N IS A V A IL A B L E F R O M T H E F A C IL IT IE S P L A N N IN G O E P A R T MENT P u b lis h F e b ru a ry IF, 1X4 O E O 741 �uisfesiit Ljti'iti',-^!ij Cwwfcj j&Fbi‘ H M H 1 0 1 - San lord Herald, Senlord, Florida - Sunday, February 27, 1994 Legal Notices [ Legal Notices Legal Notices N O T IC E O F F IC T I T I O U S N A M E N o n ce I* h e re b y given that we e re engaged In b u tln e tt at 170 D ia c s t a n d T e r r a c o i l l * . Apopka F L 1771). Som inolo C o u n ty , F lo r i d a , u n d e r th* F lctltio u * N orn * o l O R L A N D O IN T E R N A T IO N A L T R A V E L , end 'h o t we in ten d to rog itto r to id nem o w ith the D tvltio n o l Corporation*. T o iia h a tte e . Fior Ida. in a c c o rd a n c * w ith the p r o v it lo n t o l Iho F lc t lt io u * N om e Statute*. T o W it Section M S 1*. F lo rid a Statute* 11*1 jo m ito h M a ir a o h A b e t M a ir a e h P u b llth F o b ru o r y 7 7 .il* * D E O ISO IN I N C C I R C U I T C O U H T 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, F L O R ID A P R O R A T E D I V IIIO N F IL E N U M B E R : M I X CP IN R E E S T A T E O F O A V IO L E E M O U E R . O ttu w l N O T IC E O F A D M I N IS T R A T I O N Th* e d m ln iilr a f io n o l lb# n l l ' t H O A V IO L E E M O U E R d « t iu d F IN N u m ber *4 I N C P . I i pend.ng In th* C irc u it C ou rt lo r Sem inole County. Ftor Id o . P r o b a t e O l v l l l e " . th e a d d re ti ot w h ich It H I N P o rk A r t S ontord F L The non** ot th# P * r t o n * l R e p 'e ie n la llv e ond ot th# nam# ond a d d re ti of tho P r i o r u i R#***»#nto1l**'t a flam e * o ro lo t forth beta* ALL in t e r e s t e d p e r SONS A R E N O T I F I E D T M A T A ll p e r ie n i on w hom t h li notice it u r v t d who h o ro ob le t f o n t that ch allon eo Iho v a lid Ity ot tho w ill, tho q u a liric e iio n i 0* tho p o rto n a l re p ce te n ta tirt. *onuo o r | u ritd k rio n o l t h li C ourt a ro requ-red to Ilia thoir o b l o c t lo m w it h title C o u rt W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F TH R EE M ONTHS A F T E R THE D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R THE O ATE O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F TH IS N O T IC E TO THEM A ll c r e d ito r! o l the decedent and other p o rte n t h a t ing c la lm t o r dem and* a g a m tt decedent t n ’ I ' l on w hom a copy o l th it notice II te rve d w ith in three m onth! a lte r the date ot the flr tt p u b lic a tio n ot w it nonce m u tt tile th eir c t o im i w ith fh ft C ourt W IT H IN T H E L A T E R O F T H R E E M ONTHS A F T E R THE D A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I ­ C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y D A YS A F T E R TH E D A T E OF S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F T H IS N O T IC E O N THEM A ll o th e r c r e d ito r* o l th* decedent and p o rte n t h avin g cla im * o r d tm o n d t a g a in tl th* docedont t e tia 'o m u tt III* *h*lr cto-m t w ith thl» co urt W IT H IN T H R E E /M O NTH S A F T E R T H E O A T E O F T H IS F IR S T P U R L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E A L L C L A IM S . D E M A N D S A N D O B J E C T I O N S N O T SO F IL E D W IL L B E F O R E V E R BARRED Tho d o lt o l Iho l i f t ! p u b lic o •ion o l t h li N o lle * i t F o b rv o n r N O T IC E O F S A L E P u rtu o n l to F lo rid * S lotulet. S o il Storage A c t. Sec Horn 1 1 M * A I I 107 S a le o l O lllc o A H o u t e h o ld g o o d * In lo o te d tpac*. I* t a t llf y ow ner Hem II Joh n n y C a n tre ll *0 M ic h a e l A llk o n ISO K e rry M cQ u * d * 7 0 0 J M E I. Inc 111 J o lt M *|*ro* J H R o bert Z ic c a r d i JO* S e rv ic e T echnique*. Inc 1M D a v id S m ith To be to ld o r d itp o to d Ol Tuot M a r |. i l l * o t H o r n . P u b lic A u ctio n , c a th enty A t: tu n R ay S ta rt A w a y . 410 R in e h a rt Road L a k e M a r y . F L 177aa Soma m ay p a y up C a ll 1*011111 *11) P u b llth F e b ru a ry 10.17. t«14 D E O I7 S N O T IC E O P C H A N G E Tho O lt t r lc t B o a rd ot Truttoe* ot Som lnota C o m m u n ity College a n n o u n ce * O c h a n g e In tw o tp o c lo l b o a rd m ooting* to w hich a ll per ton* o ro In vited D o te o n d Tim # M onde* F e b ru o ry 7*. 111*. J 00 p m . tu b iect to co n tin u a n ce M e n d e r. F e b ru ­ a ry J*. t i t * m o a tin g h a t been CAN CELLED T h u rtd o y . M a r c h 1 in * . I N pm. tub)*<t to conllnw P la c e M u lt i P u rp o te Room I Student C a n to r I P u rp o te A u th o rlie tio n o l the o c g u ltltlo n o l re a l property tar on t o i l ca n to r on d other rotated a u th or n a tio n * A co py of the agen d a m ay be ob ta in e d b y w r itin g to E a r l S W e ld o n . P r e t ld e n t . Som lnota C om m cm ity Cottage, too Wotdon B o u le v a r d S e n lo r d . F lo r id * 11771. o r b y c a llin g 111 1*10. a tte n tio n 111 on d a rra n g in g tor a n a g e n d o to b o m o ile d or O rtatabta tar p ic k up P o r te n t a ro a d v tto d that. II •hoy d ecid e to app ea l c lit a n m a d e a t Ing*/hearing*, th ey w ttl need a re c o rd *1 Iho proceeding* ond ta r tu t h p u rp o te . they m o* need to In tu rg m a t a v e rb a tim record o l tho p ro ce e d in g * I* m ode, w h ich re c o rd Include* Iho N t h m a n y a n d e v id e n c e upon w hich tho a p p ea l It ta bo bated, per Section 1 M 01 0J F lo rid a S la t wtat Service* w ill bo a v a ila b le ta p a rticip a n t* w ith te n to ry lm p a ir m en It It r ague* ted of lo e tf one w eek In a d v a n ce Pleat# n otify D r. W e ld o r, ta c re ie ry ta M M 17. IRC NANCY ADKINS Ponenel Roprotontotlvo Attorney lor Pononel Repretentoihr* JE F FR E Y D DCEN F IS H E R . L A U R E N C E . D EEN RFRO M AN G Florida Bor <*5717* IIS S W a th n o n to D rlv o . Suite JC*0 Attom onte Spring*. F L M i l* 1017)101 tlit P u b llth : F e b ru a ry 17 A M a rc h L It** DEO1ST P u b llth F e b r u a r y 17. I ll* D E O IS* L K Q A L A D V E R T Ik E M R N T F O R BIDS 0*7*4-11 4 » - Seo'od BIO S w ill b* rocelvod by th* C ity o l Sontord *t City Hall, n o N P a rk Avonua. Sontord. Florida X777I. at the C ity H all In Iho Pvrchetm g Office. Roam 141, until 1 01 P M Local Tim a, on March n. til* , tar Tewne Cantor Bovtavard St John* P arkw ay Roadway and Intrattructur* Canttrvctlon Bid* w ill b* opened publicly and road aloud Immodlately thereafter In the C ity Cem m ittionert Chamber, Room 111. Th* work propotod under th li prelect ca n tlttt pf roadway, utmnet end Itorm dralnag* eonrtruetton on M v o ra l two and tour tan* roadway* ed|*c*nf ta the Somlnota Town* Cantor m o ll tit* Th* propotod tcop* ul work I*: A Town* Center B ir d — Roadway. rignalitatton. potable and reclaim ed water m alm , tannery and H u m towe r ty tte m i on ep p ro iim etaiy 7.008 L F *1 four (4) lone divided rood* Th* roadway alignment ha* bean cleared and grubbed, and IHI and tome ttarm •awori have bean in tla l led at IIt nerth ond. B. St John Parkw ay — R o a dw iy, tig n alItalian , pptabta and rectal mod water main*, and ttarm tewer and retention pond tyttam t on opprotlm ataiy I M L F o l M ur (*l tan* divided read* C. North Town* Road — Raadway. potable water lln**. tannery and ttarm tower ty tta m t an approxim ately 719 L F o l two (1) tan* rotd CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be examined al the following location* I Conklin. Porter A Helm et — Engineer*. Inc.. *00 W etl Fulton Street, Sontord. Florid* H i l l 1 City ot Sontord. TOO N. Park Avonua, E ng ineerin g Office. Room 771. Sanford. 7 tend* 77771 1. Control Florid* Builder* Exchange. 1*0 N. W ym cre Road. Winter P ark. Florid* * F W Dodge Plan Room*. *01E . South Street. Suita M*. Orlando. Florida M il. Cop let at the CO N TRACT D O C U M E N T S m ay be obtained ot the otiicot *4 Conklin. Porter A Hot m ot — Engineer*. I n c . P O Boa >*». see W F U ttar street. Sentard. F lo rid a u m t m at * ca»l of U O ltO p o r tot Inon rehavdottal In cath o r check mad* payabta la Conklin. P arlo r A Holm** — Engineer*. Inc. Each Bidder ih e ll attend a mandatary P ro -S M meeting t* be hold on M arch 11. I ll* at 1:10 PM . at th* Engineering Department Sanford C ity H all. F ailu re ta attend th it P re B id meeting w ill re te ll In Bid* Irem non attending Bidder* betng|udB*d new retpentlve A il Bidder* mutt b* F O O.T. qualified for reodw ay conttructlen of th* mognltud* of thl* protect Bidder* m u lt include a copy o l Ihoir F 0 O T. cortilicolw n with th tlr bid F a ilu re ta provide document* lien ol c u rrtn l (within th# l*tt II m o n th il F O O T , c a rllllco tlo n w ill retuit in the t.bm ittod bid being fudged non r v tp o m lr t Each BID tftall be tubmittad In dupllcota original* In a tootad envelope mowing the n o n e a* the B ID D E R end m arked "B IO FOR TOWNE C E N T E R BLVD./ST. JOHNS P A R K W A Y -R O A D W A Y AND IN F R A S T R U C T U R E CO N STRUCTIO N". BIDS than conform ta and bo r e tp o n lv * ta th* CO N TRACT D O CUM ENTS tar Ihl* contract ond m utt be accom panied by a Bid Bond tor | \ of th* maxim um amount of Bid. Any Bid* received otter the oboe* data and llm * w ill not be occeptad under any condition* Bid* may be hold by th* Owner (and m utt rem a in valid) tar a period not exceeding K day* from th* dot* of th* B id opening tor tho purpote of reviewing Bid* end Invetltgottng the guallllcdtlon* e l fh* Bidder* prior ta awarding th* Cdntroct. Th# Owner rotary** fhe right to waive any informelltl** and to accept o r refect any ond a ll Bid* m whole or In port, which r*|octton In hi* lodge men t. I* In Iho botl im ereti of fh# Owner The Owner encourage* the u m of M B E 7 W B E and D B E a t gonorol contractor* and/or wbcentr actor* Bidder* mutt complete the Pub lic E ntity Crim e* Statement I SectIon08*K of lh#M ipecIlicotlanf I. Bidder* m utt complete th* F lorid* Trench Sdfoty Statement (Section S04M ot th*M tp oclflcottan tl. A ll gu*tt>on* regarding th* pro|*ct IhOutd be directed In xerltlng to Conklin. Portae A Hoi met — Engineer*. Inc., P O . Boa IBM. Sontord. F L 17777 7*81. Factlm ll* (*87) 1108*11. attention "Town# Cantor B ird / S t John* Parkw ay" Ouetl ont received later then leven calendar day* prior ta bid opening w ill not b* am w orod C IT Y O F SANFORD Wattar Shear in Pureha img Agent P u b llth February 17, no* DEO 111 CELEBRI1 V C IP H E R Ceworr, Low I'icuytni» • ciexk* hew, oeixucm *y l e w * peoew oexi en#ew x iKxwwnrecetwtuMita '( U n i t w J r p n t C L W Z L O J R U V M M P L O , F X M O M W - W Z L P O C P M W M L U O X Z V H S H U N , O M D X S D X E H Z N B O W T P R O N Z H L J O V . ‘ . PREVIOUS SOLUTION Tm no) the lean bit fliijppwritod mat I'm lomambprod primarily lot my horror rota* *’ — Vinconl Pnc# IN T H f 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 ID A P R O B A T E D IV IS IO N F ile N um ber M I t l C I N R E E S T A T E OF P H Y L L I S B CUOW ORTM Oeceeved N O T IC E O F A D M I N IS T R A T I O N T h e a d m in lit r a t io n ot th* o * to fo ot P H Y L L IS D CUOW ORTH d e c e a te d F ile N u m b e r 1* 1t| C P , It pen d in g In th e C ir c u it C ourt tor Sem .nota C o u n ty . F ta n d a P ro b e ta O lv l tlo n . th# edd retx o l w h ic h it P O D ra w e r C S a n fo rd Florida 11771 Th* nam e* end * d d r e * ie t ot th* p e rto n a l repr# te n ta tiv e a n d the p e rto n a l re p r e t e n t a t ir t 't attorney a re tat fo r th 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 T H A T A l l p e r to n t on w h om th it n o tic e It te rv e d who h a v e ob t e c t io n i that ch allen g e the v a lid Ity o l the w ill. Iha qua i it ICo Ilo n t o f th * p o rto n a l re p r o ta n ta tir t v e n u e o r ( u v iid id io n ot th>t C o u r t o r* re q u ire d to til* thoir o b l o c t l o m w it h t h i t C o u r t W IT H IN TH E L A T E R OF T H R E E M O NTHS A F T E R THE O A T C O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T I O N O F T H IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y 0 A V S 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 T H IS N O T I C E O N THEM A l l c r e d ito r! of Iho decedent a n d o th e r p e rto n t h a v in g c t a im t o - d e m e n d t a g a m tt d ecede nt • e tta t o on w hom * co py of th it n o lle * It t e r r t d w ith in rtv t* m o n th * a tta r th* data ot th* lire* p u b lic a tio n of thl* n o lle * m u tt III* fh o-r c ta im t w ith th it 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 O A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T I O N O F T H IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R THE O A T E OF S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F TH IS N O T IC E O N THEM All other creditor! Ol th* r ecedeni and portent having ctaimt or dtmondt ega rut Iho docedont t ttta!* mutt til* thoir claim* with thl* court WITHIN t h r e e m onths a ft e r IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T FOR S E M IN O L E CO U N TY. F IO R I0 A P R O B A T E D IV IS IO N Ftl* N u m b e r *4 044 C P IN R E E S T A T E O F NORM A L E E C R O S S a - k i* Norm # L C re te D eceated N O T IC E O F A D M I N IS T R A T I O N (On* P R I The o d m ln it t r o lt o n o l Ih* ttla t* ot N O R M A L E E CR O SS a lto known o t N o rm a L C ro tt. d e c e a te d F it * N u m b e r *4 044 C P . I* p e n d in g in th* C ir c u it C o u r t lo r S e m in o le County F lo rid * . P ro b a ta O tvi »ion. the a d d r t t t o l w h K h I* P O 0»*w#r C Van lo rd F lor Ida 11771 M l* Th* nam * a n d add ret* ot th* P e r to n a l R e p re t a n t a llv * and Ih# P e rto n a l R e p re ta n ta tiy e * attorney a re le t fo rth be taw ALL IN T E R E S T E D PER SO N SA R E N O T IF IE D T H A T A ll p e r to n t o n w hom th it n olic* It te rv e d who have Oh le cb o n t that c h a lle n g e th* v a lid Ity o l th# W ill, th* q u a lific a tio n ! *• th* P e rto n a l R e preton ta tiv* venue or lu r ttd lttie n ot th it C ourt ore re q u ire d ta lit* their b h i e c i lt f i * w it h I M i C o u r t W I T H I N T H E LATER O F T H R E E M O NTH S A F T E R THE O A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F T H I S N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R T H E D A T E OF S E R V IC E OF A C O P Y O F TH IS N O T IC E O N THEM A ll c r e d ito r! o l th* decedent and ether p e rto n t h a v in g cla im * or dem and! a g a m tt decedent t V ita l* on w hom a copy of thl* n o te* I* te rv e d w ith in three month* a fter the d e l* ot th* l i r t i p u b lica tion of t h it nolle* m u tt file their c ta im t w ith th it C ourt 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 D A T E OF T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E O R T H IR T Y D A Y S A F T E R T H E O ATE OF 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 it o r ! o l th* decedent and p e rto n t having c ta im t o r d e m a n d t a g a m tt th* decedent t e tla ta m in t in# their cta im t w ith th it C o u rt W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R TH E O A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E A L L C L A IM S DEM ANDS A N O O B J E C T I O N S N O T SO F IL E D W IL L B E F O R E V E R BARRED Th* dot* ot tho l i r t l P u b lic o tq n ot th it n o tice It F e b ru a ry 78 1*14 P e rto n a l R tp re te n ta ti* * DONNA M A E K E L LO G G 74*1 C ota Rood Cotum but O h io 41111 A ttorney tar P e r to n a l R t p r o t o o t a 'ir t M e r r ill N C r o t t F lo rid a B o r N o U 1 M I Law O ttic o o l M o r r ill N C r o t t at C ro t t Street P O Bo* DC Norton. M a t ta c h u to r it 8174* Telephone I M i l IBS S IM Publlth February 70 77. 1014 DEO 117 P S -tt* — L e g a l A d v e rtn a m e n l T H E B O A R O O F C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R S S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A S e p a ra ta M a ted K i i r e u w n i ot Intarott tar P S 140 A rch ite ct B n g lnw enng la m e * * ' P u b lic Safety Cem pta* w ill b e octep ta d by S e m in o le County et m e office * o l the P u rth a tm g D iv itie n u n til M i P M . lo c a l llm *. T u etd a y. M a r c h 77. 1*14 O r* m a rk e d ' ’o rig in a l' a n d * .g M (|) cop**! m u tt be tu b m itta d E tp r e tk ta n t o f Inter**! ro c e lv o d a tta r the tp o c llw d data t h o ll be return ed unopened S C O P C O F S E R V IC E S To provide *H A/E Service* tor m* detign of * now multi ttary facility tor th* Public Safety and Sheriff i Office* m ail OR OEllVER TO Coxmty Service* Building 1111 Eetl Firtt Street. Purthetmg Olvillon Room7781 Sontord Fiortda1)777 SUBMITTALS MUST BE RECEIVED IN TmE PURCHASING division , mi cast first street, srd floor - room *770b. S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . N O L A T E R T H A N 1 80 P M L O C A L T I M E E X P R E S S IO N S O F IN T E R E S T R E C I E V E O A F T E R THAT T IM E W IL L NOT BE A C C E P T E O M A R K O U T S ID E O F E N V E L O P E ; P S 14* A rc h ite c t En g in eerin g S e r v ic e * 'P u b lic Safety C o m p le x Som ln ota County en courage* M B E / W B F p a rtic ip a tio n F O R F U R T H E R IN F O R A U k T IO N . C O N T A C T L I N D A C JO N E S . P U R C H A S I N G D IV IS IO N . C O N T R A C T S A N A L Y S T . 1407) » l 1170, E X T E N S I O N 7111 o r 7117 P S 144 C O M P L E T E P A C K A G E IS A V A I L A B L E IN T H E P U R C H A S I N G O l V IS IO N A T N O C H A R G E M O T E t A ll p ro sp e ctive offeror* aro hereby ca u tio n ed not to c o n t a c t a n y m em ber o l Iha Som lnota County B o a rd et County C * m m ta riW '# rv Cou n ty M a n a g e r o r Setae Iion C o m m u te * reg a rdin g ttta a b o r t propouai A n y In qu lrta t p erta in in g to n u t E x p r tt tta n ot In ter* * ! m u tt be d ire c te d through th* P u rc h a im g D lv ltta n contact p e r to n noted a b o r t Tho County w ill not en terta in or b* re ip o n u b ta lo r a n y o ra l I n te rp re te to n i g iv e n by a n y C ou n ty em ploy**. r * p r * M n t * llr t o r o th e r l The Ittu an c* o l a w ritten addendum It the o n ly g llt c lo l m eth od w h e re b y In terp reta tion , c la r if ic a t io n or a d d itio n a l Inter m o tio n c o n be given Addendum !*) If a n y. w ill be I ttu o d o n ly by th* P u rc h o tin g D lv ltta n to o il firm * o f re co rd a* h a v in g re c e iv e d th it p a cka g e Th# C e w t y re te rv e t the rig h t to r*|ect a n y o r a ll e ffo rt, w ith or w ith o u t co ut*. to w a iv e Ie th n ic * 11H at. o r ta accept Ih* o ffe r w hich in It* b e t l judgem ent b o tl to r v o t th* Intarott o f th* Cou n ty Cool of tu b m lt t o l gf th ft a lta r It c a n tld tr o d an opo rttton o l c o t! o f the offerer a n d t h o ll nof b* p o tte d on ta o r born* by in# Com ity C o n tr o l S o rv ic o t/ P u rc h o tin g 1101 E IH Street - R o om »IJOi S o n to rd . F L 11771 Publlth Fobruory 17.1114 DEO111 A D V E R T IS E M E N T T H E B O A R D O F C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R S T H E C O U N T Y O F S E M IN O L E S e p a ra ta tootad b id ! to r F C 704 0 4 * A venue ond L a k e M o bil* D r iv e P a v in g & D ra in a g e E d it A lta m on te w ill be a ccepte d by Ih* S e m in o le County B o a rd of Cou n ty C o m m ittto n o rt ot th* o tllc o t ot Ih* P u r c h o t in g D lv ltta n . u n til 7 00 P M . local llm * . W od n otfloy. M a rc h 71. I N 4 Bid* w ill be p u b lic ly opened and re a d a lo u d a t toon a t p o t t lb l* th ereafter in the Cou n ty S e r v k e t B u ild in g . R o om ft87t. B e a r d ot County C o m m iitta n o rt A u d ito riu m . 1)01 E tot Street. S o n to rd . F lo rid a Th* p e r io n w hot* duty It It to open bid* w ill decide w h e n cto tin g tim e h o t a rriv e d and no bid* re c e iv e d a tta r th* tp e c tlta d tim e w ill be c o n tle e re d Bid* re ceiv ed a tta r tn* (pa cified tim e t h a n be return ed unopened M A I L O R D E L I V E R TO Cou n ty Service* B u ild in g 1181 E l i t SI ro o t. P u rc h o tin g D lv ltta n R o om 7141. Senlord F lo rid a 11771 BIDS M U S T B E R E C E I V E D IN T H E P U R C H A S I N G D IV ISIO N . 1101 E . 1ST S T R E E T - R O O M D U - S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . NO L A T E R T H A N 1:90 P M . L O C A L T I M E . O N B ID O P E N I N G O A T E B I D S R E C E I V E D A F T E R T H A T T I M E W I L L N O T BE A C C E P T E D N O E X C E P T I O N S W I L L B E M A D E B IO S W I L L N O T BE A C C E P T E O O R R E C E I V E D IN R O O M ION M A R K O U T S ID E O F E N V E L O P E F C 704 O ak A von u a and L*k* M o b il* D riv e P a v in g B O r a ln a g e / E a tl A ltam on te S C O P E O F W O R K To p ro v id e *11 tabor, m a le r la lt a n d em rlpm enl n o c o t to r y tar Ih* g ra d in g , p a v in g ond d ra in a g e of O ak A venue b e tw e e n M a g n o lia S tree t on d L a k e M o bil* D riv e on d L a k e M o b ile D r iv e betw een P lu m o te A ven u e ond to • point a p p ro x im a te ly 700' to u th ot reloca te d O ak A ve n u e A P r * B id Con fe ren ce w ill be held W edneedey. M a r c h 1. 1114 at 10 00 A M In th* C ou n ty Service* B u ild in g 1181 E F lr t t Sir**!. R o o m 1000. Sontord. F lo r id a B I O S E C U R I T Y ( I X ) R E Q U I R E D B id * m u tt bo accom pan ied e it h e r by a c a t h t a r 'l ch e c k upon an in corp o ra ted b a n k o r trirtl c o m p a n y , m ad* pa ya bta to B o a rd ot County C o m m liH o n e r* . S e m in o le County. F lo r Ida o r a b id bond w ith co rp o ra te tu re ty t a llt f e c t o r y to th* C ou n ty, tor not t a i l than liv e p e rce n t < ! \ ) at th* to ta l am ou n t ot th# b*d o t p e r ip e c lf ication* F O R F U R T H E R IN F O R A U k T IO N C O N T A C T : U n d o C Jan et. C o n tra c t* A n a ty tt (4071 » l ll) 0 . E « t 7 ll7 o r 7 lt l . B id packag e w ill be a v a ila b le M onday. F e b ru a ry I I . 1114 and m ay b e o b ta in e d a l Th* C iv il D e tig n G roup. Inc . 401 S R o ta iin d Avenue. S u ita 100. O rla n d o F lo r id a (4071 147 4148 P a y m e n t of S M 00 w ill be re q u ir e d tor each pa cka g e, no r t f u n d l w ill be m ode B id packag e It a v a ila b le tar re v ie w in ih * P u rc h a tm g D lvltta n . N O T E ; A L L P R O S P E C T IV E O FF E R O R S A R E H E R E B Y CAU T I O N E D N O T TO C O N T A C T A N Y M E M B E R O F T H E S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y B O A R O O F C O U N T Y C O M M IS S IO N E R S . C O U N T Y M A N A G E R O R C O U N T Y S T A F F R E G A R O I N O T H E A B O V E B IO . A L L CONTACTS M U ST B E C H A N N E LE D TH R O U G H THE P U R C H A S I N G D IV IS IO N Th# Cou n ty re te rv e t th# rig h t to r*|#c1 a n y d r o il o fte r i. w ith m w ith o u t c o u t* . to w a iv e ta c h n lc o lltie t ta accept the o ile r w h ich in It* b e t l lu d gem en t b e t l te rv w t m e inter**! ot Hi* Cou n ty C o tt *1 t u b m ltto l ot H ilt otter i t c o m f d t r t d on ep o ra lta n a l c o tt o t Ih* otle ro r o n d t t ia ll not be p e tte d on taOr born* by Hi# C oitaty C o n tr o l S erv ice* /P u re h a lin g 1101 E . l t l Street S o n to rd . F L 17771 P u b llt h F e b ru o ry 77. I li a O E O 114 Ar/:'.' f the O A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L I C A T I O N O F T H IS N O T IC E a l l c la im s , o e m a n o s A N D O B J E C T I O N S N O T SO F IL E D w il l b e f o r e v e r BARRED T h o d ata o l the l i r t l p u b lic * tlo n o l th it N o lle * i t F o b ru o ry 17. I l i a P e r t o n a l R t p r e ie n t e t ir t J o h n B C u d w orm 1*11 S ta n e h u rtl Road W in t a r P a r k F L H 7 M A tto r n e y tor P o rto n a l R o p ro k o n to tiv * N o t M T u rn b u ll T U RN BU LL. ABNER D A N I E L S * RO O KS 147 W . L y m a n A venue P O B o a too W in te r P a r k . F L 11710 T e le p h o n e 1407) *47 11*0 F lo r id * B a r N o 043L i ' P u b lix n F e b ru a ry 17 A M a rc h a. i l i a D E O IM 71— Help W anttd 7 1 - H t tp W a n te d 10*0 AVON orMectl Earn to MX No door/deor PT/FT Sondl 111 IIIS/I *88144JIM BOOKKEEPER Legal Notices CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CALI 1374411*071471! HWATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIEDDEPT, HOURS HCOMBCUftlBttMBE______P l l l M MONDAYthru FRIDAY C LO SED SATURDAY A SUNDAY ACENTIRU1. 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SS>.S00 1/1/1 loaded w /to e tu r tit Vt.tOO 323-5774 F O R S A L E B Y O W N E R H> C I T R U S D R I V E 1 t-:-1 both A ll new ca rp e l and P4U l w ith in ! B ra n d new lO ilt t h e d a n d te n c a d b a c k y a rd o v e rlo o k in g t m a ll lake. W alk to I d y llw ik to School M u ll to* in lid * l* epprectotol s h i m JLppOintmonlo n ly H*l«10 B)«M»______________ P R IV A T E LONOW OOD H OM E N on w n oker LM 'w k 110'(top Of 1M8______________ P R IV A T E horn* wthoue* prlvt togee E iC area M ature r* ladntibto m ale pr*f m M l* VS— R oom /B oard * F R E E ROOM A N D B O A R D * Dad w ill Ihar* 1 bdrm ham* In (■change tor help w / dough tort. 1* A II Ideal tor tlngi* mom pr aider women 11) If** 77— Apart m tntt Fumishod / Ron! NOTICE A ll re n la l and rea l atla to edverfitem enlt are tub|*ct to the Federal F a ir Hom ing Act, which m a k a t It Illeg al te edverfii* any pretorenc*. Iim Ite tlp n e r d lt c r lm ln a lla n bated an race, color, roligton. tot. handicap, ta m lllel tfe tu l erntttonel C h a rg e it. A L L U T I L I T I E S p a id on I bd rm Clean, blind*, ca rp e t. A /C . no pot* D tO ♦ dap D d tag* SAN FO R D 1 R O R M U JJ mo p lu t d tp O v to l a r t e N o pe’ l A llo lo c lr lc . o lr M l M l* VI— Apartm ents Unlumlshtd / Rant We now accept MasterCard and Visa. ATTRACTIVE large and ctoon. 1 Bdrm. A /C . tlfS /m o . plut HI MM dap________ CASSCLKRRT Uptcato. tin g le Itory, pell* apartment* 1 bedroom i Ideal tor Individual or Mupto •HATH_______ GOING...GOING... t BOrm San ford H erald /1 Bath I D m t S H E N A N D O A H A F A R T M IN T S RN P a r buty doctor’! oftico. lu ll lim e, la m 1pm Starting ta la r y (ll/h a u r. Conltct Jo y on T h u rtd e yl only ot m 1118 BUY A 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME FOR LESS .THAN RENTING ROUTE DRIVER L o cal delivery. 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No phone call* A 1 = U J A !J II A /C BATEMAN REALTY 107— M obile Homes / Rent _________ D IO Sl* H 7— Commercial Rentals -3 2 8 -S 2 7 1 DEVELOPMENT �•S | J U*CWlL<f T I I %% %« • i H W Q P T *+*&4*+ I 'i 1 v • • 111 • Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. February 27. 1994 141— Homes fo r Sale 141— Homes for Sale 141— Homes for Sale H A N O T M A N S P E C I A L , cheep ca th . 401 I tlh II I 1 U tq II. I p K . m o ii.a le d H I It* 1VH iH O P fU R il MOMI .INtUHl PRllPf Rli| S ht % HAUL OLIN. 1/1. vaulted PHA OB VA * 1 LOW A t IN ca ll, la n d K a p e d w / tp rin te v t. * yr»a>d *1**00 1 H 1*14 ANQ t and owner financing • « Im at MOO'mel Gov I Par* cloture* Repot! Seminole. Oranea. Votutie I .to r* *1 pr*p*rlM * I** * al* l A ll ly p n . area*. A price* N * c m n i t U w * C a ll lor a F R E E ll* l W atch T V Show C hann*i A t u n . i i a m t too oaa it** Sontord let* then MAM deem *1/1 Acre 1/1. tonced oppli men. *47.*oo • Over 1/1 *< r«l 1/1. 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Tho Melody • Wal to W d Siam Re water* carpel • AAentnum SoNR A Facto • Intulatoll Sleet Enhance Doors • Sodded Yards • EiacRto Rang* • Dwhwaaher • Cotontol Thm toroughoul • Oapoato • Range hood CAU ELSIE SPIVEY jm R H 0 U R y 3 2 4 3 9 ^ 153—AcrtageLots/Salt MORE) YOU CHOOSEi • C a r p a l C o lo r* • V in y l P a lte r rvCotor DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES • Counter Top A Vanity Top • E x te n o r P u r* A T rim C o lo r • Decoratom light Future* I S P E C IA L O F F E R | Refrigerator or Carpet Upgrade WITH PURCHASE O F ANY MONROE MEADOWS HOME Nam tveueb Afltd 10. IB*4 MUTctoM by SaydsmOdrR IBM 211— Antiques / Collectibles__ A N T I O U E D m in g room tu“ d a rk wood, kid* board, china ctoeol. 'a b le w/7 t i l and * ch air* G o o d te n d . mutl M il A t k in g *7100. worth much ^ w ^ C jM U J O y ^ _ 215— Boots end Accessories R O P E R . W it h e r a n d D rye r, w h ile, like new. u to d le t* than * m a H eavy d u ty n i a*7T O W A T E R E E O Super t.n g la w? 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L o a d e d A / C . now l i r t t . oac co nd 1 1000 O B O 777*477 Or 170 0144 41 H O N D A A C C O R D . 4 dr . I tp d . A / C . P w . A m /F m c o tto lto STOP* 777 4417 • I f C H E V Y Spectrum outo • ir . A m / F m co tM tto . good cond. L t b lu e U * M O B O TMfMI_________________ O i l O I O M E T R O 7 dr, 1 tpd A / C . under w a rra n ty. SO m pg *4 S00 OBO 111 'I I I 233—Auto Parts / Accossorlts • AUTO ’’• R A " P r o te c tiv e co ver tor fro n t ot IS N itta n M I X *40 C a ll 441 M i l 2 3 5 -T r u c k s / Buses H /a n s 4CHEVT B E A U V IL L C VAN If, I ton. Pottonger von. clean Loaded! Toe much to lit!, mutt too to appreciate Only U *«» OBO M l 1700 • F O R D L A R I E T . Itto. F lib . X clean. One owner. 14X m l. loaded. 4yr 40K warranty U Wt 177 04*7 or 777 044* • FORO RANOER. LTX *1 P /S . c ru tM . A / C . Iter VO 4 700 m l let. I y r o r 77.000 m l left on w a rra n ty . 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U 4 W h ile c r ib and m a ttre tt. **S C h a n g in g labia. 141 F lt h o r P r ic e 1 In I travel lender. S44 C a ll 77114041 X> i ___________ OVI »♦ mi) ft AMS I*# C a r R e n fils WE BUY CARS • WE BUY CARS • WE » •H O T W ATER H EA T E R . R U U D 4 gallon , g ia it lin e d 7000 w a ll N ear new t » C o ll HOME APPLIANCE CENTER 238— • Payments As Low At SlVwaakl •Moot Cats Below U.MSI •On the Spot Fmarsong •No Auction Cars' JEFF & KELLY'S FAMILY AUTOS, ik . 701 3. FRENCH AVE.., SANFORD »o m o 104 » t OWUf HUAI s i S A N f O M D • (4071 U i J0B3 322-8600 •f-rtg* irdrtrru x> Bntoon1C IOCp/dveepet CMSXto»-fj*-*n M7\ wyg. dHC7U«PRfin% S.CddRifwgiwtood'toa U C toC K tm ) SU D A, IN C. We'll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. You pay for the first 10 days and if your car doesn't sell, call us and renew it for FREE! Phone number and asking price must he included in ad. N o copy change . while ad is running except for price. Non-commercial only. 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I M X 1*0 com m ar c la l let w ith o ic o lio n l v>tw e l tho b o u le v a rd A d la c e n l lo a u lo p a r l t t i e r * t la f.t y * M a n y le ft a v a ila b le I bMLbl- am Ml U N Mary Twn ry e uaaUwy toM Cree* 174*. I t a m * M *w *wOAvo Tien le t Mtoddq STANDARD FEATURES! 11*4 SANFO RD O w ner lin a n c ln g l O n ly *41000' M a rq u e tte R d 1 b d rm 1 bath on o im o tl I a cre, la n c e d F r u ll Ire e t G re a t in m t lm a n l by a irp o rt I LAKE ;JL E INC. 209— W e irin g Apparel 111- A p p lia n c e s / F u rn itu re • M A T T R E S S , h e m t ir e w ith m e la l bed I r o n y 1 10 171 **»l nM V *' F O R S A L E N e w ly renovated ta n d w k h thop E a t y heurt. Iicentad lor c o lo rin g II4 .U 0 111 447*d a r t 171 ( t e i n lq h l t S A N F O R D . 1/1. g ro o l rm . ) y rk c u t io m bu>u im m o c u la lo . S M OOO 1 » n i l o r 177 1000 VENTURE I PROPERTIES tor a tow mordh- LAND WANTED A P P L I A N C E S ! B a t l p r ie t t . B o t l W arranty. 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M e l Tat VII lag*. 14 • 40. 7 B drm . 7 Balh No cath needed. |u tl good c re d it___________ 401 t u 10*4 SANFORD REAL ESTATE. INC 137—M o b il* H om es/ S a lt SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 32*2611 � 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 27, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 27, 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 27, 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/189e0faf297ccfd7dfee6cfb2e544643.pdf 694278b4b7648152b915172c52a90f99 PDF Text Text m MONDAY January 31, 1994 30 C ents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Laka Mary and Seminole County alnce 1008 86th Year, No. 140 - Sanford, Florida State fifth in crim e NEWS DIGEST Survey: Florida first in overall, violent crimes □ S ports B y N IC K P F B IF A U P Herald S ta ll Writer Heading into the playoffs S A N FO R D — S em in ole w ill ta k r on KKM m lite r Gateway tonight In the first round of the 4A -D l»lrtct <1 boys* soccer tm irn n iu rn t at O rla n d o 'sC v p rc ss Creek High School S e e p a g e ID 'Information checkpoint' planned SA N FO R D — Sem inole C o u n ty aherlfTt* depuIlea w ill l>e co n d u ctin g an "In fo n n a tlo n ch e ck ­ p o in t" on lu ik r Mnry lio u levn rd on Tucsday evening. From 6 in H p.m .. drpullen w ill Ik M atloncd In (m nl of the llu y lie a d R u rn u rt C lu b on Lake M arv Ikm lrvard about a half a m ile west of U.S. H ighw ay 17-92 The site In the location of a shooting alrout two weeks ago w here 19-year-old Sam uel David H uflstu tlcr w as shot and k ille d as h r rode h is bicycle along the road at that location. No arrest has been made in that m urder ut th is time. Investigators from the S h eriff's Office Violent C rim es section w ill Ik passing out flyers to m otorists tra v e lin g through that area and solicitin g In fonn atlon about the shooting. S A N F O R D — New n atio n al crim e statistics fro m a K a n s a s p u b lis h in g co m p a n y sh o w Lo u lslan a as the "M ost Dangerous State,*' but F lorid a Is listed us n u m b e r one In the o v rra ll crim e rale. " I 'm not a bit su rp rised at th is ." said S em in ole C o u n ty S h eriff Don E altn g rr. "Iron ically. Flo rid a also ra n k s first In the e a rly release of co n v lc trd felons. So (here Is no q u estion that Florida d ors have some severe problem s In crim e ." E slln g e r added. "It sh ow s we have to do some forw ard th in k in g In th is m a tte r If we ever hope to get o u r state dow n ofT the top of lists like th is." Sanford Police C h ie f R a lp h Russell said th is m orning. "I'd have to take a look at those figures first to com m ent on state crim e , but locally, we arc Im proving." fil'm not a bit surprised at th is .Iro n ic a lly , F lo rid a also ranks first in the early release of convicted felons. So there is no question that Florida does have some severe problems in crime. ■ -Shorill Don Esllnger Russell said the overall s ta tis tic s for Sanford durin g the m onths of J u ly . August and S ep ­ tember show th r number o f c rim e s has drop|Kd ut alm ost a ll levels. "T h e o n ly thing I could Imagine for whole slate." he added. “ Is th.it we have m an y people moving In. a n d with un Influx Family of Sturm gets EDA award Passing of the crown to M iss S H S ’94 B y <J. M A R K B A N P IB L O Senior Staff W riter Chamber banquet se‘i-out SA N FO R D — T h e G re a lrr S a n fo n l C h am b er of Com m erce A n n u a l Banquet tonight Is a co m ­ plete sellou t. H ig h lig h t of the evening will Ik aw ards presentations for the L u is Perez H u m a n ­ itarian Award. T o p p er of the Y ea r (Volunteer ol th e Year!. A m b a s s a d o r o l th e Year, a n d Sem inole C o u n ty Sports H all of Fam e Addition al u w a rd s and acknow ledgem ents w ill also be made. The event Is scheduled to get underw ay at 7 p.m . at the Darn, on French Avenue, and w ill be catered by D u c k 's Catering. A festive o ccasio n com plete w ith line dancing has been prom ised, w ith ch am ber m em bers and th eir guests Iw ln g urged to dress In traditional Country /Western garb. S A N F O R D — The E c o n o m ic Developm ent C o m m issio n of M ld-Floridu honored the late Boh S tu rm hv presenting hts w id o w Trudy S tu rm and b rother T o m S tu rm w ith Ih e lr "Ja m e s B. Greene E co n o m ic Developm ent A w a rd " at their an n u al lu m q u rt F rid a y night. "It was his In llu rn re an d energy In 1981 that lorgcd Sem inole C o u n ty 's relationship w ith the E co n n m tr Developm ent C o m m issio n ." said E D C ch a irm a n A la n Starling. T h e G reene uwurd. estab lish ed In 1089 In ! h > . o r o l l i t * O r l o m t o l i i w I i t r w n M n . Is H t o i i l t d Fed to raise interest rates W ASH IN G TO N — Federal Reserve C h airm an A la n Greenspan put the co u ntry on notice today that the central b an k w ould "a t some point'* begin pushing interest rules higher in otdei (u keep Inflationary pressures from getting out of control. W hile the Fed ch airm a n left vague the lim in g of such a rate Increase, h r gave a strong Indication In congressional testim ony that rate hikes could com e at any (line. He said the Issue of when t o ‘ raise Interest rates would be discussed by ih e Fed's lop policy-m aking com m ittee, the Federal Open Market Com m ittee, when It m eets th is Th u rsd ay m id Friday. One ticket wine $10 million T A L L A H A S S E E - One ticket m atches the six n u m b e ri In the latest Florldu Lotto game and Is worth a jackpot guaranteed at $10 m illion. The ticket w as sold last week In M iam i. Draw n la t e S a t u r d a y w e re th e n u m b e r s 3-15-17-25-31-34. Lottery o fficia ls said S u nday the draw ing also produced 306 flve-of-slx tickets worth * 1.110 each: 16.541 four-of-slx tickets worth $49.50 each and 2 6 9.3 88 tltrce-of-slx tickets worth $4 each. T h is week's Jackpot Is estim ated ut 87 m illio n — ending a tw o-m onth special prom otion in w hich weekly Jackp o ls were guaranteed al $10 m illion. l«otto Jackpot estim ates urc based on projected ticket sales, long-term Investm ent rales and funds from a n y rollovers form ulated Into u 20-year payout to u single w inner. INDEX .~; ys% , ,. V ** B rid g e ......------r ia a a lf la d s ...... ,.4 B ,S B M o v lo s ........... C r ASA w o rd ...... Q g if Afrhy........ ........3B P o lio# ............ D f i l h i . ........ . D r. Q e tt............ E d ito r ia l........... M ln rld a............. Temps begin to drop Partly Cloudy o f population, we can exp ect an Increase In crim e ." On the o verall crim e rale . Florida was first, w ith 8.358 crim e s per IC 0 .0 0 0 residents In 1992. It was follow ed by Texas. A riz o n a and California. In violent crim e. Flo rid a w as again leader, followed by New York. C a lifo rn ia . M aryland and Lou isian a. Flo rid a also was the leader In aggravated assaults. 777 per 100.000. followed by New M rx li o. S ou th Carolina. A la b a m a and Louisiana. lom tslana received Ihe "M o s t Dangerous S ta te " designation from Ihe 4 5 9 page "C rim e State R an kin g s 1994." pu blish ed b y Morgan Q u ltn o Corp. of Law rence. Kan. It ran ked num ber one In tw o o fth e H i categories Its m u rd e r rale of 17.4 p er 100.000 residents, and lls iv.lsoner Incarceration rale took the two lead positions. See C r im e , Page B A M o s tly clo u d y and c o o le r w it h a 3 0 p e rc e n t c h a n c e of m o r n in g s h o w e rs . H igh In Ihe m id 60s. W in d northwest 10 to 1 5 m ph . F o r m o rs w s o th o r, to o Fa*# t A U B S C R IB E T O T H E Mato ky Art Wm * v«I Laurie Blair (right) receives crown from last year'a Miss SH S, Deidr# Michels. each v ru r in In d ivid u a ls w h o exhib it ‘'u n s e lfish se rv ic e " to the econ om ic w ell-being of ce n tral F lo rld u . Past re c ip ie n ts a re B u ell D u n ca n . O rla n d o M ay o r B ill F re d e rick . B illy D ial and F ra n k H u b b ard . The aw ard w as presented F rid a y night ut the S tou lfer O rla n d o Resort. S tu rm died last S ep tem b er following long Illness S tu rm served n e a rly 16 years on tlic co u n ty co m m issio n . In c lu d in g six s tin ts ms ch a irm a n . S tu rm served us the co u n ty co m m issio n S e e S t u r m , P ag * B A Laurie Blair crowned at colorful coronation rites expectations of the honor." Hlalr continued. "It’s Incredible...aw esome. I am so excited." B y V IC K I D oSO N M IBN Herald S ta ll W riter S A N F O R D — L au rie B la ir, a Junior, has been crow ned M iss S em in ole H ig h School. BJalr. daughter of M a ry and Barn- H llllm a n and L a rry Blair, and granddaughter of D oris and C a rl D ietrich, a ll o f Sdnford. earned the title on Satu rd ay eve n in g In Ihe annual event designed to fin d the m ost well-founded you n g Indy In the school. M iss S H S 1994 said. "O h . I am so th rille d and so honored. Now. I ca n 't w ait to get to w ork for m y school and c o m m u n ity to live up to the T h is w e e k e n d 's pageant show cased the talent, sch ool performance, community In­ volvem ent. Interview, p e rso n a lity and iKnuty of each of the 19 young ladles w h o entered Ihe com petition. "W e had som e w o n d e rfu l young ladles Involved In Ihe pagennt Ih ls y e a r." said Sltella M ichels, spokesm an for the event and m other of Deldre M ich e ls. Miss S H S 1993. Ju d g in g th e event w rre L in d a W ells (chief Judge). D r B ill Dailey. E m ily Furlong. C h eryl Knight. J o n L a n d and Ja n ice Sprin g field . See M is s S H S . Page BA Bob Sturm New Jett Aire proposal on airport agenda B y N IC K P F B IP A U P Herald S ta ll Writer S A N F O R D — The S an ford Airport A u th o rity w ill hold Its regular m eetin g Tuesduy. b eg in n ing at 8:30 a.m. A s o f Friday, the fo llo w in g Items were listed on the agenda: • C onsideration — New Je tt Aire FDO (fixed base operation) proposal o f J a n . 6 . 1994 and J a n . 17. 1994. • C onsideration • E x e cu tio n of J e ll A lrc FDO lease for northsldc developm ent, (see below). • C onsideration — C o m p e titiv e solicitation for 1 killed in Sunday accident B y 8 A N D N A IL L IO T T Herald Staff Writer_________________ G E N E V A — A M im s resident d riv in g a p ick u p tru ck w a s killed an d h is th ree p a sse n g e rs were Injured after he drove Into the path of a traclor-traller on Stnte Road 46 early S u nd ay m orning. S e e A c c id e n t , P ag e B A full service fixed base operator. • C on sid eration — 11-year least- lo C entral Florida A irc ra ft M aintenance. Inc. for (rcccnly refurbished) Hangar 146. • C on sid eration — Project "C o m m e n cem e n t" cerem ony, (see below) • Report — Airport A u th o rity budget. • C on sid eration — Lease w ith First A m erican Beverages. Inc. • C h an g e order report. N orth sld c Development — Je tt A lrc plans to develop m ajor facilities on the northern side of the east-west runway, along E . 25th Street. Com m encem ent — T h is w ill be the grand dedication for opening o f new facilities at the airport, an d the beginning o f construction (o the co n nector between the expressw ay and the airp ort te rm in a l building. A irp o rt Manager Steve Cooke says the event Is ten tatively scheduled for M arch 9. but fu rth er plans re m a in to be made. C ook also explained that he Is attem pting to obtain the M in iste r of T o u ris m as a special guest for the com m encem ent, but has not had the date con firm ed as yet. T h e m eeting of the A irp o rt Authority w ill be held In the Conference room o f Building 1. the A irp ort m ain office b eg in n in g at 8:30 a.m. T h e m eeting Is open lo the general public. Day care centers voluhteer services for parents who serve in schools • B y V IC K I D a S O R M IB K H erald S ta ll Writer S A N F O R D — D ay ca re centers a cro ss the county are d oin g w hat they ca n to help those w h o want to volu n te er In the d is tric t schools. Often, parents w h o have talents th e y w o u ld (Ike to shore w ith the.youngsters In the cla ssro o m , but they have ch ild re n of th e ir ow n who can n ot Join them In the classes us they w ork. "W e had so m an y m others and d ad s s a y .T d like to ..4 •M h elp ____ you. Lbut...*." e x p lo d e d JIas mn e Lone of the Sem in ole C o u n ty D ivid en d s program . "T h e y told u* th ey w anted to w o rk In the classroom , but day care w as too expensive on a drop In b a s is ." D ay-care cen ters across the co u n ty have agreed to *v olu nte er th e ir services for a few hours each week to p arents w ho are se rv in g In the schools. . U n d e r n orm al circu m sta n ces, youngsters who are not enrolled ip a re g u la r ch ild ca re program could be ’ taken o n ly on a "d ro p In basts." P are n ts could p a y S ee D iv id e n d s , P a g * B A , H E R A LD FOR T H E B E S T LO C A L NEW S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-2611 �• A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Monday. January 31, 1994 NEW S FROM T H E REGION AN D A C R O SS T H E S T A T E FLORIDA Elderly home care BRIEFS State-run program needs to expand for elderly caught in medigap Toddler dies in fire; father injured M E R R IT T IS LA N D — A toddler died a n d her father su ffered b u m s over most of h is body try in g lo save her from a fire accid e n ta lly set cith e r b y the toddler or h e r sister. Investigators said. A m a n d a Ktnlock died S u n d a y at the S h rtn e rs B u m C e n te r In C in c in n a ti after being b u rn ed over 8 5 percent of her b o d y In Ihe Satu rd ay blaze. H e r father. M ichael K tn lo ck . was In s e rio u s co n d itio n at Orlando R eg io n al M edical C enter. It w as unclear w h e th e r A m an d a o r her 6 -year-old siste r. M ary, started Ihe fire w h ile p lay in g w ith m atches near a fu z z y c h a ir made of cloth-covered foam rubber. B u t Brevard C o u n ty file Investigator JelT M on ey said h is departm ent w ou ld not p u rsu e the Investigation. " W e arc certain a Ju ve n ile started the fire and that there w as no c rim in a l Intent Involved, but the fa m ily 's been th ro u g h a tra g e d y." he said. " A n d as far as w e're concerned rig h t now the fa m ily needs to con cen trate on th e ir rem aining fa m ily m em b ers." A m a n d a 's parents w ere sleeping w h e n the fire broke out. M a ry ran for help, o ffic ia ls said. F ire fig h te rs found A m a n d a u n d e r a mattress, w here she apparen tly trie d lo hide. Corpse found in house, son charged P O M P A N O B E A C H — A m an who w as "an n oyed" w ith h is m o th e r choked the w o m an , s ilt her th roat, stabbed her th en liv e d w ith her corpse fo r m ore than a week, police said. E d w a rd P h illip O ry c z a k J r.. 47. was charged Sunday w ith first-degree m urder a fte r p olice found the decom posing b o d y of h is m oth er In her bed. O ry c z a k called 911 late S atu rd ay to report the dea th of 67-year-old Corrtne Jo h n s o n . T h e d isp a tch e r in itia lly th o u g h t J o h n s o n died of n a tu ra l causes and w as shocked w h e n G ry c z a k calm ly said he k ille d her "se ve ra l w ays." said p o lice spokesw om an S an dra K in g . H e told detectives he had talked for a y e a r about k illin g h is m o th e r and he had "s n a p p e d " Ja n . 19. K in g said. A fte r k illin g her. G ry c z a k em ptied h is m oth er s bank a c co u n t an d used her credit cards. K in g said. H e told people w h o telephoned that h is m o th e r w as sleeping. " H e sold he was a n n o yed w ith her. S h e w as talking o n the hone and so forth." sh e said. "W h e n ask e d If he was s o rry II appened. he said n o ." , G ry c z a k . who w as un em p loyed , had been released fro m a v e te ra n 's hospital last m o n th and h ad been staying at h is m o th e r's apartment. K in g said police w ere checking h is c la im he w a s a Vietnam veteran. G ry c z a k made su p e rfic ia l cu ts w ith a ra z o r lo his w ris ts Ihe d a y before callin g p olice, b u t he did not re q u ire h osp italization . K in g said. S Three teens escape boot camp B R A D E N T O N — M anatee C o u n ty S h e riff Ch arlie W e lls s a id he w o u ld review s e c u rity p olicie s afte r three 16-year-olds sca le d a fence and escaped from the s ta le 's first Ju v e n ile offender boot camp. O n e o f the boys re m a in e d at large e a rly today, but two o th e rs w ere returned to the c a m p on Su nd ay. " T h e y Just b asica lly w a lk e d off. There a rc no cells or b a rs at th is fa c ility .” W ells said. N o n e of the three teen-agers had a h is to ry of violence. T h e , one rem aining, at large Is “ a sk ille d a u to thief.” W e lls sa id . T h e y were M tU tn c td La b o o t caunp for a v a rie ty of bur a la ry a n d theft convictions. O n e w as found S u n d a y m o rn in g in T a m p a, and the secon d w as returned to the c e n te r b y h is grandfather, said sh ertfT s d e p u ty Richard G arst. It m a rk s the first escapes from the boot cam p, w hich w ill be a y e a r o ld next m onth. W e lls said. It h ou ses as m any a s 3 0 y o u th fu l offenders. "It Is a very m in im u m fa c ility b y design. For a larg e percentage of the k id s tn there. It has w o rke d perfectly." Imported grass encroaches without letup B R O O K S V IL L E — A n o th e r p lan t Im ported w ith the beat o f In te ntion s has becom e a n Invader in F lo rid a 's e n viro n m en t, sp re a d in g w ithout n a tu ra l en em ies to k ee p It tn check. T h e latest Intruder is cogon grass, s te a d ily encroaching on p in e plantations a ro u n d G a in e sv ille , ro ad sid e s In Punta G o rd a . p a stu re s outside B ro o k a v llle and phosphate fields In P o lk C o u n ty . " I t ’s especially bad In F lo rid a , but It's a problem In m a n y of the w an n er areas o f th e southeastern U n ited S u ite s." said U n iv e rs ity of F lorid a a g ro n o m ist Donn S h illin g , interview ed for s s to ry In S unday's S t. P e te rsb u rg Tim es. A s h as often been th e case w ith n u isa n ce species In F lo rid a , lik e th e B razilian pepper, m elaleuca trees and h yd rllla w eed, co gon grass was Im ported b y w ell-in ten tion ed humans. T h e U.S. D epartm ent o f A g ric u ltu re brought the g ras* to F lo rid a to study as a forage for beef cattle. Its origin Is u n cle a r, bu t southern C h in a la g e n e ra lly regarded as the home o f the cogon grass found In th e state. M I A M I - H e r a a r a lh a w in n in g n u m b e rs s e le c t e d Sunday in Ihe Florida Lottery: ■y Associated Press O R L A N D O — A l alm ost HO years old. Lee S to n e w o rk s p a rt-tim e , ca re s fo r h is ch ro n ica lly III wife as he recovers from painful knee sur|{ery. Ills age hasn't stopped him . but he says It has slowed h im a bit. ’ W hat we need Is som eone to do the vacuum ing, la u n d ry and p ick in g u p ." he said. Stone Is not alone. He and h is wife, Beulah, are am ong 10.000 elderly Florida residents w ho cannot afTord the personal groom ing and household help they need to continue to live Independently In their own homes. T h a t's w h y m a n y eld erly residents are hoping to be accepted by C o m m u n ity Care for the E ld e rly, a one-of-a-kind state p ro ­ gram that offers In-home rare at no cost to the clients. The D epartm ent of Eld er A ffairs show s the num ber of F lo rid ia n s age 85 and old er w ill nearly double — from 190.000 to 347.000 — by the tu rn o f the century. A n d that w ill dou ble the pressure for services w hich cu rre n tly are being provided to Just a fraction of those In need. M elodic M arcks, C o m m u n ity Care c o o rd i­ nator for O range and Sem inole counties, said housekeeping Is the most frequently requested service b y the state's frail elderly. T h is year. C o m m u n ity Care expects to State-paid Pis include license violators By Associated Press T A L L A H A S S E E - Som e of Ihe private Investigators hired by Ihc stale to protx- p o litician s and do background checks have ih c lro w n d is cip lin a ry problem s State agencies hire dozens of private eyes every year at a cost of h u ndreds of thousands of d o lla rs — s t ill cheuper lh a n keeping Investigators on staff for most agencies. But som e of the private In­ vestigators have been d iscip lin e d by the slate for license v io ­ lations. been sued or been c o n ­ victed of crim es. "T h e danger Is the sam e k ind of restraints d o n 't apply to them us ap p ly to law enforcem ent." Florida A tla n tic U n iv e rsity c r im ­ in al ju s tic e p ro lcssor W illia m Bopp told The Tnm pu T rib u n e for a story Su nd ay. C ritic s say mbst private In­ vestigators arc Ill-equipped for w id e - ra n g in g In v e s tig a tio n s , especially those that could lead to c rim in a l charges. Private Investigators respond lltat th ey're vigorously regulated of Ihs earlier department sto re s In Sanford was this emporium owned and operated by John and E s lh tr M tttin ger. They were of German extraction but nol farm ers as so many early folks were. The M e llln g e rs migrated here from Pennsylvania In 1882 Just five years alter Sanford was incorporated In 1877. The couple opened a clothing store on Flrat Street and b e c a m e o n e ot t h is c i t y 's o u ts ta n d in g merchants. The pair had two daughlara. Ruth wes married lo a gentlem an named N issan Elizabeth was wed lo pharm aceutical salesman W a lle r L. M organ. W a lle r an d E llz a b s lh parentad one ton, John, now a retired local physician. He practiced In S an lord lor many 3-15-17-25-51-54. Monday, January 31, 1994 Vol. M, No. 140 N>4SshsS DsOyinO Sunday. •sturdy by Th* h n M HsrsM. Inc. MO N Frsnc* A r t . Scntord, FIs. 31771 S s c a n S C O M Pw l i y N U « Ssn fo rd , F ls fW s an d easstenel m in in g rsiUi a>»ntm»must p » i j% Ia a Is o SSS Isfi Is rstss sS sv s. Phong (407) 122-2011. m> m years. Ruth became associated with the Florida Department of H ealth. Mettlnger was a charier member ol the Sanford Klwanls Club organized in 1021, and lor m any years was superintendent o l Ihe Sunday S ch o o l Department at tho First M e th o d is t C h u rc h . A lte rm e se B e n tle y , a longtim e resident o l Sanford's Georgetow n section and a h isto rian in her own right, recalls when s little girt, she and her siste r often shopped at M ettln g sr's which featured dry goods, notions, m illin ery and Ihe m any other ite m s of m e rc h a n d ise departm ent sto re s carried in those days. (Photo Courtesy George D. Roland, Deltona) 56 Haitian refugees could pay for their patience is h y th ® B l t t l r B i u i U t t llM N i l o p t o l w fin an cial transactions. pn>|ierty records and o th er m atters m any police office rs are u n fa m ilia r with. The T rib u n e said m ore than two d o /rn private Investigators h ired b y the state hud d is ­ cip lin a ry u cllo n s against their lic e n s e s , o r o th e r p ro b le m s ran g in g from n onpaym ent of taxes to c rim in a l records. For exam ple, the newspaper said as a M arine. Robert Lee M c lz g a r w a s t w ic e c o u r t m an laled for fa llin g to obey an order und us a H illsb o ro u g h County sh eriff's deputy, he was suspended for neglect of duty. He w a s u ls o su e d u n s u c ­ cessfully. accused of threatening an Innocent boy w ith a pistol durin g a raid and saying he would love to k ill him . A s a private Investigator In Tam pa, w h ile getting paid F lo r­ ida tax d o llars for serving court papers In state law suits. Metzgar was fined 9400 by the Florida Departm ent of State for fallin g to d is p la y h is lic e n s e , p ro v id e Identification ca rd s lo em ployees and other m in o r violations. ■ F LARRY HOBBS A ssocia te d Preos Writer M IAM I — T h ey a ll cam e In one ricke ty wooden boat, but 56 H aitians w h o p a tie n tly waited for Im m igration authorities to board the vessel m ay be m ore q u ic k ly deported than n ine who waded Ihe fin al steps to Ihe shore. A lth o u g h a ll 65 were taken to a U.S. Im m igra­ tion and N aturalization p rocessing center west of M iam i, the 56 were detained as "e x clu d a b le " w h ile the n ine were held as "d cp o rta b le .” T h e difference, a U.S. B ord er P atrol spokesm an said S u n d a y. Is that the 22 m en. 17 wom en and 17 ch ild re n were taken Into U.S. custody on the 60-foot freighter before they cam e ashore, w hile the n ine p h ysica lly touched U.S. so il — the sandy beach In the S u n n y Isles area north of M ia m i Beach — on their ow n e a rly S atu rd ay before being rounded up. *Tl‘a som etim es doesn't seem fa ir and It Is ce rta in ly confusing, but th a t's the w ay It'a been m andated b y the U.S. C on g ress.” said Row dy A dam s, supervising agent at the Border Patrol office In M iam i. * T h e difference In legal treatment m ean s that the excludables ca n more easily be sent back hom e If they have no Immediate q u a lifica tio n lo stay, such as a s o lid basis for a p o litica l asylum request, officials said. “ A ll of them w ill go th rou g h e x c lu s io n proceedings that p ro vid e them with th e opportu­ n it y for due p r o c e s s ,” said A n a C o b la n . spokeswom an for the U.S. Justice Departm ent. " A t this point, du e process would give them an opportunity lo seek a sy lu m or lie re tu rn e d ." Deportation proceedings for the nine, the other hand, can require extensive, court-like hearings th at can drag on for years. Mem bers of both g roups can be detained at the K ro m e Avenue D e ten tion Center u n til final decisions are m ade, but are more lik e ly to be released into the cu sto d y of fam ily m em bers or to c o n tin u a lly service groups. n g sc "W ith Krom e b ein so crowded all the tim e, we release people Into the custody of th e ir relatives o r sponsors as soon as we can." A d a m s said S u nd a y, less th an 24 hours after IN S took cu stod y of the la rg e r group from U .S. Coast G u a rd officials w ho towed the boat to th e ir Miam i Beach base. THE WEATHER »■ ‘V tr, v L o tto spend about 954 m illion on u b o u l 43.000 clients. The E ld e r Affairs D ep artm en t, w hich oversees the program w ill ask the Legislature n e x t m onth for an additional 932.8 m illio n for next year. T h a t figure Is the estimated cost of elim inating the waiting list and e x p a n d in g services to current clients. But the budget Gov. Lawton C h ile s plans to submit to the Legislature requ ests just 93.5 m illion. Slone says h is sm all pension a n d Society Security ch e ck s aren't enough to h ire the help he and h is wife need. M edicare, the nation's health Insurance for people age 65 and older, d oesn't fill the gap for m an y. The only In-home service Medicare p a y s for Is skilled n u rsin g care. Marcks said. T o d a y : M o stly c lo u d y and cooler w ith a 30 percent ch an ce of m o rn in g showers. H ig h In the m id 60s. W ind northw est 10 to IS m p h . T o n ig h t: Partly c lo u d y and cool. L o w In the m id 4 0 s. W ind north 5 to lO m ph. Tuesday: Variable c lo u d in e s s and cool. H igh In Ihe lo w e r 60s. W ind n o rth lO m ph. E x te n d e d forecast: W e d n es day: P a rtly cloudy w ith a chance of rain . Low In Ihc m id and u p p e r 4 0 s . H ig h n e a r 6 0 . T h u rs d a y and Friday: M o s tly fair and cool. Low s In Ihc 3 0 s north to near 4 0 south. O ff D*»*orv* &«•<* FI L « W S m <I< F o rlM y g rt O A ln c tv ilK -----t---rW w I iiB OJOCkMItvIllS K ty W n l LAUUnd M iam i P w xscate Sa t m o *i Ti 'I M U N T«mg« V»fo B««ch W F«lm S m c K U HI U 4* II 74 71 U n H mm mm 17 *7 14 u » 71 a n u M U 7* 71 71 41 44 to U 4* 71 Ret IT* 00 If 1 44 mm III m 00 .SI 71 00 so 14 00 00 * , nsr i vj NATIONAL T I M M Ttmp*raturm in l-caio proviout n.jh tndown.gM i City Anchor*9* A tlanta MONDAY M a ly c ld y 6 5 -4 5 TUESDAY C lo u d y 6 2 -4 2 C F IR S T F e b . 18 W ED N ESD AY P t ly c ld y 6 0 -4 5 THURSDAY F a i r 6 5 -4 3 S O L U N A R T A B L E : M in. 9:15 u.m.. 9:45 p.m.; MaJ. 3:05 u.m .. 3.-30 p .m . T I D E S t D a y t o n a B e a ch t highs. 11:27 u.m .. 12:19 p in.: lows. 4:35 a.m.. 4:20 p.m.: N e w S m y r n a B e a c h t h ig h s. 11:32 u.m., 12:24 p.m.: lows. 4:40 a.m .. 4:25 p.m.; C o c o a B e ach : highs. 11:47 a.m.. 12:39 p.m : lows. 4:55 a.m.. 4:40 p m. • B A C H CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: W aves are 1-3 feet and choppy. C u rre n t Is lo ih e s o u th w ith a w a te r tem perature of 57 degrees. New Smyrna Beacht W aves arc 2-2V4 fret and sem i glassy. Current Is to the south, w ith a water tem perature o f 57 degrees. St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Tonight: W in d northw est to north 10 to 15 kts. Seas 2 to 4 ft. Bay and Inland waters a m od er­ ate chop. Tuesday: W in d n o rth ­ west to north 15 kts. Seas 3 to 5 ft. Bay and Inland w aters a moderate chop. T h e h ig h te m p e ra tu re In Sanford M onday w as 72 degrees und Ihe overnight low was 53 as reported by the U n iversity of Flo rid a A g ric u ltu ra l Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. R e c o rd e d r a in f a ll for the w eekend, e n d in g a l 9 a.m. M onday, totalled 1.44 Inches. The tem perature at 9 a.m. to d a y w us 5 8 d e g re e s and M onday's o vern ig h t low was 56. as recorded by the Nallonul W eather Service at the Orlando International A irp o rt. □Susday'a high...................70 □Barometric pressu re.30.18 □ Relative H um idity....87 pet □W inds...... Southw est 5 mph □R ainfall.............. 0 3 of an In. □ Sunset................... 6:04 p.m. □ S u n r is e ................. 7 :1 4 a.m. Atlantic City Saltlmort 0-Ming, Birmingham Bltmarck Bo.ta SotIon Burling Ion.VI Charlot ton s C Char lotion w.Va Charlotto.N C Choyonnt Chicago Cleveland Concord.N M Oallat Ft Worth Oenver Dot Mol not Otlroll Honolulu Houtton Indianapoiit JacktonJW.tt Kantet City Lot Vagat Little Rock Lot Angaiet M ilo a u k a o M p lt St Paul N a th v lllo Now O r leant Now Y o rk City Oklahom a City Omaha P h lla d tip h la P ltttb urg h P ortland Mama St L o u lt M i l L aka City W a tlio Wa thing ton. 0 C. • t o la m EST Mi La F t I t 11 44 17 40 n It 77 14 14 44 71 10 07 47 II 11 » 0* 17 tl X 77 >7 4* 77 04 11 01 01 11 04 01 14 0* II 07 47 J l 70 00 14 ‘ II 10 0* 01 00 47 t4 • U 11 » n 41 X 77 0} 40 74 47 14 70 i l 47 X It -SI 01 t* t l 41 Jt SO 41 14 II U II 01 Of 01 14 71 44 44 7* II It 01 X 14 01 14 II i t 11 X X 01 �'• iifo rd Herald, Sanford, Florida - Monday, January 31, IBM - t A POLICE BRIEFS DUI, suspended license charged E rik Paul Paskoskl. 30. 311 Sem inole Ave.. Lake Mary, was charged w ith d riv in g u n der th e Influence and driving w ith a suspended driver license by L a k e M ary Police. Police said h r was d riv in g erratica lly on 1-4 and he kept crossing the w hite line between lanes. Ills blood alchn! level w as tested at .170/. 177 on a field sobriety lest. Officers also reported that he hud no d river license, lie was ta k rn to the J o h n E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on $ 500 bond. Do the shuffle Som# people have fun with •hufflsboard. Members of the Sanford Shuffleboard Club however, accept It ee serious competition as they lake on the teem from Campbell Perk. Shuffleboard activity 1$ very active In the Sanford ana, with e number of organized clubs In existence. Retail theft charged Sharon Elizabeth D ickerson. 34. 120 Academ y Ave., Sanford, was charged w ith retail theft by Sanford Police on Friday. Police said she concealed 856.56 w orth of groceries In her Jackrt and tried to leave the W in n D ixie store on Airport Boulevard w ithout paying for them . She was taken to the J o h n E. Polk Correctional Facility and held In $100 bond. U—»UOfc^»—*_ 3 arrested for throwing deadly misale Kenneth M ichael Bayles. 20. and B ryan Dale Arcangcll. 18. both of 102 Puddock Ct.. Sanford, and A lle n R oben Carter. 18. •178 A u tu m n Oaks P la rr. L a ke M ary, were charged w ith throw ing a deadly m issile in to an occupied dw elling on Frid ay by Lake M ary Police. Police said the three had been throw ing oranges at signs and trees In the urea when an orange was throw n through the w indow of a house on Lakevlew D rive In Lake Mary. A rchangell. the driver, was also charged w ith possession of a concealed weapon, when a s m a ll knife was found under the d riv e r's seat. The three w e re taken to the J o h n E. Polk Correctional F a cility and each were held on 84.000 bond. Domestic violence charged M ichael W illia m Henry. 24. 1404 E. 20th St.. Sanford, was charged w ith dom estic violen ce and battery by Sanford Police on Friday. Police said the suspect saw the m other of hts son stopped at a lig h t at the co m er of F ren ch Avenue and 20th Street. He allegedly pulled her hair, ch o ked her and tried to pull her from the car. He was ta k rn to the J o h n E. Polk Correctional Facility and held on 81.000 bond Teen-age drug use, smoking on rise again By CHRISTOPHER CONNELL Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G T O N A fter d e­ c lin in g steadily for m ore than a decade, sm okin g and d ru g use by teen-agers Is on the rise Disorderly intoxication charged again. W ayne Edw ard Cox. 33. 1 15 S. French Ave.. Apt. C, Sanford, A n annual su rv e y of 51,000 was charged w ith disorderly in to xica tio n and resisting arrest h igh school a n d eighth-grade w ithout violence by Sanford P o lice on Saturday. you th In more th a n 4 0 0 schools Police said when they arrive d at hts apartm ent In response to found that fewer teen-agers now a disturbance call, the suspect was throw ing plates and tile sec the peril In exp erim en tin g dow n the stairs. w ith cocaine and other Illicit He allegedly became b elllgcran t and cursed repeatedly at drugs. officers. W h ile the officer w as try in g to han dcu ff him . he pulled T he study b y U n iv e rsity of h is arm away. M ichigan researchers lound that He was taken to the Jo h n E. P olk Correctional Facility and 9 percent of eig h th graders. 19 held on 85 00 bond. percent of 10th graders and 26 percent of 12th g rad ers reported Retail theft charged u sin g m arijuana In the past year — Increases o f 2 to 4 percentage Kenneth Mayrtce M cG ill. 28. 2081 A irp o rt Btvd.. Sanford, points from a year earlier. w as charged w ith retail theft on F rid a y by Sanford Police. Police said he walked Into a convenience store in the 2200 Eig h t percent o f the eighth grad ers. 14 p e rc e n t o f 10th b lock of F irst Street In S an ford and helped h im self to eight graders and 19 percent of the packs of cigarettes. He left the store w ithout m aking an effort to n io rw sa ld the* sm oked clga/r- i He* T o lly i > W p * b y T~b> T F lc 'V v is lo t a le d ^ llf c n d istan ce aw ay and I s k c n t o tbit J o h r / n fcin U g e p o A t i. E. P o lk Correctional F a c ility an d held dn 8 100 bond. " W it h m o re y o u n g p eo p le em oking cigarettes and using Battery charged m a r ij u a n a , a n d w it h th e F red rick M arty Jsn n e tty . 33. 1835 North St.. Longwood. was psychological an d so cia l co n ­ charged w ith buttery/dom csilc violence by Sem inole County strain ts on use d eclin in g , the s h e riffs officers. stage Is set fo r a p o te n tia l Officers said he allegedly becam e violent w ith hts girlfriend resurgence of co cain e and crack d u rin g an argum ent. use In this p o p u la tio n ." warned W h ile he denied h aving a n y ph ysical contact with her. L lo yd Joh n sto n , the U n iversity evidence seemed to support the g iilfi lend'* claim s. o f M ic h ig a n re s e a rc h e r w ho He was taken to the J o h n E. Polk Correctional F acility and d ire cts the study. released on 82.500 bond. T h e fin d in g s p ro v o k e d an o u tcry from the C lin to n a d m in is­ Warrant arrests tration. "These fin d in g s are m ore than • Brenda G a ll Foster. 31. 1017 Pine Ave.. Sanford, charged w anting signal. T h e y are an In connection w ith a w arrant for failure to appear In court on urgent alarm we m ust heed at charges of d riv in g w ithout a license. Bond was not set. once." said H ealth and H um an • W illie Lancaster " C a lv e n " ' S m ith . 26. 120 Academ y Ave.. S e rv ice s S e c re ta ry D onn a E. Sanford, on charges that he violated the term s of hts probation Shalala. on battery charges. He was held In lieu of 85 00 bond after hts " E v e r y n ew g e n e ra tio n of first appearance. young people needs to hear the • Roger A lb ert R rlfenrath. 46. 262 Short St.. Lake Mary, on sam e clear and un am bigu ou s charges of violating the term s of h is probation on battery message: D ru g s are h arm fu l. charges. H e w as held In lieu o f 85.000 bond after his first D rugs are d eadly. D rugs are appearance In court. Illegal. Drugs w ill destroy you r • A la n Alpert. 37. 808 Sw eetw ater Blvd. South. Longwood. on life ," site said In re m a rk s pre­ an order and warrant of b o d ily attachm ent. He w as held In lieu pared for a new s conference w ith o f 8 300 cash bond. Education S ecretary R ich ard W. • C atherine L. W indham . 29. 2 5 0 Lake Breeze Cir.. U k e Mary, R ile y and Lee P. B row n , director on charges of uttering a forgery. She w as held In 81.000 bond. of the Office o f N ational Drug • Roger W illia m Leonard. 41. 1046 U.S. H ighw ay 17-92. Con trol Policy. Longwood. on a w rit of bodily attachm ent. He w as held without Shalala said she w ould appeal bond. to the presidents of television • P atrick Gene Jones. 30. 1405 W. 16th St.. Sanford on networks, m ovie studios, record charges o f failure to appear In court, failure to pay fines and com panies and sport leagues to resisting arrest without violence. He Is being held In lieu of Intensify efforts to spread the 8660 cash bond. anti-drug message. Father kills 3 children, friend before committing suicide By RAJU CHMIUM A ssociated P ress Writer________________________ MIAM I - T h e fatal shootings o f hts three young ch ild re n , a fa m ily friend and fin a lly h im se lf have Investigator* shocked and sicken ed as they question w hether Infidelity drove a m an to m assacre hts fam ily. Police said W illia m G utlerrc*. 31. opened fire In the fa m ily's one-room apartm ent S u nday m o rn ­ in g before tu rn in g the gun on h im self. Hts wife. M aria D ia l. 32. w as slig h tly wounded in the shooting. Neighbors said she had planned to leave her husband and take the children. " A shooting like this that takes the life of three k id s 5 years old and under. It leaves a police officer speechless.” said M ia m i police spokesm an Dave Magnusaon. "T h e re a rc no words. It Just sicken s y o u ." K ille d were 4 -year-old W illia m and 1-year-old Je n n ife r — both pronounced dead at the scene — and 5-year-old W llm ary. w ho died at Jack so n M em orial H ospital after going Into cardiac arrest. G u tierrez died several h o u rs later at Jack so n M em orial H ospital. Diaz w as treated and released, said spokeswom an Adrien n e Ferguson. Eduardo Ibarra. 34. w ho w as k ille d In the R ile y said the Education D e­ partm ent w ould boost spending on program s to "offer ch ild re n alterna tive s to the deadly lu re of d ru g s." T h e U n iv e rsity of M ichigan, u n d er co n tracts w ith the N a­ tion al Institute on Drug Abuse, has su rveyed hig h school seniors a n n u a lly sin ce 1975 on th e ir use o f drugs, alcohol, and tobacco. In 1991 It began questioning eighth and 10th graders as well. J o h n s to n said (hat In the past tw o years, th e pro po rtion of eig h th graders u sing m ariju an a h a s In c re a s e d b y h a lf, an d am on g the h ig h schoolers by one-fifth o r m ore. " T h e s e rate s are s t ill w ell below the peak levels reached In the late ‘70s, but they cle a rly represent a reversal of the de­ c lin e s we recorded for m ore than a d ecad e ." he sold. B a c k In 1979. 6 0 percent of s e n io rs h a d trie d m a riju a n a . n x n p u n l w U h 3 S p t m i U of II m C la a a o f 1993. A m o n g o th er findings: — Use o f stim u la n ts. L S D and In h alan ts w as up from a year earlier. - S ix ty - s e v e n percent o f eig h th graders. 81 percent of lO lh graders and 87 percent of 12 lh graders have tried alcohol. — Fourteen percent of eighth g ra d e rs. 2 3 p erce n t o f IOth graders and 28 percent o f 12th g r a d e r s a d m it t e d to b in g e d rin k in g (five o r m ore d rin k s In a row) In the previo us two weeks. — O n ly 5 3 percent o f eighth g ra d e rs see a great r is k In s m o k in g a pack or m ore of cigarettes a day. But 70 percent of seniors saw that as a great risk . — O n ly 3 6 p e rc e n t o f th e eig h th graders, 30 percent o f the 10th graders and 22 percent of th e 12 (h graders perceive great ris k In try in g m ariju an a once or tw ice. — B la c k students reported the low est rates o f use for v irtu a lly a ll the d rugs, lic it or Illicit. - T h ir t y - o n e percent o f the sen iors said they had used an Illic it d rug In the lost 12 m onths. ill.M ll tin,, /h i Clarke Ice Cream Company Lu tqulrrd ihe opern In* wcu of AL-AR Distributors Dtitnbutort o / lb a fn til Itr ertam and/roim d ttirtu i s Iba tootld J e n m * Central Honda and lb* Trratura Coatt d n i m Clarke Ice Cream Company ISOl O a n Drht Vrto ftMth, noitdj 32*43 Telephone (t07)2SI45M*rioJl»iik <407)231 214* c h m M U ng im m . shooting, w as D ia z 's suspected lover, according to hom icide detective M anny De L a Torriente. But Diaz told police they were Just friends, he said. Jesus A le x is, w ho moved Into the apartm ent com plex three m onths ago. said he frequently heard fig h tin g from the G utierrez apartm ent. And Roberto M ljaris, m anager o f the apartm ent com plex In the c ity 's L ittle H avan a section, said Diaz had told h im she was leavin g G u tierrez. "S h e and the ch ild re n were lea vin g and her husband w as sta y in g ." he told T h e M ia m i Herald for a story In tod ay's editions. M agnusson said Investigators a rc try in g to find out the re latio n sh ip Ibarra had w ith the fam ily. Ibarra escaped to Florida less th a n four m onths ago on on Inner tube with eight o th er rafters. Hts sister. C arid a d Ibarra, told the H erald Dtaz w as helping h im fin d a job because she w as an old friend. *‘I said to h im th at I want th is to be a respectful relation ship ." she said. "H e assured m e It w ould be." Caridad Ibarra said she had Introduced her brother to G u tie rre z about tw o w eeks ago w hen Gutierrez stopped by looking for h is wife. "T h e y shook han ds." she said. Redeem your winning tickets noun The scratch ofl game Moneybags oftaa#y ends today. January 31.1994. Wrning tickets must be redeemed by April 1,1994 at any Florida Lottery retailer. Collect your prize by then or the bag you're hoktng w* be empty. '* # u if*.’, �M 4 A - Sanford H#r«M, Sanford. Florida - Monday, January 31, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions S a n fo rd H e ra ld 900 N. FRENCH AVE,. SANFORD. FLA. 92771 Area Code 407-922-2611 or 691-0003 Wayna D. Doyte. Publisher and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 Month*............................. 419.30 8 Month#............................. 439.00 I Y ear................................. 478.00 Ipay 7%eatoo tax In t to i E D ITO R IA L S 'Celebrate ethnic diversity F r o m a n e a r ly a g e w e s h o u ld te a c h o u r c h ild r e n to b e to le r a n t o f a ll e t h n ic g ro u p s a n d p r o u d o f t h e ir o w n h e rita g e . We are all Americans, part o f a g re at country built by the sweat a n d h a rd w o r k o f people of all ethnic persuasions. Ita lia n s . Irish. French. Africans, Chinese a n d o th e rs N A T H EN TO FF A hateful speech, then silence T h e recent appearance o f the Nation o f Isla m 's then you lie d to him . A n d so now you have to K h a lld A b d u l M u h am m a d at Kean C o lle g e In face us. a n d w c w ill eat you r b eh in d alive." M u h am m a d Is a frequent spellbin der before New Je rse y has resonated far beyond th at state s ch o o l and In 12 .0 0 0 students. Y e t som e m ainly b la c k students at colleges. Since d im e n sio n s of h is lectu re — I have a tape o f It • M u h a m m a d c o n ­ tinues on the circu it re m ain unexplored. M u h a m m a d Is a n a tio n a l sp o k e sm a n for without b ein g repri­ M in iste r L o u is F a rra kh an . Ills leader, o v e r the manded b y h is lead­ past year, has tried In h la ow n speeches to d ilu te e r. M i n i s t e r F a r ­ som e o f h is e v id e n t d istaste for J e w s — rakhan has become especially now that he Is part of a " c o v e n a n t" the som ew hat more w ith the N A A C P . th e C on g re ssio n al B la c k respectable m essen­ ger. M eanw hile, hts C a u c u s and Jesse Ja ck so n . K h a lld M uham m ad, on the other hand, h a s not lieutenant reassures restrained h is contem pt for Jew s at a ll.T h e b la c k c o lle g e s t u ­ N ation of Islam, how ever. Is a tig h tly ru n dents that the Nation organtratlon. as It w as d u rin g the retgn o f E lija h of Is la m 's old-tim e M uham m ad. (The d issid e n t Malcolm X found religion has lost none that out.) But. as F a rra k h a n strives for broader o f I t s f i r e s n d ti Khalld acceptance, here Is h is spokesm an, K h a lld brim stone. Muhammad, on At K e a n College, M u h am m a d at Kean College: the olhorhand, " E v e r y b o d y a lw a y a t a lk s a b o u t H it le r f o r I n s t a n c e . has not e lim in a tin g 6 m illio n Je w s. Hut d on 't n obody M u h a m m a d Im p lic ­ restrained his ever ask. 'W hat did th ey do to Hitler?*... In itly a p p ro v e d p ro ­ contempt (or G e rm a n y , th ey u su rp e d , the w ay th e y do p a g a n d i s t S t e v e Jews al all J everyw here they go.... M y leader tried to reason C oke ly's ch arg e that w ith you (Jcwsj. llu l you disrespected h im . A n d J e w is h d o c to rs In­ worked together to bulk! our nation. Some people have failed to Instill u p o n others the history, art and literature of their ancestors. Now. as w e e n t e r B la c k H is to r y M o n t h , w e * tio n o f h is to r y . I f w e g e t in v o lv e d , w e m a y _ (c a m s o m e t h in g . 1 W e c h e e r th o s e who have h a d th e fo re s ig h t to o r g a n iz e B la c k H is t o r y M o n th , u c e le b r a ­ tio n (o b r in g a s e n s e o f a c c o m p lis h m e n t a n d a s e n s e o f h is t o r y to t h e A fr ic a n A m e r ic a n c o m m u n it y . LETTERS Two choices . m L e t's brow se around. If you w ill. In the seem in g ly n cv cre n d ln g a rm o f to ta lly Incredulous action- and In action s o f our cv e rlo v ln ' governm ent — federal style, o n a national level. T ills co u n try , (he U n ite d Slates o f A m erica, sccm a to have a b solu tely no (rouble am assin g trillio n s upon t r lllo n s o f y o u r tax d o lla rs to s q u a n d e r a ll over h e ll's h a ir acre In the form of ' ‘ foreign a id ." spread th rou g h ou t (he w orld . A n d m y good friends, does th is actio n get us? I bes id es a d a m n sw ift k ic k In the sla ts, that : Is. O h . yes. that tool " S p a t u p on ." " F lo g b u rn e d ." j " E m b a s s y blow n u p ." D a m n lis t Is n early endless. I suppose It re a lly la a s k in g too m u ch to expect a ! little "d o m e s tic o ld " from o u r cv e rlo v ln ' " U n c le " : In (he form o f several b lo c k s o f a few m illio n d ollars i each to b u ild several new "federal p ris o n s ." That • w ould, o f course, let " U n c le " house hla own : p riso n e rs Instead o f p a w n in g 'em off to state prison sy ste m s a ll over Ihe co u n try . But then p erh ap s the r s ta le s Involved ore m a k in g a ll kin d s o f "lo o t" - h o u sin g a ll tlio s r federal prison ers and re a lly don't \ w ant lo loae a ll that in com e . C o u ld be. you know . • " E d u c a t io n ! " A n o t h e r g ro ss ly o v e rw o rk e d "b u zzw o rd " b y n e a rly a ll levels or governm ent. To • hear th e m te ll M. ed u ca tio n would m ost probably i cu re e v e ry th in g from a th le te 's foot to d a n d ru ff and ; m ost a ilm e n ts In between. T o blam e m an y. If not : m oat, o f o u r n ation al sh ortcom in g s on th e la c k of { e d u catio n la a very co n ve n ie n t oop-out" for not : a d d re ssin g the ob viou s problem ...and (being It. t F o r exam ple! A few decades ago. the popular new s m ed ia buzxw ord w a s “ venereal d is e a s e " — n a m e ly g onorrhea a n d ayphllto. l l w a s then ram pan t. So we educated the hell o u t o f ou r } "s o -c a lle d " k id s lo "p ro te c t th em " from th e perils o f V D . A n d what happened? The V D ra le went b a llis tic . It 1a s till very m u ch b allistic but n o longer a hot Item. It lias, m y friends, been replaced. T o d a y w e a rc plagued w ith the "p o p u la r disease o f th e m o m e n t" — H IV an d AIDS. A n d w iia l do wc h ea r — d a lly — beating on our poor o ld tired e a rd ru m s ’/ E d u cation — education — a n d more ed u cation . "W e 'v e Just got lo educate o u r citize n s abo ut A ID S ." W ell, now folks, we've educated the liv in g h e ll out o f o u r citizen s. Ju st about every liv in g person that w asn't born "n ext y e a r" know s how A ID S w as o rig in a lly created and how It Is c u rre n tly b ein g re-transm itted. S exu ally — both " h o m o " an d ’ T ie le ro ." U*a no tccre l “ h o w ." It's rig h t th ere in front o f you . I w e d o in g about It? O h. m y iU v e ...^ d iw o a i m ore condom s! h ig h l i t hooio. O h yeah I T h e n the grade K h o o io . Yeah* m a n — rig h t o n l H o w about k in d e rg a rte n ? W e e lll...m a y b e not...yet...but give 'e m tim e . W e h a v e tw o ch o ices: S h ape u p o u r act to o n e ...D lc t e r ly to th e o th er. N e lson B . T u lto r W in te r S p rin g s HOODING C A R TE R Rethinking Vietnam, Cuba policy T w o decades have passed since the U n ite d States w ith d rew from th e Vietnam W a r. W e have yet to establish n o rm al relations w ith H anoi. A lm o st 35 y ears have passed s in c e we broke w ith C a stro 's C u b a . We c o n tin u e to b lo ck the restoration o f fu ll relations w ith Havana. In both coses, one s im p le question arises: W h y ? In both cases th e answers do n ot b ear close exam ination. N ow . finally, the C lin to n a d m in istra tio n seem s o n the verge of c o n fro n ­ tin g the ob viou s w ith V ie tn a m even w h ile It refuses to do so w ith C u b a . Perhaps the hardest p o in t to grasp Is th at d ip lo m a tic recognition to Juat that. It to n o t the G eorge W a sh in g ton sea l o f approval. W e recognize som e 175 n ation s, m any o f th e m ru led by people whose p o litics sn d p ra c tic e s range from Ihe u n accep tab le to the a b h o rre n t. T h e y do not th in k we lo v e them and w e d o not th in k th ey love us. W h a t we know to th a t th e y ex ist and that It m akes sense for us to t r y to deal d ire ctly w ith th e ir existence. R ecognition la o rd in a rily as sim ple as one. two. three. A new n atio n Is established, u s u a lly carved out of the re m a in s of a fallen Im p e ria l order. O r a new governm ent displaces a n o th e r one through violent re vo lu tio n or coup. A fte r an Interval to allow th e dust to settle In the latter case, or alm ost Im m ediately In the form er. W ashington Jo in s the rest o f the In te rn a tio n a ! c o m m u n it y In e s t a b lis h in g fo rm a l d ip lo m atic lin k s w ith the new regim e. A t least, that to the w a y It works In 0 9 ca ses out o f 100. W hen It doe sn 't, there sh ou ld be an u n iq u e set o f reasons to e r p la ln why. Perh ap s the new governm ent to m u rd e ro u s beyond h isto ric precedent. Perhaps It poaes a d ire ct and m ortal th reat to Am erican s e c u rity , its v e ry existence pred icated on a state o f w a r w ith th is country. B u t In the case of b o th Vietnam and C u b a , none o f these co n d itio n s pertain, If th e y ev e r did. R ela tive ly sm a ll pressure groups w ith legitim ate grievances h ave managed to h o ld n ation al p o licy hostage. It has seemed e a sie r to stay the course, h ow ever ludicrous, th a n to ris k a p o litica l firestorm . In the case o f V ie tn a m , th e sticking p o in t h a s been th e lon g stan d in g issue o f A m e ric a n servicem en stllT listed as m issin g In actio n. It Is c le a r th at H an o i haa n ever been to t a lly fo rth co m in g on the M IA Issue. However, th ere to v irtu a lly no like lih o o d th at Vietnam Is s t ill h o ld in g M IA s or h id in g th e ir rem ains, if o n ly because It w ould m ake n o sense to do so. It Is not easy to say that to the fam ilies o f the m iss in g m en, som e o f w hom have in v e ste d th eir liv e s In the cause, b u t It m ust be said nonetheless. B u t w h y does It m a tte r If we d o n 't h a v e relation s w ith V ie tn a m ? P rim a rily b ecause It lim its o u r a b ility to Influence the behavior o f a co u n try bou n d to p la y a significant role In th e region. S econ d arily, b ecause It keeps A m e ric a n firm s out o f a grow ing m arket that to b e in g exploited b y m an y o f th e ir c h ie f com petitors. Elsa G o m ez Is Indeed u firm believer In free speech. S h e Is also devoted to Ihe Idea of diversity am ong the s lu d c n l body al Kean — and Its co ro llary, m u ltlc u llu ra llsm . W A S H IN G T O N - T h e C lin to n a d m in istra ­ tion Is a n x io u sly a w a itin g a verdict on h ra llh -c a rr rrform Irani one o f the most In flu e n tia l Ju ries In W u s h ln g lo n — Ihe n o n p a rtisa n C ongressional llu d g rl O llie r. E a rly next m onth CHO w ill d eliver Its opin ion on w hether Ihe plan 's fln a m in g Is Ituscd more on fantasy Ihan (art. Hul u leap of fallh m ay be m ore accurate for ih e budget side of Ihe 1.342-pagc bill. A l le a s t t h a t 's th e essence o f an early verdict rendered by a m em ber of Prrstdcnl t r illio n s ow n Cabinet, w h ich played a major role d ra ftin g tin; j»Uui and " s c r u b b in g the fs*» n u m b e rs." O ffic e of M an ag e­ IC B O will deliver 119 opinion on m e n t a n d Hud gel whether Ihe D irector Leon I’anritu dan's financing defends !h c llc .d ih Se­ c u rity A rt as honest s based more on fantasy than and conservative but w a r n s a b o u t w ln il fact. J m ight Ik - termed ih r X furtor: Ihe a d m ln ls ira iln n 's niim lM -r* rnny prove w rong, a lth o u g h n o l th ro u g h deceit o r deception. Forecasting th e lu llir r ol health c a re Is a n I n ip c r f c r t u n d e r t a k in g — n otw ith sta n d in g nine m o n th s ol work by H illa ry R odham C lin to n a n d Inpul tram 60(1 experts. W c re ce n tly asked PancM u whether sm ite part# o l ih e plan m ay hr- o n ly us tellable a s the m od els on which II w as bused: " E x o rtly . I cun say we have ih r besl estim ates In the business o n ly because w e huve Ihe o n ly estim ates In the busin ess ... You tiring 3 0 m illio n lo 40 m illion A m e ric a n s onto the health ra re rolls — w h o know s what the u tiliza tio n Is. who know s w h a l the Impact Is. who k n o w s whut those fa m ilie s are going lo d o?" f A ll o f th is Ilea behind the barrage of p u b lic statem ents b y a d m in istra tio n envoys an d spokesm en In recent weeks h in tin g that som e form o f re co g n itio n to Juat aro u n d the corner. Som ething else does os w ell. L o s in g the Vietnam w a r - o r not w in n in g It. If you prefer th at fo rm u la ­ tion. no lo n g er sticks In the n a tio n 's throat lik e a n u n d ig e ste d bone. W e h ave fin ally coine to te rm s w ith It, w h i c h m e a n s p u b lic o p in io n Is ready for n o rm a liza ­ tion. In t h e c a s e o f Cuba, how ever, there Is a n a d d i t i o n a l , oil-im p ortan t factor. I’uru-ttu's opinions c a n ’ t be discounted us For h u n d re d s of p a r t is a n s c a re ta lk . J u x t a p o s e d w l l l i ti In both cases, thousands o f Cuban C lin to n 's fiery conviction d u rin g lusl w eek's emigres w h o live In one simple Slate o f ih e Union address, lln-y Irave the this co u n try , the de­ question arises: flavor of a forewarning. I’am -ltu believes Ihe Why? J s t r u c t io n o f F id e l potential rew ards of reform override l l i r risk Castro Is h a lf cause, but c a u l Ions against jm llln g loo much faith lis lf h o ly crusade. It In Ihe m odels. does not m a ile r that he haa a lw a y s been an ant scream in g Insults at " T h e largest pari of Ihe lim e w r spent In an elephant. W hat m atters Is that he s till ru le s Ihe first s ix m onths was developing models,... the co u n try from w hich they were forced to so w r ca n say. 'If we're g o in g lo bring these flee. For th em , diplom atic relations are u n ­ people Into a health cure sy ste m , whal tin- we thinkable u n til he la overthrow n or dies, and going lo need, for exam p le . In term s o f they are a potent force In F lo rid a and national su bsidies lo help the s m a lle r businesses? politics. How m u ch Is this going (o c o s t? ’ " From th at perspective. It to doubly Ironic If the a d m in istra tio n 's m u th doesn't add that non-recognition has p ro b a b ly prolonged up. a n d h ealth core p ro ve s lo be u budgetCastro's h o ld on power. He h as been able to buster, c h a lk It up to the fact that officials e co n o m ic d ifficulties b y Invoking the were o p eratin g In the fin a n c ia l equivalent o f il b o y co tt. He could e x p la in C u b a 's faithful adherence to the " S o c ia lis t ' cam p long unch artercd waters. " W c know what Ihe estim ates are In the area of Medicare or after other* h ad deserted It by p oin ting to the M ed ica id ." Panctta said. " Y o u have som e m ilitary th rea t from the U n ited States. (private) Insurance actuaries,... you have A s a d ire ct result, a nation w h ich Is little some sense of w hal the co sts are there. B u i more th an a rifle shot from K e y West. Fla., suddenly w hen you arc g o in g lo be ap plying n might as w e ll have been In Southeast A sia for plan that Is com prehensive. Iliu l Involves u a ll the Influ en ce the United S tates has had on basic benefit plan and ro v e rs n il Am ericans, It. T h a n k s to o u r d e d ic a tio n to C u b a 's ih a i's n e w ." Isolation, th e natural tows o r p o litica l g ra v ity P an elta said everybody w h o participated In have been suspended. Ihe p ro c e s s — In c lu d in g health p o lic y After m ore than 20 years o f A m e rica 's architect Ira M agazlnrr a n d M iliary Rodham romance w ith the non-recognition and boycott C lin io n — understood these problems from of "R ed C h in a ." the N ixo n ad m in istra tio n ih e b eg in n ing . That's w h y so m uch tim e wan abandoned th at approach In the early 1970s. sp e n t d e v e lo p in g m o d e ls . T h e s e c o n d W hile we co n tin u e to have differences w ith approach w as lo be very conservative In the Bejlng. th ey fa ll far short of the form er state o f estim ates littering Into Ihe W h ile House from bellicose h o s tility . A nd In b rin g in g in C h in a as agencies. H e revealed that cost esllm ules for a factor In th e long struggle w ith the Soviet different p lan k s In the p lan often varied Union, we hastened Its end. am ong agencies, and Ih r highest estim ate Now It to 1994. The C old W a r to over, w h ich w ould get Incorporated Into h is final projec­ to new. w h ile Vietnam and C u b a continue to tions. exist, w h ic h to n o t new. Late as it to. It's not too P an elta also touched on w hat may becom e tote to m a tch A m erican p o lic y to the real ihe m ost Incendiary tsauc In the e n tire world. In H a v a n a as well as In Hanoi. W a lk in g debate: spending caps. T o avoid getting away from self-defeating failu re alw aya m akes "c a u g h t in that p ro blem o f estim ates." sense. Panelta said, the concept o f cups took h old. e ttmm r Once th e news of M u h a m m a d ’s take-noprisoners lectu re spread beyon d Ihe cam pus. Ihe president o f Kean College. D r. F.lsa Gomez, ca m e In for con siderable criticism . S h e Itsd watted 10 days before saying anything ubout M uham m ad s m em orable visit. She then d id condem n the speech as "rep rehen sible." adding, h o w rv rr. that he had the right to speak freely, no m atter how od iou sly. Numbers behind health plan cast doubt T h e y celebrate their leaders, such os Martin Luther King, with all of us. They bring the art and the literature of those such as Zora Neale Hurston, to the whole com m unity. T h e y file proud of the contributions of African Americans In the past and in the present A ll races and nationalities should take sim ilar pride in the accomplishments of their ancestors In b rin g in g M ack history to lire with celebrations and com m unity events at this time. Ideas are kept alive. Th e events can help to bring all portions of the com m unity together in a positive activity. D u rin g the first several centuries of life In A m e rica , the accom plishm ents of black leaders have been kept at a low profile. History books In school (ailed to mention them In any detail. Few statues or m onu­ ments were ever erected In their honor. School children aa well as adults s h o u ld 'welcome this special o n r - m o n ih c o n c e n t r a ­ K h alld M uham m ad Is un equal o p po rtun ity bigot. A l Kean, he also henped scu m on guys an d lesbians. A rab s, women. C a th o lic s and w h ites not oth erw ise enumerated. H e referrrd to " llw old no-good Pope — you k n o w that cracker.... Som ebody need to raise that dress up um l see w hat's rc u lly under there." J u s t right for Je s s e Ja ck so n 's "com m on g ro u n d " politics. J A C K ANDER SO N s e e t h a t A f r ic a n A m e r ic a n s h a v e th e rig h t Idea. 4- Jected the A ID S virus Into b la c k babies. "B ro th e r Cokely Is 100 percent rig h t!" ■ i �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - M onday, January 31, 1M4 - I A Women jurors: War between sexes polarized Menendez jury By UNDA OCUTSCH A P Special Correapondent_______ L O S A N G E L E S — Sexism and hom ophobia doomed any chance for a verdict In E ilk Menendez' m u rder trial, said women Jurors w ho also believe no ju ry Is lik e ly to co n vict E rik or his brother L y le o f first degree m urder In the shotgun slaying of their parents. " W e were c u lle d Ign oran t asses and em pty headed and those women.' " said one Juror, a 3 6 -ye ar-old secre ta ry w h o asked not to be Identified "W e had one Juror w ho would put on h is sunglasses and be balancing h is checkbook and ru ttin g out coupons when the women were ta lk in g ." "T h e re were Insults, sexual com m ents. They tried to outsh o u t u s ." said Juror T ra c y M iller. 27. a bookstore clerk. W hen a prosecutors raised the Issue of hom osexuality late In the trial. M iller recalled, several of the m en show ed new Interest. J u ro r Hazel T h ornto n. 36. said she tried to keep deliberations on Issues such as burden of proof or the concept o f m alice, but m en were m ore Interested In whether E rik w as hom osexual. In an In te rv ie w w ith T h e Associated Press, four women Jurors and two wom en alternates who heard E r ik M enendez' case described 10 d ays o f hostile deliberations. Attem pts lo get com m ent from men on E r ik 's panel were u n ­ s u c c e s s fu l. T w o re fu s e d to com m ent w hen contacted by phone: a th ird d id n ’t return a telephone message; there was no answer at the hom e of a fourth: and num bers for the fifth and s ix t h m a le J u ro rs were u n ­ available. Out a m an Interviewed for the television program "Inside E d i­ tio n " defended the Jury and called cla im s of an anti-gay bias "lu d icro u s.'' " E v e r y Juror went In there w ith an open m ind try in g lo do the best that they co u ld and tr y in g to come u p w llh the t r u t h , " s a id J u r o r R o b R a k e s t r n w , a c c o r d in g to a tra n scrip t made av a ila b le to the A P . " A n d It had n o th in g to do w ith the lifestyle that these two m en le d ." R a k e stra w did not address s e x is m allegations In the In­ terview . w hich was scheduled In a ir ton lg h l. E rik . 23. and Lyle. 26. were ch arg ed with first degree m urder In th e 1989 slayin g of their w e a lth y parents. Jo se a n d K itty M enendez. P r o s e c u t o r s a r g u e d th e b ro th e rs killed out o f greed and h atre d ; the broth ers cla im e d th ey feared for their liv e s after y e a rs o f m ental a n d sexu a l abuse. Crime Continued from Page 1A "I realize that this distinction 1* not a flattering one for the tK-uutlful Bayou State." Morgan said "C e rtain ly, you w ill find pockets of safe and dangerous areas In any state "H ow ever, when taken as a w h o le , th e f a r t s speak fo r them selves Louisiana has the h ig h e s t m u rd e r rate In th e co u n try and ranks high in v io ­ lent crim e and overall crim e In general " T h e second most dangerous state was Maryland, follnwrd by Texas. Illinois and Florida R ounding out the top 10 were C aliforn ia. Nevada. New York. A rizo n a and South Carolina At the opposltr end of the scalr. Verm ont was lound to hr the safest o f the 50 states. M id Scott M organ, president of the p u b lish ­ ing com pany. Morgan said the rankings were based on 16 factors. In rlu dln g overall stale crim e rates. Juve­ School W h at's fo r lu n ch ? Tu M day, F»b. 1,19*4 Health Burg*f o n a B u n Yellow Corn *»* Fresh Orange Wedges or Chet's Sslad or Beg Lunch Low Fst Milk KATHERINE ANEVA MCKENZIE CURRY K a th e rin e A n e v a M c K r n s ic C u r r y . 83. L a n d o v e r P la c e . Longw ood, died Sunday. Jan . 30. 1994. at M eridian N ursing Hom e. Longwood. Born Aug. 24. 1910. In M ichigan City. Miss., she moved lo C c n lro l Florida from M em phis In 1988. She was a hom em aker. S u rv iv o rs Include husband. C lin t o n H.. Sr.; sons. C h r is C u r r y . B ir m in g h a m . A la . . C lin to n H.. J r.. Atlanta: d au gh ­ ters. Jo yce McLeod. Longwood. C h arlo tte M iller. Alexandria. Vn.: brothers. L .T . M cKenzie. J r.. San Antonio. Nell H. M cKenzie. G ren ad a. Miss.: sisters. R uth E v e ly n Glover. Beth Welch, troth o f S t u r k s v llle . M iss.: s e v e n g ra n d c h ild re n and six gre at­ grandchildren. G a in e s Carey Hand G arden C h a p e l Fun eral Home. L o n g ­ wood. In charge o f a rra n g e ­ m ents. JAMES L. JUNE Ja m e s L. Ju n e . 41. of A n ­ derson Avenue. Sanford, died Th u rsday. Jan . 27. at O rlando Regional Medical Center. B o m M arch 25, 1952. In M anning. S.C.. he moved to Sanford in 1938 from Greeleyvllle, S.C. Mr. J u n e was a landscaper and a m em ber of West Side Freew ill H olin ess C hurch. Sanford. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w if e . Bernice; sons. Ja m e s L. Sanders a n d D am an B u rk e , both or Sanford; brothers. Jessie. Frunk. Ned. Leroy. E lijah , and H enry, a ll o f Sanford: sisters. M ary W illia m s . A lla m o n tc S p rin g s. E u n ice W ilds. M a llle M cKcnezc. an d Suzanne J . Eudcll. all of Sanford. W llson-Elchelberger M ortuary. Inc., Sanford. In charge of a r­ rangem ents. ELSIE BPECK KONDRATICK E ls ie Speck K o n d rallck. 64. L a M esa Avenue. W inter Springs. , died Saturday. Ja n . 29, 1994. al V in ter P ark M em orial H ospital, lorn J u ly 4. 1929. In G annlster. »u.. she moved lo Central Florda from Baltim ore In 1969. Mrs. Condrailck w as a hom em aker md a m em ber of Si, Sim eon Jrthodox Church. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e so n s, iteven. Indianapolis. Alexander. nile crim e statistics, crim e clear­ ances. police protection and expendItures and the change In crim e roles over the past five years Maine followed Verm ont as the s la ic con sid ered safest. Next cam e Iowa. North Dakota. West V i r g in i a . N e w H a m p s h ir e . Nebraska. S outh Dakota. K en ­ tucky. Montana an d W yom ing California, the nation s most populous state, led the nation In m u rd e r s a n d n o n - n c g llg c n t m a n sla u g h te rs In 1992 w ith 3.921. or 16.5 percent of the national total of 23.760. New York had 2.397. Texas 2.239. Illin o is 1.322. F lo rid a 1.208. M ich ig a n 9 3 8 a n d Lo u isian a 747. T h e bonk ranks the stales In m ore than 450 categories, and M o rg a n said ih c 16 facto rs considered the most c r itic a l were u s e d In d e te r m in in g w h ic h states a rr most dangerous He adm itted that selectin g the lo p 16 categories used to co m ­ p ile the c rim r ra n k in g s was subjective. " B u t when you look at It. I th in k It's fairly le llln g ." he said " Y o u can q u lb b lr about whether lo n ils la n a Is first or fou rth , hut It Is d e fin ite ly among the top states In the problem of crim e ." Inform ation from Associated Press is contained In th is report Sturm d iv e rt econom ic d eve lo p m e n t f u n d in g to a m ore re g io n a l a p p ro a c h th ro u g h th e ED C . rep resen tative lo S C ID A went Ihm ugh a rocky th e E D C for 12 y ears The organization is aim ed al develop­ and politically-charged history w h ich Included a m erge r with ing the central Flo rid a Job base and econom y through Inform a­ S C O P A before Its f in a l and c u rre n t role as an Industrial tion and recru itm en t services d e v e lo p m e n t b o n d a p p r o v a l S tu rm w as a ls o a c tiv e In co m m ittee. county econom ic development Before 1981. the E D C repre­ through service on the Sem inole sen ted solcl^Qrange C o u n ty and C ou n ty l*oil A u th o rity and the Sem inole C o u n ty Industrial De­ *Orlando. After S em in ole C ou n ty J o in e d , th e o r g a n iz a t io n velopm ent A u th o rity. e x p a n d e d and now- In c lu d e s Sturm spearheaded the elfort L a ke an d Osceola C ounties. to reduce the role o f SC ID A and Continued from Page 1A W in t e r S p r in g s : d a u g h te rs . Catherine Brousseau. Baltim ore. N in a Neal, O viedo: brothers. Andrew Speck. New York. Frank S p e rk . P e n n s y lv a n ia . Josep h S p eck. M ich a e l S p eck. J o h n S p e rk . a ll o f A u b u rn . N'.Y..; s lsle r. M ary Strong, Auburn; eight grandchildren. G aines Carey Hand Garden C h apel F un eral Hom e. Lon g ­ wood. In ch arg e of arran g e­ ments. PATRICK STEPHEN MAOUIRE Patrick Stephen Maguire. 34. Arden Street, Longwood. died T hursday. J a n . 27, 1994, at M eridian N u rsin g Center. Long­ wood. Born M arch 12. 1959. In Long Island. N.Y.. he moved to C entral F lo rid a In 1966. Mr. Maguire was a screenw riter and actor. He w as a m em ber of St. M a r y M a g d a le n e C a t h o l i c C h u rrh . M aitland. S u rv iv o r s In c lu d e paren ts. Patrick R and A n n e Maguire; b r o t h e r . M ic h a e l: s is t e r s . Roseannc. Katherine. B n ld w ln - F n lr c h lld F u n e ra l Home. A ltam on te Springs. In charge of arrangem ents. CECELIA PRINCIPE C e c e lia P r in c ip e . 6 7 . W ln d m c n d o w s S tre e t. A lt a ­ m onte S prin g s, died Sunday, Jun. 30. 1994. at Florida L iv in g N u r s in g C e n t e r . A lt a m o n t e Springs. B om J u ly 1. 1926. In Cleveland. Ohio, she moved to Central Florida In 1982. She was a secretary for the C iv il Sendee D e p a rtm e n t o f D efen se and Catholic. She Is su rvived by a brother. Carl, of Cleveland. B a ld w ln - F a lr c h lld F u n e ra l Home. A lta m o n te Springs. In churge of arrangem ents. ANNA CLARA SHELTON A n n a C la r a S h e lt o n . 8 4 . M a r k e r S t r e e t . A lt a m o n t e Springs, died S atu rd ay. Jan . 29. 1994, at Flo rid a Hospital. A lta ­ monte Springs. B o m Jan . 28. 1910, In Palatka. she moved to C entral Flo rid a In 1921. Mrs. Shelton a housekeeper and a m em ber o f C h u rch of God In C h rist. Altam on te Springs. She Is su rvived by a daughter. Vtolena Je n k in s , of A llam on tc Springs. B ru to n 's Funeral H om e. O r­ la n d o . In charge o f a rra n g e ­ m ents. JAM ES STEWART J a m e s S tew ard . 5 7 . Hoffa W ay. Longwood. died S aturday. J a n . 29. 1994. at h is residence. B o rn M ay -20. 1934. In Ncola. town, he moved lo C e n tra l F lo r­ ida from Mem phis In 1981. Mr. S le w a rt was a form er regional m unuger of Florida for the UnIden Corporation of A m e ric a . He w as a m em ber of the C h u rc h of the N a tiv ity, the V FW . D A V . and A m e ric a n Legion. He Is a veter­ an o f the U.S. Navy. S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e w if e . G erald in e; son, Thom as. Lon g ­ wood: daughter. K e lly Blu ch er. P o r t la n d . Ore.: m o th e r. Ora S t e w a r d . F r c e m o n t . N e b .; brother. Richard. N ap erville. III.; sisters. Barbara L an n ln g , Ju d y N euhuus. Jane Baugh, all of Frcemont. Neb. G a in e s Carey H and Garden C h n p c l Funeral H om e. L o n g ­ w oo d . In rlu irg e o f a rra n g e ­ m ents. B A M K . M 0 B f a T f l. 1 M . Fv w i I lor W R o b o t R B o o k U , *9* U . ot Edg***ter. * * o p atted »»», Thu rutor. win to conducted iodo» IM o n d irl o l 1 p m . at Iho Ooklown P o rk Chop*I ot m* dotdw ln FatrcM M Funorol Homo, wtlti ttw R * . John Bryant oMtciOHnO Into*moot will follow ot Sylvan Lokt Comotory A r r o n g o m o n t i by B a ld w in F a ir c h ild Furw rol Homo. Ooklown P o rk Chop*I, Lav* M ir y . K O N D R A T IC K . f l t l l I P f C K F unorol w r v lc tt tor M r t K o n d ro tk k w ill U V e n d o r tvorlng. Jan 11. ot 1 p m ond Ito lite rg K o l te rv k a will to Tuatday o l II o m . in S t. Stophon Orthodoa Church In Longwood. with fho Rov Thoodor* Bocho ottlciollng Intormont w ill follow tn A ll F a ittit Comotery Frlondk moy c o ita l tto St Stophon Orthodoa Church Monday ororlng from S p m until flm o e f lo r y lc t A rro n g o m o n lt by G o ln o i C o ro y Hond Gordon Chopol FuntrolHom o. Longwood SMITH, FRANK B. Funorol w rv tc tf tor M r* Sm ith w ill to T h u rid o y. Fop L illp n In G o mot Coroy Hond Ftmorol Chopol with tho Rov. Roy H otter Ottlciollng Crom ollon w ill follow MTVIco Frlondk moy to ll ot tho Ignorol homo T h u rid o y from 1 p m until tlm o of te rv k* F o r frlondk who wtkh. m om orlol donation* m oy to mod* to tho Longwood V F W Pott 1707. 1U0 N C R i l l . Longwood. »M 0; or rho m orlcon tteort A tio c lo tlo n . Control F lo rid a Chapter. 777 E M o r k t Stroot. P O Bo* U ttO J .O rio n * F L I T U I O U J A r r o n o o m tn li by G o ln o t C o roy Hand Gordon Chopol Funorol Homo. Longwood FPote By Art Woodrvtt Miss SHS '94 candldatss lifts up altar talent segment to awall the results ol the judgee. Miss SHS Continued from Page 1A T h e co n te stan ts were each Interviewed by Hie Judges during the afternoon lie fo rr sh ow in g off a variety o f perform in g lalents that evening Em cee Anne Roberts, the 1994 D isney W orld A m bassador, was Ihe charm ing m istress o f cere­ monies. From singing to d an cin g to stand up com edy, the contes­ tants delighted the ju d g es and the crowd who gathered In the s c h o o l's a u d it o r iu m for ih e event. "It was an e n te rta in in g even­ ing all the way a ro u n d ." Michels said. B la ir wowed Ihe crow d w llh her sp arkling rrn d liln n o f Brooks a n d D u n n 's " B o o t S c o o tin ' B o o g ie ." E n r h y o u n g la d y w a s sp on sored In the co m p e titio n by a g ro u p or organization at Ihe school. B la ir represented Salm agundi. Ihe s c h o o l's yearbook Along w llh Ih c crown, she received a ban n er, a trophy, a bouquet of p a s t e l f lo w r r s a n d a S 100 S a v in g s Bond. A fo rm e r cheerleader, she Is activ e w ith tho yearb ook pro­ d u ctio n s ta ll and p lan s to pnrsur a ca re e r In broadeast Journalism . F irs t runner up In th e comp r t it io n w as K a re n S llv iu s . S p o n s o re d by P o ly g lo ts , she jterfornied a cheery C a n -C a n to the m u s ic of Cole Porter. S e c o n d r u n n e r u p J a im e D lllm a n . who was sponsored by S tu d e n ts Against D ru n k D rivin g , did a n uproariously runny co m ­ edy ro u tin e . A c c o rd in g lo M ichels, no one has e v e r done siand u p com edy In Ih c talen t portion o f the M iss S H S p ag e an i but Ihe Judges were p lea se d and Im pressed w ith th e routine. co o rd in ato rs arc ce rla ln I hey can find a fac ility lh al w ill meet the needs o f anyone w ho w an ts lo volu nteer. " W e ' l l fin d som e a r r a n g e ­ m e n ts lo suit the n ee d s of som eo n e who w ants lo w ork In Ihc s c h o o ls ." Lane said. T a m a ra Coughlin, w ho danced to a m ix of 1950s and 1960s m u sic , w a s singled nut us the top t a le n t w in n e r a n d K r y s t a l M e r l l i l c w as la u d e d as th e w in n e r n f the In d iv id u a l In­ terview . *'! t h in k w r had a w onderfully s u c c e s s fu l event." said M ich els "I t h in k everyone w as v e ry p le a se d ." Dividends Continued from Page 1A upw ards of $7 per h ou r lo have th e ir children In Ihe program lor a few hours per week. "It could lie very co stly for someone who volu nte ers a roupie of hours a w e ek." Lane said. "T h a t kind of cool a d d s u p ." S h e s a id th e n u m b e r nf parents who shied aw ay from volunteering in the classroom because they d id not feel they c o u ld alfo rd th e e x p e n se of tem porary ch ild care w as sur­ prising. " T h e re were w i m a n y Tor w h o m th is w a s th e biggest obstacle." she said. A ccord in g to Lane. D ividends set to work fin d in g day rurc facilities that co u ld h elp oul Ihe pun-tils who w anted to volun­ teer. " T h e y were so w illin g to h e lp ." Lane said. " I t's been very satisfyin g ." Jo a n C ollard o f T h e Happy E lv e s day care ce n ter In Lake M ary said Iftul s h e b e lle v rs It's J good program. "I th ink the D ivid e n d s pro­ gram is a w onderful und exciting p rogram ." she said. “ It helps Ihe students In the schools so much If I can help the m om s that want to volunteer to get there, then I'm w illin g lo do th a t." Je a n M cLain o f M am a Jean's day care In Sanford said site believes Ihe o p p o rtu n ity to help out the schools Is a special one. "1 th ink Hits Is a great chance to help people w ho are doing som e good for Ihe stu den ts who are ou r future leaders." she said. Most of the c h ild cure facilities w h o arc Involved In the program have ce rlaln re striction s on how m a n y c h ild re n Ih c y can ac­ com odate. on how often parents m ay use the services und on the uges of ih c ch ild re n they will c a re for. but th e D iv id e n d s Accident Continued from Page 1A T h e accident occu rred near Geneva at Ihc In tcrsccllo n of SR 4 6 und Ju n g le Road about 2:50 u.m. Paul Alderm an. 37. 80 00 N. H ighw ay 46. M im s, w as pro­ nounced dead u l O rland o Re­ gional Medical Center. T h e three passengers In Ihe 1986 Ford p ick u p truck were Injured and la k e n to area hosplials. K e v in M cN lrh o ls , 35. 5610 Holopaw Grove Road. S i. Cloud. Is in critical co n d itio n ut ORMC and Debra A ld erm an . 8 000 N. H w y. 46. M im s. Is In stable co n d lilo n this m orn in g . Cynthia M cN lchols. 5610 Holopaw Grove Kd.. St. Cloud, w as treated at C e n tra l Florida R egional Hospi­ tal. Sanford. A F lo rid a H ig h w a y P a tro l trooper Investigating the acci­ dent rrpo rtrd no one In the p ick u p truck was w curlng a scat beat. T h e d riv e r o f t h r tractortra ile r. L o u is M a n d cv llle . 57. M elb o u rn e , w us not Injured. A ccord in g lo Ihc p olice report, the Kcnw urth w as w estbound on S R 46 approaching J u n g le Road. A ld erm an was north b ou n d on J u n g le Road und p u lle d Into the path of M an d cv llle ’s tru ck. The tractor-trailer s ir u r k t h r pickup on ihe right side. TRANSMISSION 1 SAMfOM) 321-3270 R J LAKE HUY/HEATHROW ! 3304810 | « ALT. S F O l 11 0 *0 * 0 0 0 . l = „ ■ i s7 c n c c / j U r r „ M A J0 R r e p a ir s I o iu w o M M M O ^ j Yt.XFMiin tmi'oin tiOi.F im ib i .u m \w : G o lf L e s s o n s 2 0 % i $2.50 Victory Grips j O F F B uy a Large Bucket ol Balls, Get Second Bucket at 5 0 % o f f W ith C ou p on • ^ EKpires_2-M dt4____ | 2 3 0 0 £ 7 A i r p o r t B l v t l . , S im f o r t l (U n iitr- M at o f 1 7 -9 2 ) • 3 2 2 - 1 8 5 3 « • !• » :% K V K I i k H A Y u , \ >1 III. * * " l ‘ Welcome N ew com erl "F lo rid a 's own Newcomer service" •dedicated to welcoming new residents. It is our desire to m ike you feel welcome sod to acquaint you with our city. If you are new in Ihc area, or know ofa family who is, s phone call w ill bring ■ prompt visit from our representative. She has brochures, civic information, maps; and to help with your shopping needs, cards o f intro­ duction and gifts from local merchants. Local mcrchanls are also en­ couraged to inquire about the availability of our services. BAHEQ&D GRACE M. STINECIPHER 322-4381 LAKE MARY FLORENCE O'CONNOR 323 4983 - C jT fo iU fia l \ Q M c ltA g S a u c e Home O ffic e 904-734-6031 , VALENTINE SPECIAL �• A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Monday. January 31. 1094 North blames Reagan for making him lie ■y P IT * YOST Associated Pross Wrltor W A S H IN G T O N - Senate hopeful O liver North iw y* P resid e n t K ra g a n w as re sp o n sib le for N o rth 's lies to inem lrers of Congress In the Iran-Contra iu-u iu Iu I. N orth acknow ledged d u rin g an appearance S u n d a y on CH S New s' "F a ce the N a tio n " that h r lie d to m em bers o f the H ouse Intelligence C om m ittee who In qu lrrd In 1980 about repons North w as Involved w ith a b la tin g the Nicaraguan Contras. Uut North expla ine d that he w as sim p ly adh eh n g to directives from Ills superiors that secret W hite House support for the rrtie ls lig htin g should never tie revealed. "W h o made you do It?" host Bob S ch lrlfe r asked when North adm itted tellin g lies to the House m em bers "W e ll, the president o f the United Slates.” North re p llrd He noted that K rag a n had secretly requested m oney for the C o n tra s from the governm ent of S au d i A rabia — an d that the president told h is top advisers su ch assistance should never tie revealed N o rth denied to the law m akers that he was assisting the rebels In fact, at the tim e the W h ile House staffer wus ru n n in g a clandestine opera* tlon to keep the Contras supplied w ith weapons d u rin g u congressional ban on U.S. m ilita ry assistance. North Is seeking the Republican nom ination for the Senate seat Irotn V irg in ia held by Dem ocrat C h a rle s Robb. In the Interview . North p la y rd dow n Ills m isstatem ents to he House m em liers - w h ich cam e d u rin g a m eeting In the W h ile House S itu a tio n Room on Aug. 6 . 1986. North called It “ an Informal. ofPtlie-record" discu ssion and said "we ought not to lia v r those k in d s of Inform al m eetings." "If the Congress w ants to gel the straight answers, what they ought to do Is b rin g jieople up there, have them raise their right hands just like I d id nnd expect thut they w ill tell the tru th ." North added. " T h a t's whut I'm going to expect us a U.S. senator." N orth h as said rejieat'-dly d u rin g va rio u s national television appearances In recent days that he never lied to Congress w h ile under oath. He w as not under oath when he lied to the House Intelligence com m ittee m em liers In 1986. lie adm itted d u rin g Ills 1987 sw orn testim ony to Congress and at Ills 1989 c rim in a l trial that he had lied at the 1986 m eeting Despite the ad m issio n at Ills c rim in a l trial, the Jury acquitted him of the charge regarding the m eeting — a felony count alleg in g that he had obstructed Congress. Legal Notices L E O A L N O TICE P u rtu a n t lo C h ap te r 4*0. ( I F ) If 00* I am required to give the following notice relative to patient record* R S Cunningham, D C hat relocated practice to ltd ) S Woodland Blvd . D e l and Flor Ida R S Cunningham. O C and R S Cunningham. P A have terminated practice reiat.onth.p a t an independent contractor to A W W o o d a ll. P A . A W Woodall D C D B 'A Woodall C h iro p ra ctic Cantor. 1*00 S Park Avenue. Senlord. F lorida )Jf>i affective t ) ) l f ) Chiropractic record* ot "pa tientt ef record ' ettrgned to Dr Cunningham rem ain the proper ty ot Woodall Chiropractic Can ter and a r t available to that patient or their duty com m uted r e p r e » e n le llv e fr o m A W Woodall. P A . A W Woodall. D C . D / B / A W o o d a ll C h iro p ra ctic Center. 1*00 S Park A.enue Senlord. F lorida IJ f/ l The chlro pra ctk record* •f any ' patient ot record" In tiltle n c e upon date o l retoca tien ere legally required to be available tor at toett two |}> year* tram the d ele of the relocation ' Patient ef record tor the purpoM of fhi* rote I* a p a t ie n t w ho ha* r e c e iv e d treatment within tha lett two 111 year* /»' R S Cunningham. D C PrePdent R S Cunningham. P A ]** Dublin Drive l a t e Mary Florida 12'** Publith January }4. It. Iff* D E N Iff IN T H I CIRCU IT COURT FO R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY, F LO R IO A C IV IL ACTION N U M BER t) H t) C A ME E M C M O R T G A G E CO R PO R A T ION. a Dataware corporation P la in tiff. W IL F R E D RIOS M A R IA S RIOS G U I L L E R M O M A R T I N E Z . O L G A M A R T IN E Z Defendant* NOTICE OF S A L E NOTICE IS H E R E B Y O IV E N that, purtuant to a Summary F inal Judgment m ForeO oturt. entered In the above ity ie d c o u m In the C ircu it Court ot Semlnoto County. F lo rid a I. Clark of the C ircu it Court of Saminoto County. Florida, w ill M il that certain property titue l ed In Semlnoto County F lorida more pertkutarty deter ‘bed a* SEC E X H IB IT " A " AT TACHEOHERETO W h ich w e t ta c a r a c lly da ter ibed M tha mortgage a* S E E E X H I B I T " B " AT TACHEOHERETO E X H IB IT " A " CO M M E N CE AT THE NORTHW EST C O R N ER OF G O V E R N M E N T LOT * SEC T I O N I I . T O W N S H I P )• SO UTH. R A N G E M E A S T . SE M IN O LE CO U N T Y . F LO R ID A R U N N O R T H ( i OE G R E E S 00 W EST A L O N G THE SO U TH L IN E OF TH E P H IL LIP R VONGE GRANT. M* F E E T TO T H E P O IN T O F B E G IN N IN G . T H B N C B J P N H W lM Pltol* by IMCSMI StoSftMSI It’s tree trimmin’ time A nip here and a luck there. Gerald Taylor, an employee o l the City of Sanford, rides a cherry picker high In tho sky to trim one o l 75 Palm etto Palm s along tho lakefront near the marina. Russian cosmonaut new to shuttle but not to space l y Associated Proas C A P E C A N A V E R A I. — For cosm onaut Sergei K rlk a lcv . a w ulk In space Is like u w alk In the park and eight days In a shuttle should tie a cinch. H e's ulrcady spent 463 days um nng the stars K rlk a lc v I s scheduled to becom e the first R ussian to blast off In a U.S. sh uttle on Th u rsd ay w hen he and five A m erican s de|iart for an eight-day science m ission aboard D iscovery. The lau n ch countdow n began th is m orning. A t 35. K rlk a lc v Is the baby of the crew, but he's got sen iority w hen It com es to space flight. None of the U.S. astronauts usslgned to the flight, a ll In th eir 40s. hus spent m ore than nine days at a tim e In space. K rlk a lc v 's first spare trip lasted 151 days, his secon d 312 d ays. O n ly on e o th e r person, cosm onaut M usa M anarov, has logged more space tim e. None of the five A m erican s has spaccw alkcd. K r lk a lc v h a s . s e v e n tim e s . H o w e v e r, no Legal Notice IN T H E CIRCU IT couar O r T H E IITH JU D IC IA L CIR C U IT IN A N D FO R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY. FLO R ID A C A SE NO t l t i n C A U K M O N O R IA N M O R T G A G E C O R P O R A T IO N , a D«letter* corporation. Plaintiff. D O N A M E S .E T A L .. . Defendant! N O TICE OF ACTIO N TO K E N N E T H R F A N N IN G R E S ID E N C E UN KN O W N LA S T KNOW N M A ILIN G AO D RESS I 1 M North lOItt Slroot. Sc o il td* • A Z kSMO A N D TO. A ll portent claim ing on Into rn ) by. through, under or •g ein tt tho aforetold Defendant YO U A R E H E R E B Y NOTI F IE O THAT on M l Ion to toro cloto o mortgog* on tho lone* Ing (tour Ibod proper I f located In Seminole County. Florida Condominium Unit l it . Build Ing SA. o< H ID D E N V IL L A G E CO N D O M IN IUM , according to the Declaration ol Condominium reco rd ed M a rch )), i f f ) in b l l i d a l Record* Book It}*, p a g e * l l f l th r u t i f f an d amandad by first amandmant lh a rtto recorded M ay I*. I H I In O ff ic ia l Record* Book ItM . P a g o * I f } } th r u i t t l an d km ondtd by tec and amendment thereto recorded M ay X . IH I in O ff ic ia l Record* B ack t»*l. P a g e 2001 and amandad by am endm ent thereto recorded June a IHS In O fficial Record* Book 14*4. Page* 1)1} thru D ll. a n d f w r l h t r a m a n d a d by am andm ant thereto recorded Ju ly II. IH S in O fficia l Record* Book 1*1*. page* 1*4* thru 1*11. P u b lic R tc o r d i e l Sem inole County. Florida, together with a ll appurtenance* thereto and an undivided Interetl In the common element* of tald Con dom inium a t tat torth In tald Declaration Together with a ll tlructure* and Im provem ent* now and h e rtafto r on ta ld land, and flitu r a t attached thereto, and a ll rant*. Ittuet. proceed*, and profit* accruing and to accrue from told prem ltet. e ll e l which are Included within the forego In g d e s c r i p t i o n e n d th e habendum thereof, alto a ll gat. •team, electric, wetor and other heating, cooking, rtfrlgerellng. lighting, plumbing, venlllttlng. Irrigating, and power tyttom t machine*, appliance*, future* end appurtenance*, which ere now or m ay hereafter pertain to or be uted with. In. or on tald premite*. even though tney may b* detached or detachable hat been filed e g tln tt you. end you ere required to terve a copy o l your written detente*. II any. to thi* action, on VICKI M VARG O ol ANDERSO N A RUSH . Attorney* tor Plaintiff, whote eddrett it }}} E a tt Can tra l Boulevard. Orlando. Florida 12*01. and file the original with the Clerk ot the above ttytod Court on or before the )0th day otter the first publication other w ite e ludgment may be entered agelntt you for the relief de mended in the Complaint W IT N ESS M Y H A N D AND S E A L O F SAID CO U R T on Ihlt Mth day ol January. Iff* (S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E M O R SE a t Clerk ot ta ld Court By Je a n B rllle n t a t Deputy Clerk P u b lith January ] l A February T. Iff* O E N }** sp a cc’.valks were planned for the D iscovery m ission. K rlk a lc v also Is a m echanical engineer and co m pu ter w hiz w ho showed co m m ander C h arles Bolden J r . u better way to use the sh uttle 's lap top com puters. So w h o’s teaching whom ? Legal Notice III T H E CIR C U IT CO URT O F T H E E IO H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IRCU IT . IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E CO U N T Y . F LO R ID A CASE NO: W lfT J C A I I t BARN ETT BANK OF CEN T R A L F LO R ID A . N A . Plain tiff. vt W ILL IA M B O A R R A R O . C O R P . a F lorida corporation. W IL L IA M B O A R R A R O ; SUN B A N K . N AT IO N AL ASSOCIA TION and CAR W ASH P R O P E R T IE S . INC . Defendant* C L E R K 'S N O TICE OF S A L E N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that purtuant to a Summary F in a l Judgment e l Foractoture e n ttrtd In the above entitled ceute m the C ircuit Court ot tho Eighteenth Ju dicial Circuit. In end tor Seminole County, Flor Ida. I w ill te ll at public auction to the highett bidder tor ceth at the w a tt Ira n i doer e l the CourthouM In Senlord. Semlnoto County. F lorida at the hour ot II to a m on the tsth day o l M arch. Iff*, the) certain parcel •I re a l p rop e rty located In Semlnoto County, Florida, de ter Ibad a t to! low* E X H IB IT " A " A p o r t io n o f L o t * o f F E R N W O O O P L A Z A , a t ra corded In P la t Book IX Page fS. of the Public Record* of Semi note County. F lo rid a , being mere p articu larly deterIbed a t follow* Begin at the m o il Northerly com er nt ta id Lot *j thence run S *!•)*')*" W ait along the W rite r Iy line ot to ld Lot * tor MO 00 fe e l; th en ce r u n S E att parallel with the Northerly line of to ld Lot * for )00 00 feet; th en ce ru n N. *1*H J* ' E a tt parallel with the W ttte rly line o l ta ld Lot * tor '.WOO teat to the Northerly line of M W Lot 4; thence run N * r w j t • Wett tor w o oo tool to the Point of Beginning A i m deter ibed at: Bag*" •* **w m o tl Northerly corner of M id Let 4; thence run S W att along the Northwettarty line of M id Let * tor DO00 toot; thence not $. r i r r E a tt parallel with the Northeetterly line e l M id Lot * tor H 0 00 teal, thence run N c r s t M " E a tt p arallel with the Nor thwet tarty line e l M id Lot * tor l M 00 tool to the Northeett e rly line of M id Lot 4. thence run N *#•» y r Wet) etong tna Northeetterly line ef M id Let * tor m o o teat to the Point ef Beginning LE SS A N D E X C E P T i Begin •* the m o d northerly c o rn er e f L e t *. Fernw ood P lata a* recorded In P la t Book IX Pag# fS. Public Record* at S a m ln e la C o u n ty , F lo r id a , thence run S i T H 'i * " . along the Wet ter Iy line of M id Lot X ]4 01 teat to the Point ot Curvature of a curve concave to the South eatt. M id curve having a rediut ot )1 00 teat end a central angle et f f r * ) 'J r \ thence run North •atterly etong the ere et M id curve X V teat to a point on tha Northerly line ef M id Let *. thence run N *TS0 I t W }* 0} lev I along M id Northerly line to the point e l beginning T O G E T H E R WITH; A ll furniture, fumlthlng*. ap pi lance*, future*, and pertonel property of any kind, together with eatement right* pertaining to or tltuated upon the re a l p ro p e rty le g a lly d a t c rlb a d ab a v a . a t w e ll e t a l l ac cat tone* pert*, equipment end ecctttto m now attached to or uted In connceclion therewith or which m ay hereafter at any time be pieced In or added to the col lateral and al*o any and all replacement* ot any tuch prop arty A ll debtor owned right, title or Interett In and to any and all rent* or lea to t tor tha rental of any and a ll ef the reel property l e g a l l y d e s c r ib e d b e lo w , together with e ll proceed* from M id rent* or teete*. Including any and e ll depotUt made pur tuent to M id rent* or teatet whether M id rent* or teete* ere now In oalttonco or than coma In to tiitte n co In the future Dated th it Mth day ot Janu ary. IH* (SEALI M A R V A N N E M O RSE C L E R K O F T H fcCOURT By: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk In accordance with the A mar ken* With D tM b llltle t Act. par tom with a d lla b ility who need Ipeciel accommodation* to par tld p a t a In Ihl* p ro ce e d in g thouM contact the A D A Ceordi nater et JOt North P erk Avenue. Suite N X I . Senlord. Florida X ) ) l. at toett five IS) day* pi n r to the proceeding <*0fi )}) *U0 e*t 4Uti I *00 m i m it d d i or t M O t U t f fO (VI. v ie Florida Relay Service P i/Illth January }X ) l. IH* D EN t it TINUd NORTH at OMXffB* 1 C W E S T A L O N G B JLIO G R A N T L IN E !• * • ) P 0 T , T H E N C E N O RTH t D E G B T E S w n EAST. HO *1 F E E T TO THE S O U T H E R L Y R IG H T OF W A Y L IN E OF E AST L A K E D R IV E . SA ID S O U T H E R L Y R IG H T OF W AV L IN E B E N G A C U R V E CO N CAVE NORTH E R L Y A N D H A V IN G A RADI US OF R i f } F E E T . T H E N C E N O R T H E A S T E R LY ALO NG TH E A R C O r SAIO C U R V E A N D S A ID S O U T H E R L Y R IG H T O F W A Y L I N E . THROUGH A C EN T R A L A N G L E OF • O E C R E E S U S ) " . A DISTANCE O F IM 41 F E E T TO A POINT O F T A N G E N C V OF SAIO C U R V E . T H E N C E CO N TIN UE A LO N G THE SAIO S O U T H E R L Y R IG H T O F W AV L IN E N ORTH f* O E G R E E S )0 * l E A S T . *0 i t F E E T . T H E N C E SOUTH i O E G R E E S 1)1*" WEST A D ISTAN CE OF t M M F E E T TO TH E POINT OF B E G IN N IN G LESS C O M M E N C IN G A T TH E N O R T H W E S T C O R N E R OF G O V E R N M E N T LOT X SEC T IO N I) . T O W N S H IP } l SOUTH. R A N G E X E A ST . H UN NORTH IS O E G R E E S M W W EST U S A ) F E E T ALO N O THE SOUTH L IN E O F THE P H IL LIP R YOUNG G RAN T FO R A POB T H E N C E R UN NORTH M O E G R E E S W W EA ST t t o t l F E E T TO THE S O U T H E R L Y R IG H T OF W AV OF EAST L A K E O R IV E i THENCE N O R T H EA ST ER LY A LO N G A C U R V E CO N CAVE TO TH E L E F T . H A V IN G A R AO IUS OF tS * t) F E E T A C E N T R A L A N G L E O F 01 O E G R E E S S**4" A A R C OIS T A N C E O F IS » t F E E T . TH ENCE SOUTH M O E G R E E S J E W W EST . S t ) t ) F E E T ; T H E N C E N O R T H IS O E G R E E S M M " W E S T . IS }} F E E T TO T H E P O IN T OF B E G IN N IN G EXHIBIT***'* L E G A L D E S C R IPT IO N Commence a l Iha Northwetl corner ol Government Lot L Section IX Townthip }l South. Rnge X E att. Saminoto County. Florida run North *1*00 Watt along the South lin e ef the P h illip R Yonge Grant. X * teat to the point ef beginning, thence continue North l»*M Wett etong to ld g ran t lin e 14*41 le a l, thence North ■•M X " E a tt. 1*0 k) teel to tha Southerly right ol way lin t ol E a tt Laka Drive. M id Southerly right of way line being a curve concave Northerly end having a rediut of *** T7 toot, thane* Northeetterly along the ere ef M id curve end M id Southerly righ t of way line, through a c e n tra l an g le ef * * ] r u " . a ditfence of 10* *1 tool la e point of longency of M id curve, thenco continue along tho M id Southerly right of woy line North 1*•» *»" E att. *0 1* toot, ftwnce South S 'U 'M " Wett e dlttance ol U i H teat to the point ef beginning a i m known a* *411 E a tl Lake Orlve. C atM 'b erry. F L M W ; e l public tote, to the highett end b a il bidder, tor ceth. on the wett front ttopt ef the Semlnoto County CeurthowM. X I N Pork Avenue. Sanford. F lo rid a e l 11:00* m. on February 10. Iff*. W lln e ti m y hand and tho o fficial teat e l ml* Court on January l x If** IS E A LI M A R Y A N N E M O R SE Clerk of C ircu it Court B y ' Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publith January }*. }l. Iff* O E N 1*0 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCU IT COURT OF T H E E IO H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L CIRCU IT O F F L O R ID A . IN A N D FOR S E M IN O L E CO UN TY O I N E R A L JUR ISD ICTIO N DIVISION CASE NO *)**14CA14K C H E M IC A L COM PANY. M ORTGAGE Plaintiff. v* G A R Y E I N S T E I N end P A M E L A R E IN S T E IN , l/k/e P A M E L A R P E L L , h it wile. Detondentitl N O T ICE OF F O R E C L O S U R E S A LE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N purtuant to a F in a l Judgment ol F o rtc lo tu re d eled Aug u tl t. Iff), and O-iter Retchoduling Sato dated January V . I f f* end entered in C o m No n 0*1* CA I* K. o l the C irc u it Court of the E IG H T E E N T H Ju dicial Circuit in and tor S E M IN O L E County. F lo rid a w h erein C H E M IC A L M O R T G A G E C O M P A N Y It Plaintiff and G A R Y EIN STEIN and P A M E L A R EIN STEIN , t/k/a P A M E L A R P E L L , hit wlto are Defendant* I will M il to the highett and bett bidder tor ceth a l the Watt front door ot the CourthouM. in Senlord SE M IN O LE County. Florida at II M o'clock A M on the }*th day at February. l* tx the tat towing detcrlbed property at M l torth In Ik 'd F in a l Judgment to wit Lot » . H A Z E L O L E N . ac cording to the P la t thereof at recorded M P lo t Boo* 11. page *1 Public Record* ot Saminoto Count*. F lot Ida O A T E D thi* }ffh day el Janu ary. Iff* M A R V A N N E M O RSE A t Clerk ot M id Court By Dorothy W Bolton A iO e p u ty C to rk "P erion * with o diteb ility who need a tp eclel accommodation to participato In thi* proceeding thould contact A O A Coordinator at Saminoto County CourthouM. X I N Pork Avenuo Suit* NKU Sentortf F lo rid a UTTI. at toail fi»* day* p rio r to tho proceed mg Telephone (XT) M l *1X •■t t w . l a o o t s s ir n i t o o ) or i ioo m g iro tv> vw riorid * Relay Service " PubUth January }t A February T. Iff* DEN lit IN T N E C IR C U I T COURT OF T H E E IO H T E E N T H J U O I C lA x CIRCUIT I N A N D FOR S E M IN O L E COUN TY. ST A T E O F F LO R IO A CO M N a *> i t U CA •* k G E N E R A L JUR ISD ICTIO N Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation Plaintiff vt ROMlmd Brown. .1 living at a l . Detende"'* N O T IC E OF F O R tC L O S U B E S A L C B Y C L E R K OF C IR C U IT COURT tooftc* It hereby given that tha undertigned Maryann# M o t m . Clerk ef the C ircuit Court ef O B M U fO L C x ^ o u n ty . Florid* Into, i n the Mth dey af FeOrw *ry J * * * at II M a m ,>dt tow d daor e l the SEM I N O L I County CourthouM to the City et Senlord ►ter Ida otter tor m i * and M il at public outcry to the highett and bett bidder tor ceth. me following deteribed property tltwotod in SEM IN O LE Co«*ity. F lo rid a to wit L O T )* S W E E T W A T E R ISLAND. A C C O R D IN G TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F .R E C O R D E D IN P L A T BO O K I X P A C E S II TH ROUGH IS. IN CLU SIV E OF THE P U B L IC R E CO R D S OF S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y . FLO R IOA pv tuam to iho final decree ef torectoture entered In a c o m pending In M id Court, the ttyte at which It Federal Home Lean M o r tg a g e C o r p o r a t io n v t RoMltnd Brown. It living, at a l. In accordance with the Amor leant with O ita b llitla t Act. per to m needing a tpeclel eccem madalten to participate in m il proceeding m ould conloct tha individual or agency tending m it notice no later than toven (II day* p rio r to Iho proceeding o l Iho ed d re tt given an notice T e le p h o n e 1 1104) f i t I f M ITDDI or I (1001 OSS EH* IV). vie F lorida Relay Service W ITNESS m y hand and ol tid a l teal of M id Court thi* l*th day ot January. Iff* (S E A L I M A R Y A N N E M O R SE . CLERK B Y: Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publith January }*. )t. Iff* D E N IM IN T H I C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E E IO H T E IN T N JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E COUN TY, F L O R ID A CASE NO. f ) 11*4 CA K U N IT E D A M E R IC A N b a n k OF C E N T R A L F LO R ID A Plaintiff, v C JOHN R O LL S . III. and M A R Y J R O LLS, h it wile. UNIOUE H O M E S. I N C .* Florida corporation, and J. SH A R O N E 'S. INC. Da tendon It N O T IC E O F S A L E NOTICE IS H E R E B Y O IVEN that on tha l Ith day e l Febru ary. iff*, at II 00 A M a l tha W t t l Iro n ! d o o r. Sem inole County CourthouM. M l N Perk Ave . Sanford. Florida, the un dertigned C la rk w ill otter tor Ml* the real r tla te detcrlbed on E th ib lt " A " attached hereto, together w ith a ll tlrw cluret. Improvement*, future* and ap purtenencet on M 'd lend or uted In conjunction therewith E X H IB IT -A " L o l It. W I N G F I E L D R E S E R V E P H A S E I. according to the P iet thereof, a t recorded in P iet Book }*. Pag* Tf. Public Record* o l Semlnoto County. Florida The afo re M id tote w ill be mad* p u rtu a n t to an order entered by the Honorable Rob art B M cG regor on January IX Iff* Term* t f Sale: C am or Cam t o f t Check Subject to a ll legal Item and encumbrance* D A T E D thi* } l i t dey ef Janu any.Iff* M A R Y A N N E M O R SE Clerk ef Court By: J»no E Jotowte e t Deputy Clerk Publith: January }X } l. Iff* OEN tfl Legal Notices N O TICE OF FIC T IT IO U S N A M E N olle* It hereby given that we a r t engaged m b utm att a l l« f l Saminoto B lv d . Suite **. Cot M lb o rry . F L M W . Seminote C o u n ty . F lo r id * , under llte F td m o u t Name of SH AM RO CK P A C E R R E P A I R , a te Itial e t intend to reg itter taid noma with me D lvitton of Corpora Horn. Tellahatm *. Florida, m accordance with tha p rorlttom of tha F k H tto u t Nam e Statute*. To W it Section MSP*. Florida Statute* I f f I A lan Stan lord Jr Robert w m b a n tt P u b lith January It. Iff* D E N )«) IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT O F TH E E IO H T E E N T H JU O IC IA L CIRCU IT. IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E CO UN TY. F L O R ID A C A S E NO.: C l f ) III* CA It K N A T IO N S B A N K O F FLO R ID A. N A . tu ccattor to C ilire m and Southern National Bant ot FIor Ida. Plaintiff. V A N B P A L M E R . C A R O LE A P A L M E R . V A R I STRUCT E R E C T O R S . INC . G A R Y DE F IL IP P O SUN B A N K . H A ., SU N SH IN E C R A N E R E N T A L CO R PO R A T IO N . De tendon I N O TICE OF SALE N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that on tha }*th day et Febru ary. Iff* a l II SO a m at tna Saminoto County CourthouM. X I N P ark Avenue. Sanford Florid*, the u n d e r * . good Clerk w ill oftor tor M l* the reel #«l*te w h ich It the tu b lect ot the Com plaint Iliad in m il route and detenbed a t tel tow* Lo*t M. J». X and the Eattorly ty e l L e t } f. B lo c k " B " . SPORTSM ANS p a r a d is e . according to the plot thereof at recorded In P i* ' Book X Paget t) and t). P u b lic Record* of S e m in o le C o u n ty . F lo r id * , together w ith *11 tlru cture t. Improvement*, tlaturty. appn once* end appurtenance* an M>d lend or uted In cm|unct>en therewith The elo-e%e‘d M te w ill be mad* purtuant to the F inal Judgment entered on September I*. I f f) and the Order granting Motion to Sat Sate Date entered by the Honorable Robert B M cG regor, an January V . IH* T erm t ef Sale C a m or cornier t check Subject to alt legal item and encumbrance* O A T E D thtt M m day ol Janu a r y .I ff* M A R V A N N E M O RSE Clark of the co urt By Dorothy W Ben ten o t Deputy Clerk P u b lith January ) l A February 1 Iff* OEN )U I n T H E C IR C U IT COURT O F T H E E IO H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L CIRCU IT S E M IN O LE COUMTT. F L O R ID A C A SE NO i VI l l l l CA U L P E O P L E S SOUTHW EST R E A L E S T A T E L IM IT E D P A R T NF.RSHIP. Plaintiff. vt C O M P L E T E IN T E R IO R S INC. a F lo rid a corporation. LIN O A C. C L A R K ; B E T Z E N T EC IN C . S C O T T S E C U R I T Y S Y S T E M S. 1ME A P P R A IS A L N E T W O R K . INC I L E O N A R D Q U A L IT Y H O M E S SO U RCE O N E M O R T G AG E S E R V IC E S C O R PO R AT IO N . OUR P LA C E /A A R P . EURO G R A P H IX . INC . M A R K E T IN G C O N F IG U R A T IO N S . C P R . IN C . S T A T E OT T LO R IO A D E P A R T M E N T OF H E A LT H AN D R E H A B IL IT A T IV E S E R V IC E S ; M IC H A E L W S O L IT R O . P L S ; SAN J U A N PO O LS OF O R LA N D O . KOHN C O N S T R U C T IO N F L O R IO A G E N E R A L D EV ELO PM EN T CO R T H O USIN G N ETW O R K. Y E C E N E Q U IT Y LO AN C O R P . V A S C U L A R ASSOCI A T E S . O A N IE L H GOLW VN M O . and T H E STATE OF F L O R ID A D E P A R T M E N T OF REVENUE; A M K N D iO NOTICE OF SALE N O TICE IS H E R E B Y O IV EN •hat p u rtu a n t lo Ike F in a l Judgm ent Ol Foroctetur* an torod In Iho above tty ted c o u m in the C ircu it Court in and tor Saminoto County. Florida. I w ill M il at public auction to the highett bidder In ceth at me W ett front door ot the Court h o u M In S a n la rd . Sem inole County. Florida, at me hour* between II H a m and 1} 00 p m . on February 14. Iff*, that certain parcel of real property Htuatod In me County ot Sami note. State o l Florida, mora p a r t i c u l a r l y d a t c r lb a d a t toiiow t E X H IB IT " A " F rom the Northw etl Corner of me N E U o l me NW to of Section IX Townthip ) l South. R a n g e }* E a t t . S t m ln o lt County. Florida, run $I**«1'00" E . along me Norm Lina of M id N E la. a dittanca ot 1100 teet to tha E a tt Right of Way Lina ot Doug Ia t Avenue, thence run S o u t h , a lo n g t a ld E a t t Right of Way Lin*. *JI 1) toot to o point on tho South Lin* o l m* NW U o l Iho N E W o l the NW l* of M id Section I*. Ihonca run S • f i r * " E . along M id South Lm*. X I 00 toot tor * POINT OF B E G IN N IN O . thence run Norm »J ** teet; thenco run Wett I X 0 tool; thenco run North MOO toot; thenco run E a tt n M teal, thence run N orm 4*00 teet. thence run E a tt )*) *1 feet to a point on tha W ett Right of Way of Intontete Highway No. 4; thenco run S 00*00'*)" E. along M id Wett Right o tW a y Lina. t U O l teet to a point » 0 0 toot N orm ot M id South Lin* ot tha NW to of the N E to of the NW to; thane* run N I f M M " W SO 00 toot; thence run S 00*00 41" E MOO tool to a point on M id So u th L in g ; lh a n c e ru n N • f M M " W 111 It teet to the Point of Beginning In accordant* with the A -net leant W ith D ita b tlitie t Act. per to m with d lM b illtte t needing a tp eclel accommodation to par t lc lp a to In i h l t p roce ed ing thould contact Court A d m lnlt •ration a l X I N. P a rk Avenue. Senlord. F lo rid a X M I . Tel* phene (401) X J 4 U 0 . TDO I M0 fS S g n i or voice V I (Of *SS ID S v ie F lo rid a R elev Service D A T E D Ih lt D m dey ol Janu a r y .I ff* M A R Y A N N E M O R SE Clerk e l C ircu it Court By: S/C*cell* V. Ekem Deputy Clerk Pub lith: January ) l and Febru ary 1. Iff* D E N IM Legal Notices IN T N E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E IIO H T E IN T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A 4 0 F 0 R S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA. C A SE NO.: f i M M DR kS B IN R E tha adopt ten kf: JA S O N C A R L Y L E C O L B A T H end B R O O K E AM Y COLBATH . m ln o rt N O TICE OF ACTION FO R PUBLICATION TO G A R Y F R A N K BROOKS New Hem pthlr* Stale P r Iton P O Bor 14 Concord. N H 0 IX ) Y O U A R E N O TIFIED that an action tor adaption el the above m lno rt hot been tiled m the C ircu it Court ol the Eighteenth Ju dicial C ircu it In end tor Semi not* County. Florida, by P e ll llt n t r t JO S E P H R O Y B E A U L I E U and P A U L A B E A U L I E U , and you a r t re qulrod to terv* * copy el your w ritten detent** li any. on ST E V E N O M O RN EFFER E S Q U IR E . ISI Sunny to w n » d . Suite M X CatM 'berry. F L ID S). P etitio n er'! attorney an or be fora me )th day ot March. Iff* and Ilia the original with tha clerk *t m u court tim er before M r vice *n petitioner t attorney e r Im m e d ia te ly th ere after other*<te a default w ill be entered ego—t ' you for the r »i tet domonded In tho pel1"on D A T E D o n Ja-oary 2t Iff* M A R Y A N N E M O R SE Cterk of tha Circuit Court By MedolynCrerw A t Deputy Cterk P u b lith Jonua'y I I 1 February }. I4 .lt. Iff* O E N )1S IN T H IC O U N T Y COURT OF T N E IlO M T I tN T M JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIOA C A S IN O f i l U I C C lf U L A K E V IL L A S CONOOMINI U M INC . a not lor p ro fit Florida corporation. Plain tiff. vt RO BER TACAN N ELO N G O De tend ant NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that on the 22nd day o l Eabru ary. ig*4 at 11 00 a .n at the wett front doer et me Court howto m SEM IN O LE County. •• S a n fo r d . F lo r id a , th a un (tertigned Cterk will after tor tete the following drueneed rea l property U N IT 4k4. L A K E V I L L A S CO N D O M IN IU M ACCO R O IN G TO T H E D E CLAR AT IO N O F C O N O O M I N iU A M A S R E C O R O E O IN O R BOOK *M. P A G E 411. PU B LIC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T V F l o r id a together with all ItruCturtt. Improvement* future*, eppn encet and appurtenance* on M id land or uted M conjunction t h e r e w it h The atoretaid tate w ill be made purtuant to a Summery F inal Judgment entered M C iv il No m ic e X U pending In the County Court ot the E IG H T E E MTH Judicial C lrtirtfm a n d tor S E M IN O LE Caunty. FtorWa D A T E D m it Mm day ot Janu ary. IfM M A R V A N N E MORSE CLERKO FTH E C IR C U IT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Cterk In accordance w th the Am er leant With Oitabiiittet Act. per te m with d lM b illtte t needing a tpeclel accommodation to per t ld p a t e In th it p ro c e e d in g *Hm.M renter! h e AD A Ceerdi neter. at X I N Park Avenue. Suita N M t. Sanford. F lo rid * U m . Telephone |40)l 1)1 *110. •>t OH. at toett five (SI day* p r io r I# Ih* proceeding II h e a r in g Im p a ire d . ( T D D ) 1400*4)0)11. er VOICE (V) l 000 tss r n via Florida R elay Service P u b lith January ) l 4 February n ). IH* D E N IS* IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT. IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RID A CASE NO. T) IM 4CAI4L C H E M IC A L FIN AN CIAL COR P O RATIO N . l/k/a C H E M IC A L F IN A N C IA L SERVICES COR P O R A T IO N , t u c c f t i o r b y merger to C H E M IC AL F IN A N C IA L C R E D IT S E R V IC E S CO RPO RATIO N . Plain tiff. vt T H E E S T A T E OF W IL L IA M H A S T IN G S . O E C E A S E O . E L I Z A B E T H C H A S T IN G S , and B A V T R E E V I L L A G E CONDOM INIUM . INC. Oefondentt N O TICE OF ACTION CO N STRUCTIVE SERVICE P R O P IR T Y To TH E EST A T E OF W IL L IA M HASTINGSand E L IZ A B E T H C HASTINGS 41X E a tt Broadway Road. IR I M ata Arliorvt il)0 t YOU A R E N O TIFIED that an action to tortctoM a mortgage on tho following property In Sam Inote County. Florida That c e rta in Condom inium P arcel known a t Unit t. B u ild Ing a lt . B a y tr tt V illa g t. a Condominium, together with an undivided Interett In th* land, common element* and common •■pent** appurtenant to M id Unit, a ll In accordant* with and tu b |ad to th* Covenant*. Con dltlont. R ettricllen x term t and other P ro v ltlo n t o! th* D eclare t'On at Condominium ol Baytra* V illage tiled April 1. I t l t In O lt lc U l R ecordt Book 114). Pag* 1SX. along with tubto quenl Modification* thereto. In the P ublic Record* ol Semlnoto County. Florid*, hat been Iliad agelntt you and you #r* required to tarv* a copy e l your wlrtten detente*. II any. to II on Roger A Kelly. P la in till'* attorney. whoM eddrett It X North Orange A venue. Suit* UO Pott Ottlc* Bor IX ). Or Undo. Florida 1X0). on or b* lor* thirty ( X I dayt before th* flr tt dal* ot publication „t Ih lt Nolle* and III* the original with the Clark o l Ihlt Court either before te r v ic t an P la tn tlfl't attorney or Immediately there a Her, otherw lM a default w ill be entered a g e ln tt you lor th* r e ik i demanded In th* Com plaint or Petition W IT N ESS my hand and M a i e l Ih* Court on January l l . IH * IS E A L I M A R Y A N N E MORSE Cterk at Ih* Circuit Court By Ruth King A t Deputy Cterk P u b lith Jenuary }4. )i. IH* D E N IBS �mm MONDAY Sanford Herald IN BRIEF LOCALLY SCSC Spring softball A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S - Sem inole C o u n ty Parka and Recreation la accepting reclaim !Iona lla 15-week spring alow plleh softball teacura R ctu m ln c teama and new Iracue classification m ay rr c la lrr today th ro u ch Saturday. Feb. 6 New teams may rectaterfrom Feb. 7-20 A m anacers m eetln c w ill be Tuesday. Feb. 22 at 7 p m . Rosters are due on Feb. 28, LeaCuca w ill b ccin play the week o( M arch 7 at the Sem inole C ou n ty Softball Com plex. Fees are $420 (subject to c h a n cc l for S em in ole County, plus $40 for Metro O rlando (subject to chan cel Paym ents are srp rra te . Fees m ust Ik * paid at time of registration. Sanford Rec. baseball-softball SA N FO R D — The Sanford Recreation Drpart men! la now re ciste rln c children between the aces of 5 and 15 for tin u p co m ln c baseball and softball seasons. K id s can aicn up at the Downtown Y o u th Center located In the low er level of Sanford C ity H all or they may recister the day of tryouts T o recister the players m u st have the $10 re cistra llo n fe e a n d h is or her b irth certificate. For the first time th is year. In addition to Pec-Wee (7-9|. L ittle Major 110-121 and Dabe R uth (13-15) baaeliall leagues. Sanford w ill offer a T-Dall League for ch ild re n who w ill be 5 or not turn 7 before August I. 1994. A ll returning players w ho w ill be In the sam e leagues as last year m ust register hut w ill not have to attend tryouts. For more Information, ca ll 330-5097. Ja n u a ry 31, 1994 Boys kick it into gear Tribe opens 4A-6 play; 5A-4 cranks up Tuesday B y T O N Y D e S O R M IE R Herald Sports Editor S A N F O R D — To say that It hasn't been the easiest of seasons for the Sem inole H igh School boys' soccer team m ight lie som ething o f an understatem ent. T h e o n ly C lass 4 A school p layin g In the ex tre m e ly com petitive Sem inole A th le tic Con fer­ ence. perhaps one o f the strongest conferences for b oys soccer In the stale, the Sem inole* posted n 1-13 m a rk th is year, 10 of the losses co m in g In conference com petition. B u t tonight, the on ly thing that concerns Sem in ole Is that one w in Tonight, the Sem inole* w ill open play In the 4A-Dlslr1rt 6 tournam ent ugalnst the one team they beat th is year, the Klsslm m ee-G atew ay Panthers. T h e game, w h ich w ill be played at Cypress C reek H ig h School. Is scheduled to liegln at 7 p.m . T h e w in n er advances to play top-seeded St. C lo u d In the 5:30 p.m . gam e W ednesday at C yp ress Creek. At 7 3 0 p.m . W ednesday. No. 2 seed Leesburg plays No. 3-seed Cypress Creek. F rid a y night's c h a m p io n sh ip game w ill be played nl the home site of the re m a in in g highest-seeded team. O n Dec. 13. Sem inole m ille d from a 1-0 deficit to beat Gateway 3-1 In a gam e played at T h o m a s E. W hlghum Stadium . R ic h ie Bill* scored tw ice aro u nd u goal by P h illip F a lk while P a trick Shunnon turned In a b rillia n t perform ance In gold for the Seminole*. Jo h n Davis. Jason M cGee. Dan Ju lia n , and M lk k l S ill also played w e ll for Sem inole In the w in over Gateway. 5A DISTRICT 4 L A K E M A R Y — If th ere 's u strange sam eness to the first round of 5A-I)l*tr1rt 4 Ixiys' soccer tournam ent. It's only b ecause h a lf of the gam es are rem atches of c o n te sts played ju st last T hursday. O n Tuesday night, the No. 2 -seeded L y m a n G reyh ou n d s w ill host the seventh-seeded Lake Brantley Patriots w h ile the third-seeded O viedo L io n s entcrtuln the No. 6 -seed Lake H ow ell S ilv e r Ituwks. Last T h u rsd ay. L a ke Brantley edged L y m a n 2 - 1 nnd Oviedo m ille d past Lake Howell 2 -1. The Lake M ary R am s, the Sem inole A th le tic Conference ch a m p io n and the No. I seed In the d istrict tournam ent, w ill host the w in n e r of ton ig h t's q u a lify in g gam e between eighth-seeded M ainland and No. 9-seed Spruce Creek. A lso on Tu esd ay night. DeLand and Deltona, the fourth and fifth seeded teams, respectively w ill square off. In the sem lflnuls. to lie played W ednesday night, the w in n e r o f the Lym an/Lake B ra ntle y gam e w ill play the Ovledo/Lake H ow ell victor w h i l e t h e s u r v i v o r of t h e L a k e M nry/M lunland/Sprucc Creek bracket m eets the DeLam l/Deltona w in n er. The ch a m p io n sh ip gam e Is set for F rid a y night. Rec hoop leaders stay away from upsets F ro m B lu f f l U g w t i T-Ball coaches needed S A N F O R D — Anyone Interested In coach in g baseball In Sanford th is year Is encouraged to ca ll the Recreation Departm ent a t 330 5697. Coaches are most needed In the new T-H all League that w ill be startin g th is year. Also, anyone w ho w ishes to coach iKiseball In Sanford must attend the coaches certification class that w ill be h rld on M arch 5. AROUND TOT CTATI I Belanger leads Panthers B U F F A LO . N.Y. — Jesse H elan grr scored two goals and Joh n Vanbtesbrouck had 37 saves, leading the Florida Pan thers to a 3-2 w in over the Buffalo Sabres Sunday. T he win Increased the Panthers' unbeaten streak to nine (5-0-4). exten ding Its N H L record for a first-year tram . The previo us record w as seven, set by the Los Angeles Kings and St. Lo u is Blues durin g the 1967-68 season. Scott M ellanby hud the other goal for Florida, w lillr J a s o n D a w r and D o n a ld A u d r t lr a ro rrd for Buffalo. T h e F lo r id a w in . c o m b in e d w i t h Ph iladelphia's overtim e loos to Montreal, m oved the Panthers Into th ird place In the A tla n tle D iv is io n and s ix th p la ce in the E a s te rn Conference. That w ould be good for a playoff spot, an unlikely place lor a first-year expansion team so late In the season. AROUND THN NATION H«r«W P M t St Start H «W Looking for some room Lake M ary's Jimm y Newberry (No. 34). one ol the leading scorers in Central Florida, was hounded by S em in ole's defense Info one o f his worst shooting performances of tho season Friday. W ith Neville Fuller (No 30) and the rest of Arrow Force II dogging his every step, Newborry was 5 tor-18 from Ihe floor. Cowboys, Bills extend streaks S m ith rushed for 132 yards and two touchdow ns, adding the Most V a lu a b le Player trophy to the M V P honors he grabbed d u rin g Ihe season. " A s players, we don't think about being m entioned w ith the same learns In history that you m ay be co n sid e rin g In your m ind. The only th in g w e're concerned about Is w in n in g ballgarnrs and w in n in g ch am p io n sh ip s." They've done that In rem arkable style sin ce Je rry Jon es bought the flou n d erin g tram und m ade J im m y Johnson coach In 1989. A fter u 1-15 record the first season, (hr Cow boy* steadily moved tow ard the lop. They got there lust y ear and. despite w h at Joh n son called lfllcu ltle s. from ln |u rlcs to (Sm ith's) ‘ ailed "a ll kinds o f d ifficu lties, □ See S u p e r B o w l, P a g e 2 B B y B A R R Y W ILN EN Dltka Interested in Jaguars- AP Football Writer C H IC A G O — Form er C h ica g o Bears coach M ike Dltka has Inquired about coaching the expansion Ja c k so n v ille Ja g u a rs. Irani ow ner W ayne Weaver says. Weaver said he hasn't talked with Dltka and hasn't scheduled an Interview w ith him. W eaver said h e's pu ttin g together a short list of candidates for the head co a ch in g Job. but w on't say whether D ltka Is on It. "I've never really met the m un." Weaver said. " I lls reputation speaks for Itself und th r football team he built In Chicago. H e 's certainly a great football m ind." A T L A N T A — W hen the J J s cam e to town, the D allas C ow b oys were a disaster. Five year* later, they're close to being a dynasty. T h e B u ffalo B ills aren't any closer to an N F L ch a m p io n sh ip than they were when the 1990s began. But. J im K e lly prom ised, th ey'll keep at It u n til they get It tig ht. "1 th in k the Cow boys can be m entioned anywhere that you put them .” E m m llt S m ith said S unday after •letory leading D a llas to Its second straight S u per Bow l victory. 30-13 over the self-destructive Buffalo B ills. W HAT’S HAPPENING Girls’ Basketball . C lL s k l H ow tll s i DsLsnd. JV. 5:15 pm.; V. 7 p.m. Boys’ Soccer □ 4 A - 0 ls lr le t 6 to u rn a m sn t: S a m ln o la vs. Klsslm m ae-Q alew ay at C y p re s s Creek H igh School. 7 p.m. □ SA-Dlslrlcl 4 toumamenl: Mainland vs Spruce Creek. COLLEOE BASKETBALL □ 7 :3 0 p m . — ESPN. Georgetown nt Boston College. (LI □ 9 .3 0 p.m. — ESPN . K an sas at M Issourl. (L) PRO BASKETBALL □ 8 p.m. — T N T . C leveland C a v u llrrs at Detroit Pistons. (L) Is a helmet T h is m o n th 's " B ik e Pcd News." the new sletter o f Ihe O rlando Urban Area M etropolitan P la n n in g O rgani­ zation Blcycle/P cd estrian Program, leads w ith an Interesting story on m a n d a t o r y h e lm e t la w s l o r b ic y c lis ts u nder Ihe age of 16. F o llo w in g Ihe slo ry . w hich d is ­ cusses the reasons for and m erits of such a law . there la an update on the efforts to Introduce a b ill — p rr-flled b y R epresentative J u lie M cC lu re (Manatee) — and the fol­ low ing sum m ary’ of the b ill. " T h e new law w o u ld require b ic y c lis ts u n d er the age of 16 to wear an A N S I or S n ell rated helmet w hen rid in g th eir ow n bicycle or w hen a passenger In a ch ild carrier or trailer. T h e $25 first violation fine w ould be dism issed If the violator p ro d u c e s p roof-of-purchasc of a h e lm e t w ith in 10 d ays. (A $5 d ism issa l fee m ay be assessed.) " T h e new law w ould also prohibit h b ic y c lis t from leaving a ch ild In a c h ild c a rrie r scat w h ile not In Im m e d ia te c o n tro l o f the bike. L a b e lin g w o u ld be req u ired on boxes for c h ild ca rrie r seats sold In the S tate o f F lorid a to exp la in these laws. F a ilu re to use. o r require a c h ild to use. a helm et w ould not be S A N F O R D — A rash o f near upsets alm ost took Ihe s h in e off next w eek's "Showdow n S a tu rd a y ". In probably the most com petitive day of the season, undefeated S a n ­ fo rd F l e r i r l r and o n e r . b e a te n C h ris to 's barely avoided the upset bug to keep a race to the w ire going In the J u n io r Division of Ihe Sanford R e c r e a t io n D e p a rtm e n t Y o u t h B ask e tb a ll League at the Sanford M id d le School Gym natortum . T h e S en io r Division also featured a co u p le of upsets, but n either I n v o lv e d th e tw o u n d e f e a t e d squads, w ho rrulsed to easy v icto ­ ries nnd w ill face each other fo r the reg u lar season title next w eek and the No. I weed In the post-season lo u rn m a m e n l. S a n fo rd Electric 15-0) traile d v ir­ t u a lly th e w hole gam e, fa llin g b eh in d 23-12 niter three periods, hut ca m e to life In Ihe fourth q u arte r In shutout Sanford A n tiq u e s f I -Si 12-0 to pull out u 24-23 triu m p h and krep alive next w eek's b a ilie for first place w ith fellow unbeaten H ard er s, w hich w as Idle S aturday. C h ris to 's |4 -l| let a 10 6 h alftim e lead gel away, a t Ihe r ir e t Reserve Lad les A u x ilia ry (3-2| rallied to tic th r gam e ut 24-24 after regulation. D a riu s W e lls saved C h risto 's as he scored s ix points In a 10-1 overtim e run to give Christo's a 34-25 victory m il keep them Just a game out of ir lead. In th r other Ju n io r games. R ich Plan (2-4| was able to hold off S u n n lla n d Corporation (also 2-4| despite being outscored 7-1 In the final period; and Sanford P ain t A Body (2-31 outscored Sanford Ace H ardware 10-5) In every period to w in 29-15. In the S en io r games, the two u n d rlc a trd s . Fleet Reserve B ra n ch 147 and C a lv a ry Apostolic Tem ple, both 6 -0 . walked to wins. 65-35 over A B B Pow er Distribution 11-5) und 72-50 over Sunnlland Corporation ((3-31. 3.3 ). respectively. U' SS eeee RReeccr reeaatio tionn, ,Pag Psge 2 B for young cyclists the way to |- 1 ca n be cun Ik - held held resjKjnsIble responsible for their Make tilt- (ln Dues parable actions. M akr the rs com comparable nnd assign (mints to licenses. considered evidence of contributory negligence." W h ile I'm a prom inent of the use of helm ets by b icyclists. I wonder if th is a viable m eans to that end. I w ould th in k that rather thnn tick e t c h ild re n w h o don't wear helm ets, dcvelon and Implement educational program s for children and. by way of setting an example, tic k e t a d u lts w h o rid e without appropriate head gear. T h e basts of m y reasoning Is that b ic y c le s arc con sid ered vehicles u nder Florida law and arc subject to the m an y of the sam e laws as motor vehicles. RAthcr than enact a new la w . a m en d th e law re q u irin g helm ets of m otorcycle ridets. A gain , that p u ls the onus on adult riders, who should know belter and I B u t ticketing ch ild re n ? If an ythin g sh ou ld be m andatory for ch ild re n , II sh ou ld be education. W h ile most adolescent b icy clists d o n 't share Ihe road to the same extent that m any ad u lt rid e rs do. m a n y young rid e rs are In close p rtx lm lty to m otor v e h icle traffic an d should lie m ore aw are of the ru le s of th r road that co n cern them Tow ard that cud. m ayb e It's tim e to ro n sld e r seriously b lc y lc riders' education courses. A fte r the su c­ c e s s f u l c o m p le tio n o f a sta le d c te n n ln rd cu rricu lu m , b icy cle op­ erator llc rn s rs c o u ld lx- Issued. T o m ake su ch a program at­ tractive. schools could req u ire th r su ccessful com pletion o f such a co u rse Ix-forr a student Is allow ed to c o m m u te to sch oo l v ia bicycle. F a ilu re to wear a helm et would re su lt In the forfeiture o f th at license and. by extension, t h r rig h t to ride a b ik e to school. O th er m ethods co u ld be em ployed to m ake It Inconvenient for ch ild re n to rid e without helm ets. W lu it tf tt were s im p ly Illegal to rid e a bike along a n y p u b lic way (even on a side w ithout a helm et (cvei w ulk. w h ich Is Illegal In Its ow n right In som e areas)? A d u lts co u ld be ticketed and children stopped, told to d ism o u nt, and walk. Per hups a device, som ething that w o u ld n 't Impede the operation of the b ik e but would be hig hly visib le, can be developed (o be attached te m p o ra rily by an officer (o the bike of an offending Juvenile rider. O n ly after bringing In proof-ofp u rch asc of a helmet w ould the d e v ic e be rem oved. If a rid e r co m m its u second Infraction w ith the d evice s till attached to h is o r her bike, an officer could confiscate the vehicle o r secure It until a parent or g u ard ian cam e to claim It. W e've seen time and tim e again that Just passing legislation Isn't going to m ake som ething so. It helps to have ways of m a k in g It o v e rw h e lm in g ly advantageous to follow the law. For adults, fin es and p oin ts do that. For kids. Im peding (heir m o b ility docs Ihe Job. F o r m ore Information co n cern in g the proposed b ill or the use of h e lm e ts a n d other e le m e n ts o f b icy cle safety, contact the O rla n d o U r b a n A r e a B lc y c le / P c d e s t r ia n Program at (407)623-1075. * FOR TH E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F SP O R TS IN YO U R AREA, READ T H E S A N F O R D H ER A LD D AILY �KB - S An ford Htrtfd. Sanford, Florida • Monday, January 31, 1994 Recreation •— STATS & STANDINGS eastern co n feren ce Atlantic Dtvlston W X 1* 1* L Pel. OS kt«t York 11 7 » it 01**0* Ml M iam i 11 *M X 7) 4*) Boston If n 44) Ne* Jersey Psttotoeipriij to >4 4Jt W*t»<togto" 14 V S41 Centre 1 Otviston Allanl* Jt 11 m Jt II 707 Chkaga >> Charlotte U4 77 » I 4*4 *t> Cleveland X )l 17 f ) Indiana 4)1 Milwaukee 1) X 144 D ttt a<t t a 770 W ESTERN CO N FER EN C E Midwest Orvmen w L P ci. 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A d a m i St 44 USA T O D A Y CNN T ip II The USA TO DAY C N N batkttbatl coec**t' pail, with l in t piece vottt Mi parantheen. record! fatal pointt bated an I) point* far a firtf place rote through on* point tor a !)fh place voto. and last weak') ranking Record PTs P v t H I 7*4 ) 1 Duke IX ) ) N a n s Carotin* 14) 17) 74) 4 1 lie U CLA m 14 1 m 4 Kan*** i l l I t ) 7*4 ) ) Arkansas 14 1 44 a > * Connecticut <J| to 1 aaa t 7 Kentucky 14) *1) 7 1 Pufdu# 17) 344 * t Anton* to) S4I 11 to Lasttiviito to ) >14 1) II Indian* t) 4 M f to 1) Massac fiu*#ti| 14) Me 4 1) Tempi* 1) ) 4 » 1) 14 M kStgen 1)4 3*0 1) 1) Syracuse D ) U 4 14 to Wisconsin 1)1 m i r 17 Atobom* Birm ingham to) I S to 144 ai* M to Minnoeofa 14) M l » It C me Duvall to 1 147 X Sam iLouu 1)4 14) ) l 11 Maryland 1)4 IM )) 11 Calilorni* 7) Marquette D ) 110 » C o n t in u e d )4 B e iie n C o lla g e 111 lo t n )1 M u io u r, 141 10) — Other) receiving re te i New M e a k a H al* 7). I il m olt I X A tr ie r It. Pier Ida t*. Georgia Tech *j w a tt Virginia M Oklahom a Stale 14. V irg in ia I X Tula* I), T r ia l II, Brigham Young 10. P enntyl.ani* is. Providence f. W a th in g io n H a l* 7. M ic h ig a n S la lt 4. M it iiit ip p i H at* I. Bradley a. K a n ta t l i n e ). A n ton* Slat* I, Idaho S>*to 1. M iam i lO hia) I Vwnday'i Women'! S c o rn EAST Colby Saw yer 42 Thornet at C o lg a lt If. Caniklut 17 Co nn aclicu l 47. Providence 40 AAarcyhurtl 47, Pit) Johnstown*) M'ddlebur y to Emmanuel 41 M ita r k o r d I* 4f. Immacutol* 47 N V U 77. Rochetl*r S) P e r m it 7). Witcent.n S) Pittkburgh 7x Batten Coi'rg* 41 Verm ont at. D re rtl i t SOUTH A la b a m a fl. LSU U Pier id* 74. A rb tw u t 14 Jam et M ad n on 74. E i t l Carolina U Alary land i f Georgia Tech M Methodist 7X V t Interment 70 Tierth C aro lin a 71. Clem ion 40 Rhode* 71. P ic k *4 fl ichmond 40. N C Wilmington 41 Shenandoah 44 A ro rttl M SI io b n 't M . M iam i 17 Troy SI 77, B u tle lo 7 i W Kentucky *0 Evansville47 W illia m A M a ry 4*. Georg, M e lo n i l MIDWEST E m p o ria Si 01. N W M in o u ri St 7) Indiana 4 i Northwettttn 74 low* la. M ichigan St at Kansas 77. K a n ta t St It Minnesota 74, Michigan 70 Mount St Joteph ft Urhane cl Oklahom a 0*. M ittou N 4) Purdue la. Illino lt 17 W athingion. M o 74. Carnegie M ello n 47 W M linoiela. Youngstown i l 7) SOUTHWEST Oklahom a St 71 Colorado 7) T rin ity To r o t St. Oglethorpe M PAR WEST Haw oil 71 Soma Barbara 17 Southern C o l 0 1. Stanford 7) U C L A 74, Califo rnia!* 0 4 14 0 S I) I I )41 *• T A to t 4 S 4 ) ) ) ) 7 1 1 1 t 1 1 1 t 4 4 » 1 Rac 1 0 1 1 4 4 j I 1 1 4 4 4 4 0 4 7 4 4 7 4 4 4 e o 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 0 4 O F F IC IA L S - R a ltr t* la m a s . B J A l Jury. SJ Nat* Jones. P j Don Or Alternale* — Je rry M *rkbr*it (refer**) ond Bob BoyllM n I urn p u t | Time: 1 11 It - M 0 -1 ) n CIwfitipHknn * I - C m Bay I N F L U X K sa* City f A F L I 10 44-G roen Bay IN P L I XX Oakland IA P L ) 14 * * -N Y Jets I A F L I W. Baltim ore I N F L 17 'TO-Kansas City (A F L I 1). Minn I N F L I I ’71—Baltim ore (A F C ) I X Dalto* IN PCI I) 77-0*110! IN PC) I X M ia m i (A F C ) ) *71—M ia m i I A P C I IX W athingion IN F C I 7 ’ 74—M iom l IAPC) IX Mmnoeolo IN PCI 7 '71-Pitttb u rgh (A P C 1 14. Mmneeot* INPCI t 7 0 - P ltlib u rg h (A P C I H . D o llo t IN P C I 17 77-O a k la n d (A F C ) 11. M'nnoeot* I N F O 14 D - O a lla t (N P C l 17. Danvor IA P C ) 10 '74—P ittib u rg h I A FC I IS, D allas (NFC* 11 » - P burgh IAPC) )1. Let Angalot IN FC) If ll- O a k la n d (APCI 17. P h ’daiphla IN PCI 10 M —Son P r ’IKO (N FC I H. Cinn IA P C I 11 U -W a s h ln g lo n IN PC) 17. M « n l (A P C 1 17 0 4 - L JL Raiders IAPC I I X W ngton IN FC 10 IX -S o n P r 'iit * IN PCI M. M io m l IAPCI I* **-C h ica g o IN PCI ax N England I A P C I 14 1 7 -N Y Oiant* ( N P C l X . Denver (A P C I M M -W ath .n g le n (N P C l 41. Denver IA P C ) 10 04-Son P r ’iecp (N FC ) IX C ltm IA P C I M '4»-Son P r 'lK O IN F C l IX D tnvor IA P C I M " f l—N Y Olonfa IN F O H . Buffet* IA P C M * r2—Washing ten IN P 1 1 17. Buffalo IA P C I 14 DM 1*4 (N P C l 11. Buffalo IA P C M 7 *4-0*11*1 IN P C I» . Buffalo (A P C I II le d t f Bowl M V P i '* 7 - B art H a rr. OB. G ratn Bay *0—B art H arr. OB. Oraan Bay '*•—Jo* ftamath. OB. Ji Y J a n '7 4 -L* n Dawson. OB. Kam a* C ity • '71—Chuck HemWy. L B . Dallas ‘ D —Reger Haubath. OB. D a lla i 7 1 - Jake Veen. X M iam i 7 4 - lo r r y Cteaba. R B. M iam i ■7S-Fr*ntO H arris. R B .filts b u r g h TO—Lynn i n i im. W R. P ittsOvnyn s P a ttin g it i Penalty S 17 T H IR D DOW N E P P F O U R T H DOW N E F F M 114 TOTAL N E T YAR D S 10 Total P te ra Avg G a in . Xf 01 N E t Y A R D S R U S H IN Q 1X7 M arlin. 17* RwsJw* TT DE. D a lla i 1) A y g p o r r v th Xf '74—T arry Bradshaw O B . PHttburgh D7 N E T V A R O S PASSING 10* 'I B -T a r r y B rodthaw .O B. Pltnb u rgh Completed A lt 1*17 II JO 'I I —Jim Plunkett, OB. Oakland 4) Yard* P aet P la y 7• Sacked Y d t lo t t 1) ID I7 - J a * Montana. OB. San F ranc i k o 1 41—John Riggins. RB. Washington Had Intercepted 1 U - M a r t u s Allan. RB. L A R aldtra p u n t s Avg *** 1)0 I N TO TAL R E T U R N VAR DACE 0* 4S—Jo* Montana. QB. San Francisco Puntt Returns IS I1 1 0 -R k h o rd Dent. OE. Chicago | 7 - P h ll S k n m x QB. N V Giants 0 144 K k k o t lt Return* ID •0-O aug W illiam s. QB. Washmgian Interception* M l 141 4 4 -J e rry Rico. W R. Son Franclsc* I It P E N A L T IE S Y d s «M * 4 - Jo *M an lana.O R . San Franclsc* F U M B L E S L o tt 00 II T IM E O P POSSESSION M If U It f 1- O t tis Anderson. R B. N V C lan ts ’f l —M a rk Rypian. OB. Washington IN D IV ID U A L STATISTICS RUIM IN O f l — Troy A ltm an. QB. D e lla ! , OeUai Ha Yd* A eg ■*4—Em m Iff Smith. R B , Dallas L a TO E Smith 10 m < i 11 1 0 0 K W illiam s I 4 *0 A ltm a n I 1 10 1 0 Jefmtton I 0 04 0 0 All Times ( I T Kotar I 1 -1 0 •I 0 EASTERNCONFERINCE Coiaman I ) 10 1 0 Aflanflc D ir 11ten 11 1 Telai n ill I t W L T PfS OF OA N Y Rangers 11 I) 1 *7 177 1» Na Yds Avg L« TO Belial* New Jersey 17 ■* * 40 171 1)7 * it a l II o K D avit PlarM a 11 11 10 I ) 140 IM T.Thomat U 1! 1 ) I I Phiiadtiphia la u 1 i t i n i m K*!ty 1 11 0 0 I t Washington n 14 4 40 IM 117 17 17 1.1 II I Total Tamp* Bay I f M 0 44 111 111 17 H 1 1* MO 1*1 NY Islanders P A lt lN O Hertheasl DhrMtan lot Piiisbutgh A llm a n 1 J* 12 II M 177 144 I t )7 X 7 4 U Kgggy Boston 2* to 4 17 147 14) 4 4 4 4 4 4 Montreal 14 to I U IM IM Total I f 17 M l 4 11 4 Buffalo n » ) 11 to) 111 O m ijic D M ) *1 144 IT) BMtata Cr ib A lt Yds I D Lang lot Hartford I f T f 1 X 141 1)4 1 11 M 1*4 4 14 KMIy OH aw* • M 7 » m in Total 11 M 14* 4 11 1 W E S T E R N C O N P E R IN C I Central Olvlstoo R E C E I VINO W L T P t* OP OA Ne VPs Lg TD D*II4I X 14 14 M 177 14) Irvin Toronto $ 44 X 0 » 14 S 41 III I4f * 0 Oat roil s 24 Novae** 17 It ) 41 144 1*4 4 24 to 0 D alits E Smith 7% 1) 0 SI Louis Harper M 14 ) » 141 14) I 14 Chicago n x 4 M 141 I X Johnston 1 11 s Winnipeg 17 X 4 44 IS4 10* It 197 I) 1 Total Pacific Division M It f )7 1*4 144 Calgary Bull* to N t Yds Lg TO Vancouver 7 SJ t l 0 )4 » 1 M IM to) Brooks 7 1) 24 4 to 14 4 44 144 i n LOS Angeles T.Thomas Anaheim X X 4 44 147 to) 4 7) Reed n 0 1* 71 11 4) 141 117 Sen Jos* Be*tw 4 *0 11 4 Edmonton U 11 4 14 IM I X 7 4 K Oort* 3 1 Metre i**<s Saturday*! Oomos 1 4 1 4 Detroit 7. Winnipeg 1 M cK ello r 1 ) 7 0 Buffalo X M o ntreal) Telai II >M 74 4 Washington x Philadelphia 1 Quebec X Hartford 1 IN T E R C E P T IO N ! B oston ).N Y. Islander* I Daltas Na Yds l « TO la * Jet* X Tamp* Bay I J Washington I 11 11 I Pittsburgh x Toronto x Ho Tefal t 11 11 0 It Louts 1 Calgary 1 Dallas 1. Edm onton) BvlU I* N* Yds Lg TO Odemei Vancouver X New Jersey 1 l i l 41 0 Ottawa). Chicago 1 lie Telai 1 41 41 0 La* Angelas I. Anaheim I Send* y*s O* mat PUNTINO Washington X O e frM t) D allai N* A rg Lg IN P tor id a ). Buff* to t 4 4) 0 47 ) Jatl Montreal X Philadelphia x OT Monday's Oames No Avg Lg IM Boflato Quebec e l Boston. 7 11p m 5 17 a I) 1 Chicago al Ottawa, 1:11 p m Pittsburgh pt N V Rangers. 7 II p m P U N T RETU RN S No PC Yds Lg TO Lot Angelos *1 Vancouver. 10 11 p m Tuesday's Oames K W illiam s 11 1 ) 0 Ftorldaat Pittsburgh. 7:M p m . Hartford af Quebec. 7 11pm Na PC V d i Lg TO BcHlato San Je s o M N V. Islanders. 7 11p m I I IS O Copaland TerontoPtSt Louis. 1:11 p m K IC K O F F R E T U R N S Dallas M* Yds Lg TO N H L S U M M A IU U K W illiam s I 10 » 0 Cant I D » 0 le a d e r after**** Tefal I D S * * P A N T M IR II. SA B R E S) Fiend* I 1 1 - I N* Yds Lg TO B effalt I - 0 1— 1 a u n t P ir n P e rio d - I. B u ffa lo . Oawe l i 01 Xi o (Bodgerl. 11;IX- 1 P iM h l* . MattotWy II 0 104 *4 0 Total ( C lre ilx Brow*). I):d t. HHtoHtol - Ray. But (roughingl. H M j M urphy. P ip (hpMMf). D IP ( N il t o la OeRat le t * id Period - 1. Florida. Belanger I) ( N la d t r m a y a r . M u r p h y l. IS 0* Ip p l T A S Roc Fed Panamas - P lfiftw H d l PI# IMMylarance). J Washington II t 0 1 1 ) : » Audette, Buf I roughing 1. 4 M . Vh*hfck. 1 0 0 0 0 Everett Bul dripping). 4 If; F lftg tra ld . F la I Infer ' la le fd e y M fh l SH A R K S I. LIG H T N IN G I San Jos* 1 0 1 -1 Tampa Bay 0 I I - I F irst Period — I Son Jos*. O dgert t (Goudreau. E ltk), 7 1) Ippl P***Htot — Rath)# SJ lln to rto rtn cal, 4 II. E lyn uik. TB Hntertorencel. 7 1) Larionov. SJ Iholdingl. II 1) Second Period — 1 Tampa Bay. K lim * X (CM*. O ration), a 1) Panamas - letttor. SJ (high llk k in g l. 7 II. Ralh|t, SJ. mafer gam* misconduct (high s lk k m g l.f H Third Period — ’ San Jot*. Duchasn* t (Eltk. Faitoonl. I 01 P r n ilt ir i - H am arllk. TB (tntortorencoi. II 41 O d g tft SJ Ihoo* mg). 17 00 Sheti *« pool — Son Jos* 7 7 7-11 Tampa B ay* 14 14-17 Power May Oppar1u*itt*t — San Jos* I of 1 Tampa Bay O o f) Ooaliat — Son Jeso. Irbt 1*17 11 (17 short M le v e l I Tampa Bay. Pupp* 1*70 4 (II If) a - m at) Rttoreo — Stove W a'kjm Llnetm e* — Ron Attoittm o. Dan Me Court Bob Me f Iwee % ' f Fed i 0 4 0 Limp A N Demmat. H L Sid Samon L J Tom Buf — T T h o m a t ir u n lC h r tt tlo k t c k l.l Jt Buf - C h r t t t l o l O P O . i l 00 Third Qoerttr Del — J Washington 44 fum ble return IM u rra y k k h ) . 11 O ft - ■ X m t t h D r u ilA U r r a y L ic M . a . ll Paurib Quarter DM - E Sm ith 1 run | M urray k k h ! . ! 10 Dal - M u rra y 20 FG. I1W A - 71.417 N o th o a rt-0 X •» M i l l ! O P I f LO G O * 1 1 -N e e d P ro Bow l at Hono<v<u,1pm (E S P N ) FIR ST DOW NS 1 4 1* y 1 n» Bmrtott M Patton Talley Wnght B Smith Odomes H Janes M Washington keiso Madder Goganious LodiSh Barnett Darby Harvey Fin* M huU Tasker H*nsen K Ocvis A l At 1**1* load*?, la * M O a ila tM Buffalo I) COW BOYS I X B IL LS 11 * I 14 I It 0 f ir t I O wirier D e l- M u r r a y 41 FO . I If But - ChrW I* 14 FO . I 41 D a l- M u r r a y l 4 F 0 . i l OX ) faring with goalie). 10 M: hoy. hu« (high ilk k ln g ) , 14 X Smith. F la Ihoiding slick). 17i IB. Audette P u l (holding). I f 17 Third P er tod — 4 Florida Belanger 14 I Braw n). 10 )7j I Buffalo. Audatf* I) IH***rchuh. Flam e I. i l ) l ip p l Panamas — M ogiiny. But latoqwlng), I) 00, Banning. F la (intortarencal. 17 M . M allanby. Pi* Ihlgh I lk k ln g 1,17 K I h a tia n g a a l — Pier Ida 14111 - M Buffalo I I I ) la —W. Power play O pparfr*nw i — F lo rid a I af 4. Buffalo I of 4 0*411*1 — Florid* Vanbtotbrouck 1*110 O f t h o t i l l saves) Buffalo. Hetok 17 14 4 IM 11) A - 1)011 B r ie f re — Paul Oevortkt Llnatm a* — C re g O tvo rsk l. Beb Hodges Buff *1* A ll Timet EST D a lla i Bette la Norton K Smith L Bream Lot! Tafbon J Jones Woodson Cat) no* Hatty Jtlfc e o i Bates Gent M aryland O Smith Fithbock Gainer D Thomas Vender beek E W illiam s Edwards n f g g g J / H Q'.R QOLP f yww f N k n M A U N A L A N A . H a * a il — Scorecards after nm* regulation holes and tour playoff hotel Sunday at th* Senior Skint Gam* at the M aun* l a n l R a s a r t'l 7,011 yard, par 71 F rancis H I'l Brown south court* Safer day Raymond Ftoydouf > ■ » )•■ )•! Jack Nick la m out )■•)> •■■ ■ Arnold P alm ar out al* ■ •))•■ le e Trevino out t i t 1)1 1)4 Sunday Raymond P to yd ln Jack N ic k la u tm Arnold P a lm a r m I t * Trevino m i) J U ) ■■■ i l i ta r saa 4)a aaa PrIt# Maaey Fieyd 12*3 000 Palm ar t m o o o 100.000. N k k U u t 11X000 r*4 4*4 I )« iu 1 la a loo e BBB aa) 0 Trevino P b ld ila Open SC O T T S D A LE. A r il. - Final scares and money winnings Sunday M the 111 m illio n Pheonia Open an Hw ».**! yarn, par 71 TPC atScattsdato B ill Glatson 1214 000 *0 40 40 *4-1*0 B a b E lto s. H i t too 0**0 *0 44-171 M iU S p n n g a r.ta i.M O *4*0 7 1 * 1 -I D jo iia u g g e r f.t a i.M o D a a o o * x - iD Blam e M c C a l'itto ' to).*)* * 7 * f * t * 7 - lD Tam Lehman. *41.700 *7 40 7 1 0 1 -I D R k k P a h r.t4 l.7 0 0 4**7** 7 I - 1 D Curtis Strange U ) *00 71 74**4*-T74 P h lia 4 k U lt o n .U l.M 0 *7 D 71 **-174 Fred Punk. U ).M 0 a * * * D *4-174 Stov* Pat*, ui.4 00 a t * * t * 4 - i7 4 Scott Hoch. 1)1 M0 D 4* *7 04-17* Dave B arr. S H A M 72 414**0-17) Bruce L t o H U . U l. lM ****** 7 0 - 27) Bob Burnt. U 1 A M * 7 * ta 7 D - 1 7 ) D o n P o r t m a n .U I J M 1111(7 71-171 Andrew Magee, U I M *44140 71-171 V i* « lin g N .* fx t 0 4 * 4 4 * 4 D * 7 - lf * a U r k C a k a vec c M dnhB H O t td P O t S t-iJJd G rant W w to. * U l S * T ^ O P a f-J f* L a rry R ln U r , 11X100 * e| M 4 1 1444-47* T im Simpson. 11X WO *0 *71* 71-1)70 D O * *0 74-17* Tad Tryba 114.100 U l f l f 71-17* G ary M c ro rd .lt* . 100 *0*1**71-17* B illy Andradt. SIXMO 74 70 71 aa—177 Stove S l r k U r . 10.4)0 to ae ro to-177 O il Morgan. I f .4 » 71 70 *7 74—I D Naal Lancaster. 1X700 ae 7147 74—7D E d F to rl. U 700 **** 74 74-77* Mis# Muibert. 17X10 ** 71 7 4 * t - ) D D illa rd P ru itt. 17 470 D *0 70 *4—I D B rian C la a r. 17A M SO *1*4 7*—I D Leo Jontan. SIA M D M D 70-1*0 W illi* Wend. U . ID 74 74 *0 7 I - M 0 C t a r k D e m lx U . in 0*710*71-1*0 Tom Stockmann. 10.I f ) R ab on C a rno t. I X I f l 7144 D * 0 —1*0 Trevor Dodds, l a . m D D t * D —1*0 B ra d F a u n . l a . I l l 1 4 4 1 0 4 1 1 -M I a* D ao d —m i David Ogr in. 14.17) *4 71 70 D —M l Jim Puryk. 14.X1) n i t t i to—m i Ja y Don B to U . U M l 4* 7) X 70-2*1 Tom Purfro r. 14.371 Chip Bock. 14.M l ** 747X44-111 0*74 D 0 0 - M I Brondel Chombto*. 14.))) 1004 Australia* Opao Champrant Man l i agtot Pal* Sam pras It) , Tamp*, d a l Todd AU rllrs (0). Lansing. M k h . 7 0 1) al.O X * 4 Do* bias P au l M aarhuit and Jocco E ltlngh (II. Netherlands, del Byran Black. Zimbabwe, and J one than stark. M tdtard. Ora . a 7 () 7), 4 1 .0 X 0 ) Women Singlet Stolli O ra l (t|. Germany del Aranta* Sane hr 1 V icar to 111, Spain,**, a ) Da* Mat G ig ' F a rn a n d ti. Aspen. Coto . and N atalia Zvereva III. Belarus, d*f Patty Pandlck. Sac reman to C a lif . and Meredith M cG rath 171. M idland M k h . a ), ax * a from IB A U n . n 17-4 f lr t l q u a rte r ndvantatjc w as Just enough ns (he Recreation "Rec*" (2-4| upbc ( (he A m e ric a n Legion (2-4). S!i-49. and V id e o Vault 11-3) won im flnsl gam e of the iscanon with a 48-45 overtim e v lclo ry over A-OK T ire s 13-3). The schedule next Saturday has the tw o J u n io r Dlvtsln undefeateda. H ard re'a and Sanford Eleclrlc. opening Ihe d a y ’s ac­ tion al U a.in. T h r other 0 a m game hax Chrtslo'is taking on Sanford A re Hardw arr. A l 10 a.m ., Sanford A ntiques facets R ic h Plan and Fleet Rc •serve L a d le s A u x ilia ry play* Sanford P ain t A Body. Suninland ha* the day olT. The S e n io r D ivision ro n c lu d rs Up reg u lar tseahtm with Sun nlland tain tin g A-OK T lrra al 11 am .: V id r o Vault challenging Am erican Leg ion al noon; the ch am plon xh lp contest between Calvary' an d Ihe Fleel Reserve nt I p m.; and AIM! Power tackling Ihe Recreation *'Rec»" al 2 p.m In (h r J u n io r Division garnets CH RISTO 'S 34 FLEET RES. LADIES AUX. 2S M VP D a rlu x W ell* Beared six of hlx 22 p o ln Is In Ihe overltm e ux Chrlxto’ts won. Paul SutlenDeld paired fou r of hlx xlx potntx In Ihe overtim e period for C h rlxto’x Fleet R eserve M V P D onovan Daniels (allied 13 polnlx RICH P LA N 23 S U N N ILA N D C O R P. 21 M VP D o n la y M ajors scored all six of h is te a m 's points In ihe first quarter ns R ich Plan took a 6-2 lead that would stand up. Majors fin ish ed with 22 jioltim. while M atthew Iki/rlka added eight. S h a n e B u r n s e d w as S u n nlland'B M V P . Joey G u n ter led Ihe S u n n lla n d sco re rs w ith eight. S A N FO R D P A IN T ' BODY 29 A C E H ARD W ARE tS M ichael Law rence tossed In 12 points an d M V P C h ris S lo g n rr added 10 as Sanford Pain: A B o d y lo p p e d S a n f o r d A c e Hardware desp ite 10 [mints by JU N IO R DIVI1ION Christo s ( M l Mtotp*r 1 4 * 1 , V o lts 'in* 4 40 0 Campbell I 0 0 ) . w * iis 0 a l 11. Thrift 0 0 0 0 Ftnnty I 0 0 1 .Luftonti*M 0400 Totals I f * t a la F ie ri R tta ry r LaP irs A u rilia ry It)) P e rto rf 4 0 0. Waiigurspy 0 0 0 0 R*U4mg I ) * ) HO'ton 2 0 0 4 04ni*l*4 I 1 1). Watson 0 0 0 0. HoHmon 0 0 0 0. H u n it 1 11 Totals to 11)1) Christo's 1 14 4 4 10 - M P to a fR it LaU w t A u r I 4 It 7 1 -1 1 Foul* — Christo s II; Ftoat Maserv* L a i n kwtKiaey 1) Records — Chnsto* 1 1; Fleet R ****** L * d « t A u t ilia ry 11 Rich Ptos (1)1 Sm ith0 00 0 C a m p b e ll0000. Cu»ty 1001. Adamson 0 0 0 0. M * |* ri 11411, Bradford 1 0 0 7 W illi*m *4 0 0 1 B o ie s * 0 00 0 Tatall 111 41) lu MSItond Cdrpoetltod (III Coopt' 1 0 ) 4 Burnsed 1 0 ) i Gun tor ) | 7 0. Anderson I 4 4 1 . M*rrl<k 0 0 0 0 Bias* I I J XEIitotlOOOO Totals 011711 Rich Plan I 0 I I - tl tuMMIaxd Corporation 1 4 0 1 — 11 Fouls — R ic h P lo n l it lun nllon d * Records — R ich Plan 7 a. Sunmlandl 4 laniard Pamf 4 Body 1101 W r it 0 00 0. R ich ard son ) I I X Font 0 0 0 0 Flshor 1 4 4 1 . L o r m n c * l i l t ) . Hutton 1 40 X I Slognrr 0 4 4 X C stagnrr ) 4 4 14. B ry*n t0440 Totals I l l l T T laotord Ac* Hardware (II) LP« 1 4 4 to. A l Lucca I 04 1. Ada mats 0 0 0 X E ly 0 1 1 I. W hile 1441. A . L u c c a 0 4 4 (. 0<kh 0 3 00 A t Luc < *0003 Smith 0 0 00 MurphyOOOO La m a r 0 0 0 0 Totals 7 I I IS laniard Pamf 4 Bady I I 0 4-70 laniard Ac* H a rd n a rt 4 4 4 1 — 1) Fouls — P it n l A Body 4. Ac* H ardnar* I Records — P a 'n l 4 Bod y 7 ). Ac* Hard. 0 1 laniard Aalto*** IU ) W * y h )4 4 to. Rogers 4 001 Com pbtll 100 |. Manor 0 4 0 0 . KormonO I I I. Clark 1 0 0 1 Totals: I I I 111 laniard I toe 1n< (14) Ev*r*H 1 4 4 X Ftostoll 4 44 0. Raum* 1 4 4 1. W a d i4 4 4 4 . R**v*t 1 4 0 ). K liiln g sno rlh ) 0 4 0. Brook* 1 4 4 X H un g er 0 40 4. Lack# l 4 0 1. Jackson I 0 4 4. C Euan* 0 4 0 0 1 Evans0 0 4 1 Totals D O O M Ian tor4 Antigua* 7 1 14 ( - 11 lantord (la c trie 4 1 4 t) - 14 Fowl* — Antique* J. Etoctrk • Records — Antiques | ). E to c trk 1 0 1E N IO R DIVISION R*cr*4ltofi "d e c s " IU ) Fi*h*r 1 4 4 II. T h r ill • 00 0. Weyh 0 04 4. Perkins 0 ) 1 ) 1 . W lllldm * 0 I I IX Sipltn I 0 0 2. Dupre* 0 0 0 0. W ynn ) 0 O X Hoi toy 10 0 1 M isa d O tu M e t And rei O lh o v tk ly . Russia and L a ris a Neilond (41. Latvia, del Todd Woodbrldg*. Australia, and Hulun 1 Susava (11. Croch Republic. 7 X * 7 (0 71.4 I Super Bowl Bays Sing tot Ben Ellwood. A u tlra lla . del Andrew III*. A uttroli*. 1 7 .4 ) . 4 ) Psehtes Bon Ellwood. Australia, and A U rk P h ilip poussls. A u stra lia , daf Jam es Delgado. Britain, and Roman K u U I, Slovakia. 7 X 7 4 1711. h o ld o u t." kcp( (he N F L crown by h an d in g buffalo Its fourth straig h t Super Ikiw l de­ feat. It is a cro w n lhat fits so com fortably, the Cowboys m ight continue w e arin g it through the decade. " T h is la a c o n firm a tio n ." Jones said. " T h is is really Ihe Good H ousekeeping seal of ap ­ proval." O b it Singles Trudt Musgrav*. Australia, del B arbara Sc twit, A 't f r la . 4 X 4 4 , 4 ) Dee kies Carina M ararlu . Baca Baton, and Ludm ila Varm urova. Crach Republic del Yvette B a s tin g . N e th e rla n d s , and A le x a n d r a Schetder. G erm any. 7 1 .1 X 71 It n a w a c t i d n » [ BASEBALL A m erican League B A L T IM O R E O R IO L E S - Signed La* Smith, pitcher, to a an* year contract BASKETBALL Nattonal Basket hall Association C L I V I L A N O C A V A L IE R S - Signed Jay GuidMger, cantor, to a second tod ay can tract D A L L A S M A V E R I C K S - Activated Tony Cam pbell, guard forward, farm th* Infury im l E A T T l E S U PE R SO H IC S — Placed Stov# S ch afliar. fo rw a rd , an the ln|wr*d Itol Xctlvatod C h ris K in g , forward tram top Injured Hot HOCKEY N ational ffackay League NEW YO R K R A N G ER S — Rtcpftod Denial Lacrw e. confer, tram Bingham ton af Hw , Am*r icon Hockey Laagu* Cootlnued from IB Dallas jo in e d Pittsburgh and San F m n ris c o as franchises w ith four S u per B o w l IIt lee. Neither the Sleelers. the 49crs — or the M iam i D o lp h in s and Green Hay Parkers, o ilie r learns w lih su c­ cessive S u p e r w in s — ever won three straight. And no team In any ip n rt has been through a cham pionship nightm are s u ch us Ihe H ills are enduring. Not lh a t they’re ready lo give u p flic chase, which has wen them Call to ihe Otanu. Redskins a n d tw ice to the C o w ­ boys In S u p e r B o w ls Df the ‘90s. "Som ebody sa id In the locker room that w e’ll go for five In ’9 5 ." said T h u rm a n Thom as, whose Y u ih b le c l r l y Irt the th ird M V P Ja m e s Laws. S A N FO R D ELE C T R IC 24 S A N FO R D A N T IQ U ES 23 M V P W illia m Everett scored all six of h is poin ts In the foutth quarter as S n n fn n i Eletrie rallied lor the win. J o h n K lllln g u v o tth and Jo n ath an B ro o ks also hud six poin ts far the w inners. M V P D a n n y W e y h led all scorers w ith 10 point*, w hllr J u s tin Roger added righ t for Sanford Antiques. In the S enior D iv is io n games RECREATION " R E C S ” 55 AM ER ICAN L E Q I0 N 4 9 Terrence P rrk ln * 1211. MVP C edric W illia m s (13) and Majm Fish er (111 all hit for double flg u rrs ax the "R e e s ” W'lthxItMKl a 24 [Hilnt perform ance by Ihe A m e r ic a n L e g io n 's Ken n eth M oultrie. FLEET RES. B R A N C H 14765 A B B POW ER DIST. 35 M V P Jo h n n y l l o lllr scored 20 [Milnlx and Ttlux W aldo added If! and R odrlck D avlx 11 ax Fleet Reserve Branch 147 outxeored A B B Pow er D istrib u tio n 41 15 in Ihe second and fourth q iiarlrrs 10 rem ain undefeated. Jermaine M ackey scored seven polnlx in earn M V P honors for A B B VIDEO VAU LT 48 A OK TIRES 4 5 (OT) M V P Darw in W illia m s scored s ix o f V id e o V a u l t ’ s n ine overtim e points in p u ll olf the w in W illia m s fin ish e d w lih 14 p o in t s . Ju s t b e h in d .lam es S w a in 's team -high 16 Sylvester W h a ck hit three 3 [Milliters and scored 17 [Milntx to i»r nam ed M VP for A -O K Tire*, w h ich also got 13 [Milnts from R rn a y Proenra C A L V A R Y A P O S T O LIC 72 S U N N ILA N D C O R P . 50 M V P B rian J o h n s o n scored rig h t |M>lnm, w h ile D a rry l Red din g | I 6 |. C alvin Co|x-!am! I l l u iiil L .u n c i! F a y son (13) all sco re d In d o u b le fig u re s ax C a lv a ry rolled lo its s ix th win w ith o u t a loss. M V P W aller Gatnes tallied 15 an d A n lh o in Ja m e s and M ike E v a n s scored 1 1 and 10 respectively lot Sun nlland. lot*)* 214 4 11 Am erican La*ton (a ll Cannon 1 0 0 7 0 O iv t* ) 0 0 7. Patkar I ) 7 4. M o u lin * 11 0 0 14, Carter 4 0 0 0 Btonn i 0 0 1,A D arts 1001 T e tlls D l l a t Mecrealto* "R a c s " 17 * l l id — l) Am erican Lagton a 17 14 If - t* Three point bald goal's — R oct ’ II F it fi a r l. Am erican Lagton 1 ID D a . t Fault R#<»' *. Am erican Lagton I Rarordt — ' Racs ' I 4. Am erican Lagton l a A h S P u w e r O ut (111 A Datgadn 7 0 0 4 Vm psnn I 1 J ) y T 1 0 0 x D . Delgado 1 1 0 2 M ackey 1 0 4 7. M o m s ) 0 0 0. Feliciano I 0 0 7. Ram ey I 0 0 1 . Butler I 1 I I Cw PiscialeiO O ) Total* t a t a l l Fleet Reterye Branch 147 ( a ll Waldo I 0 0 t*. Curry 1 1 4 4 Gunn 0 0 7 0 Lawson a l l * . D s . it 1 1 ) 1 1 . Hollto 0 7 >20 Cooper 1 0 0 X W ilkins 0 0 0 0 Totals 70 4 71 al AB B Pewer Dttt I II II 1 -1 1 Fleet B tte rv e Branch 14f II 1* 1) l| - t l T h r* * p a in t fia ld g o a l's — A B B i IM a c ta y l. Branch 1*7 I ICoopa'I Fouls — A B B 1* Branch 147 * Records - ABB 1 1 Branch U 7 * 0 A OK T b t i ( ill Proania a 0 0 I). Lea 0 00 0 H arris ) ) >t Reyes 1 1 ) 7 , Vaiquei 0 0 0 0 . Hunter 1 0 0 ). W h a c k * )017 Total* 1*1114) Vida* Vault 1401 M o rrill 1 1 ) 7 . Simpton 7 0 0 4 . Blu* 0000. W illiam s 7 0114. M atondti I I 4 X Swain 4 1 • 14. RosteH 1 0 4 1. Gordon 0 0 0 0 Totals )l 4)141 A OK Tiros 11 7 I II I - 41 Video Vault to * * II 0-44 Three point field goal t — A O K 4 IWhacs ). Proeni* I). Fouls - A O K l|. Video Vault 11 Fowled out — A O K . Lee. Whack Vidro Vault. Matondei Technical* — A O K Lev Efecitont — A OK. H arris. Video Vault Simpson Records — A O K 1 ) Video Vault 11 Sunmland Csrporkltoa 11* I Berry 1 0 ) 1 ClOyton 1 0 0 1 . E van s* I l i t Renton 0 0 0 0 Caines 7 0 0 11. M au 0 00 0 Money 1 0 0 1 . Stoke 00 00. Alexander 1 0 0 ) Ja m e s* ) 0 11 Tatall 11) D M Calvary ApesSallc Tempi* (7)1 Floyd 1 0 0 1 . Brown 0 0 4 0 F o y s o n i 1 1 1) L logons 1 0 1 X Daoud t o o ) . Anderson t o o 0. Johnson J i l l . Edwards 1 1 1 * . Radd ng S *414. C arld tn 1 0 0 7. Ashley 0 0 0 0 Copeland 4* 1014 Totals 1714)177 lurmitond Carparalwn I) II II It - If Calvary Ap attolk Tmpl. 11 II It 1) - ft Three point field goal s — Sunnlland S (Money 1. Evans l. Gaines l. James ll: Calvary 4 IRedd ng 7. Edwards I. Cartden I) Fau lt — Sunnlland 70. C alvary I) Records — Sunnlland ) ). Calvary * 0 q u a rte r w as re tu r n e d for .1 touchdow n by Ja m e s W ashing­ ton. tu rn in g around t h r game. "B u t sure It’s fru stra tin g when we lose four In u row. A l least we could have won one.” T h is could have been the one. The H ills tiulli a 13 6 halftime lead, outplaying the Cow boys for m uch of the first two quarirrs. Steve Chrtstie set a S u |m t Ikm l record w ith a 5 4 -yard field goal. T h om as had a 4-yard T D nm and Nate Odotnes’ Interception and 4 1 -yard return late In thr half led to C h ris tie ’s 28-yurd field goal. A ll D ullns had was Eddie M u rra y ’s two field goals, "T h e y played a il excellent first h alf." Cow boys tight end Jay Novacek said, "an d they were going on lo win 1he bull gam e." Perhaps. Hut these are the Hills, a team that can overwhelm the A F C . then ca n ’t find the form ula for the N FC cham pion In ih e b ig game. O f course, no A F C team has m astered that chore: the N FC now has won 10 consecutive S u pe r Bow ls. M ore often th a n not. NFC teams have d o n r so w ith big plays �TT San lor rl Haralrl, Rsnlord Florida - Monday. January 31, 1W4 - SB People W oodpecker damage control IN BRIEF Take prompt action to ward off offending birds Beautiful baby search T a lrn l amenta for m odeling agencies w ill be at two events In this area d u rin g the m onth o f F eb ru ary to look at ch ild re n who might be Interested In m odeling careers. On S atu rd ay. Feb. 5 at 10 a.m . the M arch of D im es Ihi by Triathlon w ill take place at the Altam onte Mall. A n d On Sunday Feb. 27 from noon to 5 p.m .. there w ill be the F lorid a Hospital fla b y F a ir al the O rla n d o F ash io n Square. Modelscout. Inc. w ill be videotaping children (ages one month to five years) at each event to present to Rascals, a prestigious k id s m odeling agency In New York. The vide otap ­ ing Is free. The videotapin g w ill take place at the F am ily J o u rn a l N ew sm agazine's booth throughout the day at each event. For more Inform ation, ca ll 774-9803 or 045-1488. Artists sought S A N F O R D — The St. J o h n 's R iv e r Festival of Ftnr A rts and Crafts Show s t ill has openings for ex h ib ito rs at the M arch 5 and Oshnw that w ill be held In Ft. M ellon Park The show, preserved by the G reate r Sanford C h a m b e r of Com m erce, u s u a lly draws over 3.000 visitors to the tw o day event. T h is y e a r's show w ill feature a Judged section for fine arts and crafts a n d un unjudged section for those who w ish o n ly to sell and d is p la y their art or craft. The en try fee lor both section s Is $70. A p p lica tio n are available at the Cham ber. 4 0 0 E. F irs t St.. Sanford. The ap p lica tio n deadline Is Feb. 11. For more Inform ation, contact Ed w ln a M ld klff al 3 2 2 -2 2 12. CALENDAR W o o d jirck crs are Interesting birds und a beneficial part o f ou r natural environm ent. In m a n 's u rbanized environm ent, these w oodpeckers can cause serious dam age und b eco m e nn u n w a n te d n u isa n ce. M a n y species of woodpeckers are found In F lo rid a and a ll arc capable of dam aging buildings. W oodpeckers are m igratory, non-game b ird s protected by the Federal M ig ratory B ird Treaty A ct. the Florida G am e and F resh W ater F ish C o m m issio n und local ordinances. D u rin g courtship, m ost woodpeckers p ro ­ c la im th rlr existence to prospective m ates th rou gh flight displays, ca llin g or d ru m ­ m ing. Surfaces for d ru m m in g arc re a d ily availab le In ou r urban/suburban e n v iro n ­ m ent. Wood siding, wood covered A rp lacc ch im n ey s, rain gutters and down spouts, vent caps, and dead trees or large lim b* are Idea tapping surfaces. W h ile little dam age m a y o c cu r, th e ta p p in g ca n he v e ry an n oying . Trees are a m ajor source of Insects. A n d wood used lor u tility ,x>lcs. fence posts, house siding, w indow frames, or Ihe w ood­ p ile are recognizable by woodpeckers as a potential place to find a meal. They w ill activ e ly search for Insects o r other foods and th is m eans pecking, ch ip p in g , or flakin g the wood. W oodpeckers that u tiliz e a b u ild in g for feeding and d n n n m ln g also m ay try to nest there. Nesting holes m uy be ham m ered Help for gamblers offered com pletely through the s id in g and Instilla­ tion. How ra n y o u stop wood|>erkrr damage? Successful co n tro l Is dependent upon pro­ mpt acton. T h e longer c o rre ctiv e action Is delayed, th e m nre d lllln tli it w ill Ik - to stop Ihe bird's activ ity. A h om eo w n er's effort must be persiste nt First, c h e c k for Inserts. If Insects are present, contact the County Extension O ffic e for Insect co n tro l recom ­ mendations. Remove th e dead m atcitu l. B ird feeders especially th o se for w oodpeckers, may be used to lu re the bird aw a y: but. more Im portantly, they may h ave In itially at­ tracted the o flrn d c r. The feeder m ay need to be moved o r removed. Searing o r hazing w oodpeckers may be successfl If sto rie d prom ptly. T h e scaring method re lic s upon the b ird 's senses to respond to danger. O cca sio n a lly a home­ owner can discourage the b ird w ith water from a garden hose. O b j e c t s that move are m ore effective Ilian In a m lm a le objects A lu m in u m foil strips cut 2 to 3 Inches In w idth. 2 to 3 feet In length w ith u string attached to one end o f each s trip m ay be attached at damaged o r tapping sites. Pu­ tin s and m cln l lid s can be suspended on a s irin g near Ihe damaged or d ru m m in g site. One end of the string can be near a co nvenient window or door where the line ca n Ik -Jerked whenever the b ird appears. W oodpeckers m ay lie excluded from some surfaces by covering w ith p lastic, nylon n c llln g or hardware cloth. Perm an en t In­ s t a lla t io n o f h a rd w a re c lo th o r o th e r screening tuny be the best so lu tion when w oodpeckers m ake repeated attem p ts over several years o make holes o r nests. M eta llic or wooded surfaces used for d ru m m in g m ny I k - wrapjtcd or covered w ith clo th o r foam A n alternative tapping site or sufnee su ch as a wooden box or metal c y lin d e r h u n g In a less a n n o y in g loc ation m ay help. R em oval of the offending bird Is the last resort. K illin g or live capture of b ird s can o n ly be done by special perm it from stale and federal agencies. S tale p erm its m ay br obtained from: Florida G am e and Fresh W ater F ish Com m ission, 6 2 0 S. M eridian. Tallahassee. F L 32301. T h e federal p erm its arc ob jta ln rd from: Special A g e n l In Charge. U.S. F ish and W ildlife Service. P O. Box 4839. Atlnnta. G A 30303. Special or u n u s u ­ al problem sltutatlons can be referred to Florida W ild life Assistance. U.S. F ish and W ild life Service. 227 N. Bronoug. S u ite 10922. Tallahassee, F L 32301. G am blers A n on ym o u s and G a m -A n on for fam ily and friends, meet separately Monday und F rid a y (non-smokersi ut 7:30 p m.. C h u rc h o f the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave.. M aitland. For more Inform ation, call 236-0206. Al Anon group gathers Arbor Day If you are troubled by the a lco h o lism of a frelnd or relative, there Is help. Serenity Won. an A l-A n o n group for frie n d s and fam ily of alcoh olics, w ill meet each Monday. T uesday and T hursday n ig h t at B p.m. at the Sahara C lub. 2587 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford. F o r more Inform ation, c a ll 332-4122. The Garden C lu b of Sanford Inc. observed Arbor Oey by planting an East Palatka H olly tre e on the c lu b g ro u n d s honoring a deceased member. Participating In Ihe planting are (trom left): Mary MocTavIsh, c lu b p r e s id e n t ; B a rb e rs Bradshaw, grounds chairm an; Shirley Sim as, Betty A h ers, Ralph Simas, J o S tan klew icz and R oy G re o n e , g r o u n d s keeper. Narcotics Anonymous meets In Sanford Narcotics A n on ym o us m eets M onday at 8 p.m. at the Presbyterian H ouse of G o odw ill. 317 O a k Ave.. Sanford. Weekly Lions Club meeting The Sanford L io n s C lu b m eets every Tuesday at noon ut the Am erican L eg io n on South S an ford Avenue. For Inform ation, call 3 2 1-0700. Hh i WKsla b) 1m « f Vmwnl Bridge club to meet, play Sanford D u p lica te Bridge C lu b m eets at noon each T u e sd a y at the G reater Sanford C h a m b e r o f Com m erce. 400 E. F irs t S tu Sanford. . Couples living in sin’ may have morals firmly in place D E A R A B B Y t Is In reply to O ld -F a s h io n e d .” w ho w rote but the "In-your-face Immorally” of livin g together prior to carriage. W hen I w as 24. I became ngaged to a w onderful young nan named G a ry . We started ilannlng ou r w eddin g when I d t a sm all lu m p In m y breast. I rent Im m ediately to my doctor, rho sent me to an oncologist. 1y worst fears were confirmed: t was breast cancer. M y parents, w h o lived 300 nlles away, ca m e to be w ith me or the surgery Imastectomy), tut eventually h ad to go home, rhey returned as often as they :ould during m y treatm ents, but hey couldn't be w ith me all the Ime. W hen 1 was s ic k from the chem otherapy. G ary stayed w ith m e and slept on the floor beside m y bed. He cooked w h at little food I could eat and h e ld m y head w hen I vom ited. H e cleaned m y house and did m y la u n d ry . It soon becam e apparent th at be­ tween d riv in g back and forth to m y house, caring for m e and h a n d lin g h is Job. poor G a ry was exhausted, so I asked h im to please m ove In w ith me. Believe me, there was no h anky-panky. W e are now happily m arried an d m y cancer Is In rem ission. S o , A b b y . please t e ll " O ld F a sh io n e d " that not a ll people w ho Uvc together are Im m oral. A n d rem em ber. "Ju d g e not. that ye be not Judged.” (M atthew 7:11 BHARON DEAR SHARONt M y prayers arc w ith you and Gary. A fte r this ADVICE | 6 30 | 7 00 | 7 30 | 8 00 | 8 30 | 8 00 and a re w illin g to describe an y problem s, m lsla ke s or bad o u t­ c o m e e n c o u n te r e d In y o u r treatm ent, please w rite and tell me a b o u t them. Your nam e und that o f y o u r doctor w ill be held In s tric t confidence. I plan lo s h a re y o u r lette rs w ith the G r o u p fo r A d v a n c e m e n t o f P sych la g ry. a highly respected group o f psychiatrists w ho arc eager to know about yo u r expe­ riences. Please send your letters to: Dear A b b y . Treatm ent Survey. P.O. B o x 539, Mount M orris. III. 61054. CURIOUS AUNT DEAR CURIOUS AUNTt A n y ABIG AIL VAN BUREN Is p u b ls h e d . I'm s u re th a t th ou san d s of readers w ill add th eir prayers to m ine. G od bless you. DEAR ABBYt M y niece re c c n tly m u irled . She Is pregnant. T h e y o u n g c o u p le a n d m y n iece's parents are p la n n in g a large ch u rc h w edding (w ith a w hite w edding dress) and recep­ tion to take place 10 m onths MONDAY’S PRIME TIME 6 00 after Ihe o rig in al vows, w h e n the baby w ill be about 2 m o n th s old. Is th is so cia lly acceptable? If It Is. w h ic h date would th e y cele­ brate as th e ir an n iversary? | 8-30 | 10 00 | 10 30 | 11 00 | 11 tim e a cou ple wants to e n te r Into holy m a trim o n y ts "acce p tab le." A n d th ey should celebrate their anniversary' on Hie rlate o f their o rig in a l vows. DEAR READERS: If y o u or a m em ber o f your fam ily h a s been treated b y a psychiatrist, doctor or o th er healthcare professional for a lco h o lism or drug ad d iction . (Problems? Writ* to Dsar Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, send a sell-addressed, •lamped envelop* to Dear Abby, P.O. Box 69440, Lot Angeles, Calif. 90069. All correspondence Is confidential.) MOVIELANP ........ 177 1716 Hey 17K.S*rt«rt BEETHOVENS2ND FREE WILLY #io Become A Successful Seller In One Easy Step f a s t e r C< i Z £4 You c a n g e t s a le s q u ic k w ith t h e h e lp o f y o u r V is a or M a ste r C a r d . J u s t c a ll u s a t 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 w ith y o u r ca rd n u m b e r a n d e x p ir a tio n d a te , a n d we'll b e g la d to h e lp y o u w r ite a n ad t h a t 's a su r e s e ll. S a n f o r d H e r a ld i �■ i p 41 - Sanford Httaid, Sanford. Florida - Monday. January 31, 1M4 Ugal Notices Legal Notices IN T N I ClMCLflt COURT OF T M IIIO H T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AMO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. 71477} CA I4-K JAMES S WHITE. Plain ittf. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNRIBTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA O IN ER A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 72-1*11 CAI4K E L V S E L. F R E E OM AN. TRUSTEE. PUmtlff. SANFRA L LOCKE. tadl.Idu ally, am at Trvtlat. H E L E N AVE R T i CARETH A V BROWN. CHICAGO TITLE IN SURANCE COM PANY] N EED Y CARPETS OF W INTER PARK. FLORID A. INC; JOYCE RIEBE. Including any known spouse o* tald Da* andanlltl. II either has r# nar rtad and II aitnar ar bom of tald Dalandanft ara Facetted. Ihali respective unknown halrv da yltaat. granlaat. attlgnaai. creditors llanart and Irutloat. and all amar person* claiming by. mrougfi. undsr or against ma namad Oalandanlt. and/or all amar partont In pottottion of ma tubiacl raal proparty wtiota namat ara uncartam. Oalandanlt NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an ordtr to ro •chaduN tala da*od January IS. Itat and antarad In cata numbor e iO T J C A M K m ma Circuit Court of mo E Igtilatnm Judicial Clrcull. wtiorain Jamat S WHIN It mo Plaintiff and Santra L. Locka. individually and at TrueWo, Ha'an A vary, Carafha V Brown; Chicago Tltta Intur anca Company. Rtadr Carpatt of Wlnlar Park. Florida. Inc I and Joyca Riaba ara ma Dafan dantt Tha proparty loraclotod martin will ba told ta tha hlghotl biddar tor cath at tha watt front door of tha Samtnola County Caurthouta. Sami nola County. Florida, at II 00 a m , an tha lim day at Fabruory Itat Sold property it Nga'ty datcribadaa faiiawt Lot t and Norm t Not of vacated ttroat an Soum and Lot 10. Black "A ", St Jahnt Rlvor Ctia'at. Plat Book IS. Paga M. of tha Public Racordt af Sami now County. Florida TOOETHER with all ma Im provemantt now or hereafter erected on tha property, and all eatementi. rlghtt. appurfo nancat. rantt. royaltlat. minor al. rtl and gat rlghtt and profit*, water, water rlghtt and water Hock, and all flttwrat now ar haraaftar a part of the property. Including replacement! and ad dltlant thereto (Court Seal) MARYANNS MORSE. CLER KO FTH E CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark Pubflth: January 14.St. 17*4 URN-1(7 AVIEA VERONICA JUM FP; HER HUSRANO. IF ANV. not known to bo deed ar alive and. all hair*, devisees grantees trustees ar other claimants by. through, under ar against the Defendant; B R U C E L A M CHICK; RICHARD W LYONS. TRUSTEE, and JOHN DOE. Ilcllllaut noma re presenting tenants In pottottion. Defendants AM EN D ED NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN purtuant ta an Order or Final Judgment of Foreclosure, dated January II, I tf4 . and an Amended Agreed Final Judg moot al Forectoeure and Award af Attorney’* Fee* Nunc Pro Tunc, entered In Cata Na «J i*77 C AU K el the Circuit Court at the lim Judicial Clrcull In and tar SemlnoN County. Flaridt. wherein E L V S E L FREEDM AN . TR U STEE. P la in t if f and A V I E A VERONICA JUM PP. BRUCE LAM C H IC K . R IC H A R D W LYONS. TRUSTEE AND JOHN OOE. are Defendant*. I will tall to ma highest and best biddar ter cath al ma Watt Freni Door of me Seminole County Court haute In Sanford. Samlnola County. Florida, batween Iha hour* al It 00 A M. o clock and 1 00 a'cieck P M . on me >d day Of March ite* mo tallowing dttcrlbad property at tat term In tald Order or Final Judg mant. Nsrif Lot II. CAR D IN AL OAKS COVE, according ta the Plat thareaf. at recorded In Plot Baak IL Paget 17 and II. Public Racardt al Samlnola County. Florida OATEO al Sanford. Samlnola Cestafy- Flarlda. mit atm day el January. ION (Circuit Court Saal) MARYANNE AHORSE At CNrk. Circuit Court Samlnola County. Florida By Dorothy w Bolton AtlOeputyCM Oeputy Clark Publish; January II A Fabruory 7.1*** D EN U 1 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha administration af Iha R t la la af R O O I R L Y N N STAUFFER, a/h/a RO O IR L.. S T A U F F E R , dacaatad. F lit Number M M B C P . N ponding In th4 Circuit Court Mr Samlnala County. Florida. Probata Divi­ sion. me addrota at which N P A . Drawer C. l aniar d. Florida n t l S M N i iTha hornet . W A addn ttat of mo Poroonoi Rap retentattve and Iha Pertanai Representative's attorney ara tat term below A LL I N T E R E S T E D P E R ­ SONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All portent an wham m il no«lea it tarvad who novo eb lection* the! challenge the valid­ ity M the wtIL me qualification* af iha personal representative, venue, ar |urt*dkHon af mit Court are required to file their • bloclle n i with this Court W ITHIN T H E L A T E R O F THREE MONTHS A F T E R THE DAT* OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A F T E R THE D ATE OF S ER V IC E OF A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All creditor* af the decedent and other partont having claims or demands again*! decodenr i estate an wham a copy af mi* notka It tarvad within three month* attar the data of ma first publication af mit netlea mutt file Ihalr claims with mit Court W ITHIN T H E L A T E R O F THREE MONTHS A F T E R THE DATS OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A F T E R THE O A T I OF SER VIC E OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. ether creditors af the OTTO ORRACA; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OTTO ORRACA; JOHN DOE and JANE O O I a r ■ S s i i c i i a m I al M l B iBtnaiMl VWlHi WrfWSnW SpnPBSp- l b H7Ui JAMESTOWN VILLAGE - UNIT ONE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC., a Florida corporation. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that, purtuant lo a Summary Final Judgment In Forecloture, entered In Iha abevettyled covta. In the Circuit Court of Samlnola County. Florida. I. Clark af the Circuit Court of Somlnafa County. Florid*. will tall that certain property ad m Seminal! County, F mare particularly dtaertbod a* i Lot IJBS. Block "A", af the property deterIbed a* JAM ES­ TOWN V ILLA O I UNIT ONE. according to the plal thereof aa I m Plat Baak to. Paget I and t at the Public Racardt af Samlnala County, Fla rld a . Tagalhar with a perpetual nonaeciutiva aaaamant for in grata and agratt at dttcrlbad m paragraph I and purtuant ta Orantert* retervad right at pravfdad far m paragraph 4 af that certain guff claim da r>carded In O fficia l Boo* lia s . Page m . af the P u b lic R a c a rd t af Sam lnala County. F la rld a . Tha ktragtlng being tu b |a ct ta ia n ln g roeuirem entt and aaaa^nanfa In atittanca aa af ma daN hereof State af fa cts a t shewn on survey dated Seetomber IS. 1777. prepared by Janet. Weed A Gantry, ln«.. a t raturvayad and racartlflad on M arch IL 1070 and the term s and cendltlent of the Declaration al Easements, covenants and rettrlctient re carded ta O ffic ia l Racardt Baak l i l t . Page 1171. of mo Pub lic Records of Seminole County. Florida A lta known a t M l Raymond Circle. Altam onte Sprlngt. P L SJ7U. a l p u b ik tale, la me highest and bet) bidder, lor cath. an me w a ll Irani sle p t at the Samlnola County Caurthouta. M l N. P ork Avenue. Senlord. F la rld a a l 11:Ct a m . an February W. ItM W ltn e tl m y hand and m a official tool af m it Court an January 14.17*4. (SEAL) M A R Y A N N E MORSE CNrk af Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark Publish Jamiery 14.31. Its* OEN IM claims i ___ ___ __ dteadtnrt estate mutt til* meir Claims Wtm mit court WITHIN THREE MONTHS A F T E R THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE. A L L CLAIMS. O EM AN D S AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FO REVER BARREO. The daN of mo first public* Hon of mit Notka It January 14. 1*04 Rapr*tentative MARTHAi ANN I......... ....... STAUFFER ISM Ayers Weed Court Winter Spring*. Florida 7778* Attorney Nr Personal Rtprotontatlvo STEPHEN P.HEUSTON. ESQUIRE Florida Bar No ; otT un PRES*. NASH A TORPY, P A . 0MS Harbor City Blvd . SuINJCI Melbourne. FL JJOtl Telephone 1*07)1*41)00 Publish January 14.II. 1004 OEN III C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R Cw*n», Gpeartryatopo.o we craewa earnavwatwn* e, paae*t oaat ana o*atam fact wnw n ew ogeer sum anomw r M h i c u r q u e f I W F L T M ’ F F It S O I • V f l f l C O W B I D Q F R D O B F O Q l ' I O FI T V N R O . * U W E 0 C Q I C V O I I R L O . F O R M A C E T L F R L R M U - ( L I T L O I D l U W N i a . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: " O o M lp f* th# art of saying - w2 t*? w SSI m *' ***** r Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 HOURS AGENTS OF LIT E R HEALTH 7 coflBBCUtFB fimas • In* 3 cuneecufcM t t W B - u — — f i l l b Itw *3 UfMB Mlntmum NOWACCEPTNG BchodAng m»y Inektaa HeraU Atfvartaer« t a ooa* of *t addborW day Cancel sriwn sou flta teaUN PayorOy lor daya your adnata at raw aamod U*a U On cnpbon to NaNtf maiJN Copy im«i Ibdow aooeput** type* graprscef farm -Commarou kaquanry rata* are avaAatsa no,hlnfl wMbkl^ PLUMBER PRESS OPERATOR |l*k III 1 color fiperim rad only, benelifs Tru DimentWnt Printing 11**047 • Attorney RtctpHaott! a Tram Mi lagal Great place N start your M ura Cell new I F R E E REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM ENT T M W lt m S I . D lllf * A D JU STM EN T! AMO CREDITS: In the avqnl of an error In an ad, the Sanford Herald M E be roeponaJbte for Iha Krai Insertion only and only to the extant of the coal of that Insertion. Please check your ad for accuracy the ftral day H rune. Etp ASE certified Busy shop' Good pay good barwlilt Immad-aN Position J2i *0*0 • CLIENT R EP * Must *n|oy paopNl Deal with customers over th Oynamic b a n a lilt H urry I FR EE REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM ENT It* W lim SI. I l l lit* PRODUCTION COMPANY seeks etpenencad industrial tewing machine operator Permanent position /Sever a lev' Help Pvrtanwtl. *10 SIS* a SECRETARY a »/ hr Fast growing company needs your orgml/ation and people skills Cali loder I FPEC REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT /saw ism st . m m * CMS 3 1 -P riv a te In s tru c tio n s 21— Personals ADOPTIONS Free medical care, frantpor la lia n countaling. p r iv a N doctor plus living eip e n te t Bar *11711) CN erw afer Attarnay John F r k k a r I t M 017 744S "CATHY VONOVILIEV” PLEASE CALL M U ST 111 *1«J 23— Lost A Found REWARD Ilee Nr w hlN meN. r v t l Dial* parking lei B ird and 17 t l night about * *S have lumped from m ms N il poodle paw* Winn Lake M ary Wednesday B elo v e d to car 23— S p e cial N o tic e s I. RICHARO C. CONTE am not retpontbN Nr any debit ofbe» manmjrawn i x fi M ART KAY CALL FOR FACIAL C O S M S T IC S l YOUR F R E E 114 *07 ORUMl. KEYBOARD. PIANO LESIONS Beginner gvilar and ka il O tt's n l intfrucfer with ) ra t's teaching aipavi anca All styles and Nvtis FU ll Ns tan Ira# K yI* 1)4 **lk 4 1 - C e m e t e r y L o ts I LOTS O a tla w n M em orial P a rt | N r fha pv.ca a l II tt.iaoC atm t //• *■**> 55— Business Opportunities AUTO PAKT) WHOLESALE H I P rofit 100K »0 S00* yt#r M'Aitngm MO* Inturtd G v fiffin tw d •00 4J1 f * . ESTAB. A PAYPHONE ROUTE tHOO'wk p o N n lia l 1 *00 *M Ik)) N IO H T C L U B S And Liquor I-censes Law dawn. will H nance Cali awnar t o t lea sroe 59— F i n a n c i a l S e r v ic e s CHILDCARE In my Hidden Lk heme Christian alma* M F . 7.Mam l.Tflpm Ref* 111-4181 F U L L T I M E I t * yr». A lter ic h e e le rt. SM/wk Lim ch.im acktt » t m s «m LAKE MART A R IA : Where Naming and play I* fun Pro school ecHvltet Infant N S years Hat lunches and snack Full and Pari lima OH hack and mam's day out hours Call anytime M l 77*0 SPACES AVAILABLE Ages l ) O f each wk tar III A M »kt Mrs. Mkbatta's Mauta n i- t u t Lngil NoflcBt STOP FORECLOSURE! I can help H \ tuccatt Barry Myers so/4*417*1 until IPM TAXES PREPARED Taa prapar alien hem t it up *07 111 77*7 A t —M o n e y to L e n d KEEP DBIV1NG AND STILL 6ET THE MONEY! All you nted it your HIN Jack Diamond N r appointment 43— M o r t g a g e s B o u g h t 4 S o ld WANTED. FICTITIOUS R A M I STATUTE TO WHOM IT M AY CONCS RN > Notice It hereby given that ma undsr*tgnad. pursuant N Iha "P lctltla u i Name Statute", Chapter Mlea. Florida Statute*, will register wim me Division af Carparallont. Florida Daparf men! at Siam, upon receipt af proof af publication at m il notka. the following fictitious nemo, te wlt: S E M I N O L E OAROEN APARTM ENTS un bar tthkh we add ba engaged In butmatt af I4M W. IMh Street. Sanford. Flarlda 0771. That Iha ta anNrprlte N a* fattaws; SEMINOLE OARDEN APARTMENTS By: William Oerman. Owner By: Bertha Gorman. Owner Publish: January II. 1774 OEN 1*4 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS K A M I STATUTE N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, under Cheater t»U7. mat Iha undersigned, desiring to Ilcllllaut name af SOBIK'S SUBS. NcoNd at UTS South Highway 17-fl. ta mo cltyof Fam Park. ttmln*l* County. » WraR* Iftipm m TufIlraT W saU name wtm Iha D ivision of Carperat Ions of mo Pop art morn e l SU N CORPORATION INFORMATION SERVICES. INC. Debarah Schroder Pubflth: January 11, It** DEN 147 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T FO R SE M IN O LR C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A F R O B A T I DIVISION FIN Number t h a n C P IN R E : E S T A T E OP A G N E S H M IN N IC K Dacaatad N O T ICE OP AD M IN IST R A T IO N Tha a d m in istra tio n a l Iha a t U N af A O N B S H. M IN N IC K . B a c a a tg R . F ile N u m b e r a i m C P . It pending In Iha C ir c u it C o u rt fa r S a m ln a la County, Florida. P rab eN D M Han. me g d d rttt af which is P.O. Drawer C. Sanford. F L 11771 M t f . T h a n a m a t a n d a d d U ig e t of the pertanai rapra te n u tlv a and the personal rap ratanlatlva't attarnay ara te l M rlh below A ll In la ra tla d parson* ar* required N HN trim this court. W ITHIN T H R E E M O N T H S O F T H E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F THIS N OTICE? (I) a ll cU lm * age Inti ma a t U N and 111 any a b la d la n b y a n I n la r a tla d parson an wham this nolle# It torvod mot challenge* Iha v a lid Iky *1 ma trill, me euallHcotient • f Iha pertanai representative, venue, ar |urttdkHon af the court A L L C L A IM S A N O O d JE C T lO N ) NOT SO F I L E D W ILL BE FO REVER BAR REO . Publication *f m u N o tk a hat begun on January 14.17*4 Ptrtanal RtargtawflHn: Rtpratanl, DOR ISM. GIBBONS 114 Tutana Drive AHemenN Spring*. FLM7I4 AINmay Nr Ptrtanal KENNETH M. BEANE MM S. Highway 17-fl C t*to No my. FL »7B7 Talaphona (407IU4 1111 Publlth: January 14.II. t**4 DEN IM l Itt hM* an ■occupied bfk ham* tg% mt. m y n eg* m s iki7 Legal Notices UNCLAIM ID VEHICLE AUCTION Removal of Iha baton da tcribad vehicles wat conducted In compliance with F S 711 71 Notka that Butch t Towing win tall laid vahicNt at Public Auction Nr cath an February IL ITT* at M M am. at 1M7 W. Itt Street. Sanford. Florida W* rata rye m* right N withdraw tald vehicles from Pubik Auc 1771 BukklO ID #4M47U7GI)7IM 1777B uk klO IOF4J*7A7Hl**7t4 17*4Chav Comoro 10 #lGlAPt7H7EL144170 VahicNt may b* vNwad on* hoor prior N U N Salat begm at IB Mam Publlth. Januaryll. Iff* DEN 14) UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTIOH Ramaval ol m* below da tcribad vahkN t u t conducted ta campilanca with F.S. 71)71 Nolle* mat Butch't Tewing will tell tald vahkN al Pubik Auc Nan Nr cath an February IL 17*4 al M M am. at »B7 W 1st 1treat, laniard. Florid* W* reserve ma right N withdraw M U vahkN from Pubik Auc INS Chav ID IDIIGIFP*7S4FL417)71 VahkN may ba vNwad on* hour prior to U N S*N boglnt ol I* Mam Publish: January )l. 17*4 DEN 144 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. INAND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CAIEN 0.7M I1 DR-MB IN THE M ATTER OF THE AOOPTION OF O .K .S. a miner. NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIOA TO OAVID VITONE (Address Unknown! YOU ARE H ER EB Y NOTI FIEO that OOROTHY FIN LEY SCHMIDT hat filed an Amended Petition Nr Adoption In me C lrc u ll Ceurf e l Seminole County. Florida. N r RelNI un der the Hague Convention el The Civil Aipects el International Child Abduction and 4J U S C SS 114*1. E l See - *nd you are required N serve a copy el your II FRANK C. WHIOHAM. ES Q U I R E , ef S T B N S T R O M . MCINTOSH. JU LIA N . C O L ­ BERT A WHIOHAM. P A . Al tomayt Nr PallHonar. whet* addratt it Poti Office Bos tail. Sanford. Florida »77l. end HN the Original with m* dark af m* above ttyNd court on or before FEBRUARY II. 1774. otherwise a datiwlt and ullimaN ludgmant trill b* antarad against you tor Iha rallal demanded In Iha Polltlan. WITNESS my hand and of Hcial teal ef u U court on me 1im day of January. 17*4 i (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C LER K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT By? Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clark Publlth January 17. 14. )l A Fabruory 7.17*4 DEN Ml for M l Vim# 117 #F% d 111 iMit Mutt IPN SECURITY OETICER For psfift fim# | It fchift Needed tor full time position M u tt be abt* to work weekends Qualified can d,dales will have 1 years security or related taper, anca. a valid drivers license and clast D guard license First a d end CPR framing a plus Drug screening Rttpend io HEATHROW PATROL. It* Maetarow Blvd . Heathrow F L Ills* Equal Op porfum ly Em ployer M F -V/Q Accepting ippiKRltom MoncUr VttdRr.V 4 DelR tTM iN fifM N IV t l . Dr Aar* iv r 441 404 CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Good pay. tN ad y work (ram SO* i n MIS Iv m tg W ill COUNTER PERSON Rac*p'<onitl. camputar input M utt h*v* knewNdg* of print mg and u N t Tru D im antiont Printing _ lit tosi DRILL OPERATORS. ETCHERS AND PLATERS Winter Sprlngt company teaks indiv-duals wtm prt •i*ws production aaper lanea ) HHIt* ■ s w a s Tv a r® ef 4 » PM (A m NOTICE On1,211IsdnomIfirtisMt HsimiI To Make Your Move... Call Us Today! (Geneva (gardens 1505 W. 25th Strwt* Sanford DRIVERS NEEDED 3 2 2 -2 0 9 0 H O U R S : M o n . - F r l. 0 :3 0 • 8 :3 0 Managed By Angeka Gordon Property Management A G CARRIERS. Tatar**. FI. a wall established and grew Ing Central Florida based company oilers yew elamt Annuel Pay Increases aSlop Oil Pay * Un loading Pay * Vacation Pay * Salaty Bonus * Spout* Riding Program a Average Trip) 7Day* a Lata Modal Conventional Tractors H you have 1 years tractor trailer. OTR and snow and k* •■parience plu> a good driving record, call I *00 l/s **)* j HEAVY COLLISION PERSON F LO R ID A S T A T R R E O U IR R I all contractors ba registered or ceriiliod To verify * slaN co n tra cto rs license c a ll I *00 D l 7*4*. Occup4tlon*l Licenses ar* required by the county end con be verified by celHnqHMIl*.eal. 7D2 R t m o d f illn g F lr t w o o d / F u e l FIREWOOD SFLIT OAK Tree Service and Hauling Free estimate*)!! 4171 LANDSCAPERS S00 LAYERS Craw needed AIR DUCT CLEANINO gutter cleaning/sercening. chimney sweep Insured Yeung's Serv tee.IK rt) 0 D 4 ll) n tttl dsrptnlry L I V E IN N A N N Y Non sm oking."M rs D o ublllro" personality, lo car* for 7 school aga children Trantpor lalion and Rat's required Ovwdo call**** M4 *40) C A R P E N T E R A ll kinds o l home repairs, painting A ceramic HN Richard Gross 711 M il LONG DISTANCE DRIVERS MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR N«ad»d lor distressed proper tyl Senlord. F/T Sand r* sum** to: 7)1 Sacrot Harbor lane. Lake Mary, FL 17/44_ MAINTENANCE PERSON General maintenance and repair skill* lor chlU car* canters Mechanical skills a plus Ideal ter retire* US* hourly da pending upon skills and *>p* none* Call H I *4)>bofwaan SAM 1PM M E D IC A LH E L P LPN II PM / AM and / AM 1 PM Part lima Apply in parson Lakavlaw Nursing Canlar. *17 East tad Sir**!. Santard •N U R SE• Vary ruca firm la work to ri P ul your Ikans* to t u r k haral F R E E R E G IS T R A T IO N AAA EM PLO YM EN T it* w urn SI., in-1114 NURSERY ATTENDANT For pr* school children. 4 hrt Sunday m orning d u ring chwrcn sarvkot. additional hours possibi* Esp and rofs required 771 4171 *0 apply C V F R B tt MULCH lll/yard loos Grad* A. milled in Longwood Call t i l e a tree estimate on yevr tree Him /ping and rsmavall Hardy Tree Servlet doing business as AAA Trte Servlet TM >747 Lawn Sarvlce TOM B JEFF'S LAWN CAREI Re* -Comm . dependable lew rales I Free esl 770 /870 Ma sonr TWP MASONRY. Brick. BNCS Stucco. Concrete. Renova lions LK /lns 771 7444 Home Improvement Air Duci dtanlng m in i Product asparianc* with C D L required Top p a y l Lou V trn C a ra ____________ 11*714* F lo o r in g HARDSYOOO FLOOR INO Install landtag Finishing T O M O L S C N tt ll- E lA T M t RES /COMM. Vinyl Suing . Alum Fram ing. D rynall. Doors. Roolmg. Concrete 1114*71 S O Bj IMiI,CBCSIftt* F u ll lim a, cla st 0 Ik . rtq DRIVER M A S T tR IL E C T R IC IA N . Repair addilien. cemm/res LlC'Int 4ER00WI7171I 447) I A d d itio n a l mt Landscaping Electrical " H o TTcr Part lim a lor Lake M ary /H e a th ro w A p p ly : t* * l P hllad alph iaA vo Orlando Class B Heart* required I Bdrm /I Bath 111 MM SHENANDOAH APARTMENTS PARK A V I I bdrm apt M l kitchen remodeled Lerg* rooms on bus Imt I D /l E F FIC IEN C Y APT kitchen fully remod»-ed. spec tout D l) I11S0M RENTAL RESULTS QUIET t/lt* townhouse. DOS Pars. Adult comm MIS mo and toe dap Wa'er-trash Incl Barb Mon Frl777 7*4) SANFORD Near I 4, } bedroom 1 bath DM per month D l l security Call 77) *11* SANFORD 1 bedroom I bath DO* month No deposit Mo.r In special! Clean i iji */s* All roniai and raal atlata advariisamantt ara sublacf fa fha Fadsrai Fair Housing Act which makes It lltagal to advertise any prafavanca lim Ifaflan ar d lscrim ln aflan based m race, color, religion u s . handicap, familial tiaius ar national angsn DEOI Bonus -tar dr Ivor l All Shirts available Daily pay. na faa Rrpori ready m work 1 M am. Industrial Labor Svc. t*I* French Av No phono calls t l M hr Parm ananl pesifiAns Navoralaai Help Per sennet. II* *)** LABORERS N E E O E O skilled and unskilled Positions avail abt* Jays Callbatwaan l ) SPRINT S T A F F IN O .m N il 3231(70 MOVE IN SPECIAL! 97—Apertments Furnished / Rent Sem.noi* Cammumfy Conagv it sponsoring ) positions lull lim* VISTA volunteers. I year beginning Feb II. 17*4. So recruit lor odu*! educel-on p ro g ra m s l* l( / m o * benefits Requirements High School or G EO diploma. Fla driver t IK . Own tvansport* H*n. abia lo work Has** Khedui* good oral and wril tan communication skills Additional e m p lo y m e n t *r e n ro llm e n t in school it no! perm,Had Submit raterwa by Fab 7. lass Call Harriet LH H*. U7I4M. Eal. *44. An Equal Access/ Equal Oppar SuoSty Cata/naoiTy Collage r«r *i!*Li.v’wJ sflUdcac* S*It •ar Education and asparianc* In early childhood r*qu>r*d C a ll» ) t i l t •DRAFTSMAN* Any school or stork tap can tend mis golden |obt Can I F R EE REGISTRATION AAA EM PLOYM ENT IMW ism SI .11)1114 _____ ao;a»***oo 7 b d rm i4 l0 m o # n d u 9 VOLUNTEERS DIRECTOR JANITORS MARINER'S VILLAGE L f it t A d jI D d im IM Om e TELEMARKETERS Pari lima days Apply h i parson CHICK FIL A. LAKE MARY U IM II Must her* own tools end tsperienct Apply In parson 1*01 Country Club Rd. Sanford Monday Friday. Sam 4pm HELP W ANTED Etptrwncad Irrigation tvorbar* needad 77)*7*7Monday Friday* S MINUTES FROM SANTORO! Longwood pari lima Monday rnru Friday. )PM SPM Sal urday 0AM 1PM 1) M per hour plus bonus end com mission Psrmananl post lions i Navorataot Help Personnel *7*SMS DINING ROOM ATTENDANT xpm LEASE TOR LESS! On# Bedroom Apartm ents l) M D E A L M ost wood Apts 77/ /7}4 TEACHERS AIDE DIETARY COOK * s t r e t lp a r t in g ) » 447) D A D w ill shar* ) bdrm ham* m • ■change lar help with cava lor fwo daughters 10 and I) Ideal lor tingle mom o ' older woman D ) ITS* NEWLY RENOVATEO pelvar* entrance paddle Ian In your room, your own heat control ralngaralor. microwave and color TV Off street parsing and maid service Convenient local-an Th* best In town ID SOM P R O FES SIO N A L F E M A L E prylerryd to Share ) bdrm 1 bam pod spa homa D M plus ta posit Cow m 7*74_______ ROOM IN PRIVATE LONG WOOD home 14) wk SM de posH Phont *74 IM*________ ROOM W kikhon privileges t)) wk Airpoel A Senlord Ava Call Sam till noon 1X314»v Full and pari lima ChtU cart vper.en<v rvqu-red 177 7*0) F ull lim a Nursing homa as parianc* helpful Apply In parson L a k ty ia w N ursing Canter, t i t East k*d Street. Sanford am CASSELBERRY Upscew. s-ngie story peiai apartments I bedrooms Ideal lor indieiduelor coup** •7*4/7/ C O N V E N IE N T A N D SPACIOUS CALL GENEVA GARDENS A P T S ._________ 1)1 7SSS C O N V E N IE N T 4 S A F E I A 1 Bdrm aptl UTS d m mo plus dap l y r leas* 77* 771* C O N V E N IE N T TO donnlonn ; bdrm. 1 bath single stary quiet, w 'd hook up t i l l mo __________ 771 7 7 4 / _____ HISTORIC ■! - nr. l , r l .,1 Very clean 7 1. klltfw n liv rm . a p p ll . fenced yard g a ra g t good n e ig h b o rs D JS mo i n t dap M UOOK » P t m or *14 PEN A QUIET. cNaa r n . kHchan ph*n* laundry Apt t avail eta* els* >71A up n a east CLEAN ROOMS single starling IM/wk K llchan. phana. laundry, vidao games, all TEACHERS DAYCARE TEACHER 99—Apertmenls Unfurnished / Rent 93— Rooms (or Rent Mutt Hflv# AO hf« ♦oAfc'd a CDA or or b#<PT#iORf (Wgrw# m M f ir chfdhodd m iO Q \ Prt K A > yr e>dt Perm position HRS Carl or willing •o go >o school If you . k* kids A confusion, call m* 177 17)* QUIET Neighbor heed, clean, shadad SJOO mo *100 damage dvo )?■• SAM ask lor | HOME ON RIVEN t* share. W/D. pool a n d t9YVM| COURtt 1300 mo Half Wltli9#t 44« UM PRODUCTION WORKERS Established profitable 1) yr oU award winning company, and Industry la a d sr In advanced technology l-e'ds it •■pending Ihalr war Store* Production workers ar* needed far all I* and II hour s h ills , in c lu d in g ) day wt«k«nd shills, days and nights E ■cal lent wag* and benefits prog'am Apply in person Continental Circuits Inc IDO Bell* Av* W-nter Spring* between the hours of Sam and Noon or I pm to 4pm W* II giv* you 1*11 training and salary plus * twnt «i a s it lm g c l l t n l t ( F u ll b m i l l l i l C a l l la r appointment I gee Sri 174) EFFICIENCY All ullliiias m cludad Privala backyard SMI month 1/1 l l l k . JJ4 .V I 91— Apartments/ House to Share S r r iK l background ) years minimum esp Good driving record Valid FL D L ttlll* * AUTO MECHANIC DEADLINES Tueedey rru Friday 13 Noon Tha Day Ba Sunday And Monday B 30 PA* Friday Wwtfwest/Oock Wariun Up *0)1) tl'h r (will train I 40/1*0*4*4 im fra NURSERY H O M E R Tractor asparianc# helpful D r iv e r s lU a n s * M er.day Friday. *am lpm)71«**4 AGENTS REAL ESTATE! R A M a n par Ibb u b , b R B ttf on 3 B n n 14C0fi— CUfivq ttntdd______ 57* • Hna fcfi0AJL-fc30P.il. MONDAYOn FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY A D D T O Y O U R IN C O M E S E L L AV O N NOWI C A L L t i l 4 )))e r 17104)7 IStRB----------------------- 11.11 a l n t PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT 97— Apartments 71— H f ilp W i n t f i d F u r n is h e d / R e n t Nolhmg tucsaads l>k* tuccatt Wa r* wall inN Our k d ctr<ad* el training tuccettlul aeanit No Ik i s m * W* llhtlp' WATSON R EALTY CORP REALTORS ID )M*____ AGENTS AVON Earn N M X No door door PT FT Intur anca availabN lend! I ll 1171 C h ild C a r# IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVILACTION NUMBER 71-M7-CA-MI EMC MORTGAGE CORPORA TlON. a Dataware corporation Plaintiff. •R CLASSIFIED ADS 27— N u r s e r y A IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMI NOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO; 744*4 CP IN RE: ESTATE OF ROGER LYN N I T A U P F I I a/k/a ROG ERL STAU FFER . 7 1 —H filp W a n U d 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d AFFO R O ABLI Heme Repair. Dependable All phases Call for fro*oil. Michael 717 7U» AFFORDABLE'Heme Repair. Dependable All phases Call for Irea esl Michael 77) 718* AL DOES IT ALL Fla It right *• a price you can attord He’d'Ins From start 10 Hnlsh Carpentry, plumb Ing. tleclrlcel. and mnliy^ •>cs 17 yrs of eaporlenc* No |ob No big of small Call 7)4 7*71 *r D k Stta 14 hr s C ir p R t C lt in ln g C A R P E T C LR A N IN O ? « Rooms s ite s Sleem cleaned or dry loom Guaranteed lowestprkes 407177 S77I SAM'S C A R F I T CLEANINO pies bell end strip fNers Resldenllal/cemmercUl 14 hr* Ms 1S4I. beeper *4**141 RESTORATION. ORTW ALL. malal studs, doors, trim. sU tag- perch**, decks, gazebos 777 m i W t A TOUCH ABOVE CNoning service. LI c /Ia s . QwAllty •cleaning at It s best 211*708 HOUSE, CLEANINO. reliable, and reaspnabN rales Rel's Bondad'LK'Ins *)/*!*/ P lu m b in g " A A A PLUMBINO A SEWER Lvaky fauevtt? Running lO 'lf t t ’ 170 C O u k l M l v f i yO U f problem W it f f h t it t r t 24 hr M fv ic o 904 S22 2112 Pressure Cleaning DUN RITE: Clean driveways, roots, pool dteks. walks, houses Frsetsf. 171 4177 PRESSURE CLEANINO MAN Roofs, pool decks, etc Quotes by phono Celt 774 4440 Swimming Pool Service/"A epalr RITE-WAY Cleaning ^trvlct Painting CUSTOM FAINTINO by Jtlfrty Power Ini.'esl. Llc'd . Ins Free estimates 7)1411) bM U W U P '/ T T T i h u d u Worts Foci W EEKLY SERVICE tram tit mo Chtm Rit# Pool Sofvkt HO 2271 Robot! Shotm4A»f Yree Service Home Repairs ECHOLS T R IR SVC Lie’s, ins "Let th* Profess.ona's do It " FreeestimaNs 71J ttm LARRY’S LAWN ANO TREE F R E E E S T IM A T E S 71) 7441 M A R I N O Hem * R e p a ir . specializing in small |obt CRC 0)40/7 Free esl ni-KI* Window Repaiir and Clean j C o n c re te Janitorial Services STRICTLY WINDOWS BuSMtaS 4 RotHBontlal Wiryjow Kroon ctoontfiq F fto o s l 130 m i CAPTAIN CONCRBTI. WeyfN Bo*i I Man OualHr Opara I-on! 7171714/414 1*41 BUTZCLEAN JANITORIAL WINDOW A SCREEN REPAIR: Commercial'Resid 7114712 4SM1I 7711 H O U S B C L E A N I N O Q u a lit y work, honosl And reliable Reis Dee 407 M4 1 7 4 * . WILL DO housesleenmg tor realtors bu-'ders domestics Rslt and 'easonaNe i» o n * or 747 7*4) Advertise For As Call m # 11 Your l o w Husiness A s b-15 Classified , Her K Every Day Month. 322-261 1 �PM H M p Sanford Harald. Sanford. Florida • Monday, January 31. 1994 • I B ♦t—Apirtmints Unfurnished/Rent 115-Industrial Rentals mo atDMOUM E.Ha largo O FFIC E /»erehe* t* tpaca. IM0 Iq It Pnma location at antranca to Cantral Fla Rt gianal Airport 401 Ml m i SANFORO 10011 tq It 1 phase’ tpr ink lari II tq It tlewstrem Raalt* Inc. Jim Oo*ta m I4M * nd (le*n Good * I e< ( lo w to b ut end P in e c te tt School u*> moo* m i * t m m o I BDRM. Ii» r m . hit. bath porch 111 4 II* F r m l i A ,* l i t V mo W m lit o il I aiOROOM APARTMENT SPECIAL II** o month mo*o in C o fl J a c r y M i a a M ___ I IUDKOOM M ' ««*»', |! W deposit P*tt occ*pt*d Coll ____ J M ) * 4 1 o rlM 4 jl)^ I BEDROOM tI M month ptut III) security depot it and ref e r e n c e s __ M) P H 1 BORM. f . BATH I b. m ovw Garden Or. Wuiter lp g t MOO mo • util Hope*t lrt« * 0 l 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent ALTAM O NTE I ' l greahoom »ery nice carpeting tin* neighborhood I car garage |M 0 month )>t 4111 HUD HOMES. Item SSMOewnt Why rent? The Hittiman Grew* I ll M U ___________Realtor L A R K M ART Nice 2 bdrm. I 1* bath, cent M A. fenced *a*d clean Lae* Mar* uhoo't M48p««*t*c ib a a a a u fg LAKE MART A R IA *1. |*>i ) bdrm. H i bath fenced *a*d. Cent H A Liao mo 1J1 lie* LAROE I ' l »J! Gro.ee-jod Grovortow Village. M r porch I car, pm**. D l l mo HQ 4.*N SANFORO ) bdrm. 3‘ > bath latetront house M M 'mo 111 M M SANFORD OOLOIBORO RENT TO OWN ] bdrm . non kitchen air t l 000 dowry m a m* M* m i 1 A M ORO l i t Count** Club C r 1 bdrm. I bath, cent M/A. Fenced yard. W l m* M l W Stenstrom Rentals O iA N F O R O 1/1 dupl*e w' tcreened porch C 'H / A P n .i 'e 1 1411 mo. MM tec • S A N F O R O l / l dvp'ee * liung i n and den Washer hook up t i l l mg 1110 tec O I A N F O R O > /l at/ dan. carport w 'd hook upt. larg* i k ’ d la r i mo 1400 tec * 1MA DO nr L A K E WOODS |/| I * dfc'e car garage tpic . well 4 teptic 1*00 mo 1*00 tec OHIODEN LAKE 1*1 condo m l t.ngle garage C/H’A. pool p n . Cleon'l i f t mo SISStoc o IT lO H Nt RIVER 1*1 m> garage, hardwood lioorv boat klip V m * '1*00 n o w tec R S A N r o S O 1/1 apl CHA. patio, cloan *400 mo 1100 tec O IA N F O R O 1/1 ml lam il* rm. patio CH A. n** carpal Clean 1111 mo L1M tec No pelt Itenttrom Realt*. Inc "We Manage *o*r Heme, like It w a i a*r ewn " Urn 0 * ile 111 l r t l A lter *PM : m t m I B O R M 14M month ptut 1400 t o c w r lt * d e p o t lt an d ratarancae H I 1141 I R E O R O O M Cantral air. * a il to *ait carpal. S e ll piut tec H a ll Reatt* m I lM I B D R M . 1 B A T H Cant H /A I d H a*» O n , a Santord M IS m o . l M l N 110 r a te - - 105— D u p l e x - * . . Trlplea / R t n f r L A K E M ar* Good area 1 bdrm mim carp al. C /H /A . appl calling tant. m ulls t i l «/M « *O N E A V A I L A B L E a a 1 bedroom. I both 111 kk44 or 114 HOI carport, SAN FO R O 1 bdrm security l* |ta m . twit k i t . 0 't counted t e l l 114 *11* S A N FO R O D U P L E X . I bdrm . U*S month 1)00 depotlt Cell altar 140> 114 *044 M ALL APT. A C and appl I ancet Ideal lor tingle 111* p 'u t deposit 111 1114 n s —O f f i c * Spact/ Rant NEW Santgrd o/licei and or *ar ehoutei 4001100 tq II Spactal. MM'ma. i n 1114 SANFORO Oftrct tpaca 1400 tq It building total. 1100 tq It per ollitaunit 111 r m M* SO F E E T lor Now an 11*1. successful aim ing anchor butinetiat Good porting and lighlmg Graal *nibiiil* A tk mg 1400 rno 11144 114—Warehouse Space / Rent LONOWOOD/IAKE MARYM id t i n tlx a g a narehoutei too t » 1*00 tq It Free rent * 1 1 mo leete. Irom I MS’ mo m o il* S E C U R IT Y W A R E H O U S E k*A and Old Lake M ar* B ird *1.110 1 OOO tq It o l tic'» e r* h o u ie ‘ Finished ol Ilea tpaca alto a ia iia b ia Ktaan ke Realt*. 1*1* III! KIT *N’ CARLYLE® by Larry Wrixhl DEBAR* m a t r o n ! 1/1. con tral H/A. ptut • • tro tt Ikk 000 W. M a lic lk . lt i. I l l / H I O lf M I T C H E L L . 14 H lnhmg boat 10HP M arc k kk a r 1 depth Undert. trolling motor. got# tra ile r 1)000 M l 4IM L A K E M A R Y 1/1 Lorga yard E R C E L L E N T cenditien. a rte, and M haaltl 1104 **o V E N T U R E ! P R O P E R T IE S Allan a Ot*m Jahntan 1M M l) SAN FO R O S1K d o .n approa •mat* paymanti t a l l month ) bdrm * / refmithed ha rd.oo d noon, hug* oak I tJK e ra .1 able tor d o t mg and repair* Asking 11)10047* 1114_______ IO N G W O O D H itteric O itlrlc t B 'O a te rt barn neat to Tea Room t i l 1100 o r) 1*«!U 141— Homes lor Sale MANAGEMENT 4 R E A LT Y **/ m m i / n i t u t ASfO P O A B H h o v i . STENSTROM 125— For Lease STAIRS FROrERTY Yf N fU F f i PRO P! »TT| F H A O R V A AS LOW AS IN AN Q • and o*nar financing a t to* at MOO mat Go* t Fora cloture*. Repot* Seminal# Orange. V olutle Seaterd less then 1I.4M dew* 0O»er 1/1 acral I ' l liv. dm lam rm Satellite d<th Me *00 • Rena*ated 1■1•i Neaer root carpet pamf garaga. Mr parents* *oo • R E LO C A T IN G ! M r brick M r porch fenced rd M l 100 O P O O L I R e n o r a t e d 1/1. Iirepiece. Mr pw th.tll.N0 A itv m e Ne O ut Iif r I Immacw ■ate I ' l . dmmg. famit* rm. I car garage S e D P lT lS M .U 0 Markham W dt area I 'l . 1 Ik a c ra l P a t'u re ilabta 11*1000 LK . M ar* cwtlam kwitti p * /i. post. tie s, too • 1/1. Orer I acre. 1111*00 #4/1 I * a rre t pm* rtf* j ig e n e O W N E R FIN A N CIN G 1 acra attata. ar | acre attala both over 4 000 tq ft 4/4. pool, lakefront . dock U4«*00 I 'A lf l O IU IM M I V E N T U R E I P R O P E R T IE S id»i i /«»i REALTY, SEUERSI BUYERS! We LIST A S E L L more Property than Anyone in tt* O R E A T E R SA N F O R O / L A K E M A R Y A ra a 't Call U t A N Y T IM E ! 322-2420 • 321-2720 SANFORO • UM E MARY V O LU SIA COUNTY. Deltona pool. 1 bdrm | bath, tp iit plan ne* carpet and point v to o o ___________o n m m t I B D R M I B A T N i M u tt M o to a p p e a r ie p r ic e d M w it i n Country Club C lr . S4B.no Eyoktner 11) 11*1 151— Investment Proptrty / Salt BATEMAN REALTY ESTATE SALE 1 story block building tguerg tool Zoned GC 1 No raoMtwbto oftor refused 32147M............I21-22S7 153-AcreaoeLofi/Sale H A I . I . UI-.AI I V II . I li •»! M VJFom e.SJI.W 0 . S ' K f w M r'' so.Ma tatr Ikcrett Tar mi i Cauntr* t 1/1/1; fam air. fenced tt) loo 3/2/1. tot ded w<featuresI tl*.«00 3 2 3 -5 7 7 4 •E A ST F IN A N C E I 1 bdrm . Ig ' lot. cant H/A. Intidt util S it.400 • S A N F O R D H ISTO RIC DIS T R IC T l I tlor*. cornar dbl lot Bettor# or keep at duple• Good rental 1W.111 i/M R E A L ESTATE. INC. 322 7 4 N INC. D E L A N O . 1 acre*. I m l* on I 4 R i l t U H ortM Oh. A I toning U S 000 t « \ doom, io n mt io yes. Lag*bgrg<gOdbn*tl-- DCITONAAIEA10 ACtll ’ Ideal for m obile hom e or hom o ill* , her ta t. co ttlo . terming, or nurtary Zoned agricultural SI.*00 par acre Sm all do*n poym ant * ith o*nar financing N 1 W I W S A L I M . WV M 4 beautiful •c re t ./m o b ll horn* included MB B U I bohagon 4 «pm 14 A C R E S ml D O U B L IW I O I n r * ) bdrm. 1 bkth P k lf u r t And *oadt N» q ua lifyin g S4L000 AIM 11 A C R E S ad |dining Irrigation, p o llu te ------------ ----1230411 i l o t s , n ■ t n Ftu t i c h t c le a r e d w / r g * d a c c e t t . !Pm ocrett prop) C o ll M l )444 157—Mobile ___Ho mas /Sale__ USE YO URTM RETURN FOR DOWNPAYMENT BANK FORECLOSURE 11 *ith 1 cor gorag* Bwilt In l*M Lika na«. Mrga yardl Lcf.no PINECRIST 4/1. toad* ol room I Apt /mother tn to* quarter* Almotl 1.000 tq tt On!* 114 000 Call far detenu Janet Mansfield. 323-7271 AA Carnal. Inc . I l l 1114 C A R R I* O [ COVE M O B IL E HOME P A R K IH44 1/ 1. tpllf. $4 Bay Spring C e n tra l H /A. screen room M.M0 14al* in. U Fairm ont V illa Cantral H/A. n a th e r'd ry e r. Jishw ether a ll electric. ce thodral colling, ebtyl tiding, ahlngla roof, northern Intula Hon. 1 11.000 14*14 l / l . II LWarty Cantral H /A. 14.400 catn 14141 in tpllt. U Pear ton Central H/A. carport til.M O C ali m a i n at a i t u a i 231-Cars Accaewrie* • 14 F T PONTOON boat, a ll fib trg lo tt. 140 H P Evonrud*. Vary l a t l l M any a t lr a i. Ilk* no* Only llQ * 00 ) ) ) t **0 • CH R YSLER IM P E R IA L T V L ik o new M u st to ll Only S14.S00 Coll |40))M1 tM * • C O R V E T T E . IDS. I t match V o llo w . t lop s M u tt ie e l A U ln g ia lOO M l BM1 E T E C A T C H E R I l**0 Cher* Comoro Iroc Z Loaded, c u ll M l . m ogt W ell m oMtolnad 14 000 OBO *04 LM 1011 ********* H L my name H J im Young I have keen a mechanic tor 11 y e a n and bay* been A SE certified I bay* worked tor new and mad cor d to to rtM p i. I hove loan the way c uitam e r, hare baa* treated I've seen lb* wo* Ivnfc W* 1 said I've keen the wey premises bare 217— Garage S a ltY O A R A O E l e k f f W h yb a itw rtt WE B U Y P A Y TOP PR ICC 11 Nf1MND •CARA6E SALI AD MKAIN Call in your garaga sal# ad by I) noon on Tuesday and lake a d v a n ta g e e l our sp e cia l garage la I# ad p r lc t ll Call C lettH lod no* tor d t la llll SANFORO POOL HOME 1 BO R M ] bath * 'd . pool tpa tonmt Sacurlt*. M r patio, m uchm o4tl t i l l mo 111 M U 215— Boats and B IN S R E O A L Madollwn l l 10". 4 c y l ln/outbeord motor • 'd riv e on trollvr 1)000 OBO > »a004Brat* 4)01 #v#l E R C H A N 0 E OR S I L L *eur proport* located an *.her e I Ieves tort H a a H y .m s a il F O R S A L E RY O W N E R . Large 14 Be. 1 Ea. Cent H / A Fenced y a rd . F re th i* rem odeled Ctoto to good Santord Mhooii A ct ing |H.*00 ter m i arailebto i n U lld e y t. 11101ll#*gt I/* *00 1 or 4 bdrm . I ' t bath l. ) M t tq It Hug* m atter I Fam rm ./lire p ta c * N* modeled kitchen.bath n*« carp al, tp n n k ltr . ta cu 'H * tyttam Pkddie lent, cvttom . in d o * tre a lm e n tt. quiet c u i de ta c I m m o c u la la l Owner, ))l»ia*afto> t S A N F O R O . I t . M B ON/S4SB monthly ] bdrm. H t bath. 1 car garage Ne* carpal paint you pick co la rt' E a t* quoit fyt M E T R O O R O U P tlt I t t l 121— Condominium Rentals 107— Mobile Homes / Rent E L D E R SPR IN G S. ot< H «* 411 1. 1. 1 bd rm t U S to 1*0 *k HOP dap 110 111* or M l IIP* 141-Homts lor Sole I HI I baled II *111 Dea l gal me wreng . They're net a ll bad. M . I saved my pennies end my dim es (tor II y rs .l and storied m y ewn car tot and avto rep air shop i b eet cars tor cash and c a rt at buy here, pay here H O P IN A N C E C H A R O E I lem e at lew a i tes Perm I And we have boats too. M . come and see the new kid an f lu block I A M E R IC A N O R E A M S A L E S A N D S E R V IC E I IN Santord A r t Santord N) M l MM 322 2(11 21»— Wanted to Buy 15 7 —M o b ile Homes /Self N E W t***-*. NO DOWN. I t \ Interest. 14 X to. I I 11/me ) 4 X f g .u t o / m o las d o * 1*1* F R E E M O N T 1 bdrm. 1 bath, cord * ■ A u m g 44*00 Taking otter*, cath only Cor nag# C o re M epb iie Homo P a rk 40/ m * i l l ) ____________ IN I. II a a*. 1 Bdrm I Bath located In park Owner tinenc tng a» ail S1100 i l l M01 1A0— Business For Sale LAWN BUSINESS. Lake Mar* area Account* and equip 11.OOP-mo Income HI )IQ1 1A 3 -Waterfront Property/Sale TWO LOTS, tide by Hde. Lake bethel E tto to t I Near Stone IHand I 114 *00 aoch •III flnonco M id i* 113—Television/ Radio / Stereo S T R A W B E R R IE S U PKh Open tom N * l Celery Aye ) m l r •I Santord I m l N of St Rd i Form s M l Mt* 1 1 7 — S p o rtin g G o o d s 223—Miscellaneous • O IR L I B IK I. Suitable ter a* roar oM chlM 14" whaott. pink *hlt# and gr*#n 111 Call 1414M • 1NOW IK It laa cm Ltm et with peiat a M c a rrie r i l l otter 114 Ittl • YO U T H G O LF C L U B S and bag by North wottorn Vary c to o n t lM M ) M M • C R Y S T A L . Heavy le a d D p ie c e ta t S ta m o o ra and g 'a tia i Vary nice le! Mtg u n k n o w n U ltirm MI m » • F I R E P L A C E : FreotlotMMg. wood burning Only S41 Coll UOOOOf____________________ • O UAO C A N E Moral and ad lullobto Lika rww 140 l« ) | 1)4 D / f evenings___________ IfS— Machliwry/Toolt 1 I A R I It INCH T A B L E M W Good condition I ( l i t firm ____________ MS 111) 1»f— Pft« A Supplies • A N T IO U I H O R S t C O L LA R , leothor with wood homos DO 1A5— Duplex tor Sale _____ mmi_____ • F B I ! Ik* v r o ld m a le Ko o kh ou hd . H tu s e b r o k o n . A P P L I A N C I S I B a it price*. B o il W arranty, Rett Service! Wathor*. d ry o n . m k ro w a n t Wo buy appl lancet I Delivery tree I A-f Botf, 1*41144 A P P L IA N C E S . P U R N . T V S . ■ TC. B U Y -S IL L -T R A C IIN I. C H I I P O D IP O T . I ll* P R IN C H A V I. nt-3**a a B A B Y C B IB . and chest, good condition (No m o ttro ttlira s ________ C a ll M l M04_______ • CHILDCBAPT CRIB, hood* mollrosa SM PWat* call ___________M 4SW I___________ D R TIR POB SALI. IN * M a lta * ___________ k i n o ' S i l l bad Homo, mat Ir-il and boa tdrlngi *lth Imem tx o call 14am 1pm or attar 1 ...................... M l M i I KINO S i l l Watarbod. «•% wovoiasa. haator. and Imar. matching drattar •/mirror and 1 matching night Hand* uoB obo m i ra n • MICROWAVI Kanmoro. mad alto, digital Looki and workl Ilka nlow Only 140 Call M l 1410___________________ R A T 'S A P P L I A N C I a » « S P R I N C H A V I . SANPOBO R a f r l g g r a l a r , S lo v a k . 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A t can d ltlo n . good neighborhood. 1)4*0* C a ll afkar 1 N ) 1)4 *044 111— Appliances / Furniture SPANISH M O t l r n par potato Monday F rid a y .IS 1110M4___________ 1H yr aM tamoM cot Bag and cot ora tlia d . hovo o il ihots. ond ora loving M aaot 209—Wearing Apparel • A I O N I R JA C K E T , burgundy, s l i t V* wnoll Ekcotlont can dttion M l M4 talk___________ • L E A T H E R J A C K E T Ladws wostorn stylo, with trlngo an sleeves and bottom Camel color p r o l| 14 141 m 14)1 W H IT E M IN K J A C K E T : SUa medium, appraisal 14000 Soil M r U . m t W m M ia n r lv m s g 215— Boats and Acceuorlei O i l F T . O U kITR O aC U H P Rvtnruda. troMo#. O O b r s d ^ * 1 Cood l Moat seal U O U T H i n • I«b4~SKI/PI1H BO AT M H P M a rc . mi trailer. R un t g raal I 11-008 P artial fmonco *#S noo S A T E L L IT E Sylfem Complete I Trade lo r port generator, bool, hprso. pony cart H I 1111 S E R V IC E S A L E S A PART S tor portable ker osan* haators L A R R Y 'S M A R T M l 4111 S P A S : N e w . c o m p le t e •'equipment and underwater light sraObSMOO 40)i n 0044 e W E D O I N O BANDS, Artcervod. matching M on, t u t Ilk*, womans m t * O riginally ID * ond SM* M il both tor SMB tol«l Coll M 4 M tS o ttoraP M ********* OH ONDA ACCORD L X . IN I P / S . P / B . a ir . K o n w o o d A M / F M cassette 4 door, to* m iles Rosewood color W ill run torovor S U D S 2M *4)1 O L E BARON ConvertIbte. ** Red. leaded, dig doth, new top new lire , s)B00**S)*eg • LIN CO LN M A R K 1. LSC. IN*. Com pletely loaded S e rvle t records and receipts 11 M0 OBO 4 0 M l 140*______ • M O N T I C A R LO ID I. greet condl A/C. run , lik e a topi Sharp looking I S IA IO M a tV ll O LD S O M EQ A ' l l . ru n t groan New A/C. rebuilt tra n sm it non . 1)10 M l 4MV___________ O L O S M O B IL E . I»)J. re b u ilt engine Good m u tc lo co r M u tt sell 1)00 OBO 11) 4*0) P U B LIC AU TO AU CTIO N # E V E R T T U E S D A Y f: M P M D AT T O N A AUTO A U CT IO N Hsry-D. Daytona beoch _________ w o w a i i i _________ SHOffTOf CASH ? Seriously looking tor • nice, ctoon. utod c o r f D E P E N O A B L E . Down poyman t* es low os SIN includes loa A title Coil 230—Antique/Clesslc Cars • FO R D T H U N D E R BIRD. I N 4 A ll o r lg ln o ll Needs some work S ld W O B O M IO Il* 1)70 DCVILLE CADIUAC • 11000 O B O All power n sa Ml 231— Cars • C A M A R O 1* G io tt hood. Oil the good ktutf. custom point U M 0 O BO or trade laa MO) or a n etas____________________ C A P R IC E C LASSIC - II. V 4 auto. Ita o e m iles l i e condl U J t S O B O M 273W .M P » 4 •CH EVY CAMARO. w aortal eetsM 1*11. Ko •gvftSFiTfvu cdivv M V L barrel carb 'Iff: W ill deliver R ia j M ruu AUTOSALES * * 327-2152* * • T O YO TA C O R O LL A w m m i . '*2. Auto. A / C . rod . 21K. warranty t*.*10 D ) M M • I) R UICK S K Y L A R K : c o n d . 4 Boor . Autom atic l) K plus miles Asking SJJOO OBO C o ll otter «pm MIOOS4 D HONDA CIVIC L X 4 dr. A m / F m stereo lo p e . 3SK m iles. Assum able warranty. S1XS4S 2M 1111 235-Truck*/ Bums / Vans • O t l v V • I M F V I L L S V A tT T*. I ton. Passenger van. clean Loaded I Too much to list, must too to opproctoto Only M.4W O B O .........M l POP 235—Trucks / Bums /Vans DODGE V A N . ID*. Good condl I ton I 11,000 or b o il o ile r Please c o ll M3 0142 alter 1pm DODOS O RAN D CAR AVAN S E . I f i l . S*.*00 m l. V I. whlto/wood g rain. 1 p a s s . A / C au to , cruise Evcollont cond S4.M0 <0)44* 01*1 • • F O R D E(ptore# Sport ' f l e Loaded. A /P . 2 wheel dr Ire | speed Im m acu'ato condition SISAOOOBO TT442N • P O R D L A R IE T . I*P5 F 110 X Ctoon. Ono owner. JaK m l . loaded. 4yr 40K w a rra n ty I* N 1 M l 0411 or M2 044* • F O R D R A N O E R . L T X *1. P/S. ermto. A /C . ttoroo. 4200 m lto4 I y r or MA00 m l toft on warranty Call 2M ISSI • H A N D IC A P P E D V A N . IWO Ford E ISO LIN. outomaiic doors tlBOO M l 34M________ ISUZU P /U *1 Red. IK . A/C. a m /lm cot*, fu ll bodlmer. rear window »*.<10 M l **M • J E E P P IC K U P * !* . IDO. VI. auto Engine and fro n t r* b u ll! (about 10.000 m lla s l Newer interior POOP M l ?00* S I* B L A Z E R 4X4. 1W4 Tahoe package, black, now tires 11410 C e ll lX > ) n t I s Sanford Motor Co. -N FO R O B R O N C O 4X4 44 000miles. 114 S00 ________ C all 17) 4)0) 1*11 C H E W P IC K U P Automatic, air In good cond' lio n M ag wheels, canvas. S I . *10 O B O A l s o . 1*4* automatic with a ir short be> s h ip p e d fro m C a lif o r n ia Sugar nice shape! U .flO OBO C a ll 22114B2________________ • r a n C H E V Y I/) ton p/up. 110 V I Runs good Engine and Hans strong SHOO M l U I ) • IN I S U B U R B A N OM C. * 1L •total, half ton. m echanically solid, now rod /broke rotors A calipers head liner V ary good liras and low pkg t l . 100 OBO _________ 40)1*1 I4M_________ IN I CHEVT CUSTOM )/4 Ion van New liras, good working condition 4 captain choirs couch/bod tl ooo MI isao IS DO DO I R A M MO. 11 patten gav. M0 V t. 24K m iles. Ilka new cond HO MO M l 1)1* 23 t—V t f l i d M Winftd_____ W E P A Y TO P SMS FO R C f—r toT e» Wrecked Cars. Trucks. R U N N IN G or NOT A N T CONDITION 232-M44 241— Rtcroofionsl V»filclts/Com pars C A R R IA O B T R A IL E R . 21 H. I D ) . R oof a ir . Idaal llv a m /lra vo l Furnished N lc o l Only S3.3QO/OBO 2M M l* ID * M A J E S T I C 21ft tr a v e l tra tlD . fully esriam ed Sleeps 4 e to c braba* SHOO M l 0M0 I N I P R O W LE R . IS PI H avel traitor, good condl 1ton U N O ________ C a ll *4*4141 • 1* M OTOR N O M E Runs great W M trade N r SvBvot trotter w it <*mBN»a>to •VB4Mp' « H )»*S> )* T R A N SA N m ail inator home A L L new Inside. H asps 4 E i c t l l e n t c a n d illa n 111 SO OBO ID l* D ISO _________ MBBIS4 o W A T I R B I D . K IN O t i l l . Now m attress and hotter SMS M )» 4 b i 1B3— Televisien/ Radio / Stereo • P A N A S O N IC I-S T IR IO m u sic syste m SO-HIS ta ll spookers Impedance a ants O utput ( w a lls SltO C a ll Ml m * _________ Make this a Valentine's Day to Truly Remember! Find the perfect way to say, "I love you" in the Sanford Herald Classified Valentine Love Lines! We'll advertise your car or other motor vehicle until it's sold. Y o u pay for the first 10 days and if y o u r car doesn't sell, call us and renew it for F R E E ! Phone num be r and asking price must be included in ad. N o copy change w h ile ad is running except for price. N o n -c o m m e rc ia l only. C a ll 322-261 1 today! Your tran sportation ad w orks best when it con tain s inform ation the buyer wants to know: • M ake and Model • Year • Power Features / y •Mechanical Condition ~ Body and Finish • Transmission • Mileage • Previous Use • Acccssories/Intcrior SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 3U-361I Write your Love Lines message on the space provided below and send or bring it to the Sanford Herald Classified Dept. A 20 word message is $3.75 (Artwork $2.00 Extra) or call 322-2611 to place your ad over the phone. Deadline for Valentine Love Lines is Friday, February 11,12 noon. Yes, I would like Valentine Art Sanford Herald Clasatfled A d v e rtis in g 300 N . Fre n c h A v e . S s n fo fd 3 2 7 7 1 322*20 11 �T T T M t T T T T T T T T - &anlord Herald. Sanford. Florida - M onday, January 31, 1004 bv Chic Young ILONDIE ------------------------------------------ Ask doctors to slow down and clarify W fi by Charlof M. Schulz P EA N U TS UJMEN YOU W RITE L I K E T H A T . DO Y O U E V E R & E T IN K O N Y O U R F I N 6 E R 5 ? D E A R D R . G O T T : I fin d (hut doctors ta lk altogether too fast when s p e a kin g to the cld e n y . Older people ca n 't com prehend ns q u ic k ly nn younger ones and som etim es th ey m iss InstrucHons and a rc too em barrassed to have the d o cto r repeat him self. We now have a lot of foreign doctors In o u r co m m u n ity who are also h ard to understand. Perhaps so m eth in g In y o u r c o l­ um n m ight help. D E A R R E A D E R : You are nol alone In y o u r frustration and concern. D octors o flrn ex p la in things In te ch n ica l language that Is not understandable, or they m ay give o v e rly co m p licated description s th ul ate Im possible to com prehend. T h is situ a tio n Is made Intolerable, of course. If there Is u language problem or If the doctor fa lls to rn u n c lu lc and speak cle a rly . W hen p a tie n ts find them selves In th e s e a w k w a r d c i r c u m ­ stances. th ey m ust |w>lltely tun firm ly stop the discu ssion and ask for cla rifica tio n Also, w rit­ ten In stru ction s are oftrn m ore a p p r o p r ia t e ( p r o v id in g th e d o c to r w r it e s le g lb ly l w h e n dealing w ith com plex Issues or lengthy suggestions about what m edicine* to take and how often. F i n a l l y , h a v i n g a p a t ie n t a d v o cate (p a re n t, sp o u se or friend) present m ay help c la rify confusing Issues No one needs to be em borrassed or Intim idated by p h y s i­ cians. It's O K to ask p ra c ti­ tioners to b ack up. re-phruse or say It again A fte r all. the patient Is p u rc lia s ln g a service und the doctor Is obligated to provide that service to the best o f h is or her a b ility . D octors who uren't re sp o n siv e to th e ir p a tie n ts ' needs w ill soon lie lookin g for work o r m ay end up In c o u n because o f a preventable bad result ste m m in g from Im proper co m m u n ication . Keep badgering your d octors u n til they speak In y o u in in t e llig ib le a n d u n ­ derstandable E n g lish. D E A R D R . G O T T : I suffered a stroke about eight years ago on M ED ICINE m y rig h t side. I can't w a lk or use m y rig h t arm. M y fuce a n d head h u rt c o n s ta n tly . Is th e re a sp e cia list who cun a lle v ia te my p a in ? D E A R R EA D ER : S tro k e s often cu u sc perm anent In ju ry and. som etim es, pain. You sh o u ld be u n d er the rure of u neurologist. w ho can. If necessary, refer you for p h ysical therapy or to a ACROSS pain-control c lin ic In a teaching hospital. T o give you m ore Inform ation. I am s e n d in g you free copies of m y H ea lth Reports "S tro k e " and “ M an ag in g C h ro n ic P a in ." 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Its p o p u la r­ iz e s S a m S la y m a n . d ied on Decem ber 11. 1993. at the u gr of 84. S la y m a n w an o n e o f th e w orld's best players. H r rep re­ sented the U n tied S ta irs In six world ch am p io n sh ip s, w in n in g die first three postw ar lilie s . H r won 19 n a tio n a l ch am p ion sh ip s, most In p a rtn e rsh ip w ith George Rapee or V ic to r M itchell. by Jim m y Johnson A R L O A N D JA N IS TO TALK f t 0 AJJP LOOK IMPORTAOr WHILE AVOlDlUGAJJretAUWOOC COME 00. DAO/ WE’RE HAVIUG A M k. EMERGENCY MECTlOG' L OH'YOU MEAD THE 7 2 W ' 1 ) 1 In to d u y 's deal, ag g re ssive b id d in g re a c h e d a th re e -n o ­ tru m p co n tra ct that, as far us I can see. Is defeated by uny lead hut tile d ia m o n d k in g or a spade. However. Slayman was fu vorrd with the understandable spade lead, w h ich run around in Ills quern. When you have eight lop tricks In three no-trump, some­ - *R ; • tim e s the best a p p io a ch Is to e sta b lish a non solid su it. Here, th ou g h , that line falls as long as K u sl w in s the d efen se's first d ia m o n d trick and re tu rn s his re m a in in g s|uidr S l a y m a n f o l l o w e d the alte rn a tiv e |»ath of p la y in g off his long s u ll. H r rushed lh r clu b kin g , played a clu b to d u m m y 's a rc. finessed fils .c lu b 10 und lo o k h is Iasi two c lu b tricks. W h ic h four discards c o u ld West m ake? Not a lira rt. because declarer w ou ld play a heart to the a rc und a heart toward fils Jack. Net two d ia m o n d s , b e c a u se d e c la re r w o u ld lend a diam ond, rem oving W e st's entry. So II had to Ik - one d lu m n u d and three spades Rul now S lu y m a n could safely play on d iam on d s for bis n in th trick. S la y m a n was a tough co m peti­ tor ut the table, w ho gave no q u a rte r and expected none. H r w ill be missed. NORTH 4 AI ♦ a it ♦ JI67 4 I •’• ■. — i-IL M ♦ A ll EAST ♦ JO ♦ K 10 1 4 1 4 2 4 K 1012 ♦ Q l ♦ AM ♦ J072 6 K 52 ♦ I SOUTH ♦ QT ♦ J 0I 4 ♦ Ql ♦ K Q 10 1 2 Vulnerable Neither Dealer North b a ll West If !♦ J NT 14 P is Pus Nsrtk 14 24 24 Pass East Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead ♦ 10 t y 'fit 1 g p i O S \ 1 JOUlMOU ^11 by Bob Thavos FRAN K AND ER N EST iptAHClrt SWLL* GOOUTMTH m I w ’ AOAlt* If X P LAY M Y « CAWS fiiOHT ••• THAT l if, M Y VISA CAW. m Y X M / 1 $ T e |fO / Jg P . M Y j A merican tx r r tts * c a w ..... j by Jim Davis G A R F IE L D TH EY B A Y VMTCHM&TOO MUCH . T V M A KES YOU P A6B IVE d e te rm in in g the hid d en m otives o f others, tail today y o u m ight p ic k u p an arm y o f nrgutlve In the y e a r ahead your ea rn in g sig n a ls when- none are being ca p acity w ill be co n sid e rab ly em itted . T A U R U S |A p ril 2 0 -M ay 20) rnh u nccd . In fact, you m ight be able to generate Income In sev­ I n v o lv e m e n t s In e x p e n s iv e d iv e r s io n s c o u ld c a u s e you eral different ways. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 19) s p e n d e r's remorse If y o u overdo If you are b u y in g au expensive It. Som etim es we ca n Ik - a bit Item today about w h ich you extravag an t without regrets, but know little , tukc a friend along not today. GEMINI (May 2 1 - J u n e 20) who lia s expertise In Ib is urea, so y o u 'll k n o w If the lin n Is all W h ere you r career Is concerned It's represented to be. K now ItKluy. he careful w hen dealing where to look for rom ance and w ith persona w lio have created yo u 'll fin d It. T h e A stro-G raph co m p lic a tio n s for y o u In Ihr M a tc h m a k e r In stan tly reveals past. T h e y m ight s till h ave a few w h ich s ig n s a rc ro m a n tica lly tric k s u p their sleeves. C A N C E R (June 2 1 - J u ly 22) If perfect for you. M ull S2 an d a long, se lf-u d d rrssc d . stam ped you use your Im agination neguenvelope to M atchm aker, c/o th is liv e ly today. It co u ld have un newspaper. P.O. Box 4465. New e x tre m e ly unsettling cfTcct on y o u r psyche. Y o u 'll have two York. N.Y. 1 0 163. PISCES (Feb. 20-M arch 20) strik e s against you g o in g In. L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) It's nol Y o u r Id e as u n d s u g g e s tio n s could he superior to those of a lw a y s best lo know u friend's your peers today, y c l they m ay deep, d a rk secrets. A pul m ight fall (o follow yo u r lead because w ant lo confide so m e th in g In your sales p ilc h m ight not be you today about w h ich you may Ik - h e lle r off not know ing. ro n v ln cln g . VIRGO (Aug. 2 3 -S e p t. 22) ARIES (M arch 2 1-April 191 Som etim es y o u 're very adept at M utters w hich arc of sig n ifican ce By Barnlca Bade Oaol YOUR BIRTHDAY Feb. 1 . 1004 tM yt* . t j t by Jim Mttfdick R O B O TM A N * bv Leonard Starr A N N IE ..LET 7U AK3WTR HEY, KEVIN, THAT'S A HKE LITTLE SMOVflAAN OUIAA0E SVJRfc. ITS right over there. M rijS- wS lo y o u r m ate m ight not be of equal concern to you today. T h is could create a problem If you act with too m u ch Indifference. LIBRA ISept. 23-Oct. 23) Y ou r p ro d u c tiv ity w ill co n tin u e to d im in is h If you persist in w o rk ­ ing w ith m ethods today thut haven't cu t the m ustard. F in d u better w uy o f doing things. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 W hen Involved w ith you r peer group today du not elect you rself to p o sitio n s of au th ority solely on y o u r ow n ballot. If they want you to ru n som ething, th ey’ ll co lle ctiv e ly vote you In. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. 211 It m a y be wise not to even attem pt to do distasteful tasks or assignm ents today, because If you do get them finished, w h ich Is questionable, you m ight not like the en d results. CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n . 19) In stead of kee p in g y o u r observations lo you rself today, you m ig h t take It upon you rself lo o p e n ly c r i t i c i z e o t h e r s . S p eu kln g o f bad m oves, th is could tu rn out lo be u lulu. 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 ASSN . QUT4TI0N. THE REASON THE COlOO Of ITH NE MfHl . . SHAPINGS PpW jff look particularly , AUH � 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, January 31, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 31, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Lake llow rll and Lyman all crushed their opponents by at least 20 points See Page IB. BRIEFS A positive plane for teens MIDWAY — Here we grow aRjln. The Hoys A Girls Club of Central Florida. Inc . will brRln a Teen Program for yomiR rrsldentsof thr Midway community hrglnlnnlng Tuesday. Jan. IS. From 4-0 p m., teens from the ag»-s of 13 to 10 are Invited to rrRtster foi the program at the Midway Community Center, on Williams A ve­ nue. Activities available Include: reinforcement of educational skills (rrndlnR. wrltlnR. science, math. etc.| and assistance with homework throtiRh thr tutorial proRram: druR education and prevention In cooperation with Grove CouncrllnR Center: cultural enrichment; social skills programs with the assistance of Center For Drug Free Living: games and recreation activities, baskrllKill. table tennis and other Indoor, outdoor sports. The club currently senes elementary' age children, ages 6-12. with similar programs ullcr school at Midway Klrmrnlary School. East Altamonte Springs and the Wrst Sanlord Hoys A Girls Club facility, ages 6-16. at 919 Persimmon Ave. Th r services at the Midway Community Center are being offered In cooperation with Midway Community Against Drugs For more Information, rail Don Miller. Semi­ nole County dlrrctor. at 330-2450. Indian ambassador to visit SCO Rooftop pot bust Marijuana grown on top of eatery; cook arrested By NICK FFBIFAUF Herald Stall Writer SANFOHD — Members of thr Sanford police Special Investigative Unit tnadr what they consider a major drug rrluted arrest shortly beforr noon yesterday. Forty marijuana plants were found growing on the roof of a Sanford restaurant. "W e were tipped off by an Informant." said Police Commander Dennis Whitmire, "that someone was growing marijuana on the rooftop of Wok Express Restaurant, at 3021 Orlando Drive." "Our SIU agents went out there with the aid of a fire ladder truck and looked at the top of the building." hr said. "They found what ended up to be 40 marijuana plants being cultivated on thr roof." "W c either had to have a search warrant or get |K*rmlsslnn to go up there." Whitmire said, "and the o w n er o f the restaurant granted us permission, so wr went up there and confiscated L See Pot. Page 5A M*»(M SSoto fryMkSm I IM i MMI Sanford polico Commander Oennls Whitmire shows a box containing 40 marijuana plants Timacuan facing foreclosure By J. MARK BARFIELD Senior Staff Writer LAKE MARY - One of Seminole County's most exclusive communi­ ties, Timacuan. is faring foreclo­ sure. Sun Hank filed foreclosure pro­ ceedings against Timacuan Inc.. Timacuan Venture und other devel­ opers of thr residential community and country duh at County Road 46-A und Rlnrhurt Road In Decem­ ber. Sun Hank seeks to foreclose on more than 700 lots, thr clubhouse and golf course. The bank Is seeking appointment of a receiver and Is suing the parties for SI I 9 million In damages. Sun Hank attorney Thomas Smith said he hopes publicity of the action doesn't concern Ttmaeuun residents that their community will degrude. "I'm afraid the residents and member* of the country club are going to be very concerned about this." said Smith. "T h ey should know the trank is going to do everything they can to preserve their collateral. They will do what It takes to preserve the value of that project and turn around and sell tt (or the highest and best value they can get." Lake Mary Mayor Lowry Rockett C Bee Foreclose, Page BA It’s TV showtime SANFOHD — The Indian Ambassador to the United Stales will be visiting an art exhibit at Seminole Community College on Friday. Jan. 21. at 11 a m. Thr public Is Invited to attend Thr Ambassador. Slddharth S Huy from Hcngul. bust India, is muklng the trip to SCC to promote Indian cultural awareness in Central Flortdu and also to visit thr Folk Arts ol India exhibit on display ut the rollege. Thr exhibit features artifacts, textiles, paintings and utensils that have been a (Wirt of cvrrday life In rural India. The Fine Arts Gallery or Seminole Community College. In conjunction With the Aslan Cultural Association Is presenting thr Folk Arts of India exhibit. The artwork will be on display from Jan. 18 through Feb. 10. For further Information, contact Dr. Karen Coppot 323-1450. ext. 660. Production company gives Sanford thumbs up as site By NICK PFBIFAUP Horald Stall Wrllor M cF ellin takes on new challenge OAKLAND PARK - Former Longwood City Administrator James McFellin began work Jan. 3 as city administrator In Oakland Park, a community of about 30.000 north of Fort Lauderdale. McFellin resigned his Longwood post alter the November election without n linn Jub lined up. although lie had numerous resumes out across the country. After what he described as a whirlwind of activity. McFellin was hired Dec. 22. Following an Initial Inlervtcw In the south Florida city. McFellin said he and the officials could not reach an agreement. McFellin and his wife left on a trip to Wisconsin for their daughter's college graduation. After returning to Florida, thr city officials called again and McFellin was hired. “ Th e m oving van Just arrived tod a y." McFellin said. Friday. "W e are about a mile from the ocean." When grown.they would have a street value of approximately $40,000 Hw«M Mwto Sf Mnh»»l SMrintlt An actor portraying Romo, sits on a motorcycle he reportedly can cure with his mind. The scene is part ol a segment being taped In Sanlord lor a pilot CBS series. Adult fun ordinance approved SANFORD — Imagine a young unto mechanic from India who elulms to Ire able to cure car problems with his mind. For a brief period, his shop. Rama's Garage, was located at the com er of Park Avenue nnd 13th Strret. In Sanford. Th r situation Is a segment of a TV show presently being videotaped In Sanford by Los Angeles-based Moving Target Productions. Producer llannuh Hempstead said the segment will be one ol six or seven to appear on the pilot of a new show called "Weekly World News." "It's based on some o f the unusu­ al stories published by Weekly World News." she said. "W e'll be shooting several stories each week based on those stories." Hempstead would not comment Sanford’s Employee of the Year on whether the Indian man'* claims were real or not. nor where he Is actually located. For the series, the vacant service station, at the northeust comer o f the Intersection, has been painted, and g iv e n n e w sig n s s a y in g " R a m a 's G a r a g e , " Th e fro n t window signs Indicate work done In clu d e s: S h n k ra Front/R ear. Cur-mu adjustments, and brake rehlrthlng. at Mlsttc Motors One o f the actresses In the segment l* Melllsa. a specially trained dog owned by Rick Schultz of Venice. Florida, who said the dog en joyed spending lim e In the director’s chair on the set. “ She's not the star." Schultz said, "but they way she Is treated by these people, you would think she was." When asked If Roma did good work In the uuto (and motorcycle) CBee Film. Page BA Missionaries in contact: Hope grows By Ths Associated Praia From Staff reports By NICK PFBIFAUP Herald Stall Writer________________ B ridge.......................... OB H orosoopa................. C lassifieds......... 4B,BB M ovies........................ C om ics........................6B N ation......................... C rossw ord................. BB P eople........................ Door A bby.................. 3B Polios.......................... D eath s........................BA Softool Mono............ Dr. Q ott...................... BB Sports................... 1B, E d ito rial...................... 4A Tslsvlslo n ................. F lo rid a .........................SA W .s th s r...................... Chance of showers Partly rlou dy and breezy with a slight 20 prrrent chance of showers. High In the mid 7tK Wind cast 15 to 20 mph. F or m ors w eather, see F a te 1 A SANFORD — Tw o com|>alon ordi­ nances aimed at controlling adult rnicrtalnmrnt w ire unanimously approved on final reading last night. The City Commission has hern working on the measures for two months. Thr approved codes were praised by a legal ex|>ert who has hern working on similar situations In othrr inunliipallilrs. They were txised on what was referred In as a "m odel rode." designed by Orange and Osccole Counties, and subsequently adopted try a number of titles and counties In the state Originally one plan, tt was divided Into two separate sections when certain Items required chunges In the present city codes ami land devrlopmen' regulations. The result wan one ordinance to c'w .igr the present codes, and another to specify M idi mailers as separation distances betwren (Kirks, schools and residential areas, and property See Ordinance, Page BA Photo by Uirl Homi Paul Biddy was honored as 1993 Employeo ol the Yoar by the City ol Sanlord Monday. Mayor Bettye Smith presented a plaque and read ol hia accomplishments. Biddy started work with the Utility Department In July, 1976, and sorved with Public Works bom Nov. 1986 until Jan. 1992. During that tirro, Smith reported that Biddy has received many accredidallons and gone through a great deal ol schooling with which to Improve U s skills. With Biddy, left to right, sons Andrew and David, and wife, Patricia. As part of the honor, Biddy receives a special parking place at City Hall, a St00 savings bond ar.d one day oil with pay. SANFORD — A new transmission from kldiiap|K*rs has given new life to efforts to negotiate the release of threr American missionaries taken from a Panamanian Indian village u year agb. A shortwave radio message was monitored In Panama last month In which the three men were heard urging their fumlllcs to keep the faith. "It gave us confirmation that they were still alive." said Dave Zelenak. a spokesman for the Sanford-based New Tribes Mission. The k!dnap|K'rs. believed anti­ government guerrillas irom C ol­ ombia. have demanded $5 million since the three were k!dnap|>ed along the Pananta-Colontbla border on Jan. 31. 1993. Hut negotiations had bern ut a virtual standstill for many months because ofDiiuls here and with the U S. Slate Department did not know whether Rlehard 1. icnenhoff C. David Manklns and Mark V. Rich were alive. "Negotiations had been pretty See Hope, Page BA SUBSCRIBE TO THE SA N FO R D HERALD FOR TH E BEST LOCAL NEWS C O VER A G E. C all 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �a * - Sanford Herald. Sanforvi. Florida - Tuesday. January 11, 1004 A ND ACROSS THE NEW S FROM TH E Food stamp settlement made State and federal government reach agreement, largest every Homestead sleuth collects back taxes ■yJACKIR HALUPAX OKLANDO — One man lived in Tampa while claim ing homestead exem ption In Orange County. A woman claimed exemptions in both Lake and Orange counties. Dtannr Parlsl tracked them down, collected back taxes and assessed penalties. Ms. Parlsl. a homestead exemption fraud Investigator, has placed $600,000 In property value back on the county tnx rolls In similar moves since September. She's a new employee In Orange County, one of only five counties that have hired their own homestead sleuths Pinellas County pioneered such fraud Investigations In 1989. Its program now Includes three full-time agents handling 300 cases a year. Last year, that county filed $150,000 In back tax liens and has returned $13 million In property value to the tax rolls, officials said. Associated Press Writer TALLAHASSEE - Florida will pay the federal government a $680,000 line for making too many mistakes tn the food stamp program and spend another $16.5 million on Improvements to its system. The federal government will contribute at least $500,000 to Improvements under an agreement announced Monday. The proposed settlement Is the largest the federal government has ever reached with a state over food stamp errors, officials said. But Jim Tow ey. secretary of the Florida Department o f Health and Rehabilitative Services, expressed satisfaction with the agreement. ■'They’ve given us an agrremrnl wr ran live with." he said. In federal fiscal year 1992, Florida's rrror rate skyrocketed tn nearly double both Its Suspect has several personalities FORT LAUDERDALE — A suspected hit man spoke In an old English accent and suggested he and a psychologist engage tn combat during a examination, a court-appointed doctor said. Hut Lee Bukstel. one of the experts who Interviewed suspect Paul Michael Serlo. said Monday he could not decide If the man was competent to stand trtal on tw o counts of first-degree murder. Serlo. 47. lapsed into at least five personalities. Including those of a 10-year-old boy, two women and a medieval character named Duke Angus. Dukstel told Broward Circuit Judge Howard Zetdwtg during a competency hearing Bukstel said was uncomfortable making a Judgment about Serto's competency because he is not an expert in m ultiple personality disorders. Serlo Is accused helping Bob Beckett. 55. of Las Vegas, kill Susan Hamwl. 38. She was found dead In her Fort Lauderdale home In November 1983. Her 18-month-old daughter, Shane, was found dead o f starvation and dehydration. Susan Hamwl's ex-husband. Paul Hamwl. 48. Is charged with arranging the murder to avoid paying a divorce settlement. Prosecutors said Hamwl hired Beckett, anti Beckett brought Serlo for help. Beckett was given immunity from prosecution In exchange for his testimony against Hamwl and Serlo. John Gordon Purvis. 52. a mental patient who lived near Susan Hamwl. was convicted In the tw o murders, but released early last year after police found he was Innocent and filed new charges. During the competency hearing, which continue* today, another doctor w ho had said Serlo was Incompetent changed her mind after another Interview with Serlo. E ■ y RAJU C H in tU M Associated Press Wrllor MIAMI — Health officials say a rare virus carried by rodent* which killed 28 people In the western United Slates last year may have found Its first East Coast victim In Florida. A 33-yrar-old Dade County resident, who has since recov­ ered from (h e Illness, hud symptoms o f the respiratory disease caused by the rare, deadly virus. Hut hrnllh olflelals said further tests will lie needed to confirm If he was Infected by the hantavirus. The man. whose name was not released Is possibly the first hantavirus rase east o f the Mississippi. Dr. W. Gary Hlady. an epidemiologist with the stair Department o f Hrallh and Re­ habilitative Servlcrs. said Mon­ day. Hantavirus killed 28 people last year — most of them In New Mexico, Arizona and Colorado. Fifty-three people nationwide have been infected by the virus and 60 percent of them have died as a result, said Dr. All Khan, a medical epidemiologist with the C enters of Disease Control In Atlanta. Health officials learned about the Dade case In December and confirmed Friday the man had symptoms o f the disease caused by the deadly virus. The virus apparently attacks the cells that line blood vessels but little else Is known about It. Khan said. Knowledge o f the virus Is so limited that scientists have not even nam ed the disease It causes, said Hlady. Officials were quick tn point out that the Florida case Is not u cause for alarm because the virus Is rare. N everth eless, since people catch the virus by breathing particles from rodent urine and feces, officials are asking people not to touch stray rodents, to keep dishes and food preparation jrfar surfaces clean, and plug holes where rodents mny dwell. RUSKIN — One o f the latest models o f weather radar Is being Installed In the Tam pa Bay area, replacing a system four decades old which came under scrutiny after a devastating storm last March. The $3.5 million Doppler radar unit being set up today at the National Weather Service's ofllce In Ruskln was originally Intended for March Air Force Base tn California. But a construction plan there was not completed on schedule. "Weather and politics." Rob Balfour reflected Monday as he watched workers prepare for the new radar, expected to be tn use by March 1. Balfour heads Central Florida's National Weather Service office In Ruskln. and he la all too-famlllar with the need for accurate Information. Ills staff, Its 1950s-style radar and Its performance were scrutinized after thousands of coastal residents were flooded out o f their homes during a March 1993 storm. Gov. Lawton Chiles complained to Washington about the weather service's performance In the storm, which killed more than 40 people In Florida. One taker at circus' dung giveaway MIAMI — With 18 elephants who eat about 750 pounds o f apples a week. Rlngllng Bros, and B am um ft Bailey Circus had a ton of dung. Soilt I decided to share. But only one person took advantage o f Monday's Mammoth Manure Giveaway. "Somebody told m e It makes excellent fertilizer." said Dave Spencer. 25. of Sunrise. "I'm going to spread It on my lawn for my plants. It might get a little messy." Circus executives had hoped to get rid of a mountain o f the vltamln-enrtched manure, which has been produced by the elephants since the circus came to town last week. T h ey promoted the giveaway to farmers and lawn-keepers. But with one taker, they had a lot o f stuff left over. " I don't know what happened." said circus spokeswoman Rosa Lamela " I think It was bad timing. Next time. I think we'll have It In the afternoon so people can come after w ork." From A$aoclit$d Pre$$ reports Cash 3 4*6-8 Play 4 2-7-4-I Sanford H erald Tustday. January 11. 1094 Vol 86. No. 123 Pubuihed 0»v» ind Sunday, aicapl Saturday if Iw 1*#1 T Santard ' Haraid. Inc. >00 N Franc* I n , San lord. na. uni Sacond Claaa Poalaga Paid at Sanford. Florida and additional mailing ofitcoo POSTMASnn Sandi I# TMt SANFORD HI HALO, P.Q. SOI tad7. Santard, PLU773-1M7. T o d a y : Partly clo u d y and breezy with a alight chance of showers. High In the mid 70s. W ind east 15 to 20 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. Tonight: Considerable cloudi­ ness with a chance o f showers. Low tn the lower 60s. Light east wind. Chance of rain 30 percent. W ednesday: Mostly clou d y with a chance of showers or a thunderstorm. High tn the mid 70s Wind becoming southwest 10 to 15 mph. Chance o f rain 40 percent. Extended forecast: Thursday: Cleuring and cooler. Highs In the 60s. Fair. — City Daytona Beech FI Leud Beech Fort Myari Galnaavma Jecktonvllle KayWaat Leketend Miami TaUahaaaa* IV aar •IMS Florida Baaldarda mutt pay T% la i In addNIan la ralaa ahova Phone (4C7) 1ZM411. Joyce Randall. She of the Month for Sanford Randall, a Managor?P**rsonnel. has been an employee since July, 22. 1088. Randall, cen ter, was given a plaque of appreciation by Mayor Beltye Smith and City Manager Bill Simmons during ceremonies Monday morning. Former millionaire lawmaker serving time, may get more ■ y A sso ciated Press CRESTVIEW — Former state legislator William Dean " W ig " Barrow still likes to be called "senator." but Instead of |>aaslng laws he Is serving time In prison for breaking them. "Once a senator, always a senator.” Barrow told the Northwest Florida Dally News ol Fort Walton Bench In a Jallhousc Interview published Sunday. / Now penniless, the former multimillionaire lawyer and businessman from Crestvlcw Is serving a 46-monlh federal money-laundrrlng sentence. He also Is awaiting trial on state grand-theft charges. T h e y o u n g e s t g r a d u a t e , a t 21. a n d valedictorian o f the University o f Florida's law school In 1953. Burrow, now 62. says he thinks he will be able regain Ills wraith and may even return to politics. "Not for Senate." he said. "Hut maybe for president." Barrow began serving his money-luundrrtng t e n ^ n September 1992 at the federal prison c a i^ P in Saufley Field, a naval Installation In Pensacola. Last fall, he was transferred to the Okaloosa County Jail In his hometown for the state trial set for March 14. Barrow Is accused o f stealing $ 100,000 from a trust fund that he administered. During his federal dial, he testified he was uctlng as sort o f a vigilante by "stinging the sting" In a single-handed effort to break up "the largest marijuana ring that had ever existed In tills country." NATIONAL TEMPS lereoete •IMS Employee of the Month mi The year started well for was selected Employoe January, by (he city ul secretary with (he City THE WEATHER M IA M I • H e r e a re the w inning numbers selected Monday In the Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 5-17-12-2 1-20 last year, according to both Fllcgrr und Towey. Under the agneinrnt. Florida must s|k-ihI at least $16 5 million over the next four years to Improve Its computer and field operations. The frdrrul government will kick In at least $500,000 fo r " r e in ­ vestment." Those flgurrs. however, could climb to $23.5 million for the stale and $-1.5 million from the federal government If Florida's error rate doesn’t drop to 10.54 percent or the national average, whichever Is higher. The error rate includes both overpay­ ments and underpayments Tow ey attributed the problem s to a dramatic Inrrrase In cases, snafus in the new IIR S supercomputer and the devasta­ tion from Hurricane Andrew, which hit south Dade County In August 1992 The $680,000 fine rould clim b to nearly $3 7 m illion If Improvements aren't made Florida logs first ossible antavirus Doppler radar arrives in Tampa Bay area LOTTBRY 1991 rale and the federal tolerance level, which liovers around H) percent. In federal fiscal year 1993. which ended In September, the rate dropped to 10.5 percent from 19.7 percent a year earlier. The federal governm ent funds food stamps and the stales Issue them. In 1992. Florida issued $1.3 billion worth of food stamps to 1.4 million |>eoplr. Towey said the settirment. negotiated over the last two mouths, will Im- finalized In the next few days "W e're reasonably satisfied with the terms of this proponed agreement," said Nell Fllcgrr. a spokesman for the U S. Agricul­ ture Department's Food und Nutrition Service. Besides bring the biggest settlement ever ovrr food stamp errors, the agreement has been reached ntorr quickly than most. Fllcgrr said Massachusetts settled with the federal agency over Its 1981 error r u le just VacaBaac* W. Palm Baac* HI M u V 74 41 74 M to 41 n n ft 44 44 44 p n u >• 14 tl 17 u 14 n 1» 44 44 47 Pci r T TUESDAY Ptly.cld 76*62 F VJ'-V WEDNESDAY Mely.cld 75*65 THURSDAY Fair 65*45 FRIDAY Fair 65*45 STATISTICS (I LAST Jan. 5 C FIRST Jan. 19 WEDNESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 5:10 NEW Jan. I I O FULL Jan. 27 u.m.. 5:25 p in.: Ma). 11:20 a.m., 11:43 p in . TIDES: D aytona Beach: high*. 8:18 a m.. 8:36 ,m.: lows. 1:36 a.111 .. 2:15 p in.: t v Smyrna Beach: highs. 8:23 a.m.. 8:42 p.m.: lows. 1:41 a.m.. 2:20 p.m.: Cocoa Beach: high*. 8:38 a m .. 8:56 p.m.: lows. 1:56 a.m.. 2:35 p.m. B T 04 00 00 00 00 00 41 SO 44 40 44 41 T SATURDAY Fair 65*45 BBACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 3-5 feel and rough. Cuirenl Is to the north with a water tempera­ ture of 61 degrees. Raw S m yrn a Beach: Waves ore 3V*-4 feet and semi choppy. Current ts to the south, with a water temperature of 0 1 degrees BOATING St. A u gu stin e to Jupiter In let Tonight: Wind cast to south­ east 15 kts. Seas 4 to 5 (t. Bay and Inland wuters ch op p y. Isolated showers. Wednesday: Wind variable 10 kts or less. Seus 2 ft or less. Bay und Inland waters a light chop. Isolated showers. The high temperature In Sanford Monday was 70 degrees und thr overnight low was 52 ns rc|Kirird by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Education Center. Celery Avenue. Rrcordrd rain fa ll for (he period, ending at 9 a.m. Tues­ day. totalled 0 Inches. th e temperature at 9 am . today was 65 degrees and Tuesday's overnight low was 60. as recorded by the National Weather Sendee at the Orluudo International Airport. Other Weather Sendee data: C Monday's high...............73 Barometric prcaeure.30.3B Relative Humidity....78 pet C: Winds.............East 10 mph Rainfall......................0 In. Sunset.................. 5:47 p.m. Sunrise.................7:1B a.m. high end overnight lew to 4p ,n EST City Hi Le Prc Anchor 49* 04 01 Allente 41 74 Atlantic City 10 11 £411 inter t » 11 Billing! 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Deputies said a 1988 Ford was removed fnnn the 2600 block of Sun Dike Loop, on Friday, and a 1984 Chevrnlcl wan taken from the 400 hlnrk of Sun l-akr Clrrlr Th r Orange County sherdT* drpartmrnt rr|x>rted both vrhldrs were lalrr located ahandonrd ami etiipped In Apopka. Sanford jHillce are Investigating an autotnohllr rr|M>rted niolrn early Monday from a parking lot on Carriage Cove Avenue, and a while 1979 Chevrolet. Ilcenac number NJY-09L. rejxtrtcdly stolen Friday front the 2700 block of Hldgew<KMl Avenue. Shertir» deputies te|H>rfed a black HUM CMC pickup truck, license g c u was re-jMutrdly stolen from a fenced area Friday In the 5500 block of Wilson Hoad Who's driving? laikr Mary |>ollrr arrested three men Saturday following a traffic stop (or speeding. <*n County Home Road Police said when they ujijirnurhrd the vehicle, they saw orre man In the passenger's side of the front, and two men In the track, hut no one In the driver's seat Olllcers said they continuously asked who was driving, but none of the men would respond Arrested were Shawn Anthony Moore. 23. of Deltona, and Robert II Klage*. 23 and Brian Ray Baxemore. 23. both of Winter Park Each was charged with resisting un ofllcer without violence Shooting incident SbertfTs deputies arrested Thomas Nrul Terrell. 23. of 2025 S. Sanford Avenue, al Ills residence on Sunday. Deputies said he had reportedly l>een In a dispute with another man at a convenience store j>urklng lot near his home, and had reportedly shot at the m m with a small ralllrer handgun Officers said Ihe tiollrl jtrnriralrd ihr left sleeve of hlxjackrl. but did not cause any Injuries Deputies lound Terrell al his address and arrested him on a charge of aggravated b.illery They said Ihe flreann was nol recovered Double charges filed Roliert Eugene Curry Jr,. 25. 9105 Stonrhrnuk Drive, was arrested by Sanford poller during a traffic slop on 25lh Slrret and Alrjxirt Blvd. Saturday, Officers said he had u|>|iarrnlly hern Involved In a flghi with his wife and 2-year old child al a grocery store on W Airport Blvd earlier In the day. Hr was charged with child abuse and battery, domestic violence The traffic stop was conducted when poller Bald they saw his car almost strike another vehicle Connected with that, he was charged with disorderly conduct Couple in car Sheriff's dt-pollrs aneslrd two persons found 111 a parked car on Hughey Strrel near licard.ill Avenue Sunday Arrrsird wrrr Ruby tee Mure It. 34. of 2211 Slpe* Avenue, and Oscar tee Hunter. 60. 116 Scoil Drive Each was charged with lewd and lascivious behavior. Shoplifting alleged Shertirs deputies arrested tlnda Arm Hedgccolh. 44. of Eatonvlllr. in ihe 3600 block o f Lake Emma Road near takr Mary on Sunday. Deputies report she was detained by slorr security personnel when she was reportedly sern attempting to take a package of men's T-shirts and two pair <>t children's shoes from the store without paving Shirts, pants allegedly taken Sanford jiolicr are investigating a reported shojillftlng Thursday, at a retail siore in the 3700 block of S, Orlando Drive. A siore employee told deputies tour women entered the store and apparently stole 15 silk shirts and ten pair ol men's punts, with a loud value of $354.75. Warrant arrests o Michael David Trull. 29, of Deltona, was arrested by sheriffs deputies Saturday In the 2600 block of Palmetto Avenue. Officers responding to a domestic disturbance call located Trull who was wanted on a warrant for falling to npjiear on a charge of possession o f cocaine, latter al the Jail, hr was found to also wanted for falling lo apjtear on a charge of driving with a suspended/revoked license, ami attached tag not assigned. • Diane White. 32. of 24. Castle Brewer Court. Sanford, was arrested by deputies at thr Jail Sunday. She was lound lo be wanted on a warrant Issued In Duval County. Barbara Ann Dolton. 28. 40-1 Colonial Way. Sanford, obtaining properly with worthless check. Timothy John Yclslcy. 23. 1331 Forest Drive. Sanford, violation of piohatlon/thelt of llrrarms. He turned himself In at the probation department on two warrants. Domestic cases • Howurd Ralph Williams. 42, 3779 Celery Avenue, was arrested by deputies at bis residence Saturday. Olllcers said he bad been In u dispute with a man. lie was charged with aggravated baticry. • Shane Thomas French. 19. of Lake Monroe, was urrrstcd by sheriffs deputies Saturday on Shea Street In Lake Monroe, following a reported dlsjmtc with Ills mother. He was charged with domestic violence battery, and domestic violence assault. • Roger Albert Rclfenratb. 46. 282 Short Street, Lake Mary, was arrestrd by Lake Mary jHiller early Monday following a reported dispute with a female. He was charged with domestic violence, battery. • Lauren Sepuran Getinan. 31. 108 Luke Dot Drive. Sanford, was arrested by deputies at that uddrrss Sunday, following a reported fight with a female. Getmun was charged with battery, domestic violence. Traffic stops • Michael David Maxwell. 34. o f Geneva, was arrested by sheriffs deputies on Southwest Road at Rungnlow Blvd. Sunday. He was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. • Vernon E. Hopkins. 26. 1010 W. 16th Street, was urrested at 13th and Lake by Sanford police Sunday, lie was charged with Improjrer lane changing and driving with a suspend­ ed/revoked license. • Craig A Idea Morrison. 40 of Dellary. was arrested bySanford police on S.R. 46 Saturday. He was charged with driving under thr influence of alcohol and lleelng/attrmptlng lo elude an ofnrrr. • John Paul Salamonc. 32. ol Deliona. was arrested by Sanford police In the 300 block of French Avenue Saturday, after olllcers said he ran a red light. Police said a search of hts vehicle uncovered a pljtc made front a deer horn. He was charged with possession o f drug parnphcmallu and possession o f a controlled substance under 20 grams, • April Michelle Knight. 22. of 2450 Center Street. Sanlord. was stopjred by deputies on Old Lake Mary Road early Monday. After officers transported her to Ihe John E. l*olk Correctional Facility, they said they searched the back scat of the police vehicle and discovered a metal pipe. Knight was charged with possession of dnig paraphernalia. • Amy Marie Martin. 23. ol Orlando, was stojtprd by Sanford police Sunday near the Sanford Farmers Market on French Avenue. She was charged with attempting to elude an officer, and having no drivers license. War on smoking stepped up By CHRISTOPHER COHHELL Associated Press Wrltor ~ WASHINGTON - Thirty years aflcr Hu first shots were flrrd III thr war against smoking, a former president and seven jtast surgeons grurral joined he.illh groups today In demanding more stringent controls on thr sale and advertising of tobacco. The health leaders Issued a report card rapping lawmakers and presidents alike lor falling lo lake stronger action to stamp out smoking, which Is blamed for 420.000 deaths a year. "Unless our government leaders and policy makers summon ihe courage to slam the d(K»r on the tobacco lobby, the tobacco cjildrrnlc will continue,’’ Dr Alfred Munxrr. president of the American Lung Association, said In remarks prepared for a news conference. Surgeon General Joycelyn Elders said 2 million lives have t>een saved since her predecessor, the late Dr. Luther Terry. Issued the lirsl surgeon general's report cm J ill II. 1964. That rrjMirt led millions ol Americans to kick the habit and millions more to never get hookrd In Ihr hrst place Hut tobacco remains "thr leading <arise of preventable death amt disease In Americ a.” said Elders, who will rrlrasr her own surgeon general's rrjxirt nrxt molt I It foe os Ing on smoking and youth. Former President Jimmy Carter urged I’rrsldeut Clinton lo consider raising Ihr 24 cent cigarette tax to as much as $2 a jwick lo help save adult lives and krejt •'3.000 children from trying cigarettes for the lirsl time each day," Clinton has already proposed a 75 cenl-prr-pack Increase lo help pay for health reforms. Carter, who Ihed his own health secre­ tary. Joseph A. Cull farm Jr., in 1979 In pari irom Ihe (altoiil triggered by California war against smoking, exhorted Clinton " lo take the leadership role necessary to reverse more than Hirer decades of the tobacco Industry's domination In tobacco control jMjllcy In Congress." Thom as Laurla. spokesman for Ihe Tobacco Institute, scoffed al the notion that cigarettes are underregulated. An "alphabet souji of numerous federal agencies ... rrgulalcs lobarro from seedbed to sales counter.” be said. "T h e fact that tobacco remains univer­ sally legal In every country- of the world only Indicates that there Is a natural human market for this product.” he said. "Som e folks like smoking." added laitula, a non smoker. I he seven former surgeons general Mild the tobacco Industry has a "stranglehold over Hie Congress and the administration.” The apiieal fur action was signed by Drs. Leroy K Burney ol ihr Elsenhower adminis­ tration. William II Stewart (Johnson); Jesse I. Strinfiid (Nlxonl: S Paul Ehrlich Jr. (Nixon and Ford); Julius It. Richmond (Carter); C. Everett Kooj> (Reagan): and Antonia C Novello IHnsh). The government has taken numerous steps to discourage smoking, from Ihe first warning labels on cigarette packages In 1966. to the 1971 bun on cig a rette advertising on radio and television to requiring no-vmoklng sections on airplanes In 1973 und banning smoking on most domestic flights In 1990 Hut tobacco ts still rxcmplcd from regula­ tion under several key federal statutes. The Coalition on Smoking or Health — a lobby formed by leaders of the American Cancer Society, the American Heart Assodat Ion and the American Lung Association called for a series of hold steps lo make America smoke-free by the year 2000 —The Food and Drug Administration should ban Implied health claims for low-tar and low-nlcotlnc cigarettes —The Federal Trade Commission should bar ihe "J oe Cam el" marketing campaign that Novello and others have charged Is aimed at enticing children to smoke —Clinton should sign an executive order requiring that all federal buildings be smokeless. —The Department of Transportation should seek agreements to make interna­ tional flights smoke-free —Congress should raise the elgaretle tax by at least $2 a pack —Congress should give thr FDA full authority to regulate the sale, distribution und advertising of tobacco products, and Congress should fund government antismoking commercials. Thrrr decades ago. 42 jrerrent of Ameri­ can adults smoked. Today It Is 26 perceni — 46 million people. GATT could save consum ers $30 billion a year By MARTIN CRUTEINOER AP Economics Writer WASHINGTON - A recently rom plrird global trade accord should save Am rrlcnn con ­ sumers more that. $30 billion a year, a research group said today. D ie Institute for Inlematlonal Economics estimated that U S border taxes, quolas and oilier barriers lo trade cost Americans about S70 billion a year, an amount equal to more than I percent of lotal U.S, economic output. However, the Institute said ibis figure should be reduced by $32 8 billion annually bused on the tarllls and other barriers to trade the United States agreed to reduce as part of a global free trade agreement reached among 117 nations In Geneva on Dec 15 That agreement, negotiated under the auspices of the Gener­ al Agreement on Tariff* aiul Trade, will. II approved by Con­ gress. reduce border taxes on thousands o f products and expand G A T T rules for thr first time to cover tradr In farm products and services V a r io u s s tu d ie s h a v e e s t im a t e d th at Ih e G A T T agreement has ihr potential of Increasing world output by $6 trillion over the next decade, a figure thnl Includes a $1 trillion gain Just In the United States. T h e I n s t i t u t e 's r e p o r t . "Measuring the Costs of Protec­ tion In the United States." was the first comprehensive look at gains expected to Ire realized by U.S consumers. American consumers will feel the biggest Impart In the area ol clothing and textile p r ic e * , which the Institute termed the "M ount Everest of U.S. trade protec­ tion." Thr institute estimated that consumer prices In Ihe clothing area would dro|> by $15 billion annu ally and textile prices would decline by $2 trillion annually with the rlHntrinUnu ol quota* and lire rrdm tlnn tti tarllls over the next decade — representing more than half of all saving*. C. Fred Bergslen. a former assistant Treasury secretary during the Career administration and the head o f the Institute, said the G A T T agreement did not achieve all thr reductions In iradc barriers that had been hoped. But be said It still represented u significant achievement that would cut by utmost half what consumers must pay In what are essentially hidden taxes. ’ Some of these trade protec­ tions have been on the books for 60 years. That ts really outra­ geous. and we are trying to shed some light on them." Bergsten said. The report said high larllfs protecting such products as frozen orange Juice concentrate, hall bearings, rubber footwear and luggage all date track to the Srnoot-Hawley tarllfs passed In 1930 to protect domestic In­ dustries at thr stare of the Great Ikcprcsslon, The Institute estimated that the reduction of all tariffs In 21 highly protected U.S. Industries might result In a loss o f 190,000 blue-collar Jobs, with 90 perceni of that Job loss occurring In apparel and textile* The Institute Mild the average cost to thr consumer for each Job saved was $ 170.000 per year. "Consumers thus pay over six times the average annual com ­ pensation of m an u factu ring workers to preserve Jobs through Itnjvort restraints.” the study said. WEDNESDAY IS STILL FAMILY DAY AT LEE'S! Bobbitt squirms on the stand as trial opens ByANNEOBARAN Associated Pre>3a Writer_________ M A N A S S A S , Va. - John Bobbitt squirmed on ihr witness stand, barely an arm’s Icnglli from the woman who sliced bis penis oil with u kitchen knife. Telling bis story in couri for the second time, only now as witness instead of defendant. Bobbitt told a Jury of seven men and five women Monday how his wife. Loretta, attacked him. He gave virtually Ihr same testlmony In November, when he was tried and acquitted In the same courthouse for marital sexual assault. " I felt a couple of Jerks. After that she Just cut it ofT.” Mild Bobbitt, shifting In hts chair as the first witness al Mrs. Bobbitt’s trial In a courtroom so small that the stand Is Just a few feet from Ihe defense table. Bobbitt. 26. often asked to have questions repeated, bestlaird, stammered and mumbled Ills way through the answers, and pleaded a foully memory. lie Mild lu- leajit Irom his lied when he realized his jicnls hud been cul o ff Ills bands pressed against hts bleeding crotch. he wokc up a nouse guest for help. " I didn’t know bow to cxjduln It to him. I was kind ol embar­ rassed." Bobbin Mild, looking down at his lap. " I knew I had lo gel some help." Mrs. Bobbitt. 24. was expected to take the stand today. Shr Is charged with malicious wounding for cutting off Bob­ bin's jK-nls after he came home from a night o f drinking June 2 3 . tf c o n v i c t e d , the E cu ad oran -b orn inunlcurlst could gel up to 20 years In jirlson und lie deported. Mrs. Bobbitt’s trial opened In a clrcusllke atmosphere. The case — which has been cast by many as u battle of the sexes — drew several hundred reporters and technicians. Vendors hawked T-shirts saying "Revenge — How Sweet It Is" and "Cut Me a Break." A radio station gave out Slice soda and wieners to the crowd. In her opening stutemenl. de­ fense lawyer Lisa Kemlrr de­ sc rib ed the B o b b itts ' rrlallnnshlj) as a “ reign of terror" und told the jury Uuit sexual, physlral and verbal abuse liegan In thr first month o f their four-year marriage. Kemlrr Mild II was more than Mrs. Bohhltt could endure when her husband raped her. "It was Ills |>enls from which she could not escape.” Kemlrr said. "Il had caused her the most jialn and the most tear. You will come to one conclusion: A life Is mote valuable than a penis." Bui C o m m o n w e a lth 's A t ­ torney Paul E. Kbcrt said Mrs. Bobbin hud approached her husband " I I I an amorous w ay" Ihat ulghl. "You lolks will have to Judge ... us lo whether or not what Ibis woman did lo her husband Is Justified or excusa­ ble." Elrerl M ild. Bobbin contends his wife at­ tacked him because she was angry over Ills plan lo leave her. He denied ever forcing her lo have sex. C A T E R IN G E Famous Recipe Cfiickei noAsno CHICKEN i DMNUI *349 lets * S c J ! kE S J s s a c a - 1905 S.FR EN C H AVE„ SA N FO R D » 323-3650 We ll Advertise Your Car EVERY DAY TIL ITS SOLD! (or other motor vehicle) 3 lines for only $2114 (additional lines extra) Ad m ust include phone number and asking price. I f vehicle h a sn ’t been sold in 10 days, call us and we'll renew it free. No copy change while ad is ru in in g except for price. Non-commercial only. C a ll 322-2611 Ib d a y ! Sanford Herald ; ] �4A - Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida • Tuesday. January It. 1994 Editorials/ Opinions Sanford Herald (USPS 481-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA 3277) Area Code 407-322-2011 or 83)-9993 Wayne 0. Doyle. Publisher and Editor s u b s c r ip t io n r a t e : 3 Months............................ 819.90 C Months............................ 839 00 t Year.............................. 878 00 Florida Residents must pay 7% sales tax In addition to rales above. EDITORIALS DeBary: The city that can Remember the children's talc about the Utile engine? Faced with what appeared to be an impossible task of climbing a mountain, it kept saying. "I think I ran. I think I can." and eventually, it reached the top. We ihink of that when we recognize Florida's newest municipality, the City of DeUary. It ofllcallv became a city January 1. The mayor. rommlsHlonrrs, and depart­ ment heads who have been hired so far, are faced with climbing up (hat mountain of work. The needs to do this or that for the betterment of the city will come fast. Many arc alr» ady evident. As the old saying goes. "Rome wasn’t built In a day." We urge all the DeBary citizens to keep that tn mind, and don't expert every problem to be resolved immediately. Also on the northern side of Lakr Monroe. DcBarv's sister communities of Enterprise and Chstccn were Incorporated at one time. Enterprise was even the county seat for what was then named Mosquito County. They were unable to remain In that condition however, and eventually dropped their corporation status, turning their control back to the county. Historians say the city simply could not supply the people with the services they required and should have had. Wc don't want historians of the future to ever say this about DeUary. or any other city In our area. We want DeUary to succeed and prosper. With diligence on behalf of city leaders, and cooperation and support from the citizens. It can be done. tf everyone continues to think. "I think I can. I think I can.” they will be uble to fulfill their dreams. Florida has a new city. Wc welcome It with open arms. JOSEPH PERKINS The best of times,and the worst Another year for the books It was the best of times for some o f I993's newsmakers, the worst of times for others. As we look forward to 19tW. let us olTcr resolutions for those who figured prominently In the headlines. President Hill Clinton: To seek no further sacrifice from the American taxpayers, w ho will pay an additional 8275 tall ion lo Hie federal treasury over the next live years. To make u clean breast o f my business partnership with James McDougal. who is suspected o f lllrgotty diverting funds from his failed Arkansas savings and loan To make no phone calls to state troopers. Flrsi Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton: T o stop trashing drug makers and insurance firms, as if they bear most of the blame lor the nation’s health care problem . T o tiring as much /ealousness to welfare reform as I have brought to health reform. Ross Perot To accept that my 15 minutes are up To find a hobby other than politics, tnayltr start up a Mexican home shopping network or something. Bob I’ackwood: To know when to hold them, when to fold them and when lo walk away. To pul the Interests of my constituency and my partv above my own. To accept thr consolation of a 875.000-a-vear pension from thr Senate. Harry 1)1Iter To d is p r o v e the p re ­ vailing wisdom that m y $ I 0 b illio n host tie takeover bid f o r P a r a ni o u it l C om m u n le n tlo n s was m otlvnlcd by maniacal desire to settle an old score with former boss and sworn enemy Martin Davis, who heads the entertainment giant. Vns I r Arafat. Y it z h a k Rabin. N e ls o n M a n d ela . £ Let us o ffe r F W . dr Klrrk To m reso lu tio n s fo r Justify Time maga­ those w ho zine's selection ns flgurod men o f the year. To p ro m in e n tly in do everything In our Ih o h e a d lin e s i power to end thr iiloodslted between our respective peoples Vladimir Zhirinovsky: To ease the minds of those who fear that I may la- the second corning of Hitler. To reassure the world that I was only Joshing when I threatened to lakr hark Alaska SARAH OVERSTREE WI/IMONO&.MY CLIENT ISA VKTi M 'O F & IN & T e R RAP Enough to make VIOLENT VIDEO GAMES ANDAGOVERNMENT THAT you gun-shy MAKES COCAINE ILLEGAL. BESIDES, HE NEEDED THE CASH I’m not exactly Edna Buchanan, hut In V BUT A 60N BEFORE THE BRACT BULIMIC EFFECT. « LETTERS Revelations Who dare provoke the frenzy of the Devil's mirth or bear the sound that broken minds have made, to sec their deities and angels fall to earth as all their hopes of heaven die and fade? Who dare to seek the knowledge gods would not reveal or trace the pattern tricksters tried to hide by mixing lie and truth till none could tell the real or recognize the truth the lie denied? That entity Is bound by karma, start to end. as nations rise before they must decline In cycles that repeat what was and Is again us echoes echo echoes in a line. As tipples tend to widen from a center sphere by force that formed the first as well the last; that circles all the rest from farthest to the near with replicas o f now Into the past. Where only change Is constant. In a world aflame and moments come to here from where we've been while ripples nr the substance of the things we name. to know a past the future Is within. A pullcrn where the start and end arc In the whole as entity equates with one or all and ev’ry moment plays Us own eternal role, to fill the void between the large and small. A blessing to the old that cv'ry life Is new so what wc know Is not rrmembered long and 1will not remember me when I am you or see you live my life or sing my song. T o stop or start at any point, the circle's arc or be the god who generates the sphere or understand the pattern drawn in light and dark or know at any time, my purpose here So much of life we seem to waste by acts of hate, confused by color, shape or point of view, that could be used to learn to love and celebrate the gift of llfr wc shure our [tassagr through. Vibrations made of undent hutcund waiting dread: In motion that Invades our present mind and guides our thought to shape the course of done and said as ripples are replaced by those behind. Wlille puppets weave a pattern, pulled by hidden strings. in cycles larger than the scale before; that man should fall to see a sameness wove In things and add lo rc|>ctition evermore. For ev’ry atom is u universe contained: that builds around Itself, u world anew and blends Its mass to keep that growing world sustained. by change (hut makes our prophecy come true. R II. LaSchnnrc Geneva from the United Stales, divide Poland and annex Finland. Loren. i Hobbit: To refrain from posing for any more swimsuit photos, a la Vanity Fair arid People. T o stop pretending to be some kind o f feminist heroine. To patch things up with hubby. Snoop Doggy Dog. Tupac Shaktrr. Flavor Flnv. Dr. Drr: T o b e c o m e law-abiding rap artists No ru|>rs. no assaults, no murders. To clean up the lyrics. No paeans to gun violence. No celebration of misogyny. W illiam Weld. Jack Kem p. Dan Quaytc. William Bennett. Hob Dole. Phil Gramm. Pat Buchanan. Carroll Campbell. Dick Cheney, Lynn Martin. To hold ofr until 1995. at least, ttefnre launching a bid for th r l!M)0 Republican presidential nomination Thomas Murphy. Howard Stringer. Wartrn Littlefield. George Vradenburg To behave more like socially responsible citizens and less like soulless network executives. To acknowledge tluil T V violence has a deleterious effect on impressionable young minds T o lakr affirmative steps to curt) thr level o f carnage over the airwaves. Michael Jackson: To observe thr scripture "W hen I was a child. I spakr as a child. I understood as a child. 1 thought as a child but when I became a man. I put away childish things." DONNA BRITT Wacky world of ‘Who’s to blame?’ WASHINGTON - (Click!) "Good morning! Don't touch that icm otr because It's time to play ‘Who's lo Hlamc?' The zany new quiz show that's got America talking — and blaming! "M y name Is Jay — Jay Smythc — guess I II blame Mom for that! For the next half-hour. I'll be your host on a whirlwind tide through the wacky world of blamct "Contestants have one objective: To avoid taking responsibility for anything that's ever happened to them! Our judges and a studio audience decide which players are best at shifting blame from themselves to. well, A nyone else! "N o wonder It's America's favorite game! "Players on each show arc screened to make sure thrir problems are similar — that way. Judges can better determine who's most creative at avoiding blame. Today's contes­ tants are ull underemployed, overweight and here to help us !ram — Whooooo's to blame! Let's meet them! First up is Mortymcr T. Eckthcr III. an Omaha fry cook whose goal of becoming a CEO at a Fortune 500 company seems mysteriously stalled! HI Mort — what's your heel?'' "W ell. Jay. through no fuult of iny own. I'm a white guy! And I'm sick of being blamed for every duinn thing that comes down the pike!" "M e. too! So. whooooo's to blame?" Women! And blacks. Hlspanlcs. Indians — oops. Nutlvc Americans — though it's not m y fault Christopher Columbus made a wrong turn! There was n time w hcnjusl being a white guy meant something. Hut nowadays, every third corporation actually has a woman or Latino or black person — all with doubtful qualifications — tn management. I mean. I have ntyGED!" "B ut Mort. w hile men everywhere feel put-ujxm! Where's your creativity?" "K now who I re a lly blame? Othrr white m en !" "N o w that In different!" "M aybe our forebears should never have left Europe — a clean, safe place where nobody ever beard of diversity! Was religious freedom worth having to put up with Al Slinrpton? W ith rap " m u s ic " ? A nd whoever firs t published Hetty Frlcdan — I say break his legs!" "Y o u 've gotten us off to u flying start. Mort* Our Judges score: u hefty 95 out of a possible ItiO points! Great blaming! “ Our next contestant: cx-forkllft operator Samuel Hosstenson from Youngstown. HI Sam! So how did a gorgeous redheaded lady like you rself end up w ith a name lik e Sam uel?" "Excuse me. Jay, but I need a moment In recover from the trauma caused by your demeaning 'compliment.' I legally changed Samantha to Samuel when I realized braying. sexist mulrs like you would never seriously consider my resume with a feminine name on It! You ahold have seen the mill foreman's face when I sauntrred In for the forklift Interview!" "And you got the Job! Which testosteroneaddled co-worker made you lose It?" "It wua a woman, for Goddess' sake! The mill medical tech! The bit--, I mean, my sister In estrogen, refused to let me sign up as a com pany spc rm donor! A woman ran do a n y Job as well as a man! I wasnt even allowed lo try! I had to quit!" "Sure you did — this la supposed to be America! Our Judges have your score and — yes. another big 95! "O n to our last contestant — Stiaku W i l l i e J a m u 11a • Johnson. Yule Ph.D. and freelance Incense salesman bused In C hicago. H ow 's It going, dude?" ’ ’ I beg your pardon, white dec'll." "H ow 's It going. Dr. Jamalla-Johnson. SIR !" “ Better. First ofT, Jay. I have noticed — as have millions of your astute African-American viewers — that typically, the b ro the r came last in your racist game show lineup, aftrr the while man and his woman!" "Sorry! I see you've had trouble marketing your new product, sir. Whooooo's to blame?" "W ho r/sr could be to blame for my not (King able to market a perfectly good mango- flavored melanin supplement?" "The white man?" "N o — the black womun! Do you realize bow few "sisters" arc willing lo ditch their Jobs slaving for the while system to help u brother-entrepreneur brew n niuch-craved melanin potion? A potion thut you, us nn Ice-person, sorely nred?" "W ho knew? Sir. our Judges have awarded you a whopping 95 [mints! You're world-class hlamcrs! "A s you know, a lie is broken by a randomly selected studio audience member! Today Ihat's Marcus S. Taylor, age 12. Young man. It's all up to you — whooooo's to w in?" "My feeling. Mr. Smythc. Is that while your rontcstunis may represent groups with real gripes, these three people are to blame for their own problems." "That's It for today, folks! Join u» tomorrow for the next 'Who's To Hlamc?' 15 years of rc|mrtlng I've sure lircn In snmr places m y mother wouldn't have ajijiroved of, and I plan to go Into some more I've endured a mild stalking episode from u guy who was. thankfully, easily deterred by a visit from one ot my large male friends I've considered buying a handgun and taking lessons in how to use It I've sought and received advice from m y lu st friend, who brhaved as II I'd Just shot Joan Harz and Pete Seeger In Ihrlr hearts, smack In the middle nl a chorus of " B l o w I n ’ In th e W ind"; from u po­ ll c e m a n . w h o sn eered and said. "O h . yeah Great. Help out the mugger so h r can d o a better job on you when hr gels II away from you"; from a worried brother, who would strap his deer rlllr on b lo w an me II I'd let him; lo a a tta c k e r's nose p o licew om a n with o i l c lean as a two young children, b u z z saw. ■ who doesn't even go lo thr mall without h e r s , e v e n In jilulnctolhrs. And III spile of what I consider In be a pretty tender heart, mine doesn't hired for anyone Intent on doing me ttodllv harm I think I could Mow an atlac ker's nose olf tie to as a buzz saw and blow Hie smoke- olf the barrel Just like Lee Van Cleef In a sp.ighnil western. I don't have any children to get Into a gun: and children come to my house only once or twice a year. However. I tin have one major stumbling block: Where in heck would I c arry It? I can't even manage wearing a pager because It digs Into my waist and rib*. I'm forever tn hot water because my bos* l* trying to contact mr while my hurtful juigrr Is In my purse, squawking too low lor me lo hear. I have a dickens of a time remembering to ' ptil m y car keys on Hair appointed book so 1 can find (Item again. And 1 can't even handle a simple juilr ol sunglasses: Oil. yljH's. the sun's coming out •• where are they? Coal pocket? (Flip off seat bell. Fish, fish flail.) No. Purse? iDig. dig. dig.) No. Under Ihc car seal? (Grope, grope. gro|K*.| Nope. Glove com ­ partment? Nada, Ami I think I ran keep track of a piece? A heater? A |>mmd of cold steel persuader? If I can't successfully pack a pager, how In blazes am I going to pack iron? Dallas businesswoman Sarah Lc Perr thinks I should pul II In one of Hie specially made garter Itells she sells In her "Feminine Protection" line of garments, purses and accessories for women. I'd Just stick It In Hie ■ holster hiding behind Ihe cute lit lie black heart and wear it a few Inches ubove my knee. O f course. I'd need to Imy a new wardrobe of skirts. My long ones would never h i me at It In time, and m y shorter straight ones would look pretty silly wilh a lump above the knee. A half dozen or so full, knee-length skirts und I'm In business. With my healer salety hidden and reacha­ ble. the only thing I'd have to gel used to Is llilnklngabnui It. Al work In another part ol the building I wonder: Did I pul my purse back Inio my desk drawer afier I look out m y checkbook to pay for Hu* Girl Scout cookies? Or Is It still silting on Hu* coffee tabic In the lobby? Is the safety on? G elling oul ol Ihe car alone al night lo walk across a dark, unpeopled parking lot on m y way to a meeting. I reach lor my piece. Slopping by the mall for a quick gill late at night. I grab my heater and head for the entrance. Once inside. I wonder: Has anyone seen me stuff my gun back Into my purse? Are they heading for the opposite exit as fast asthey can? Too soon I learn that preparing for the mindset that expects violence is another skill entirely. �Sanlord Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday. January 11, 1994 - SA Auditing firm has sued Sanford to recover fees By SANDRA ELLIOTT Herald Slatf Writer SANFORD — An Independent auditing firm has surd the City o f Sanford lo recover over $44,000 In fees for an uudlt of Florida Power and Light. An attorney for Accounting and Tax Collet-ling Services IATCS) surd the city in late December. In August. 1992 ATCS signed an agreement with the city to conduct audits of payments thr city received from various utility and franchise service providers including. FPL. Southern Hell and Cahlcvlslnn. The city termi­ nal cd lls agreement with ATCS In July after the auditing firm submitted Its report on FPL. According lo the suit. FPL did not cooperate after April 15 with the ATCS auditors. In a J u n e rep o rt. A T C S claimed FPL might have un­ derpaid the city $1.2 million In utility taxes, franchise fees and Interest between July 1987 and June 1993. The city claims Ihc number of samples Hie auditing firm pres* H ope----------Melissa, a professional aclor, sits In the director's chair during taping yesterday. F ilm -------------------------------------------Continued from Page 1A repair business. Hrnipsirud commented. "Jusl look ,it all the* cars parked around here TtuU should tell yon something." The cars parked around the servitr station Monday morning im hitled a Hull k Hoad master in mini condition. Hempstead said the "Weekly W o rld N e w s " T V sh ow Is es|reiied lo lie seen on the CHS television network, oat ion wide. shortly after the Winter Olvplrs "W e expect this to tie a half hour s h o w ." she said, "a n d It's scheduled lo begin at 8 p.m.” She added. "Th e only thing that iait'l certain yet Is what night of the week the show will lie telecast." He estimated the first pilot will Ik- seen pmtiubiy around the end of Frbruaryor tieglnnlng March Hrmpstrad said she was im­ pressed with Sanford. "Even though the episodes we will Imp r o d u c ltig d id n 't n c tu a lly iiapprn In Sanford, we have scouted around, and we may tie buck eventually to shoot one or two more segments for later programs." She said she was especially impressed by Ihr lieauiy of the downtown streets and the histor­ ic homes. "You have a won­ derful town here." she said. "I hope everyone realizes that." when you consider the growth that could have taken place III I he past 20 years." he said, "without these codes, we could have over one hundred or more by now." "Controlling these businesses which deal In sex shouldn't Ikconsidered a m oral issu e." Cochierella said. "It's a matter of protecting property values in the areas near surh establishments, and the safety of the people." He explained how a statistical comparison was made between one o f what he considered the worst areas, Orange Blossom Trull, and a similar area con­ trolled through ordinances, on Colonial Drive. S.H 50 "W e took a look al a comparable 3.7 mile area of each of the two major roadways." he said. "In Just the short lim e for our Investigations, there were 58 sexu a l assaults on O range Ulossom Trail, and 12 on Colo Dial. It shows that this type of business, no matter how It is considered by the operator, turns Into some form of pro­ stitution or Illicit sex operation." "T h is may not totally prevent any adult entertainment busi­ nesses from locating In the city." C o c h ie r e lla c o m m e n te d . "because you cannot prevent som eone from conducting a business. Hut at least this will control where u could Ik- and how It ran operate This Is a good m ove." During work sessions and subsequent City Commission m e e tin g s , no m en tion w as pu b licly madr regarding at­ tempts at locating any type of adult entertainment o|ieratlon within the city limits of Sanford. W hen the O range County model ordinance was first dis­ cussed during a work session late last year. Sanford Mayor Ik iiy e Smith urged that work be done to III Udo Sanlord needs, iimt i h i - j i M i u r r enacted as quickly as possible ro lle r chief Ralph Hussell had agreed with thr urgency lo have ordin an ces developed which would protect the cllv from surh un encroachment. During w ork sessions. Ilrsl and second readings of the ordi­ nances. no one stepped forward to speak In opposition lo the pro|Misals. ikitli ordinances were adopted on (Inal reading last night, by a unanimous vote of the city commission. Ordinance— Continued from Page 1A /onlng requirements. D u rin g last n ig h t’ s c o m ­ m ission m eeting. Jo r Cochierella, Assistant State At­ torney with the Mrtro|xil!tan Bureau o f Investigation, flth Judicial Circuit, was present. He represents Orange and Osceola Counties. "T h e codes you have adopied an much stronger than those we have in Orange County." he said " I b e lie v e t h e y are excellent, wril-prcpnrrd, and will stand up in Ihc c o u r ts If challenged." Cochierella dcsrrlbed some of the alms of the ordinances. In restricting the <>|K-iaUon* and/or loi-.ittons oi <t nato- establish­ ments Including nude dance halls, massage parlors, peep shows, adult book stores, and others. "W e only had some minor codes in Orange County when these businesses became pro­ minent, he said. "B y the Idle 1970s. there were 40 such operations Now, by coming up with more slrlngrnt require­ ments and codes, we have only 19 In our entlrr county." He admitted still having 19 such establishments may still seem high to some |>coplc. "But Continued from Page 1A slow. We needed some proof.” Zclcnuk said Monday. a gtoiqi railed the Revolutionary Armed Forces o f Colombia. Few details were disclosed nix nit Ihr brnadr.iHl monitored Dec. 15. or the status of negotia­ tions Family memliers In this country were elated by the news hut also guarded In their com ­ ments "They could I k - guerrilla Torres — Colombian or Panamanian. They could Ik- drug smugglers that have been moving Inin the area In rerent years." Wyma told The St. Petersburg Times last week The missionaries' wives and children were not harmed and later returned to this country. "T h e siatle and Interference were very, very bad." said Mel Wyma. foreign secretary of the mission, about ihr transmission. "A s ( k-s! as we could tell. It was a greeting horn rurh of ifir three men. a conrinnailon of love (or their wives and children." Wyma said Ihrrr was no way to evaluate tfu-ir physical nr menial conditions. Oflleluls are unsure about the Identities anti |iolllleal beliefs of ttie kidnappers. Panamanian Prrsldcnt G u illerm o Endarn iK-llrves thr rebels may belong to B e r n i c e M A l l e n , 47. Brampton Place. Heathrow, died Sunday Jan 9. 1994. at Or­ lando Regional Medical Center. Horn In Atlanta on Aug. 1. 1946. she moved to Central Florida in 1974. Mrs. Allen was an administrative director for Orlando Health Care Systems She was a member o f Wrat view iLiptlst Church. Sanford, and the Florida Health Information Man­ agement Association. Survivors include husband. Charles; brothers. James Moore. John Moore, both ol St. Cloud: sisters. Lynn Krliz. Dec Moore, both o f St. Cloud: father. Joseph Moore of St. Cloud. B ald w ln -F u lrch lld Funeral Home. Oakl.iwn Park Chapel. Lake Mary, In charge of thr arrangements. R O S A L IE D cBO SE Foreclose Continued from Page I A said he Is hopeful (lie matter will be resolved quickly. If the court process Is extended and th e d e ve lo p m en t Isn't m aintained, property values could drop and lax revenues from Tlmncuan could decline, he said, ” 1 don't sec It as a long-term financial drain on the city ," said Rockett, ‘ i f It’s carried out In u reasonable time frame. Hie value will remain up there In a sale Ik-cuiisc the PUD (city zoning) is In place, the Infrastructure, the golf course, tli.it sort of tftlng." P o t-----------Continued from Page l A the plants." Whitmire suit! when the plants reached maturity stage, they would be wortli approximately $1,000 each, street value. " A l­ t h o u g h th e s e w e r e s m a ll plants." he said, "w e consider them at a 8*10.000 value." Police arrested Po-Yu Chen. 20. who gave (tollce his home address Identical to the street address of the restaurant. "So we don’t really know where he actually lived." Whitmire said. Chen was reportedly employed as one of the rooks at the restaurant. Chen was arrested on a charge of cultivation of marijuana, a third degree felony, and w-as placed In the John E. Polk C o rrectio n a l F a cility u .dci* S3.000 bond. School__________ What’s for lunch? Wsdnssday, Jan. 1 2 ,1 M 4 Spaghetti with Mast Sauce Tossed Salad Chilled Peaches Italian Bread or C hel'a Salad lo w Fat Milk _____ Tlmacuan resident and rlty commissioner Gary Hrrnder said residents have known of finan­ cial problems for several months hut were ho|x-ful they could txrrsolved. "A s a pn>|>erty owner, it con­ cerns me about what It going to happen next," said Brcndcr. "The homeowners are trying build a nice nrlghhorluKKl. Most of us have fairly expensive homes and we don’t waul lo sec some builder come In and slart hu'ldmg tract homes." Efforts to reach Tlmacuan Inc. president Patricia Stenstrom were unsuccessful Monday. The telephone number to the Timacuan Really office was discon­ nected, A message left al the country club pm office was not relumed. Parties named In thr lawsuit are Tlmacuan Inc.: Tlmacuan Venture: Hubert R. Early. Indi­ vidually and as general partner In Tlmacuan Venture: Tooke la n d and Development Co.: S an ford Fruit Co.; Putricln Stenstrom . In d iv id u a lly , us trustee and personal repre­ sentative to the estate of Hum' Eugene Tooke Jr.: and Links Design Inc. Slenstron Is also a general partner In Tlmacuan Venture. Links Design president Ron Garl had Ik-cii promised two lakefnitit lots In 1989 as partial payment lor designing the golf course, n-cording to courthouse records. Alter the lawsuit was Hied Dec. 29.. Professional Faiglnecrlng Consultants Inc. was added as a drfrndcnt, according to court files. PEC filed a lien against T lm a c u a n Dec. 14 seeking $26,982 for engineering and survey work performed between June 1992 and November 1993. according to courthouse records. According to the document, the development principals ob­ tained three hank promissory notes from Sun Hank totaling $8.9 million lo consolidate sev­ eral Barnett Hank notes obtained during the late I980s to pay for the development. The Sun Hank notes were refinanced In 1992 and when they matured Sept. 2. 1992. $12 m i l l i o n In p r i n c i p a l a nd $300.04K) Inlerrsl was owed Sun Hank, according n> the lawsuit Seminole County Circuit Judge O IL Eaton Jr. has granted the Tlmacuan parties until Ft-b. 2 lo respond. If they do not. he may rule In ihe case. Sell your unwanted Items by calling and placing an 'ad with our Classified Dept, today! Sanfiictd Herald 322-2611 Rosalie DcBosc. 63. ol 2491 Hyrd Avr., Sanford, died Mon­ day. Jan. 10. al Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford, ikirtt June 13. 1930. m Quincy, she returned to Sanlord In 1984 from Detroit. Mrs. Iklkise was a homemaker and a member of Church of God By Faith. San­ ford. Survivors Include daughicr. P a t r ic ia R o b in s o n . K riu -c Cochran, Michelle Glrger. all of Ph ilad elp h ia: sons. W illiam Cochran Jr , Bernard Cochran. Imih of Philadelphia: sisters, lien ha Sluder. Gladys Mitchell. Jaequelln Hunt. Sharon Pattenant, all or Sanford. Flossie Dames. Oviedo. Patricia Davis. Buffalo. N.Y.: brother. Charles Edwards. Sanford; eight grand­ child ten. Sunrise Funeral Hume. San­ lord. In charge of arrangements. JAMES MARION COURT James Marion Court. 62. Oak Way. Sanford, died Friday. Jan. 7. 1994. al Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford. Horn Oct. 23. 1932 In Bowling Green. Ohio, he moved to Cen­ tral Florida III 1958, Mr. Court was a general contractor. He w as a m em ber o f Christ United M eth od ist C hu rch. V .F .W ., American Legion and Loyal Or­ der o f ihc Moose, all In Sanford. He served In the Navy during thr Korean war. S u rvivors include mother. Faina Marlon Davis of Holliday. FL: sons. James M.. II of Or­ lando. Jon K. of Shreveport. La. and Jay Thomas o f Orlando: daughter. Karen S ol Orlando: sisters. Marilyn o f Tampa. Diane of Gainesville and Sherry of Bradenton: five grandchildren. Gullies Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Longwood. In charge o f the arrange­ ments. MAGDELEN C. D1ENER Magdclen C. Dlenrr. 83. of Wilmington Drive. Deltona, died Saturday. Jan. 8. 1994. at her residence. A T C S Is seeking $4 4,275 based on the hourly rate for the audit. Under the auditing firm 's agreement with the city. ATCS was entitled to 40 percent o f recovered revenue front utilities audits or fees based on their h o u r ly ra te fo r an a u d it , whichever amount was less. Since Ihc city did not attempt to recover any money from FPL based on ATCS' report, the auditing firm wants to Ik* paid the hourly rate. Local teen charged with possession From stall rsports S em in ole County s h e r iff's deputies arreslcd Michael Davis Monday and charged him with possession with the Intent to distribute more than 20 grams o f Tent-miff's wife. Patti, and marijuana and introducing con ­ their three children are staying traband into a county detrntlon in Tampa with other relatives. facility. According lo shcrlfr* officials. Tencnoll. 36. a trained medic. Is from St. Petersburg. Manklns. Davis. 18, was slop|K-d for a 43, is from Susanville. Calif. irafnc violation on Old Lake Rich. 23. was bom of missionary Mary Boulevard near Sanford. Deputies reported they found parents In Peru and lists his four small hags of marijuana in home as Sanford. fils car and arrested him on " It ’s really lieen a big en­ charges of possessing (he drug. couragement to know they're W hrn he was taken to the alive." said Tenenofrs sister. John E. Polk Correctional Facili­ Cathy Marcotlc. of Tumpu. "A s a ty. lie was subject to a strip family, we try to gel by. You search. Deputies said when fie have to remember that Got! removed his panls. ihry found must have a purpose in all this.” 92 small liaggles of marijuana Manklns’ w ifr. Nunry. and stuffed Inside. their two children returned to Davis Is being held al the Jail California. In lieu of $3,000 bond. it-SrVM- : £ ' l '!*7# DEATHS BERNICE M . ALLEN enled could not substantiate thr alleged underpavmerits. Horn May 18. 1910. In New Brunswick. N J.. she moved to Central Florida In 1973. Mrs. Dimer was an assistant teacher of Home Economics at Rutgers Unttrrslty and a member of Trinity Assembly o f God. De- Philip Vincent and Paul Richard, all o f Fern Park; brothers. Sam Klreobuonu of Carson City. Ncv.. Vincent Riccobuono of Cape Coral and Philip Riccobuono of Rlehland. Wash.; sisters. Rose Zan\gbla and Catherine Rtccobuono. both of Los Angeles: five grande htldrrn and one greatgranddaughter. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Longwood. In charge of Ihr arrange­ ments. iirv tw o rs Include daughter Hetty Pllosl of Deltona: son. Prtirr Dlenrr of Sanford: five grandchildren and Ihrec great­ grandchildren. Stephen R Hilduuff Funeral Home. Deltona, in charge of the BEDE PRUDOFF arrangements. lie be Prudoff, Islander Court. Longwood. died Friday. Dec. 24. s u s a n k . M cG i n n i s Susan K. McGinnis. 73. First f9 9 3 . at Floridian N u rsin g Street. Sanford, died Sunday. Horne. Longwood. H o r n J a n . 19. 1 9 1 0 In Jun. 9. 1994 at Florida Hospital. Philadelphia, she moved to C en­ Altamonte Springs. Ikirn In Wyrross. Ga. on Sept, tral Florida In 1910. She was a 15. 1920. she moved to Central homrtnakrr and Jewish. Survivors Include daughters. Florida In 1921. Mrs. McGinnis was an employee of thr clerical Diana Krmond of Winter Springs department at Rollins College In a n d So n d r u M. K a l k l n o f Winter Park. Site was a member Cincinnati; four grandchildren of Holy Cross Episcopal Church, and three great grandchildren. ik ih Shalom Memorial Cha­ Sanford. Survivors Include sister. Emily pel. Orlando. In charge of the K Warner o f Orlando: brother. arrangements. Gerald H. Knight of Oakrldgr. FRED HANS SWANSON Term. Fred Hans Swanson. 77. Clear G rnm kow F u n eral Hom e. Sanford, in charge of the ar­ Luke. Sanford, died Sunday, Jan. 9. 1994. at the Gainesville rangements. Veterans Administration Hospi­ tal. ALISON L. MILLER Horn Dec. 29. 1916 In New Alison L. Miller. 87. Hacienda Village. W inter Springs, died York, he moved to Central Flor­ Monday, Jan. 10. 1994. at ida In 1979. Mr. Swanson was a retired medical and hospital Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Ikirn in Scotland on Aug. 22. administrator. He was a Protes­ 1906. she moved to Ceniral tant. a member of the Masons Florida In 1978. Mrs. Miller was and the Retired Officers Associa­ a retired grocery store clerk. She tion. Hr was an Air F orce was a member of Community veteran of World War II and the Korean and Vietnam wars. Alliance Church. Survivors Include wife. Lor­ Survivors include son. Robert Miller ol Buffalo. N Y.: daughicr. raine: daughters. Suusan Sehelh Margaret W clkncr o f Winter and Cifroi Norman, both o f Springs four grandchildren and Orlando and Nancy Icardl of North Carolina, stepsons. Nell two great-grandchildren. [laidwin-Fairchild Funeral S crib n er o f W inter Springs. Home. Goldenrod. In charge of Stephen Scribner of Portland. Ore. and Herman Scribner of I he arrangements. Apopku: stepdaughter. Susan Hannah of Kissimmee and 14 ANNETTES. LAT1MORE Annette S. Lutlinora. 96, Car­ grandchildren. U ald w ln -F a lrch lld Fu n eral riage Cove Way. Sanford, died Monday. Jan 10. 1994 at her Home. Oukluwn Chapel, laikc Mary. In charge of the arrangeresidence. Horn In New York CUy on m nis. Sept. I I . 1897, she moved lo Central Florida In 1991. Mrs Latlmorc was a homemaker and Catholic. Survivors Include daughicr. Evelyn L. Bergen o f Sanford; two COURT. JAMES MARION grandsons and a great-grandson Funaral tarvlcat tor Jtmtt M Court ot [(airfield Funeral Serlvccs. Oak Way. Sanford will ba ha d Wad-saiday Winter Springs. In charge of the Jan. II. at II am. al lha Cnrlil Unltid Mai hodat Church. Sanlord arrangements. FUNERALS MARY PALMERI Galna) Cartr Hand Gar dan Clapat Fwnaral Horn*, Long-rood. In charga ol tha a'ranqa manic Mary Palmcrl. 75. Prairie Lake Drive, Fem Park, died Sunday. Jan. 9. 1994 at her residence. Ikirn May 12. 1918 In Bloom­ field. N.J.. she moved to Central Florida In 1954. She was a member of St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church. Survivors include husband, Ignazlo; sons. Anthony Sam. SWANSON. FRIO M. G'a.avoa larrlcit lor Trad Snanton. aga V ol Sanlord *ho paoad aoa, Sunday »u i bo conductad Freda, a l l p m . at All Faith) Manorial Park. Caicaibarr, Full Military Honor) «lll ba eondetad br h t US Air Fore* Violation lor Inandt *111 ba Wadna* day. » » pm al tha Oat la on Chapai of tha OaldMin Fairchild Funaral Horn# Arrangamantt by Daldnln Fairchild Ftnaral Homa Oakiaon Park Chapa' �*1 •A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Tuesday, January 11, IBM Soldier returns to Vietnam to bring home friend By O IO RO E ESPBR AP Special Correspondonl_______ • HANOI. Viclnom — Nearly 25 yram ago. when the war wan raging in Vietnam, n 20-ycar-old private Imm, Alabama *uld a prayer and burled bln Marine buddy In a Vlrt C.’onn prisoner of war ramp where both were held Thomas Davis survived five years In POW ramps and has returned to Vietnam for the first lime since Ills rrlcase In 1073 to help find the t mains o f Ills fallen comrade. " I rame here to gn a friend." he said "I'm here through the grace o f God.’ * In those five yearn o f hell. Davis, who was a draflee from the small Alabama (own of Kufaula. said as many as 10 Americans died In the camp One was trying to escape, and others died from malnutrition and lack of medical care. the Army — 26 years. He Is command sergeant ol the IHth Military Police Brigade In Frankfurt. Germany, where he lives with Ills wife. Ills two c h ild ren . Tam ck a. 21. and Tshombr. 18. attend Autiuru University- In Alabama. Davis was asked to return to Vietnam on tern|>orary duty lo help find his buddy by the U S Joint Task Foree va tvh ln g lor thr remains of Americans still u n a c c o u n te d fo r from th r Vietnam War H r Is w ork in g wi t h U S specialists win* will excavate the site tn Quatig Ngal Province. In w h a t w a s f o r m e r l y S o u th Vietnam. 325 miles northeast of IfoC hl MlnhClty. "Early on. I made up my mind that I would return home, no matter what." hr said. " I made up my mind I would not die In that place." "I'm confident that w r il find him and bring him back/* Davis said In a telephone interview Monday night from Qunng Ngal City. "It's been 21 years but If I can get on thr ground, exactly tn the camp, get reoriented and retrace my steps. I can find him ." He did survive and tone lo the highest enlisted rank a soldier can a c h ie v e In the A r my , nergeant major. Now 4ti. he has spent more than half his life In Davis was serving wlih thr ill-fated Arnrrlc.il Division In 1968 when hts company from the 3rd Battalion. 2 1st Infantry. liMith Light Infantry Brigade w as am bushed w h ile on a search and destroy mission lie and two other soldiers got nrparated from Use unit — one was wounded — and were raptured by the Viet Cong. The Marine Davis buried was a friend he met later In the camp who died In 1970. " lie just died of malnutrition." Davis said. "Ills body Just gave out. I watched him die " During his captivity. Davit said U S . B52 air strikes und artillery strikes came close lo the POW camp, which was hidden under the cover of the canopy Jungle. Hr was krpi In the camj) tn Uunng Ngal Province for Hirer years, then moved lo North Vietnam, where most of the American POWs were held They walked several hundred miles und were trun-qxirit-d some of thr way by truck and train. "It fell like 5.000 (miles)." Davis ( af EM ERG ENCY T O W IN G 3 7 ? 8 9 3 0 w H X i mT / t Under Original Ownership full Time Attendant / > With • Dry • fold Welcome Old Cuilomertl W1SN-DUK MAXUTnAa l i l t ShtncJi Ate. tuilod ortN >o*n m i r.M-aio l3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 % m ! U IU U M > » M 3 2 2 -3 6 7 8 ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ADVERTISING y j f LAUNDROM AT N O W R L-O PLNLD PUT YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE 2401 Country Club Rd. 322-4644 or 322-MOB ■ the presentation, representing 44 members Left to right. Pea.ile M Ford. Ethol M June, Lula Cummings. Arthur Mae Scott, Earths Melton, and Sanford Mayor Bettye Smith. 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O'Neal made Kl ol ID shots. grahlted seven rebounds and blocked one shot, while Olajuwon had 26 |mi|ills 11 rebound* and Dvr bloeks Holiert Horry tlnlnhed with 12 |>oinls lor Houston and S a in Cassell eontrllnitrd I I In a reserve role. Nick Anderson. Donald Royal and Scott Skllesraeh had 16 points lor Orlando The game m arked the return of Tree Rollins, a Magic assistant coach who signed a IOd.iv contract to rotor out of rrtlrrrnrnt as a Itackup lor O'Nenl allrr G r r g Kllr was injured Rollins, w ho playrd H> seasons for lour other learns, played right m in u tes and had two jwtinis. two rebounds, one steal utul one block AROUND THE S TA TE Hurricane o p ts for NFL CORAL G A B LE S — Donnell Ik-unrti. the Miami Hurricanes' aernnd trading rusher In 1993, lias derided lo skip his senior year and declare himself e lig ib le for the 1994 NFL drnll. Bennrll, of Fort Lauderdale, finished second on the tram with 563 yards on 143 carries and led ihr (ram w ith seven rushing touchdowns, lie had25rreepllons for IHS yards and one ID "1 am leaving with mixed em otions." said Ik-nnett. who l unshed his career with 1.075 yards rushing a n d 16 touchdowns. "But allrr carefully w eighing all of my option*, and s|ieuklng wllh th e NFL advisory comm itter. I am cnitlldrnt tli.it I will Ik - ready lo compete al the next level." AROUND THE NATION Lightning b o p Rangers NEW YORK — T h e Tampa Hay Lightning scored power-play •tools 63 seconds apart in the second period, including Adam Creighton's second of the g a m e , and liral New York 5-2 for the Hangers' third straight loss The Rangers, w h o have Ihr NHL's Itrsl record, w ere outshnt for only the fourth lim e In 42 games The Lightning, who also got goals from J o e Reekie. Mare Bergcvln and Petr Klitmi. had u 33-29 advantage In shots. They outshot Ihr K a n g m 29 101h rou gh the fit st two periods. The Rangers, lowing (or Ihe fourth tim e In five games and for th e first time In nine games at home against a division opponent, had goals Irum Nick Kyprcow and Sergei Nrmchlnnv. The Lightning, o n the first of a five-game road trip. Improved th eir rercnl record to 5-1-1. T»m |u Hay goaltendrr Daren I’ tippa. the NHL's most recent player o f the week, made 27 saves. B e th u n e -C o o k m a n falls PRINCESS A N N E . Md. - Dale Harrison scored u game-high 23 points and Terrell Harris added 21 to lr<i.i Maryland-Eastern Shore to a 76 69 victoryover llct hunc-Cookman Monday night. Tryonn While led Ikihunc-Cookmun wllh 12 {KrlnisandLamont Parrish chipped In 11. TravPi GrlfTln u lso scored In double digits for UMES. gelling 13 points. NASCAR stars in IROC TINTO.N' F A L L S . N.J. - Dale Earnhardt. Kusty Wallace a n d Mark Marlin. Ihe top three lln lsh m in Ihr 1693 NASCAR Winston Cup serlrs. are the first three drivers selected for Ihe 1994 International Race of Champions series. The four-event all-star serlrs begins Feb. 1H at Daytona International Speedway and will also Iruturr events at Darlington. S.C.. Tulludrgn. Ala., and Brooklyn, Mlrh. Earnhardt, w h o Is coming off his slxlh Winston Cup title, will compete In his lOtli IROC series. He w us not Invited to participate In the series In 1993. bill filled In for the lute Alan Kulwicklln the Dual two races. Wallace, ihe Winston Cup runner-up. will appear In IROC fo r Ihr slxlh consecutive year, lie-wastin' 1991 series champion. Martin. Ihlrd-place In ihe NASCAR series, will Ik - making Ills th ird IROC appearance. Nine more d riv ers will lie added to the scries lineup over the n e x t three weeks LAKE MARY Tw o Volusia County squads ami one Orlando quintet found out Monday night that this Is nut a good yenr to I k playing any of the Seminole County girls' liasketball Iranis. l.akr Mary. Lym an and Lake Howell outsrnrrd their opponents by H7 points. 185-98. an average of 29 points |M-r game, and none of the Ihrrr were rvrr threatened as the county continued to show Its supe­ riority over most other Central Florida arras this year. And II did not matter If ihe game was on Ihr road nr al home, as Lyman blasted DeLand In DeLand. 63-25. and Lake Howell crushed Boone In Orlando. 71-46. Lake Mary wus the only one lo (day al home and came away with a comfortable 5 1-27 victory over Deltona Lake Mary 51. Deltona 27 LAKE MARY - The Rams held the Wolves lo less than 10 points In every quarlrr and broke the game open with a 22-5 third quarter advantage In posting their third consecutive victory, and fifth In six starts. "W e playrd w ell." said laikr Mar)’ head roach Anna Vunlandlnghatn. "W e got the job done, panlrularly In Ihe second half when I fell we playrd lo uur potential. Wc'rc get­ ting there." Diane Duber continued her Im­ pressive play of late, as she led a balanced Ram attack wllh 14 points and live rebounds. Dawna Ferguson rhlpprd In wllh nine (mints and five rebounds, while Jennifer (irrlsslng added right (mints. Tlmtu Dawson paced Deltona. 8-8, with 11 (mints. Lakr Marv. 8-9. will return lo the l See Basketball. Page 2B U K I MAST It. DELTONA V o*n*M o n T*tgor*or!l 1114. O ..*on %0 0 It. Curd! I • • I. Abate I t 11. Hogw 0 I 1 I. XU EOmenO! I • • 4 MU t m O M K l l l l Tout* 114*11, U k t Mory III) Tm a m « 4 > • • * . F*rgu!on 4 I I t Gobi 1014. Segued >00 4. t M « « 1 00 14. O '»-%»!•* m i . Herri! 1004. Htmtan t o i l Teteli 140011 D inw t I * I I - ir Like Mary 14 1 » It - tl Th.»# point I-aid goal’* — Dai'ona I I Danton) Total tout* — Dtitono 11. Lot* Mary 14 FauUd out — nona TtctwiKoli — non* Ratardt — Dolton# 10. lata Mary 11 LVMAM41. DalANOlS Lyman IU ) Jart von 114 4. Brown 1 11 II. Ir ranton 1001. Wood 0 00 0. Morm WafetUr t o i l . Htdun 0 00 0. Do*ling 1 Of 1. Rnodat I 0 I II. Wail 100 4. C rogariooit Total! 14 111101 DaLand till Hank! 0 14 1. Dowdy 1 1 1 1 Holm*! t i l l . Stiel 0 01 0 Jtrofct t 14 It. william! 10 14 Total! 10114 It Lyman II II II H - 41 Da Land 4 I 0 I - It Three point (laid goal’! — Lyman ] IRhodat 1. Jackion It Total tout! — Lyman If. Daland 14 For.lad out — Lyman. Denting Tattmlcall — nona Ratordt - Lyman 111. DalandO tl LAKE HOWELL 11. BOONE 44 Uka Hawaii tnt MarcMtalla 0 1)11. ConioUl 100 0. Xonn 0 I I II. Duncan I 00 1. Lmdbarg I 00 i. Cravat 1 I 1 10. Comat0 111. Jam*! to o tO Total! H AITI (44) Drear.ng I D S . Robert! 0 10 1. Cal van 0111. Conotay 0 14 1. Whita 1 4 0 14. Kntton 0 14 1. Blthop 1011. Burnt 10 0 1. Andtrtan 0 111. Total! t i l l 1144 Laka Hawaii If H II U - ft g rT-y || | y II — 44 Throa point twld goal ! — Loka Hawaii 1 (Koftn 4. Cravat )). Boon* | (Burnt) Total lout! - Laka Hawaii 10: Boon# f Faulad aul — nona Tactmlcali — nona Racordt — Laka Mowtll 10 It Boon# l i t Oviedo al Waal Orange. Jv, 5:15 pm. ;v, 7 pm. ■y DEAN SMITH Herald Sports W riter SANFORD — The unparalleled balance among the six Seminole County girls' basketball (rams this year has come home to huunt the Lake Howell Silver Hawks. After spending the majority of the season In the number three spot In Class 5A o f the Florida Sports W riters Association (F S W A ) Stale Basketball Foil. Ihe Silver Hawks ran Into a red-hot Lake Mary tcum last Friday night and uuffcted theli first loss of Ihe season 66-50. after 19 straight victories. The loss dropped laikc Howell to Ihe No. 6 spot FO RT L A U D E R D A LE - T h e Miami Hurricanes and Wisconsin Badgers are discussing a matchup In the 1994 Kickoff Classic at (hr Mcadowlands In East Rutherford. N.J. ( 7:30 p.m. - ESPN. NCAA. Indiana al Inwu. (LI C o m p le te ll s t l n * * o n Papa IB _________________ _ In the first poll of ihe new yenr. but still bus the distinction o f being Ihe only county school getting votes. In either the bays' or girls' (Kills. Lake Howell recovered nicely from the loss lo beat a good Oralndo-Boonc squad. 71-46. In Orlando Monday night to become the first team In Florida lo reach the 20 win plutcau. The only other 5A District 4 team to get votes In Ihe girls' poll was Daytona Deach-Mulnland. The Buccaneers have had success outside o f Seminole County, rolling up a 9-4 record. But three of their four losses have conic al Ihe hands of Seminole, twice, and Lake Howell. Other area girls' squads getting voles Include: Si. Cloud, No. 1 In Class 4A. Orlando-Lake H ighland Prep. No. 7 In C lass 1A. and Maitland Ornngrwood Christian. No. 7 In Class B. On Ihe boys’ side. Class 5A-Dlslr1et 4 member Mainland Is ranked No. 4. Others gelling voles were Orlando-Dr. Phillips, voles In Class 5A. Ealonvlllc-Wymore Tech. No. 5 In Class 1A. Daytona Beach-Father Lopez. No. 10 In Class 1A. and Deltona-Ttinlly Christian. No. 8 In Class B. Most of the county teams will be Idle until Friday or Saturday because of nine-week's exams. One exception Is the Lake Howell girls, who will lie at New Smyrna on Wednesday. Just about everyone else will play games on both Friday and Saturday, as they try to get games In before the dlrstiicc tournaments, which will Ik coming up the week o f February the 7th for the girls and Fcbtunry 14th for the boys. CSee Prep Polls, page 2B Miami may face Wisconsin in Kickoff Classic Associated Press BASKETBALL H«ratd Photo! by Work HtrtH Lake Howell girls drop in state polls WHAT’S HAPPENING Girls' Soccer It was a big n|ght for a trio ol Seminole County girls' basket­ ball teams on th e hardwood M onday night as Lako Mary, Lyman and Lake H ow ell oech posted wins by al least 24 points over non-county com petition. Al Lake Mary High School, Laura Raguccl (No. 32 In lop photo) looks lo make a move past Deltona's Erin M aijub (No. 13) as the Rams Joelle Townsend and (ho Wolves' Vickie Abalo (No. 33) look on. In the photo at right. Deltona leading scorer Tlm la Dawson (No. 20). who scored 11 points, outruns Lake Mary's Courtney Harris lor a loose ball. The Rams wont on to win the game by a 51-27 score. In the o th er g am es, Lake Howell punished Boone, 71-48, and Lyman b ash ed D eLand, 63-25. Most county loams, with the exception ol a Lake How ell girl's game at New Smyrna Beach on Wednesday night, will be Idle until Friday becauso o l nineweek's exams. “ It would allow us to pDy a 12th game and wc arc definitely Interest­ ed ," Miami athletic director Paul Dec told Ihe Sun-ScntInrI of Fort Lauderdale for a storv Monday. Pat Richter, athletic director ut Wisconsin, said the gunic would enhance recruiting In Ihe New Jersey area. "T h e custern location Is attractive and everything else Is positive, but we still have to spend more time going over It." he said. Wisconsin defeated UCLA 21-16 In the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day. Miami lost to Arizona 294) In the Fiesta Bowl. Larry Wahl. Miami's associate athletic director who supervises scheduling, said Miami couch De­ nnis Erickson expressed Interest In the Kickoff Classic. "D en n is Is (he one who the morning after Ihe game In Phoenix said (bill he would be interested In playing." Wahl said. "I guess It's like wanting to gel right back on the horse." If Ihe plan Is completed. Miami would hnve to forgo plans lo play Tulsa at Joe Robbie Stadium four days after the Aug. 27 Kickoff Classic. Miami defeated Auburn 20-18 In the 1984 KlckofTCIassIc. Sieve Malchnw. sports Informa­ tion dlirctor ut Wisconsin, said he Ihought coach Barry Alvarez would be reluctant to add unathcr game to the Badgers' 11 -game schedule. "It sure is flattering to be consid­ ered for the game. There was a time when they were laughing at us." Malchow said o f the Badgers, who went from u 1-10 record four years ago to 10-1-1 this past season. Including the 21-16 Rose victory against UCLA. FO R THE BEST-COVERAGE O F'S P O R TS IN Y O U ff AREA, READ T H E SA N FO R D HERALD D A IL Y 0 -/ ’ * . r -r - r - ' ^ r*. # ** �! • - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida • Tuesday. January 11, 1094 STATS & STANDINGS D O Q S Mond4y night First race — 1/14. 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M *4 *Rc V*Uy Candy If 00 1 20 2 00 I Creak Style 100 1 *0 I Barbara Matt j *0 Q 114) 1140 P 14-111141T (4 1111*1.40 llth race — 17ll. A 1 2041 I Pens* Feel 700 * 44 210 moo too SHeitoSwfftySut 4 Jepher O dd i*o O II I) *444 P II I ) *2.04 ▼I I 14) 220 1* OO 1144-1)14141 llth rac* - V*. 0: 10.11 I Hoi too* G»eg 400 2 40 1*0 I Vision Fart* 140 1 to 7Cr I Mill Arm B 700 O I I I ) 1740 P II I ) 1100 T 114 7) 171 M S II4-74IU140 A —l.ltti H—1141421 EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic IXvStton W L Pci. New York I) * TOR O. land* It II JM Miami 14 i) -ill New Jersey 1] il ,4lf Philadelphia 1] i* 40* Boston u II 2*7 Washington t 77 2*0 Central Division Atlanta 22 7 7»* Chicago St 10 *77 Charlotte II 14 S42 Cleveland 11 '• 41* Indiana II 17 Ala Milwaukee t n 7*0 Detroit 1 r. 2*7 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Osvtsiea W L Pc*. Houston 17 S *44 Utah n II 447 San Antoni* n II *47 Denver IS 17 a** Minnesota M II 17) Dallas I It OS! Pacific Otvitten Seatti* 2* 2 1*7 Phcenis 24 * *00 Portland 10 IS sal Golden Stole 14 14 U1 LA Clippers It If 247 in LA Lekert II » Sacramento 10 » . ill OE I 4k* • '» • 10 II'S — 1 SI* 10 10 14 14'* OB — 4'S I 1) 17* a IS'* — |i| M II'S tS's 17 I7»> Ph.tadeiphiaf*. Boston*4 OrUad* III. Havetan it* Tuesday's Oamai LACi.petrtat Nan Yark.7 20pm Washingtan al Haw Jersey, 7 20p m D*n*ar atDetroit. 7:J0p m Indiana •• M.lwauk t*. 1:20p m Mmnatat* at San Antonie. | Mpm Char ion* *• Phoanl*. * p m Ceidtn litla al LA Laker*. M M pm Miami*) Sacramento. II:M o at Seattle *l Portland. M M pm Wednesday's 0*m*i Houston*! Boston. 7 10pm LA Clippers at Phiiadelprila. 7 » p m Cleveland *1 Orlando. 7:M pm. Chicago*! Atlanta. 7 20pm Oanrer *1 Indiana. 7:10p m MinnesotaatDallas. I Mpm Miami*1 Oaiden Slat*. II:Mpm. Racket* Maple. Bei HOUSTON (IMI Horry 1 *1 * 11. Thorp* a I I 1 *. Otoiuwon * 20 71 N cite 2 * a 4 *. Smith 1 10 2 1 12. Cassell 1 744 14 Herrera 4 111 * Bullard I 2 002. Brooks010 00. Palrusk* I 1002. R.lay I 4002 Totals 17 7 1 » 27100 ORLANDOIIIII Turner 12 00 2. Anderson 7 1* 00 I*. O’Meal 111* I S TO. Sklles * II 11 14. Hardaway 11 20 1 1 20. Roytl * 12 44 IA. Rooms 1 1*4 2. Scot! 1400 7. BowieOOOOO Crean 01144,Tower 00 041. Caok 04 00 0 Total* 4|*)I4 1*111 Haulto* I* O D II - IN Orlande I* I) 17 7* - III 1 Point po*ls - Houston 4 II (Horry 7 I. Otoiuwon I I, E l* I 1. Bullard 0 I. Smith Oil. Orlando 111 (Anderson 2 0. Scott 11 'sn*s I 4, Harden** I 4. Turner 4 I) Fou'ad out — Cassell Rrbounds — Houston U (Otoiuwon II). Orlando a* IO Neal Royal 71 Assists Houston 2* (Smith II. Orlande M I Anderson 71 Total tout* - Houston!]. Orlando 22 A 11.2*1 CO LLM B BASKETBALL The Tap Twenty Five The top 11 loam* In The Associated Press col 1* 9* basketball poll with first place vote* In parentheses, records through ion *. total points based on 71 points tor a lirsl piece veto through one paint lor a 21th piece vet*, and previous ranking* IlCWA Pt* Pvs 1 North Carolme (J*) t n 1-2*1 2 I Duke (141 t t 1.174 ) IS1 1.427 S ] Kansas 101 1.202 1 4 Arkansas * « 1 217 1 1 UCLA III * Arizona il i u x t * u i 1 722 < 7 Massachusetts (1) • Kentucky i l l 1.174 4 * Pur due 1)0 1.14* I* *14 1) 10 Michigan 101 11 Indiana *47 U ■2 17 Wisconsin no tJi IS Ul 7 1) Temp** 77 14 Connecticut 17 1 774 U If Lounnll* ■0 7 */• it 14 St r4Cus* • 1 All >• tt Georg.a Tech M0 1} *2 II Minnesota 4U It 1* Culitorm* *2 ID la 73 Boston College 10) 277 >0 71 Cincinnati II 2 27A 17 II l 77 Als 777 7) West Virginia t 1 144 24 Vanderb.il *2 172 77 2) Missouri 10 1 172 III*) Xavier. Ohio 11 172 Others receleiag v e in ; Illinois *). Maryland *1. Oklahoma Slat* * 1 . Si Louis 11. Florida a* New Mettco Si 40 Pen* )t DePeul 27. Marquette 27. Virginia Com monwealth 24. New Orleans IS. Virginia 22. Nebraska 11. Previdence 11. Western Ken lucky II Georgia 10 Virginia Tech 10. Montana * Wake Forest *. Stanford 7. Michigan State A Georg* Washington 1 Tannest** Chattanooga I. LSU A Mississippi St 4. New Mental. Miami.Ohio 1 Monday's Collet* Basketball Scare* (A IT Army 70 Df*i*l47 BlsalieldSt *4. FairmanISt *1 C W Posit*. Pacer* Camsiws la. Manhattan *) Colgate *2. Cornell 77. OT Concord *0. Alderson Broaddvs *a Connecticut 7L Syracuse *7 Do*img ** Motley 7t East Stroudsburg** DiSt ot Columbus! Geneva 101. Lake Erie*! ClanviltoSt 10) West Llba-ty *4 Indiana. Pa 110. Pitt Jotsnttown77 Lalayattolr Swarthmort 2* LeMoynatt Bridgeport 7| Lehigh 74. Columbia *7. OT Loyola. Md 71 Navy *4 Me.smooth N 2 *1.St Francis NT 7| Mount SI Mery sit. St Francis Pa 12 NYU 140 Plattsburgh St 14 Phile Pharmacy Ml. Neumann II Phiia Teetito 7*. Adeiphi to Queans Call 70 Concordia. N Y *4 Owmniptoc 07. Bryant |) Robert Morris 40. Rider ** Sacred Heart 12. Assumption *4 Satom Telkyo 17 Charleston w Va *0 Southampton »7 Merry N V *4 SI Peter s 7a. Fairli«Wt4 St Rosa 44 N V Techie Upsala *4. Drew 7* W Virginia SI M Shepherd SI W Virginia Tech M. Davis A Elk in* 72 Wagner eg. Long Island U M Wheeling Jesuit PI. W Va W*slyn*7 Yark.N Y 02. John lay M SOUTH Alabama AAM TO. Albany. G* *• Alabama St. 7*. Toies Southern 7J Appalachian St. II. Citadel to BelmonlAbbeyll.Oueens.NC 77 BrewSon Parker 74. Shorter *t Campbell 11. William A Mary 10 Campbellsvlll* U. Cumberland. Ky *S Cant Arkansas 71. Livingston St 41 Christian Brothers M. Belmont 41 Clemson M. Mortar 71 Coastal Carol me M. N C Asheville 7* Delaware It. 71. Flertde AAM 17 Duka If. Brown 71 East Carolina I*. George Meson n Oe Southwas s*rn 71, Barry tj Grambl.ng SI *4. Southern u *1 Hampden Sydney 14. Lynchburg *a Jackson it. 71. Prairie View 11 Lambuth U. Freed Hardeman 77 Lander 7i. Armstrong St 7] Lit**#. Southern Tech n Lipscomb 114. Cumberland. Term u Lou.s en. Coll IS. Dillard71 Mery Washington II. WashmgtOT 4 La* 17 Md I lbar* 74. Oettwwe Caokman *4 Miss Valley SI f). Alcorn SI 47 Marehead It I t IE Misiaurl 72 Murray SI. 7*. E Kentucky 72 N Cars)me AfeT *2. Morgan St 44 NC Wilmington 71. American U M Radford 71. Md Baltimore County 70 I Carolina SI loo Howard U 17, aOT SC Aiken 71. Francis Marlon el SW Louisiana 71. Lamar H Spring Hill 01. Balls*v*n 44 Tennesta* Tech 70 Tenn Marline! Tn Chattanooga I). VMI *2 To*ton SI 44. Liberty tl Tuscuium St Tenn Wesleyan 71 Veidesto It. 77. Ato Huntteilto S* W C*roima7l,Marshalls) W Kentucky u . Art Little Reck 71 West Georgia *0. Nerth Alabama 12 Winthrop 141. Charleston Southern t* Wottordtl.Clonie.OT MIDWEST Baral 27. Moody Bote 40 Cleveland SI 71. E IIUrwiiM Concordia. Moor 7*. II Oirla* DePauw 107. Rocktoed*4 Detroit Merc yl*. Farr.t Si 14 Dickinson 11 14. Mary 11 Drury 111. Lincoln. Mo *1 Eureka 11*. Harris Stoat U Fart Hays SI. *S. Nebraska Kearney *1 Guslar Adolphus 41 Augsburg M ill Chicago07. W>t Milnaukaan Illinois TechM. Ch.tago 17 Kansas**. Oklahoma *4 Miami. Ohio70. Loyol*. Ill 47 Minot SI tUAIUyvtllo!*.*7 NE Missouri 12. Quincy 74 S Illinois I*. Dra4* 7* SI John s. Mmn *|. Macaiastor a Valley City Si 7*. Jamestown al Valparaiso 12. W lllinoiltl W«yn* Nab *1. Dent** Wit Grtan Bay 1*. N lllineii** Wnghl St 7*. Youngstown SI 71. OT SOUTHWEST Ark Pm* B>utl 1*. Harding 11 Houston Baptist tl.Mery Hardm BeylorM NF Oklahoma SO. John Brown I ) Oklahoma SI 181. W TtiesASM *! Oral Roberts tl. LorOJ Mary mount ** Ouachita II. Delta St 7* Tariaton St tt E Te.asSt *1 U ot th* Oiark 1 10* Arkansas Baptist 71 FARWE1T E Montana W. Carroll. Mont f*.OT E Washington**.S Ulth*} Fresno SI *4. NewMeskotl Hewell 70. Color ado SI M Long Beach St 71 Nevada «* NewMeaKoSl M E Tmnesse* SI 11 San Diego St 7L Wyoming 71 Teres EI Paso 77. Air Fere* 71 UC Santa Barbara 12. Utah SI 11 EXHIBITION Sundance Productions41. Susquehanna *1 Wonsan's Tap Twenty Ftv* Th* Top Twenty Fly* woman's basketball teams at compiled by Mai Greenberg el the Philaoe-pma Inquirer at voted by a panel ot women coaches wi*h lies! place votes In pa-*nthetas records through Jan *. total pornIt bated on 11 pornIt tor a lirsl place vote through on* point tor a 7Hh place vote and previous ranking Record PI* Pv 1 Tennessee 1441 1)0 1.4)4 1 7 low*III *0 I.2S4 2 ) Perm St ISO 1.40* 2 4 North Carolina 110 1.41* ) S Tata* Tech 1) 1 u i i * 4 Vanderbilt II I 1.2** 7 7 Colorado 12) 1 74* 4 1 Kansas 111 M I4 •> t Southern Cal • 1 1.0*2 10 10 Alabama *10 II •0 7 II Stanford *07 * 11 It ConnecHc-jf Ml • •02 1) Purdue III 70S 14 la LautstonaTech •) 774 T4 1! Virginia 744 17 tt l* Wtshtngson 101 4*2 77 17 Ohis Stato 1) I N IS II Northwestern 71 14* II It Florida Inter national 2*4 141 70 W Kentucky 44 247 1) tl Ai-suris 14 200 If 72 Montana 10 2 107 20 IS. Boise Sleto IH to) 74 UNLV 144 — 42 ) ) Setoff Hell 14 2 127 — Otfeen receiving eetesi Indiana us. Gee-’ , a 107. Southern M.ti 101 Oklahoma Si a) Maryland el: Gonjege 14 Toledo It; Sonia Clara 4*. Hawaii 41. Clemson ye SW Missouri St 7* New 7Ar.no St T) Mm nesota 21, Creighto" 20 Mississippi 1*. Ttiat I* Duka 12 Arltona I. Mrdd>« Tann I Arkansas SI * Notre Oam* 1 Pittsburgh 1 Stephan F Austin i UCLA) N IIIMotta. St Joseph t 4. Marquette 2 South Carolina 1 Southern Math 1 Virginia Tech 1. Ala Birmingham 7 Ok'shorn s 2. Oregon SI 7 George Washington I Tvtone I Monday s Woman's Basketball tear** (AST Aiitany N Y *4 Wilke* 4* Alien toe* »f Alvernte 1] AmericenU M. Duquesn* ef bar uch 74. John J*y 44 Btoomsburg 7A Shippentberg M Bryant |l, Qummpiac 44 Carnegie Mellon 71. Grave City 2* Mofsira 1*. Colgate 17 Lateyelto *4 Dresel 1) LeMoyneOl Bridgeport** Monmouth *4. II Francis. N Y 14 Mount SI Mery tT0.lt Francis. Pa *1 New Jersey Tech 11 CCN V 17 Oue-rns Con 41 Concordia. N V 2* Rider 71. Robert MoriitA! SI Petor set Hartford*) Union M. Smith 42 Wagner *7. Long Island U 41 Westminster I I . LlRoch* 17 SOUTH Albany. Go 41. Alabama AAM IS Armstrong St 41. Lander 11 Balmont 10A Christian Brothers 70 Belmont Abbey 44 Berber Scotia IS Chrttphr Newport 70 Fink In A Marshalled Cumberland Ky SO. Carton Newman 71 Fayetteville 71 Methodist *0 Georgia 102 Mercer 11 Gr ambling 11 *1. Southern U #* High Point I* Greensboro 1} Hoi Ims**. Lynchburg t) Jacksonville SI tl. Kennesaw St 72 Lambuth Coll tl. Freed Hardeman *) Lipscomb *7. Cumberland Tenn tt LongwoodAt. Kutitownt* Louisiana Coll TL Dillard *1 Lynn 100. Edward W«lect tl Morehead St M. SE Missouri 7! N Alabama 74. W Georg.* Al N Carolina AAT 71. Morgan SI M Queens. N C 41. Gardner Webb 77 Shorter 71. Brewton Parker *1 SC Aiken 10. Francis Marion *7 S Carolina Spartanburg** Canvert* 47 South Carolina SI II. Howard 71 Southern Mist M lou t, ill* 70 Tenn Techll.Tenn Marline/ Troy St M S Al«b*m*74 Union. Tenn 111. Lane H Valdosta St |i. Ala Huntsville 7* Virginia Tech 7}. S Fiend* It Woltord 04 Mars Hill *7 MIDWEST Concordia. Moor *4. SI CM*111 Groceland00. Ion* Wesleyan*1 Gustav Adolphus 7*. Augsburg (I Lake Erie 7l.Obrri.nt* St Benedict** Macalettor 1* St Thomas Mmn |l. Car Won 41 SOUTHWEST Arkansas Tech 4). Rust 20 Hard ngtt. Ark Pin* Blutl M MeMurry M. Ambassador *4 NE,Oklahoma*0 iehn Brown 0) Tar I*ton SI 71 Mary Hardm Baylor *1 U.04fhoOl*rks«t Arkansas Baptist 7* FAB WEST E MontanaT* Montana Ttch 4) E hew Meaico 7*. N Mea HighlandsTl New M eiicoSI 01 Cal Si Fuller ton* I UNLV7L UC Irvine 17 Hartford Ottawa 17 21 1 17 IT* 117 • 11 4 10 111 114 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Division W L T PI* OF OA 2a la t II III II’ Toronto Dallas 72 1! 9 11 II) 114 Detroit 22 1) 4 V? II) IM SI Louis 7i la A a III IM Chicago >0 17 4 u III IIA Winnipeg 14 74 I V 147 I’ l Pacific Division Calgary 21 14 9 tf IAJ 141 Vancouver 20 11 0 40 19V IM Angh«<m 17 71 9 14 IM III 14 71 ) n IS) 141 JC%* 11 71 A n Ml 11’ Edmonton 1) >4 A 2J 11) It) Monday's Gamos Toronto!. Boston0 N Y Islander1 1 Otlewal l-e Montreal A W'nmpeg 1 Tampa Bay 1. NT. Rangers 1 Detroit 4 Anaheim 4 Tuesday's Games Boston el Pittsburgh 7 U p m O lt* ** *l Philadelphia 7 11pm Toronto*!Washington 7 11 pm Buffalo al Chicago I 11 p m Edmonloa al Dallas I 11 p m Quebec atCa'ge’ r * Up m Lot Angeles at Van Jot*. IP U p m Wednesday's Games New Jersey at Montreal f U p m Tampa Bey at Detroit. 7: U p ns Buffalo* t Winnipeg I U p m Quebec al Vancouver. 10 U p m Hartford al Lot Angeles 10 U pm San Jot* al Anaheim 14 U p m NHL SUMMARIKS Lightning Rangers. Sems Temp* Bay 1 I t - 1 N Y Rangers t I * - I First Parted — I Nen fori. Kypreot I (Hudson. Ament*I. * 17 7 Tampa Bay Creighton 1 (Peeschet (lynvtkl. II 2* 1. Tampa Bay. Reek* I I Anderston Savartfi 17 72 A Tampa Bay Bergevin I IGreitonl. 11 20 Penalty - O Mam TB I hold,ng I I* 24 Second Period - 1 New York Nemchmov 12 (Kocwr. Amonlel. I II Ippl 4. Tampa Bay. Grattan 4 I Joseph Brndtoyl. I 14 Ippl 7, Tampa Bay. Klim* 17 (Savard Gfjttonl, * 2* Ippl Penalties - Joseph TB Ihoidingi el. Chambers TB theMmgi. * sa Gra.es NY (tnppmgl 7 11 Lowe NY IhootMgl 7 10 Hamrl.k, TB Irowghmgl. 17 77. Kocur. N Y (raughlngl I ! 27. Elynulk TB (slashing), II 0S Gllberl NY Iflbowingl 11 0* Third Period - lion* Pena Hies - Reekie TB (heiamgl, 7 17. Elynuik, TB Itlethmgl • 4*. Low* NY Irough.ng). I 44 Shots ** e*4l — Tampa Bar 17 17 4 ■ U New York 74 17 - 74 Power pity Opportunities — Tampa Bay ) •47. New York Ie44 Oaaltes - Tampa Bay. Puppa ■! I I 1 (24 kho*t 77 sa.esl New York. Rkhtor (11 III. Haaty. 4 4 4(1) 24t>rst 20171 A — 17.N ) Referee — Dan Marouetli Linesmen Bernard OeGrac*. Scott Driscoll kCTII BASEBALL America* League BALTIMOBI ORIOLES - Ag'eeO to terms wits Lao Gomel, third betemen. an a •to rear contract NFL AWARDS KaHoael Feetball League MV Pt "*■ NFL Most Va'uabi* Players named by Th* Associated Press In b*'let mg by a * .Honwtde media panel 1*17 — Jim Brown C's.viand irW — G-no Marcheiii Baltimore 1*1* — Charley Carterly. New York Giants l*4d — Norm ' ' i . brocklm. Philadelphia and Jo* Schmidt Detroit 1*41 — Paul Hormmg. Green Bay IHT — Jim Taylor. Green Bey l**J — V A Tittle New York Giants ISA4 John Unites Baltimore lt») — Jim Brown. Cleveland l**4 — Bart Starr. Green Bav 14*7 — Joirn Unltos. Baltimore i*U — Earl Morrell. Baltimore 1*44— RomanGabnel. L A Rams 1*70 — John Brod.*. San Francisco 1*71 - Alan Pag* Minnesota 1*72 — Larry Brown. Washington 1*72 —O J Simpson. Buttoto 1*7*- K e n Stabler. Oeki*nd 1*71 — Fran Tarkenton. Minnesota 1*71 — Bert Janes. Baltimore 1*77 - Walter Peyton. Chicago 1471 — Terry Bredthea. Pittsburgh 1*7* — Earl Campbell. Houston 1*40 — Brian Sip*, Cleveland INI — Ken Anderson Cincinnati 1*07 —Mark AAosetoy. Washington 1*42 - Jo* Theismarm. Washington ItM -D a n Marina. Miami INS —Marcus Alien. L A Ranters IN4 — Lawrence Taylor. N V Giants IN7 — John Ehv«y. Oenver IN* - Boomer Estoson. Cincinnati IN * — Jo* Montane. Sen Francisco l*N — Jce Montana SanFranrttco INI - Thurman Thom*A Buffalo l*TI — Stove Young. Ian Frary iuo IN ] - Emmltt Smith. Oallat AP NFL MVP Voting NEW YORK — Voting tor th* IN I NFL Most Valuable player at selected by a nalionw ide panel of th* media Emmltt Smith. Delias N Stove Young. Ian Francisco II Jerry Rica. San Fronciwo It John Elway. Denver 10 Trey Alkman. Dallas 1 Marcus Allen. Kansas City 1 Warren Moon. Houston 1 Sterling Utarp*. Green Bay I Phil Simms NY Giants I NFL DRAFT l**4 NFL Dr Jit Underclassman Underclassmen who htv* announced Iheir intention So forgo their remaining collegia** eligibility to enter th* l**4 NF L eratt Sam Adams, dl. Tt vat AAM Mario Bates, rfe. A/iron* Stale Donnell Bennett rb. Miami James Battle, rfe. Auburn Trent Oilier, qb. f resnoStale Marshall Faulk, rt- San O-ego Stale William Floyd, tfe. Fiend* Sleto Marvin Goodwin, t UCLA Greg Hill, rb TeosAAM Calvin Jones, rb. Nebraska Jimmy Kllngter. qb. Houston Thomos Lewis, wr. Indiana Jamir Miller, lb, UCLA Byron Morris, rfe. TeeasTech A J Otodito. to. Missouri David Palmer, wr. Alabama Care* Sawyer, cfe. Fiend* Stole Demay Scott, wr. San Diego Stato Heath Shuler qb. Tennessee Bruce Welker, dt. UCLA Dan Wilkinson. dt. Ohio Slat* NHL STANDINGS All Times (ST CASTERNCONFEBINCE Atlantic Dtettien W l T Pt* OF OA N1 Rangers 77 1) 1 27 144 III New Jersey 14 1) 4 SI 147 114 Philadelphia 20 It 7 <2 141 111 Washington It II 4 a m tit FtorIda 14 17 1 t t 111 I I) NY Islanders 1* 20 4 24 147 14) Tempt Bey 1) 21 1 IS I I ) III Nerthetst Drvrtiew Pittsburgh 20 11 t 4* 117 U ! Montreal 2* 1) 9 47 IM 117 Boston I* 11 1 44 124 1)0 Buffalo t* II 4 42 111 114 Quebec 17 70 1 24 144 112 BOSTON RID SOX - Announced th** Mark Metoski manager Jim B'bbr pitching coach, and Jo* Marches*, coach, am return to Lvnctdhirg *4 th* Carolina League CHICAGO WHITE kOX - Agreed to terms aim teats R#dmt*f Pdctojr. on a on* i l l ' contract MILWAUKEE BKEWERt - Agreed to teems with Bob lean tan pitcher, an a on# year contract NEW YORK YANKEE! - Named Ma>tr fraughton assistant director of media r*t# lions end Brian Smith assistant director ot community relations SEATTLE MARINER! - Signed Luis Sojo. intietder. to e minor league contract Named Jerry Royster coach tor Jacksonville o l th * S o u t h e r n L e a g u e Nahenal League ATLANTA BRAVES - Signed Tyler Houston and Jo* Ayreult. catchers, end Brian Bark, pitcher, to minor league contracts SAN DIEGO PADBES - Agreed to terms with Bip Roberts second baseman, an a one year contract Designated Jett Gardner, ■ntwider, for assignment BASKETBALL Nalienal Basketball Assacladen MAOIC - 1-on.d Troo Rollins. assistant coach center. to a ttday player contract FOOTBALL Nalranal Fealbkll League OENVER ERONCOS - Announced the retirement gt Erma Steu'ner defensive ling coach INDIANAPOLIS COLTS - Fired Rick Venturi, detonsiee coordinator. George Catavoios. secondary coach. Francis Peay. defensive line coach, end Jay Robertson defensive a-slilanl coach U R L a i .DO HOCKEY Nahanel Heckey League HARTFORO WHALERS - Recalled Mark Gre-g. right vtsng. Item Spnnglield ol th* American Hockey league VAHCOUVER CANUCKS - Sent Mike Pec*, center to Often* ot the Ontario Hockey League, and John Nameslnikov. detonseman. to Hamilton ol th* American Hockey League COLLEOE MID CONTINENT CONFERENCE Agreed ws principle lo a consolidation niih th# East Coast Conference. elSectlv* 1n the 1444*1 academic year Accepted Missouri Kansas City as a member, effective In the >444 41 academic year , CEOROIA TECH - Named Gary Cronton quarterbacks coach and cooffensive coord, nator KEAN — Announced th* resignation ol Kathy KrtmM*. women's soccer coach. TV/RADIO COLLEOE BASKETBALL 4pm — SC. Woman. Penn at Temple |L) 7 20 pm — ESPN. Indiana at Iowa. IL). also at 2 20 a m Ip m — 14. Florida Stale at Maryland ILI • V) P m - SUN. Southern Method st al Rica. ILI. alio at 2 am *20 pm — ESPN. Louisiana Slat* al Arkansas. IL) II 20pm - SC. UNLVatUC Irvin* BOXING f pm — USA. Junior metier weights Konstantin Tsiyu vs Hector Lopef. IL) to » pm - SUN Fight Nlsht al the Forum BOWLING i 2D p m - SUN Cream ot th* Crop Tournament SOCCER I I K a m — SUN. English Premier League Radio COLLEOE BASKETBALL 7 pm - WWNZAM 1)4401. Florida vs South F Stride 7 20pm -WOBO AM (MO). Florida Sleto at Maryland MISCELLANEOUS 7 pm - WWNiAM'FM 1740 14401 Th* Sporf* Nut 14 pm — WWNZ AM (7401, Florida Sports E>change M p m - WGTO Am 1140). Sports Byline USA Emmitt earns first Dallas MVP award ■ y D IN N IH . FREEMAN AP Sports Wrllsr IKVING. Tcxuh Etnm lll Smith keep* conquering nrw fronilcm. U p became ihr flrrst player In Dalian Gowboyt htntnry In win (he NFL‘a MVP award. Smith, panned over by 10 nfher tram* In the 1990 NFL draff, railed winning Th r Annoela ted l»resn award ” nwect. about an »wer( an II ge(n.“ "T h ere ore no muny great playent who liave playecl for thr Cowtxiyn. and llirrr are ttn muny grrnt plavern who nrr In Ihr leagu e." Smith nald. " T h a i’s why Ihlnawurd In no npectul." In hln young career. Smith In rapidly running out o f goaln to nhnot at. Hut hr -still has a frw. " I ’ve got ttome tilings tn keep me going." hr nald. " I want In take a gcod nhnl at Wultrr Paylnn’fe runlilng record, and that will take awhile. I also w ouldn’ t mind l>elng tn the I’ rnlcsnlttnal Fnottiall Hall uf Fame tuune day." Smith barely lieat out Steve Young of the San Francisco 49ern. Smith received 26 voted. while Young had 21. In hln four NFL seasons. Smlt has rushed for 5.699 yards an 50 touchdowns. He also ha ctiughl 189 posses. Young pavtrd for 4.023 yard and 29 touchdowns, lending (a league with a 101.5 rating. H overcame a thumb and. In on (lve-gainc midseason strrlrh. let the49cratn 190 (mints. Siin Francisco’s Jerry Hlcr was third with 15 votes, lie was fo llow ed by D en ver's John Klwny with 10 and Dallas' Troy Alkmun with three votes. Also receivin g votes were running bark Marcus Allen ot Kansas City und qunrtrrbat k Warren Moon o f Houston, two rurh. and qunrterback Phil Simms of the New York Giants and w id e re c e iv e r S terlin g Sharpe o f Green Hay. one each. S m ith . Y o u n g . H ire and Sharpe were elected to the All Pro tram last week. Other runners who have cap lured the MVP honor tncludr Jim Hrown. Paul Hornung. Jim T a y lo r . L a rry H row n. O.J. Simpson. Walter Payton. Earl Campbell. Marcus Alien and Thurman Thomas. Basketball Continued from Page ID court tills Friday uigltl 1 st host Daytona Hcach-Malnlaud In another 5A-I)lsirtcl 4 contest. Lyman 63. DeLand 25 Dcl.AND — The Greyhounds |tim|>ed out lo a 17-1 Irad alter one quarter and led 30-11 at hallllmc ns they kept DeLand on the skids. " K a l r Hrown Intel nuuthrr r x r c llc n t gam e and A u gt'l Khndt'H rami- oil Ihr hrnrh and had it strong o u tin g ." nald L y m a n brad c o n c h Strvf c Carmichael. "It was another stradv all-around (M-rformaiH-r hy ihr Greyhound*." Hrown was H-lor-IO Irom tinllixir. scored 21 (Mimts. grahlx-d 12 rebounds, and had ll vr assists and six strain, while Khodrs made H oi-12 from Ihe lloor. lot-hiding a pair of llirrrpoinirrx. io srorr IH (xsints and pulled down four rebounds C arolyn Cragrr was also in double ngurrnwllh lOixtinis For snuggling DeLand. which tell lo 0-12, Slt.iI lit.) -fat olis had 11 (minis The Grrylioundfe impioved n> 12-7 on the season and will lx* al Spruce Creek for a 5A-Dlsirlei 4 game Friday. TALLAHAS1EE — The *•*•* high school baskeitvsll poll as votes) by members ot the Florida Sport* Writers Association Each P B 'fP t^ S B S pcH VO*#t Lake Howell 71. Doone 40 OKLANDO - Deanna Graves broke Ihr nrliiMil rurrer nenrtng record an Luke Howell becamr the first team In Florida. Ixivn or girls, to win 20 games this season. Graves scored IH points, in­ cluding making three 3-|xiluirrs to breuk l he school record lormrrly held by Tammy l<rwls Also having big gam e’s lor the Silver Hawks, which scored al leasl 14 (xilnls In every quarirr and It-fl 39-20 al halftlmr. were Kelly Kahn, who made four 3-pointers on her wav lo a 17 po I n l n ig h t, a n d Lori Mari blsella. w ho tallied 15 |x)lnts. "W e |)layed hard tonight.” said laike Howell head coach Dennis Cixlrey "W e had more fun t o n i g h t - ( A n n Martel (ion/ale/ had real strong game on the Ixinrds tonight." The lo s s was the second of the year for the Hravrs. 13-5. at lltf) hands of ihe Silver Hawks While paced tloonr with If (xilnls. Uike Howell, now 20 I on thel season and ranked No. 6 In this] week's ('lass 5A stale (xtll. will travel to New Smyrna Itearb for a game wlih Ihe Harraeudas Wednesday night. J. Saraso’a Christian 2 OIRLt CLAUSA 1 Migmi NoFigAddO) 1)0 >94 2 Fort Walton Beach |1| 170 n 2 FI LauderdetoDille'd DO a : 4 Sarasota River view 1*0 90 2 M-ami Central 14) 44 4. Winter Par* Lake Hawaii 70 1 41 7 Ft Walton Bch Choctewhatshe* 1)2 47 1 Cooper City 14 1 41 * Tampa Hillsborough 1)2 (1 10 Lawdcrdato Lakes Boyd Anderson 12 10 Also receiving vales Palm Beach Cardans * SI Augustin* J. Tampa King 7 Mainland 1 West Palm Beach Wellington i CLASS 4A BOYS Class t A 1 Miami Narthoes’ern III 17 2 10 2 Miami High 1)2 A) 1 Jacksonville BaachFleNher 1) 4 5t 4 Daytona beach Mainland 1)4 4’ 1 P*nsaco>a Washington 1)2 M * South Miami 1)4 44 7 PensacoiaHigh 11 2 94 i Lakeland Lake Gibson 14 7 92 * lakeCHy Columbia 1*0 71 12 Miami Norland 1)2 20 Also receiving volts Palm Beach Garden* Dwyer 1 Orlande Dr. Phillip* I Temp* •7-1 2 Tampa Robinson (] ) Gartner ). Lantana Santatuce* 7. Laudtrdat* tJO Lakes Boyd Anderson I 2 Pompano Beach E ly 142 4 Cap* Coral Manner CLASS4A 14 7 2 St Petersburg Boca Ctoja t7J 1 Lakeland Kathleen |7) 14! 7* a Bradenton Southeast 2 Hallandale 144 120 11 7 (tie) Ft Myers hlverdaie 2 Tampa Bay Tech III It I 17 I 7 III*) Deerliaid Beach 4 Ocala Vanguard II *2 2 St Pet* BocaCmga * (Ital Hollywood McArthur III IS t 4 Deer field Beach * dial Stuart Martin County .4 . .2 1)4 47 1 Also receiving vales Stuart South Fori 7 Bradenton South** tl 14 2 44 4 Cap* Coral Clearwater 4. Pensacola Escambia l» I 77 Petals* t * Springfield Rutherford 4 I 74 CLASSSA 10 Tallahassee Godby 17 4 17 Alia receremg rates Titusville a Punt* 1 JacksonvilleRibauit III) 120 2 Balt* Glad* Glades Central Gorda Char to*t* 7. Ctoaraator 7 12t 2 Riviera Beach Suncoasf CLASS1A 14) 4 Jacksonville Bishop Kenny 1 Jacksonville Rib*u't III 17 7 77 114 > Stark* Bradford J Rocktedge (21 14 I 70 10) 2 Lake Wales * Englewood Lemon Bay 12) 14 4 4 Jacksonville Boil** 7 Inverness Citrus 1)2 14 2 2 Riviera Beach Ssmcoast I SI Petersburg Lakewood I) 4 124 * Rock hedge * Crestview 12 7 4} *2 10 Quincy Shanks 7 Tallahassee Rickards 1)4 14 107 I Palmetto Also receiving aglet: Glen St Mary Ba 12 4 24 * Gamatrili* Eat'nde County 10. Sarasota Booktr to. Mu 4 2 14 10 Stuorl south Fork Gulliver Prep 7. Tallahassee Rickards 114 II Clewiston I Crestview I Alt* receiving eetet: Cocoa High a Jai Jackson 1. Jav Bishop Kenny ] Quincy CLASS 2A Shanks I. St Augutlira Neat* l t Tamp* A( *d ol Holy Nam** (7| 147 7 Melbourne Central Catholic (J) I* 2 CLASS2A I Tamp* Prep ill 1 Cocoa Beach (I) 14) M 14 2 4 Keys!an* Heights 7 WPB Cardinal Newman 142 *7 11) ] (ttol Chipley 2 Wildwood 1)4 *2 27 4 Willitton I llial Las* Butter Union County tat 17 I7 7 Newberry 1 Boca Baton St Andrews It 7 14 77 a Sarasota Cardinal Mooney * Frostproof 114 21 12 7 Port SI Jo* * Cross City Dial* County 14 • J 2* I Tallahassee Florida High 7I : i 77 10 M*vo Lafayette County t Gainesville P K Tange Alt* receiving v e in : Bonilay Holt I 2 10 Jellerton County County 7 Baldwin! *7 Also receiving **4*1! Fort Mead* » Lake CLASS IA Placid*. Mayolatasett* 1 I Gracevin*(III I) I 7 SI Pel* Northtid* Christian CLASS IA I* I J Tallahassee F lor Ida AAM 1 Jav University Christian |4| II 7 7) ■2 2 7 Bronson 1)1 4 OemcyMunroe IS ! 71 It 2 2 North Palm Bench Benjamin I II II I 44 1 Miami Oad* Christ ton 10 I 4 Tallahassee FAMUII) 4 Deer field Bate h i ion Luther an 4 7 IS 77 / Orlande Lake Highland Prep 2 (atonvill* Wynsere Tech I! I 47 74 * iSotlywoodChristian 0 Hilliard 72 ■ 2 4! 7 LakelandSan'a FaCattiollc 7 2 20 72 f LakelandSanlaFgCathoiic I GraceviHe 22 22 10 FI Lauderdale Westminster I* * Hawthorne All* receiving vetas: Moor* Haven 7* 14 11 Daytona Beach Father Leper III I! Hawthorn* J Alta receiving vales: Sneads 2 CLASS B 1 T*n*h****#Mactoy tl) CLASS a If I 1 Bornley B*fhkh*m it) 1 Makes* (It 17 7 u l io 2 Poston t)| 7 Tampa BaythoreChristian 14 J 42 II) 2 Paeton a Laurel Hill IS! S4 I I 4 Laurel Hill 2 FI Lauderdale Christian *4 SI II t 1 Gf *nd H»doe .I .I .) to* 44 a LakelandClsritlton 7 Maitland Orangewsad Christian is I * West Palm Beach Goto Coast tl 4 42 I SI Petersburg Keswick Christian I] 1 I Pomparp Beh Highlands Christian * 2 22 * Gamesviil* Oak Hell |) a * Deltona Trinity 1*2 II 10 Naples SI John Neumann 111 » TallahasseeMaclay 10 7 ]| Alt* receiving vote*: West Melbas I* SI Johns Country oay 7) t« Brevard Christ * FI My*r* Evangelical) Alia receiving vales Bradenton Christian �"r Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida - Tuesday. January 11, 1044 - 3R a People ______ Operation ‘Provide Promise’ IN BRIEF Sanford son an involved policeman in Germany Farr to Address AARP SANFORD - The Sanford Chapter of AAHP *1977 will mcry Thursday, at 10:30 am ., at the Sanford Senior Center. A covercd-dlsh meal will follow with Dave Farr, executive director of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, a* the guest speaker. Special to tha Herald R H E I N MA I N A I R MASK. Germany — When n group of C-130 cargo planes lumbered ofT the ground at this U S air base In central Gennany more than a year and a half ago, few o f the pilots and crews that day real­ ized what an Impact they were to make. Not since the Berlin Airlift 44 years ago has the United States undertaken such a !arge v a l r effort of humanitari­ an aid through dally airdrops of food, blankets and m edical supplies to the war-ravaged arras of Bosnia-1Irrzrgnv Inn. Air Force Airman 1st Class Ernest L, Morris Jr., son of Mary L. Morris. 1H44 Coolidgr Ave., Sanford, Is a security poilrrmnn who Is Involved with the eflort dubtx-d “'Provide Promise.” cre­ ated to help the Untied Nations High Commission for Refugees provide emergency assistance In isolated enclaves and inaccessi­ ble areas whrrr humanitarian operations have been hindered by warring faction*. Providing assistance for over half a million |K-ople takes an immense amount of effort on the part nf literally thousands of people, from U.N. observers to pilots arid crew to the support Airborne reunion set I lie Tampa Hay Chapter o f the H2nd Alrlxirne Division Is holding lls annual Installation o f officers In that area on Jan. 22 In Tampa. Many jx-oplc from the uround the siaicwtll attend the event Hu lutllng members of the l l t h. 13th. 17th. H2nd. 101st. 173rd Ihvlslons and even today's special forces. For complete details on membership and the Florida Reunion, write: Florida Reunion* 1994. 5459 Northcutt Plare, Dayton OH 45414-3742; or call (513) 898-5977. CALENDAR Clogging classes formed The Old Hickory Stompers ofTcr free beginner clogging classes Intermediate and advanced lessons also available. Meetings arc at the Deltona Civic Association on Tuesdays from 0 lo 9 p in. Call 349 9529 for more Information. Take off pounds sensibly Member* o f Take Off Pounds Sensibly. TOPS. Invite the public lo Join them on Tuesday evening* from 7 to 8 p m. at the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave . Sanford. The group now has a private room to weigh people between 6:15 and 6 4 5 pin . Each week a different program on weight loss will be conducted. For more information about the club, call 323-1768 or men an d 323*1664. The Seminole Chapter of SOS (Support Obesity Surgcryl SupiHirt Group, for those who have had bariatric surgery or thrlr loved ones, meets the second Tuesday o f each month In Classroom *103 of the Physicians Plaza Building. 521 W. S.R. 434. hongwood., at 7 p m. Call 332-6500 for more Information. Toastmasters meet at SCC Seminole Community College (SCC) Toastmasters Club *6581 will meet every Tu esd a y 7:30 p m., at Seminole Community College Contact Rosclla Bonham at 323-8284 for more Information Overeaters to gather A regular meeting of Overeaten* Anonymous Is conducted on Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, corner of Park and 5lh. Sanford. For more information, cull Carol at 322 0657. Panic Attack group to meet AgoruphoblufPanlc Attack Support Group meets euch Tuesday at 8 p.m. at West Lake Hospital. 589 W. Stale Road 434. U ngw ood. The support group Is for those who are afraid to go out of their house and be active In public. Nar-Anon to offer help Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends of addicts, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando General Hospital. For more Information, call 869-6364. Jaycees meet in Sanford The Sanford Jaycees meet the second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Anyone Interested In attending can call Brent Adamson or David T. RusslJr. al 322-3663 The Kiwanis Club of Sanford holds Its noon luncheon mrcllngs every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North Sanford Avenue at the lukefront. Vlslllng Klwanlans arc welcome. For Information call Walt Smith, president. 3235088. Dancing for seniors The Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 • 4:30 p in. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by thcDcItonluns 1l-plecc band. Donation $2.00. DEAR ABBY: Some time ago, I saw a letter In your column from a woman who described herself as the wife of an HIV* positive bisexual. Her letter Il­ lustrated the problem our gov­ ernment lias created by referring lo AIDS as two dllTcrrnl dis­ ea se s: " H I V - p o s l t l v c " and "A ID S ." No wonder the poor public Is confused. HIV-posltlvc Is nothing other Hum AIDS. Stage I The U.S. Army recognizes this, and calls It what It ts. When will nur TUESDAY’S PRIME TIME (fttWlif tewi r; fitwTTMm •• |f|4l0ir'*i rs* ir^am SWKtU IS*, 'I«it*4N M T&— Wi mr |^ ^ jcaifi itUMHi V U^T/TT O ^ »-<■) Ctiw?r w S*«61R TtWW, W*#r Meuiiae farw ir .n jjtr 1*41 IW M lt Vu*<» .._ m C li-y x ilt'liiikaaat* ««u|>W1 aawaaimy* »ll>«^in IttUtl »» |1Mf & i r jllj« W T l<ii»iir l(|iliim . . , , , _ UjWji «•■I'lHi "J»t» I >w i J-Tid U - A . v i L r U * - « B fw v w ' Ml IflarQita 0 » » M OfJW r » if K * ^HlbNt RpM*! [Ifri* iM Wtm Q A 1 /C Ernest L. Morris Jr. mans dispatch dosk. make sure the people of Sarajevo and other wnMom areas In the form er Yugoslavian republics have enough food and supplies to survive until the flghllng ends. government and public health people do the same? covered. "H ad the reverse occurred, we would have termed someone I n f e c t e d us a s y m p t o m a t i c (without symptoms) HIV. and the person diagnosed with AIDS as s y mp t o ma t i c HI V ( wi t h symptoms). "Although wc have reason lo believe that most Individuals with HIV Infection will even­ tually progress to AIDS, we cannot state categorically that everyone will." Is It any wonder that the poor woman didn't seem to have a clue that she should Ik - tested? My liook group Iwlilch Is made up o f a ll c o lle g e -e d u c a te d women) recently had a heated argument o v e r whet her an IIIV-|H>sltlvc pel sun would get AIDS and they were not alone In Ihctr Ignorance. A rather un­ educated gay man said lo me. "No. I don't have AIDS; I'm Just HIV-posltlvc." (He's now dead. So Is Ills lover.) they did. and It didn't work out. they would blame me. When I go lo tbelr place. I never say a word about his hair, which Is down to his shoulders, or the tattoos on his chest and arms, or the earring he wears — and 1 never menllon Dial their house looks lkc the city dump. Sometimes I have to bite my tongue, but I figure It's tbelr life and tbelr business. I am Just grntrlul that mv son doesn't drink, smoke or taRe drugs, and he supports himself. Sign me... DEAR ABBY: You were right to a d v i s e " K a t h y * a Ol dFashioned Mom" lo back oil from telling her 23-yeur-old daughter how lo live her life. It's not easy lo keep quiet, alter having told your children when lo gel up. when to go to bed. what to cut. and to clean up their room every day for 17 years. W h e n in y s o n a n d h i s girlfriend started living together. I didn’t ask them why they didn't get married, because If NON-INTERFERING MOTHER . A D V IC E £ ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Abby. could you jtlrase help our government understand that common people do mil un­ derstand tiial this Is the only disease where people arc being misled by a poll I leal smoke screen o f terms, and that they could die from this confusion? HIV-posltlvc Is AIDS. Stage I l’lease take the op|Mirtunlty to educate these misled people. BEV MC CULLOUGH, R.N. | l»» til l l«* l |1«P~ m edical supplies to be flown to Sarajevo and other war-tom areas. AIDS, HIV distinction matter of degree Optimist Club meets weekly Kiwanis Club meets Wednesday the flight Uric. Morris' role in the Germany, France and the U.S. operator! Is one reason for Its When not working with the overwhelming success. mission o f Provide Promise. ““I m onitor the em ergen cy Morris says his Job Is not as alarms of the base and dispatch active. "M y Job I* to makesure patrols to counteract threats to that the fltghlllne Is secure by aircraft nnd the base." said dispatching the various patrols. I Morris. also have to Immediately assess The U.N. ojrenitlon consists of and neutralize any emergencies bo t h a i r l a n d and a i r d r o p or threats." missions — each with a distinct Kheln-Mnln. known as the goal. The airland operation. "Gateway to Europe." for millwhich began on July 3. 1992. ts tary servlcemcmbers entering made up of U.S, C-130 cargo and leaving the region, ts located p la n e s f l y i n g up to t hr e e near the German financial center missions a day into the former of Frankfurt, because o f Its Yugoslavian republics delivering location In central Germany, food, supplies and equipment. airmen and soldiers living here For those areas the U.N. are Just a few hours uway from commission Identifies In need of anywhere In Europe, food nnd suppllr*. but can't he "G erm any has given me great reached hy airland routes or np|>ortuiiltlcs to travel uround truck convoys, airdrops are Europe. On most of my ofT duty dropped hy C-130* from the U.S. time. I ride my bicycle uround and C-150 Trunsall cargo planes Gennany photographing castles from Germany and France. and the countryside. I recently Airdrops began last February traveled to Berlin, which Is and. while the drops arc made Interesting now that the wall has by U.S.. Gcnimn and French come down, and I went on a trip planes, the food and supplies arc to Paris, which was enjoyable as donated hy u smorgasbord of well us educational." U.N. countries Including Japan. Now that winter Is here. Austria. New Zealand. Turkry. Morris, nnd the rest o f the Norway. Great Britain, Pakistan, operation ut Rlieln-Mnln will n n d C a n a d a , as w e l l as continue to work long hours to Obesity surgery group to meet The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday al noon al Shoney's on U.S. Highway 17-92. Visitors are welcome. women on ffwtof St C#»«rS h im Soldiers and airmen at Rhein-Main Air Baso in Germany load pallets of food, blankets and !>>M»f *m\* it?«f >t *cr4ty*wT>f^ C « w t ( * Sk i , DEAR BEVt I directed your comments to the prrsldcnt of the American Foundation for AIDS research. Dr. Mcrvyn Silverman, lie said: Unf o r t una t e l y . A ID S was Identified and namrd before the causative agent. HIV. was dis­ DEAR MOTHER: Con­ gratulations. You could qualify for the Mother o f the Year Award (Piobloms? Wdto to Dear Abby. For a p erso nal, unpublished reply, te n d a sellad drosso d , stamped envelope to Dear Abby. P .0. Box 69440, lo a Angeles, Calll. 90069. All correspondence is confidential.) BONUS f « Tt i i n r i . m n n i TTTTrq 3560 N. HwyTlM •NO PASS MOVIE* P E L IC A N B R IE F THE AIR UP THERE 2.20 4 40 7 :110.70 z 00 4 *s i n e.«s [*3) ^ ^ [ C A B IN B O Y ^ 3 BATMAN: Animated 2:1S 4 00 7.00 zuss.-oar.xs> [PC] | po|^^ I ^ N 2:10 4:137:00 9.11 EH ]) f GhOSt ill the MlChltlC | ^ l 7 7 0 170 7:700 70 g) J ^ /’ g r u m p y OLD M K N a V ^ ( SISTER ACT 2 ® 2:70 1:00 7:20 0:30 7:10 4 XI 7:70 0 40 [«t Mrs. Doubt Eire M S 4:4$ M S 0:40 BEETHOVEN’S 2ND 2:10 4:10 MO 9 .to [gQ] G E R 0 N IM 0 ALL MOVIES IN STEREO SOUND f • * f f or * ml a �4B - Sanford Hsrald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, January 11. 1994 Preparing for celestial once-in-a-millenium event B y P A U L R IC C R A P S c i e n c e W riter WASHINGTON — Astronomers around ilu* world are tuning up their telescopes for Ihc first scientific observation ever o f a large comet smashing Into a planet, an event that happens perhaps only once in n thousand years Com et Shoemaker-Levy 9. now broken up Into at least 21 targe chunks, crashes Into Jupiter In July, hitting thai gaseous planet with a series o f Impacts more violent than any atomic bomb ever exploded. More than 200 astronomers from observatories all over the world met Monday at the University o f Maryland Just outside Washington to plan a coordinated program designed to capture the split-second hashes o f light that will occur when the com et Impacts Jupiter. "E v e ry person with a telescope large enough wtU !>c trying to observe It." said University of Maryland astronomer Lucy McFnddcn, the orga­ nizer o f the meeting "E ven am ateur telescopes may be able loser something." T h e National Aeronautics ami Spar-c Adminis­ tration plans to use Its Eartli-orbtting Hubble Space Telescope for more than 23 hours of observation. Galileo, another NASA satellite, also will be trained on Jupiter. Additionally. Ihc space agency Is holding oil a planned refurbishment of the Kulper Alrlrcrne Observatory so the flying lab will be ready for I hr Mg event. Tw elve observatories in Europe and the United States are Joined In a common effort called the C o m e t I mpact N e t wo r k E xperim en t. O b ­ servatories In Texas. Arizona. California and Hawaii will focus Instruments on the southern edge o f Jupiter during the Impact period. Just what will be visible Is still unknown The comet fragments actually will smash Into Jupiter Just beyond ihr visible horizon as seen from Earth. Bui the explosions are expected lo be so large and Ihc Hashes so bright that ihc light will reflect off Jupiter's moons. " T h e scientists don’t like nature to deprive them o f a chance ot observing this." said Mr Fad den "W e ll use the moons of Jupiter us mirrors and measure the brightness of the flashes reflecting off them." Shoemaker-Levy 9 was discovered In Mnrrh 1993 by Gene and Carolyn Shoemaker, a husband and wife learn at the U.S. Geological Survey In Flagstaff. Arlz.. and by David Levy, a Tucson. Arlz.. astronomer. Later study showed that Ihc comet months earlier had made a near pass lo Jupiter nnd that the tidal forces of that massive planet had ripped It apart. The comet had become a series of fragments, with the largest estimated at about 2.5 m iles across. Pescarcbcrs then plotted the comet’s orbit and made the discovery that stunned the astronomy world. |: was found that Shoemaker-Levy 9 was on a highly eccentric orbit that would carry it back tn*o Jupiter by July 1994. It was the first lim e that humans had found a natural object In space and been able to predict Its Impact by more than u few seconds. V iew s taken by the Hubble and other telescopes show a string of bright light points strung across the heavens. The fragments are expected lo inipurt Jupiter over a six-day period, with the Legal Notices Legal Notices NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y GIVEN. that WT Gordon. S.S Gordon Ctldn lor A E. Gordon, •no solder of ISO following Ctrl tflcatoU) hot Med UM cortillc •<•!•) lor a la* deedfob* Issued thereon The certificate numb * r(t) and ,* * r (ti of Ittuance, the detcrlpllon of the property, ano tha namell) In which It we* •netted It/ere at follow* Car HI, tale No JMI Tear of Issuance IMt Deteription ot Property; LEG SEC M TWP >IS RGE JOE S1i0 FT OF N 430 FT OF W IS) FT OFE OOFTOF NE '•OF NW Names In which aliened G erald K. Slhle. John T. William ion All ot taid property being In Ihe County el Seminole. Stole of Florida Unless tuch certificated) •hall be redeemed according lo it * , the property deter (bed In tuch certificated) will be told to the highetl bidder at the welt front door. Semlnolo County Courfhoute. Sonford. Florida.on the lath day ol February. Ifta al IIAM Approelmataly Ills CO cath lor Ire t it required to be paid by the tuccenfwi bidder at the tala Full payment at an amount equal io tha highett bid plwt applicable documentary damp laiet and recording teei It due within I t nourt alter the advertised lime ol the tale All payment than be cath or guar anted intlrumenl. made pay able to the Clert ot the Circuit Court Dated tint 4ir> day ol January, 1X4 (SEAL) Maryann* Morta Clerk ot thoCircuit Court Semlnolo County. Florida By MichettoL SHva Deputy Clerk Pubtllh January II, II. IS and February 1.1X4 DEN IS NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX Of ED NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN, that Nurlk. Lid. th# holder ol the tallowing certitic atoltl hat filed ted cariilx atoll) lor a la* deed to bo ittuod thereon The certificate numb e r(il and yearltl ot Itwanco. the deterIptton ot the property, and the name III In which It wat aliened It/art at toltowl Certificate No 1U) Yeer ot lituence 1X4 Detcrlpllon ol Property LEG LO T a t BLK E S P R IN G VALLEY FARMS SEC 1 PB II PGM Namei In which aliened R a y m o n d P S a m a n lc . Catherine Samanlc All el tald property being In the County ol Seminole. Slate ol Florida Unian tuch ctrllflcata(t) ihall be redeemed according to law. tfw property described In tuch cerlitkatoli) will be told to the hlgheit bidder al ttw nett front door. Seminole County Caurthouie. Santord Florida, on tho 14th day of February. IXa at I IA M Appro*imalfly HIS 00 cavh for loot It required to be paid by the tuccetiful bidder al the tale Full plyment ot an amount equal to the highetl bid pluk applicable documentary ttamp taiaa and recording leek Ik due within >4 houri alter the advertised lime of too koto All payment! tha11be cath or guar anteed Inttrumenl. made pay able to the Clerk ot too C.rcuit Court Dated toll 4th d4y ol January. IX* (SEAL) Maryanno Mono Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County. Flor Ida By Michelle L Silva Deputy Clerk Publith January II. II. M, and February 1.1X4 DEN 14 CELEBRITY CIPHER nabifam ui peutre pwnndpawi tech i*nw w lha cipher wand* tar arwww today a caw * aquae Mr * D H T l ’ I U L T K M T C I X W E H T C P X 0 B F P P , N L T K H T C 2 M F G X 2 2 M F D R T H T C I X W E H I O W X C P : C P P 2 D L 0 TL W E X C F W P . * M F K D 2 2 . PREVIOUS SOLUTION J T X C — RTL Baseball atwayi cam# vgry assy lo mg •sty m# II wm nguar something I wonted about '' — WMId May* t Hi si hinatililiig ilu- |ilanrl tin July HI All of Ihc* object* will In* moving al more* Ilian 134.000 inlli-s an hour al Impact. The explosion Iron) each fragment will l>r roughly equivalent In 10 million Ions ol TNT. “ That lx many limes larger than any nuclear bomh exploited on Earth." McFaddcn said. Juplirr actually Is a hall o f gas and t ie streaking cornet fragments are expected to punch a deep hole Into that gas la-fore lhev break up. This Is expected to lie followed by a fireball, erupllng with a mushroom cloud that may rise through the atmospheric mlsls o f Jupiter. Heat pulses may l>e recorded on Earth Most of ihc action will orcur In Just an Insunl. Al impact, a wave of light will streak outward from liir planet and Ik u iih t olf Its major moons of lo. Calllsto. Ganymede and Eumpu. ‘ You could miss ll alt If you Just blink your eye.” McFndden said. Legal Notices IN f HE CIRCUIT COURT HIM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C-tSENO MM41 OH CJ B IN Rf THE MARRIAGE OF PHILIPP tREAOWAY. Pent OO'INAX AY TREADWAY. Respondent TC DONNA KAY TREADWAY ADDRESS UNKNOWN NOTICE OF POSTING >eu art htrtby netiI wet that a pet ton tor Pre W Dissolution „f Mart tge hat been tttod against you ard that yog art rtquirtd to t*fv f a roar ot your response or ptoadirqto tfw Petition upon tot Pthtwrar. PHILIP P TREAD WAY. whose to d rttt Ik 44S M E A C O W B R O O K DR W IN Tfc IPGS FL 17704. and I1W tot original response or pteedr-i in ttw ofttet of tot Clt'k a* tot Circuit Court on or bttort i w llth day of FEBRU ARY. n t 0A*ED at SANFORD SEM INOLLCOUNtY. Florida Thit fth day ot JANUARY. )X4 MAF.‘. ANNE MORSE Chtr St tot Circuit Court Sr Nancy R Wlntor DEPUTY CLERK Pi blitS January II IA IS A Fcbrutfy 1. 1X4 OEN at IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SHE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CRIMINAL CASE NO AVI J**J CFA ASPD INCIDENT NO tsiu ttsa -ci IMRE FORFEIIURE OF IX ! CADILLAC VlN ttALSNtBE tC'40* AND 114! 00 U S CURRENCY N0TICE0F FORFCITURE PROCEEDING TO Rabat! Btmard Burgttk JXlorra n»Gri*t #7t* Altamonte Spring*. F torIda *7/14 and ail ototrt who claim on In lora tl In Iho fo llo w in g P* opart, t a i l C A D IL L A C . V lN raALStotBEaataot ANO star oo U S CURRENCY William Liquor,, Chit* ol tot Altomontf Spring* PolKt Dt porlmtnl. Semlnolo County. F It'll)* ISrough hit oltictrt. irtttigatort or agent* MKtd ttw abort p-sporty on Nevem bar f. IX>. ,t or ntor S R 4S4 and Douglas Avenue. Stminola County. Florida, ond Ik pres tntl, holding Mid preperl, tor tho surpote cl tortoiturt purku ant to Stctiom kJJ 70) *1} 7*4. Flor do Statutak. ond will RE Q U IST that an Honorobla Jud(t ol too Circuit Court. Eighlaanth Judicial Circuit, Stminola Count,. Florid* l.nd prcbrbto caww that tot abo*« proptrt, khouid ba forltittd to tha abort ogan<? You will bt ktnl r cany ol Ifw Ordtr Imdmg Proo*bit Coux one* It It tlgntd by ttri Judgt and II will adrift you ><uw and ,hyn lo ratpond to thlsrequett tor forfeiture I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT o trut and carract copy of toil Nolle* wat uni lo tow abort nomad oddrattot by U S roqlt farad mall, rtturn rat* IpI rt quested. toil lath day of Ot combat. tXJ MARYANNKLEIN LEGAL COUNSEL Florida Bar No 411(7* SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF SOFFICE 1)41 »m Street Sanford. Florida »7 7 ) * m Telephone laDtiuoaais Publith January II, 11. II. X. 1X4 DEN n Legal Notice 41-M onevto Lend KEEP DWIViNG AND STILL GET THE NONET! CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-26 i1 All you need it yoce till* Jack Diamond tor appomlmenl Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 ***” * 14 concecuttve tlnxe------- 57| s few J conaeculfvg Ornet------- 70* ■ In# 3 ctyxecuttve ttmra_____ Via a Rng •.DO AJL • 3:30 PJi MONDAY tfw FRIDAY 10nto CLOSED SATURDAY • SUNDAY tllia B a a A ll YOUR EMPLOYMRHT pros peers LANDSCAPER F/T position. CDt (let* O required ___ *07)771113 LEASING CONSULTANT WANTED *4*000 Id Mtg on tfh owner occwpwd bik home igXtnt M , r t *0*141 1*17 Pert lime leasing perion for Slonobrook Aparlm entt Commlislon Weekends e mint C a tm itlM EOE 7 t-H e lp Wanted ADO TO YOUR INCOME SELL AVON NOWI c a l l m a m erOTe*** Rita* are pgr issua, based on 3 lines * 3 Line# Minimum MAIDS F/T M F. I 4 Will train. uniforms Molly Mato 747 tool AGENTSREALESTATE! NOW ACCEPTNG SctwihAng may rduda Herald Adyarbaat at Vw boat of an addtunaf day Cancel wfwnytou gw toacAi Pay orty tot day* your ad tore atratoaurned UM U daaoigean tor taaletl raatWi Copy rrkjil toaow aocoptatA* typo grapfeoW torn -Commercial Vwquancy rate* are avaaatM DEADLINES Tuweday Wu FnSay t j Noon Tha Ooy Batora Pubkcaaon SwOty And Ltortsay 5 30 P M Fndav ADJUSTMENTS AN 0 CREDITS: In the event of an error In an ad, i m Sanford Herald wtU be reeponalble for IM flral IneerBon only and only to the extent of the coal of that Ineertton. Pleeee check your ad for accuracy the torat day It nine. t IN THE CIRCUIT C O V *! OF THE ISTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AN D 'O R SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO *1 IS44CAI4L GENERAL j u r is d ic t io n DIVISION LEADER FEDERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS Plaintiff it OENNYRSALKELO atmqto man MARRV B ATKINSON •ndMARGUERITE S ATKINSON, fill wit* SEMINOLE COUNTY Flo r id a D*<vnd*n't NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE PROPERTY FLORIDA BAH NO i«444* TO MABRY B ATKINSON and MARGUERITE S ATKINSON. Hi* wit* RESIDENCE UNKNOWN II living MWlud-ng *n, un knpwn spout* of u d Defendant ll an, have r,m *ir M and If any or ail of Mid Defendant arc drad their respective unknown hair* dr v i * #* * . granlaa*. assignee* creditor*. lienor*, and frutlrr*. and all etfwr perion* (tanning by. through under or again*! tow named D*i*nd*nl and tow atortmen toned namrd Drtondant and luch el Mi* aforementioned Unknown Defendant(* | r t may be Inlanlk. Incompetent*. or otoerwite not *uf lurlt YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FItD to*I an action fiat been commenced to torectote e Mori gage on toe following Reel Progeny, lying and being titu alrd in Seminole County, Ftor Ida. more particularly drtcribed at lottow* LOT *. BLOCK A. LONG WOOD NORTH, according lo to* plcl l* < q l a* recorded In PLAT BOO l 14. PAGE I). PUBLIC RtwOKOS OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA more commonly known at **4LONGWOCCriRN LONGWOO3 ; l. JJ7M TMi action Has boon filed egaimt you and ynu are re quired to **rv* a copy of ynur nrilten detonte*. if ony. to It on THE LAW OFFICE OF G DENNIS ROSE. Attorney tor tow Plaintiff, wtict* eddrrtt it Mayfair l.nttw Grove SuitoJA X I I O 'end Avenue Coconut Grov* F L U ID within X day* alter to* flrtl publication. ond fiW ttw original *,ih to* Clerk of fhi* Court either before tervlce on At tome, lor ttw Plaintiff, or Im mediately thereafter; ottwr wtk*. * Default w.ll be entered egaintl you tor tow relief de mended in tow Complaint WITNESS MY HAND ANO SEAL OF THIS COURT on January 7.1X4 (COURT SEAL) HONMARYANNE MORSE Clerk ot tow Circuit Court by Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publnh January II. IS. 1X4 DEN 71 LABORERS NEEDED Ulltod and unUlitod Pout tom avail abto Days Call between I > SPRINT STAFFING. IX Mil 43—Mortgages Bought A Sold PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 71—Help Wanted Nothing wcceedt like tuccett We re well Into oca )rd decade ol Ireming tucttttM agent* No lieante t Wellhelpl WATSON REALTY COR P REALTORS I7JIX* AOENTS AVON Earn to »% No door 'door PT/FT Intur ancoavailebloSandlMI IIP ASICMELEHI Hand mall work 7 Ihlttt. 7AM 1 MPM and 1 MPM mictoughl l l per hour Never a tool HelpPirxwm l.aWfte* Aulomotirt Counlx Rerun Bladder Control Problems? A00PTI0MS SENIORS, can to t,nd out II you qualify lOf aitlttonc* with DIAPERS PADS dt’ivered to your door monthly K>7 4*0 lli* CHRISTIAN TLC lahourt in my home tor elderly tadw* Rea toneb** fate*, pr'ra-* ream »»p and ret Jtl X4I Free m*d,(4l car*. Iranipor tenon, countaling, private doctor plut living ripen to, her 4717111 Call Atoariwy John Frtcker________ 1 4*4X7 X X LOSE WEIGHT NOW. ASK ME MOW For amaiing recording dial I 4M> la* *M7 EXT STM Legal Notice 33—Lost & Found OFOUND FEMALE PUPPY near Mayfair Golt Court* Call to identity m * 4 tl IN TH i CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO f t IMt CA UK KEYCORP MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plamlitt, v» JUAN CASTE LLANOS #<ui e ta l . Defendentltl NOTICE OF ACTION II77U TO JUAN CASTELLANOS end MILA CASTELLANOS it alive and o' dead hi* (toeirl known heir*, devitee*. legatee* or grantee* and all perion* O' parlwt claiming by. toreugh. under ar again*! hun Itoam I Retidenc* unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED tool an Action lor loreclotur* ol a mortgage on ttw tottowmg prep erty m SerrinoW Couniy. FWr Ida Lot 7 and tow W**l 1 Foal ot Lot I. QUEENS MIRROR SOUTH REPLAT ADDITION TO CASSELBERRY, according to tow plat towreot. a* Racorded in Plat Book II. Pag* H *1 tow Public Record* el Seminel* Ceunty, Florida ha* been Hied *g*m*t you end you aro required to *rrv* a-copy ol your written cMv- ML ll any. to H on SPEAR ,*.7.‘C HOrF MAN. Attorney*, whoao addrekk ll TOO South D u * Highway. Coral Gable*. Florida 11144. not) *44 I7X. Within 10 d4yl after toe Hrtt publicelien and to lilo tow original with tow Clark of toil Court either betor* tervlce on SPEAR AND HOFFMAN, attorney* or Immediately there attar, otherwise a default will be entered against you tor ttw rtltof demanded in tow Com plaint or Petition WITNESS my hand and *aal ol toils Court on toll ito day ol January. 1X4 ISEALI MARYA7INE MORSE At Clerk ot ttw Court By Patricia F Heath A* Deputy Clerk Pertont with ditability who need a ipecial accommodation to participate in tout proceeding thoud contact ADA Coordinator at Ml N Park Avenut. Suito N Ml, Santord. Florida »77l, at toail live day* prior to tow proceeding Telephone. |407| rn iU O E it 4777 1*00*11 I77IITDDI. er I e »m «7 7 *(V ). via Florida Relay Service. Publith- January II. Ik 1X4 DENT# II* REWARD tor return ol tfolen car cover. Hidden Lk Noqu**lion*ai**dni 7111 25—Special NoII cbs 27—Nursery * Child Care HOLIDAY SPECIAL l*t week Ire*, no tegittrafton tool MRS MICHELLES HOUSE ________111 7411 t i l l I* BOWL LIKE A PRO Lettont by o profetHonal bonier Any age Men. ladwi or children Ed Kramarcik 4011 » *1*4 _____ Member ol the PBA OBUMS. KEYBOARD. PIANO LESSONS Retianer gwiter end bet* Dvg***d mttructor with 7 year* taachmg **p*ri ante All tty!** and tovol* Flrtl let tan Irea Kyla 114 4414 T l —Cemetery Lots I F/T E «p * r l# « « required Muit have alter market knoaledg* Triad laker cal eaperwncejirtl Call a*J **l^ BINDERT/DELIYERY Part lime potitiona availabto ________ Call*** 0177_________ CNA Fat ) M th lft (erfilwd Mud be LOTS. Oaklawn Memorial Par* 7 tor "w prica el It tt,ID C C a ll*l»7 l«*l» 55—Business Opportunities II PM 7 AM Pert lime Apply In person lakeview Nursing Center. *1* Eatl Tnd Street Santord____________________ MtOICAl RECEPTIONIST Bu»y office ***** per! lime computer literate perion ebto to type 40 wpm and handle patient admission paperwork Excellent benefit* package offered Apply to Hillhatea Health Care Center. *14 Meltoavilto Av*.Setkto4d.FL«77l MIDICAL R N/IPN NURSING DIRECTOR RN Wxkendt pan lime Accepting appucationt Monday Friday * 4 Dt Bar y Man*/ M N 17*7. DtRary *47 «* « Ml* Woodland Tower* Oeiendt finest luvury retiremenf ten to* seek* a qualified RN 'LPN tor nursing director, du* to in* • • p e e le d e * p e n t io n of • •tended congregate cere service* to our tenant* Applicant* mutt have erpafl •nee and a tlronq detire lo work with (er-'er jdulft Applicant* mull ba erwrgetic. and p m u ti eitaltonl man agemenl. parsonal and orga niiahonal U itll This It net a data |ob Floor duties along with management duties will beeipactod All Inquire* must •DATA ENTRYCLERK* *7 Hfl Pnid benefit* Put your Ullltto *ork here Cam FRET REGISTRATION AAA LMPLOYMENT 7X W lllh 11 , B l 1174 • DELIVERY DRIVER* *7 Mr f n,ov icarwry while making dellverlek Great benelitd We need you now f FREE EEOISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT TOaWTMhST. m i l l * DIRECTOR Fcr ettebilifwd cNIdcer* can tor Education and eipertence mean, childhood required ________ Can J7> am ________ ~*31—Private ___ Instructions Medium to haary duly trucks Mutl h*v* experience end toot* I 400 *47 7*7* MEDICAL HELP LPN AUTODETAILER 31 —Personals MECHANIC ASSEMBLERS Full lima, ptut helper*1 Fo* cabinet menutac tor mg plant Immadiato openlngtt 774 0144 Tor bulling only E*p*n mevd Call 171 « 0Q>__________ 13 —Elderly Care MAIDS SerelceM ald now filling leaders average M'hr Paid mitoagt It you hero worked tor a ia r.it* beta** or owned your own. a dstmif* plus E >p only HI *70 ___ bed-redtod to 1 Sid Robert*. Administrator IllChipoi* Ave Deland. FI H 7 » ________ 1*041 7)* 7700 NURSERY ATTENDANT For pre school chtldron 4 hr* Sunday morn dvetng church service*, additional hour* possibi* E >p and rol * re quired 777 U7I to apply______ • OROER PULLER* •TR AINE E * >7 Hr Keep track of m A oul gorngupphas Bonofilsl FREE REGISTRATION A M EMPLOYMENT TeawHihSi., m t u * DRIVERS NEEDED AG CARRIERS. Tavare*. Ft. a wen edabiittwd and grow mg Central Florida bated company otter* you OSemi Annuel Pc, Int reate* a Stop Oft Pay o Unloading Pay o Vacation Pay * Satoty Bonw* e Spout* Rto ng Program * Average Trips 7 Day* * Lai* Modtl Convenlwnai POSITIONSAVAIULBU • Manager • Attl Manager Permanent, full limr. salaried posttone al Sue’* Hallmark Shop in Lake Mary Centre Reguiret some week end and evening hour* For inform* Tractor* It you have J rear* tractor traitor. OTR and tnow and ic* • ■perie/vct plut a pood driving record, call: ______ i a*»*7to**e______ DRIVER WANTED SAIL CASH BITS High Cath Earning*, eiclukivo tnock toda local vend ng rout# _________ i *ab«»4*m ________ NIG H TCLU BS and Liquor licomas Low down will ll nance Call owner *07 TX *70* OWN A PHTPHONE ROUTE *1700 wk polenllal Unique OppBtlunlty. 1*00404 74J7 SNACK/SODA ROUTES *1700 wk potential Great In vestmanll 1*00 4L1 *141 59—Financial Services DOES YOUR CREOIT REPORTMAKI YOUSICKT Call Th* Credit Doctor 1 aSO-044 CREDIT Our -iwnt* ere guaranteed to roro. re a m*|or credit card In W days or CQmpleN refund STOP FORECLOSURE! I can help *1% tuccest Barry Myer* X IM * >141until 0PM ftoncan F/T Auto part* delivery Clean FL been**, late model econo car reqd CefINJ *411 407 )4* 41*4 or send return* to 1MW Mltclwll Hammock Rd O.todu FI mu_____ Eip. ladustrul S*ein| MtehiRi Operators • PRINTER HELPER • Train compiatoly Learn ail phase* Benefit*' Calf FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT Twwtste s i„ . m n i* Mon thru Thurt. tl* hr work d*yt Pd holiday and HC4 Hon Apply af San Dot. 77*0 Old Lk Mary Rd Santord eOENERALOFFICE* Bring your orglniiatton t people Ulllt to tfarf a new career! Tremingavailable FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT TXWMfh SI., »HSI7> PRODUCTIONWORKERS 10 NEEDED Company ***** individual* w ith a s s e m b ly and/or machine operating eiperi • nee I t h ill available 4 4JAM ) JPM 4t H hr. Mutl be reliable end clean cut with own phono and transportation Comm11merit mandator y l Never a lee1 Help Pertaanel 4XOTX GRILi COOKS BUSSERS No* hiring Apply In perion Apply#! MSSemoran Bled Fern Park N* phene tall y4*a**l a INVOICE CLIR X o Traint Fun placal Handle phone A figured Great place Santord firm I Callus todayl FBIE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT RETAILHELPWANTED Pari lime Ffealbto hour*, but alto after school and early •vet Must love book* Non smoking environment Send resume to Bor H ist) Lake Mary. FL177SJ fM W U th S i..iu iira SlNKINOT TraoauroOf A Jab In Ttw Ctoulflrdl GARAGE SALE GUIDELINES 1. Advpftla# whsl p«opl# want! CMdren’s doth mg. dtshos, coltocttOtet, tools, books and anfequei are die most popular Horn*. 2. Mike ll oonvenlsnl to shop al your garage M le l Be sure thoro it adoqunte parking space. Post sions with droebont lo parking areas. Make arrangements witn neighbors. 3. Make h easy lo payl Have plenty of change and a syslem tor handling. Make sure one person is on duty al all femes at a contrabzod tocabon preferably with a calculator or | n<i1mg machine 4. Provide prices. Do not make every person ask, *How much Is this/Prices make lor quick, eheefeve sales or a good place lor customors to start bargaining 5. Gel #n earty elan . Set up displays die evening before, if possible 6. Departmentalize. Separate d)0 xioiponttve Items from die more costfv n. ant Group furniture, dothmg, toys, lawn equipment and othor Items with simlar merchandise. 7. Spoctellie. Establish one aroe for ’Under $5*. another for ’ Undor 31*. Consider having a batch ol items dial ore ’ FREE wid) purchase ol 33*. Romomber die youngsters, loo. Encourage this with small, low-pricod items dial are appropriate lor this purpose I . Time your sale carefully! Have rt at a time when moil people are at home and unconcerned with special events, t . Combine your efforts I Incorporate your stee with a neighbor tor more variety and greater impact 10. Be apedNel When advertising your sale in the nowtpaper, list Individual ttoms. Donl simply say. ’ several twigs avaiabte.* Each time you list an item, you era broadening die 1st ol potential customors. I I . Ba generous I If you havo items left over, give them to a charitable organtzaaon. II you see dial some items are not mcvingwoC during die sole, mark them down during die last hours. Remember, die prime reason lor holding die sate is to tom your unwanted items into cash) ______ If S& wwic'&s ' Nolle* Cleaning Service FLORIDA STATE REOUIRE1 all conlractors be reglitored or certified To verify a tfale c on fra c le ra llcansa call 1 log )47 7*40 Occupational LRentes pro required by the county and can be verified by c a lllr o t e lJ lia e ir T U ^ ^ ^ START YOUR NEW YEAR oul right Haw me clean your home, olllce. etc. Affordable ratot Call») ilto Concrete CAPTAIN CONCRETE. Wayna Baal 7 Man Quality Opera ttonl )» 717S/1U 7W1 Additions K Remodtiing E iE ira -------- ----------- RES /COMM. Vinyl Siding , Alum. Framing, Orywall. Doors. Rooting. Concrel* IT^UJT^^^Jtoliid^CtCIIXa# M ASTER ELECTRICIAN. Repair addition, comm/tti LlC/Int lEROOOStnTII 4471 A ir Duct Cletning Flooring AIR DUCT CLEANINO Buffer cleenlng'screenlng. chimney sweep Insured. Young's Serv ice. h< XKaorii m aaii Carpenlry* SAM'S CARPET CLEANINO pie* hell end strip I leers. Retidenllal/commarclal l l ^ h r s B O la lJ je x jr a a a M a ^ CltanlrM m 2Service LEANII MOUSE CLI and reatonabto ratot Rat’s. Lewn Service AFFOROAELE Ham* Repair. All phatat Call tor tret **i He /In* Michael S ) 7IM Carpet Cleaning WL- SHO W U IJ !/ i r t Thte Dtopld/ A d X I W o rk Fur Y o u — J Bonded/Lie/1n*4J7 4N7 \ i ! r r r t i w ) n u r > A> I ' r r Itu s in r w \Jnnth. TOM A JEFF'S LAWN CAREI R x /Camm , dependable, low ratotl F reeetl.... J » TOW Masonry TWP MASONRY. Brick. Block. Slucco. Concrete. Renova ■tom Lk./lM. 171)444 |f?/rE-w4y | Home Repairs H A N O ri Multiple Svc*. Tree*, root repair, driveway*, paint Ing Free •*». Sr. due. ITS TH) M A R IN O H em e R e p a ir , tpeciallung In small |obt CRCOJ407T Frawest 111 1111 Commercial/Retld 311 *711 Home Improvement IlljRIchardGroxWlwn FU II right al a ptice you can altord Llc'd/ln* From tlart lo linith Carpentry, plumb Ing. eletlrical. and rooting ivtt t) yrt ol etpenanca Ho job too big x small Call l x ttn ornau aaiah rt. Jentiorlal Services BUTZCLEANJANITOtlAL HARDWOOD FLOORINO In*tall Sanding Flatthing TOM OLSEN l i t ) 414 7X7 CARPENTER All kinds of home repairs, painting A ceramic Home Improvement ALDOESITALL I n i l Painting • RUNELL PAINTINO Comm A Ret Protspra cleaning. Catpanlry. Door hanging/ Plastering. Ltc/lrw XlObctJ 11 yrt Inbus in 1X1 / r v r \ lh i\ ( lu s s i/in l. l o r Painting CUSTOM PAINTING by Jeffery Power InlJeal. Lie d . In* Freeettlmatot UKI45 Plumbing A A A PLUMBINO A SEWER. Leaky laucalsT Running toilelsT 170 could lotvs your problem Water healer*. 74 hr tervlce so* JJ7 7IJ7 Pressure Cleaning DUN RITEi Clean driveway*, root*, pool decks, walks, houxs Freeetl. 7714177 Roofing HANDY-S Complete Root In *pe<(ton Only Sit t l InspK ^ o n t o j» g g n « w j* r * * ) Swimming Pool I Service/Repeirl WEEKLY SERVICE from >41 mo Chem Rile Pool Service 7*0 7771 Robart Sfioemaktr Tree Service ECHOLS TREE SVC L lf L in. "Let the PretoMlonalt do 11“ Freeettlmatot ....... ZZ177X LAREY'S LAWN AND TREE FREE ESTIMATES TUM tt Is l o i r 'I 'J 'J 'J d ll Is �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Tuesday, January 11, 1994 - SB 71-H e lp Wanted 9 9 -Apartments Unfurnished / Rent PRESCHOOL TEACHER Agv group > > full Inn Eep i » i k.(lsK o.f*r HOOFERS Eiperienced o« willing to toorn Ptoosecaii n il)* * SECRETARY P »f 1 rime to* marine in Sen ford oreo Compute. htoreto thong porionoiily. Ptprrtoe bto l r « r l f M * > b lw s iy *'■‘1‘.-.riU, iri|„ir*il 1|J I* is Small Hold Asst. Miruftr Retired couple welcome lg •PRfy . UP K )l TEACHERS fot *%ULUU*wJ Jukk«ft tefi ff» Edv<«(ttn And tspffitfHv p *»«*frrd J77U TELEMARKETER Potdton optfl lor «n ••prfi rwed lflffn *f»flrr Cworng hOvM 4F*M TPM AAondRp T(tu#uMf Applp An pofion Uftlflfd »«•<*! tf ion N E rm h A vt otAlor Tricy TELEPHONE SURVEYOR Work el hour (1 hr plus bonus E •perierwod wily n*«d ffil____ w n u NANTEO: Lnre In Hom tm ilrr for elderly led, friie le lie u*g Quarters end salary Coll iw aoeoH or ie*M W irtta iit/D o ck ttoffcm UptattJftl M 1siilHrtf.nl 0f |«0 O-itfi im lw *A ffC H O U If A N D Q tN t lA l LABOR Mt L R NCfDCOf Rcrwt *<K dfivtM All iftiftt *>tfiltfb4« Dal* ptft no Iff iirfjorf fftfdy to *Qfl 1 JOtfm lnd%/flrttfl Ltfbor |«< , IQi| Afr- *i A , S j (4 n WRECKER DRIVER Mini here CDl lire m len lord L* Mery eree C*per| enrod preferred Apply el WWW Isl I t . Santord 70 SECURITY CUAIDS horded lor Semmgto County eree lo klerl work immediate ly Mutt pattest e 0 license from statoot r u *m Cell i mo m e w * 91—Apartment*/ House to Share f.M A L C looking tor seme to there houte 100 wk tncludrt -M 'le t m DM 93—Rooms for Rent A QUIET. CLEAN ROOM * Ichon uke phono leundry 1/1 end Ml 111 m i or We He I CLEAN fUANISHE D ROOM W-kit i> iil U l e k . l t P i K . Oownlown H3 Mae CLIAN ROOMS, kingto Marline lllle k Kitchen, phene, leundry, video gemet oil Ur00 1perking 1BUW______ FURN/UNFURN Pool. W O. eU houte pr.villget 1)0 wk incluelenHilitiet til Sill FURNISHED ream with mo of wether end dryer otto kitchen privilege* MO He NO* • aril enlronce. pedd e ten In your | room your own heel tenliol retrigevator micrower* end color TV Oil tlroel perking end me*d te* * * Conrehlonl hxrl'On The bell In town Aff0R0AB1 f H o u r I BDRM, S100 mo plus I mo tec. « BDRM S i » mo plut I me toe Cell m a i n I OTDROOM U K rn.eilti ,, , sirs tecurlly depotil end rvlyrvncet_______ 113 1141 103-Houses Unfurnished / Rent HIDDEN LAKES 1 3 single gerege window covOrlngt CrHA. lencod SelS/ma Wilton Boetty MS IIC8 Oil d ) HUD HOMES. Law law down) Why rent r the Hitlimen Group. w ans Roellor l Ah I MARY N .eJbdrm , I't both cent H A. fenced yard • teen Lake Mery schools SACOplus kec 10* <*« I IN) LAhl SUVAN PARh rr-jr t, 17. lg temily homo wrlomily raarn HM m a m * M I L IK E N tW , V I, lam in , kcreened porch 3 car gerege Available Feb s'W mo Cell P g .n s n a »p e e n iM i SANFORD 1 bdrm. Iky Bath lekelienl Fmute 1410 mo _______ m hX>*________ VihHiRf ANQ t end owner linoncmg at low at SCO moi Gov't Fore clotures Repoti Seminole Orange Volusia Senlord lets then si soo dawn 0 Over 1/1 ecrot I t. Ilv dm lom rm Satellited th R l *00 99—Apartments Unturnished/ Rant LONGWOOD/LAKE MARY M.d lift tloftfQ* waffhousai kOOOOC 1MB tq It Free rent w ' ll mo leate IromSMS/mo ___________ 111 Oil*__________ SECURITY WAREHOUSE «kA end CPd Lake Mary Bl*d •I 110 1.000 kq II ol lie wecyboute *Finithed ol lice tpece also a ■a*table KapanAo Realty, l ow iIII WAREHOUSE well located *11 Wet I l*th SI. Senlord MOO tq leal. GO toning. *00 amp 1 phato. otlra pruporty avail lor oultld* forage II required Call oe write P. O. Boi lilt. Pelend. F L 11111.*0* >1* 1*11 CASSELBERRY Uptcele tmgle tlory. petto apartments 1bedroomt Ideoi lor Individual or couple __________ kH 4111__________ e e CHARMING ra Newly renovated lg I bd»m eplt tyttm o SIM dtp SIS credit chock I er leete He TIP* CLEAN I BDRM cerptl. (Kindt 13)1 mo plirk tec No pelt W a rch o u se Space/ Went 115— I n d u s t r ia l LEASE FOR LESS! 117—Commercial Rentals____ 1100 SO FT AVAILABLE 1*0* French A w Call 111 IIP* 111-Office Space / Ren t ___ NEW Sanford office* end or warehouses *001.(00 sq It Special, llii/mo. 333 Its* SANFORD OHi'-o tpaco. 1*00 sq II building total. 300 tq II per olltce unit 131 300* One Bedroom Aperlmentt Sltl DEAL MottwoodApft W TTU HAPPY N EW YEARI MARINER'S VILLAGE Lake Ada I bdrm. SleO mo Jbdrm. S410mo end up 3731670 MOVE IN SPECIAL! t Bdrm/I Beth H im * SNENANOOAHAPARTMENTS NEAR downtown Senlord I bdrm . nice eree Oil tlrtel perking 1311'mc H i I Ml PARK AVC I bdrm. M l kllchon. remodeled Loll of ipeco. on but Ime i 1)M IW IW I RENTAL RESULTS QUIET V IM towrtwvte, DO* Perb. Adult camm HW'mo and sac dap Walee/trash mel Barb Mon Frt 3331*03 QUIET COUNTRY Soiling, but In city Perl lei lirn I Bdrm wi/mo mmoor hi oni SANFORD’S Best Kept Secret I Pool A Laundry. I a 1 bedroom! Convenient toco lionl Cell Pol, H ) M « A « *1 * * SEMINOLE CATTLE GROW Compart price t)X prolein S* *0 Elaine's Produce 1 Feed. 113) E St Rd *t Santord *0) lie )*»* LK Mery cutlem buillt 04/1, pool. 1101 MO 01 /1, owe I acre. SHI <00 OAM. I A ec ret pool tpeSIM NO OWNER FINANCING 1 eert etlele. er I acre etlelr both owe < ooo tq It 4 * poo' lekelroril w dock tie* *00 g a m p RP.AL ESTATE. INC. • "U n v lap Ursa | c toMkyhf* — 141—Homes lor Sale T87—Sporling Goods TWO HOUSES lore'ect ,n nice area ol Senlord Owner leer Ing town Haute *1 « Bdrm » years old absolutely beautiful owe 1(00 sq It Reduced loS**nr» (B IK E g rit 10". Murray, pink I wh,lv I ! 1u C.1U Ml ll*C • B IK E . Murray Mountain Climber, 10 speed ’ 'Brand raw " N*«er rldan Completely assembled SIOO o' OBO Col! 13* l i t * Ivmessage OBIKE TIRES * ’ sarww Used only l weeks Site! belled radial sijo ' l l to R I) Call allor * PM weekdays or any 11me on Sat H88 ni_**3) Haute H J Bdrm Historical home located on two loll SI* *00 Those homos are b caWd vde by side and are beautifully lensceped trull Hoes and bowers KaSell Really M) 1*31 153—AcreageLots/Sale DELANO S acres l mile ell I * out M Horses Ok A I caning SIS 000 10% down Its |nl It yrs Leesburg *(* Its 1*13 DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES Ideal loe mobile homo or home silo, horses, celllo terming, or nursery Zoned agricultural SI MO per acre Small down payment wills owner Imanemg (g a in 1313 3 LOTS. St ■ I3t F I . each 3 cleared w road access I Pmocrost area I Ca’i Hi 3*ta 157—Mobile Homes / Sale IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCYi Clean end nice IT X M 1 Bdrm um 1?•!**» NEW m r t . NO DOWN. 1*\ M trotL 14X N> Itn/RW 1 «* 3* Slit mo Ml 130* l*tl. It a M 3 Bdrm 1 Bath located M park Owner bnanc ing avail 11100 133 1303 l t d FRANKLIN PARK model M ■ W. Iurn. shed. » ■ I f Fla room. 1J1 (T11oiler apm 111—Appliances / Fum ltur* APPLIANCCSI Best prices beii Warranty. Best Service' Weiners dryers, microwaves Wo bur appliances' Del ivory Irowl A a Beil. 13*_«*» APPLIANCES. SATELLITES. CAB ALARMS. FURN . TV'S NCWAUSEO mm* C H EE PO D E PO T___ • BABY CRIB end chetl Good condition needs mabrets >100_______________ 333 3*ta OBABY PORTA CRIB SIS _ _ _ _ _ _ ] 2?7498 ________ 11)8**) SANFORD UK dawn, appro* Imale payments 1*31 month I bdrm w ' relimshed hardwood boors, huge oaks UK avkil able lor closing and repairs AiktngSS3.noAlt IIS* SANFORD i ' l . nice g'cenbtll lot P e d e d starter home Good area lee.oOOMotivated VENTURE I PROPERTIES Allan A Dawn Jehnten no ran • CANS ROCKER, dim pad. STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT A REALTY 4*3 111 3)31/131 t ill light wood 10013* 111) __________ evenings _____ OCONSOLE TV Panasonic. IS in SICC Coll)»11*3 DOUBLE OVEN Stove SW Llv ing rm sel 11)3 Kitchen tol MS Call alter * 331 *«to • DREISER VANITY, will) bawledmicror lOd) 1*1 Call ______ 3)1 m i________ a ENTERTAINMENT Center t r ’ K 3* . lor fereo radio equipmenl Sit Call 313 1*01 • HOOVER UPRIOHT vacuum wlih headlight and attach menls E *lra tong cord E kceitoni condillens*) Cab 3100(0* K K A I .T Y -inf. >t .1 Lahetranl l /1homo. SI 1.000 V I corner let, olr ........Sal.MO 10or Sacres! Terms! Country I 3/1/1. lam . air. frncad. SIMM V3n . loaded w. Nehires! ST*.*00 323-5774 DELTONA 1 bdrm IW both, fomlly rm. eilras! SSI.100 *a Maltcrowikl. m m i 1970 DEVILLE CADILLAC e 13000 OBO All power 1)3 Oil*_______________________ d*T3 PORCH I III Taga. S3K r n llo t, t n con d ition te 000 obo Santord 33) SIS* o c a l if o r n ia s t y l e bike told up and store In trunk ol car. adiusiabW seal and han die M l 1)0 to*' OOP AIHCYCLE Great candi bon D i a l 3*1*____________ a EXE RCISE MACHINE MO Call 300**) GUN SHOW THEBICONE lakeland Civic Center. Lake land. FL January U. preview 1 *PM. Admission si January IS and W. * 1 Admission S* City parkingS) Sponsarod br Lakeland Riba and Pistol CtoB, I t . MENS NFL GLOVES mad* by I soSonar Black. Ht* larga. dillarenl learnt 1dozen Brand new S'*each *0* SI) IIS) •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call In your garage te'e ad by I) noon an Tuesday and lake advantage ol Our special garage saw ad price" Call Clas'.ilwd now lor deteiltl 327 2611 21t—Wanted lo Buy WANTED * WHEELER ATV lor peris Cash pad tree put up Cab3** lee* 221—Good Things to Eat SWEET HAMLIN ORANOtl S! per bushel Call 13) 11*0 _________ SANFORD 1B9— O ffic o S u p p lie s ____ /^ E q u ip m e n t O S TE N O O F F IC E 217—Gara ge Sales GARAOC Vale?* Why belherlF WF BUY PAYTOPPRlCFM a » 111 Ilk*_________ * * ) I H ( t o 223—Miscellaneous C H A IR Burgimdy. eicebeni condition SIS Firm Santord H I 13)3 193—Liw n tf G«rdtn a HOUSE PLANT. Tall Ficus Nog to F t SIS Call M l n i l OORTHOi Garden spreader with two bags el torbbier SIS _________ 131 tap ______ SNAPPER * ' ' nde» complete ly rebuilt top. Briggs com pwlr'y .vbu.ll lltO lllk lk * 195—M ic h ln try /Tools F IF T Y MOEN cartridges p la stic lor single lovor IoskoIS Will seperaif Brand new 1/ eoctilO* 1)1 3111 • ALUMINUM Hbered root coal.ng. two Sgallon cant S30 ___________ 133 **))__________ BEAUTY 1ALON furtotore * stations and o desk Cherry and grey *0* )»e 3)11 e.vs a KASHMIR QUALITY h.gh pile rug appror t *1 Rase Itorol betgo background Like ngw! Used one koakon Cost SIM, son I SOMl *)*a_____ O A K L A W N M E MO R IA L PARK. 1ploi very reasonable Please call 13) e«30 ____ ROLLS WHEELCHAIR 1 ) » I Portable comode S3) Hand waller Sio Cane waller S*0 See al Kevin s Lock A Sato. Tk* N Cntry Club Hd 133 1)1) •CADILLAC IIV IL L Ir 'M 4 dr. beige Looks Ilk# now! 13*00Firm Runseecobonl H* H O ) ________ OCHEVY CAMJkRO 1*3). Re built VI. toll ol new parts! i m HI Oil* eny lime________ OCHRYSLER IMPERIAL '*) Like new Musi sell Only 1)1 OOP Call 1*31111) lew eCORVETTE. 1*34 Needs very bllle work Asking SS 000 ct best Otter H* 01*0 0 FORD TAURUS O L l*S4. V*. e*c cond ganged, all op lions. S3 100OBO 11* 1VX HONDA ACCORD LX. T ill. P/S, P/B. air. Kenwood AM/FM cassette 4 door, to* miles Rosewood tutor Will runtorever HI Sli m *4)1 OLE BARON Convertible. *M. Red. loaded d>g dash new top. n » tires 13.000m 3*0* LINCOLN MARK 3 ISC Itoe Completely loaded Service records and rece'pls 11100 __ OBO *01 3*1 I44A ____ o MON IE CARLO i?3) greet cond' A C, runs like a topi Sharp looking! I I M0He t ill FUBLIC AUTO AUCTION# EVERY TUESDAY t:M PM DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy *1. Darlene Beach we in i l l l________ SHORT OF CASH ? Seriously 'swing tor o nice, clean, used car* DEPEN DABlE Down payments as tow at SI** Includes tee A bile Can rUES AUTO SALES ♦ #3277692 w * a WHITE 1104 Plymouth Grand Fury A t cond thru Out Good mileage U OOOOBOHIMCC 1*41 FORD THUNDERSIRD. S0 liter engine. A/C, runs very well Good body SISCO H 3*m or beeper *41 1)33 OH CAMABO ASF. convert ibto. red black. )JK mi like new mull tell S3 180 H ) 1*01 233—Auto Paris / Accessories CHEVY ENOINF » V runt strong CAN drive. S)t) Alto etched mierters 133*11* _ eSTEPBUMPIR, (ram Itulu pick up. includes tree bumper tlicSer Beth very good eondl ton lie 133**34 _ I* FT STEEL FLATBED w.lh headboard Well built Sam _________ 4 » » * I M _________ I SETS OF TIRES H s l i t act. 1*08 al t. u w 1/3. V * and 1 ton aetos *03 rebuilt big block on stand. 11310 IS) Winchester. t)10. 1 Irensto' cates Ultle ol tverytihing. * wheel or i v* *01*13 41** 235—Trucks/ Buses / Vans eCMEVY BCAUVILLE VAN 7*. I ton. Passenger van. clean Loaded! Too much to list, mini tee to appreciate Only Dees OBO 331 *>00 CHEVY S 10 Tahoe pecteg* Pickup. t*t) I owner M M0 OBC T » IS** Dawn or Rocky e * FORD Eretort' Sperl 71 e Loaded A/P. 3 wheel drive S speed Immaculate condition 111SQ3O B O _______ 114 413* FORD LARIET, leeo F 1M. X clean. One owner. MK ml . loaded, (yr (OK warranty SIO.M0 133 O il)O' 373 0*4* e FOR D RANGER LTX «) P/S. cruise. A/C. stereo * 300 miles, t yr or 11.800 ml tob on warranty Call 13) 111) _ a CMC <t T pickup. 1**l V * 5 ipd A C. many alras t)K ml Eecel garaged cond HO too HI MD a HANDICAPPEO VAN l*«0 Ford E IM Lilt, automebc doors MOW 331 3*10________ (JE E P PICK UP 4*4. 1*3*. VI. euto Engine end 'rani re bull! I about 30.000 miles) Newer Interior 1) MOHI 1001 fiSm Sanford Motor Co. -w JEEP CHEROKEE ** PONTIAC ORAND AM SI.SM *X4 to 000 miles, cleanl SIO.*00 ________ Cell 333 ATM________ d im CHEVY ) ton g up )M VI Riki* good Engine end Irons tirong SI M0131 H I) 1*0 SUBURBAN OMC * 1L d>*iel. hall ton. mechanically solid, new red /brake call pervhead liner Very good •ires end lew pkg IS. M0 OBO _________ *0)3*1 ISM_________ H CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE S3.***I 241— R e c re a tio n a l V t h lc l> s / C a m p t r s eeeeeeeee e b) PONTIAC ORANO PRIX Auto, new p* ml II .*041 *3) FORD Lt D 3 dr .A C Runs good l Moo '3* LINCOLN MARK V New painl. S3,SMI m ch evette S3M Dewnl AMERICAN DREAM SALES ANDIERVICE III* Santord Ave, Santord ad) 131 MM TRAVEL TRAILER. ’M It It. timdem wheels electric brakes, awning. A/C. tell cenlalned. 13.008Hem 333 *I*S 074 MOTOR HOME Runs great Will trade tor travel Iraliev ol remparable valve H I l i f t FREEBIE ADS Take advantage ol this special oiler IR O Y N ILin iR N OUTLET MX to 3t\ *M n*to to****tod S I STEN STRO M REALTY, INC. t M ill you need is i Tull Time Espeiienced Afenl to Creatively Market A Successfully Close Your Home! Call m y ol our Agents ANYTIME) 321 - 2720 retail EVERYDAY. Ototof tablet. Into sr* and Safa's Item S W ___________ 111H4* MOVING SALE! Washer. WO Dryer. 1300 Or SWO Ire both Double bed complete. StO Gat Grill. S10 Gat Range w/ micro. 1*0 Eierclto B>ko. S30 OBO 131143S______________ • RATIO FURNITURE. 1 p>oco sal. gold onodiiod aluminum frames with sturdy, while /gold, vin yl slro p t. all weather resistant l chaise lounge, 1 chairs Enceltonl condition SWtCalllH 111* R B R R IO fRATOR. Stovoi. Washers Dryort Free I yr labor warranty Del oilra RAY’ S APPLIANCE 111 S Frtnch A n . Senlord l lt t * t ) 322- 2420 SANFORD •In Our 31th Y u r* 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. Ads will be scheduled to run for 10 days. Price ol item must be stated In the ad and be $100 or less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad per household per week. You should call and cancel as soon as item sells. Available to individuals (non Commercial) only. Docs not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. The ad must be on the form shown below and either be 6. mailed In or presented In person fully prepared to the Sanford Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will start as soon as possible. 8 . Classilled Managements decision on copy acceptability will be (Inal. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1S3—Television/ Radio / Stereo LAKE MARY OA/M. F/M RADIO and double catselle player, po'labl*. super sound. Ilk* new 1)1 Cab 333 *3M alter apm___________ ORCA COLOR It’ TV to good shape A good buy at 0tOOCall ___ 313 *31* #33” COLOR TV. with radio I track end record ptoyer SIOO Call Ml (1*0 371-0759....... .... 311-2757 \1 W j M3»t ‘ »1 OCHIVELLE. 1*31. MOW ml. VI. Outo, A/C. PS. light green metallic Super cleanl Mutt sael 11.100331 3000__________ e FORD THUNDERBIRD. I*M Alt orlginall Needs some work H ell OHO 111O'to __ AMC CONCORO Station wagon 13. while w/rebullt Ivans Good cond Must sacrifice MIC OBO HI *3*1 or 13* «1M Lie RealEslklcBroker 10*0 Senlord A w H A M . 230—Antique/Classlc Cars IS FI ALUM B-g Fish*rm»r test twin E vmrudt. and 1 S Tehaltu. w/tralter. Good cond SI100OBO 1)01330 • II FT. OLAtTRON. S3 HP Evlnrude. trailer Owltlandmg Candi Most keel S3**S 1311)1) SOFT CAROLINA Custom fish mg boat, custom cover, gate magic III! trailer is hp Johnson Complotolytquip’ed S1100 _____ 333 0M* Olli* SKI FllM BOAT r, HP Merc , w Iraller Runs greall SI 000 Partial Insane* 0*S 3*0* • tk FT PONTOON boat, all Hbrrglats, ISO HP Evenrude Very last1 Many eatras. like now Only SI I QBO333 *410 0 31 33’ GRADTWHlTE OMC I/O. look* new. 110.000 obo Vanlord m 111* BATEMAN REALTY CASSELBERRY. LekovWw 13 lg ool in ellchon New carpel, roof. IKo. end point Lg lencod backyard w' large *rees Garag* Quia! area near but. shopping A real fo a l lor I***** Call Gone or Mario Ole 1030 Vi tie Really. Inc LARRY'SAAART 133 *1)3 Mar them Wdt area *3 1 >A ecret failure t'eti'r SIRS000 141—Homes lo r Sale ■ dTOYOTA COROLLA n*|d«. ’ *3. Auto. A/C. red. !)K . warranty 110 )10 )H MM poriabto kerosene hooters 231-C ars SELLERS! no ioae_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CONVENIENT AN0 SPACIOUS CALL GENEVA GARDENS APTS ..................... MI HR HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS, 3/3 Townhouse, tcreoned polio. 3 cer gorogo end llrtploct Mutt tool Nice eree tas Send Pino Circle SllO'mo. SWO tecurlly 13) 3410____________ HISTORIC downtown Senlord Very clean 1/1. kitchen. Ilv rm . appll., tented yard, garage, good neighbort SIM mo SW) dep HUOOK _ ti) ytoi__________ SERVICE SALES A PARTS lor Accessories R e n t a ls OFFICE/tterehau** 1?»re IMO Sq II Prlmo location al entrance 10 Central Fla Re plena! Airport *01331 1*01 SANFORD 10OSS iq II I phata. sprinklers SI tq H Sienttrom Really Inc, Jim Doyle I II 1(10 231-Cars 215—Boatsand Homes / Rant 114- 223—Miscellaneous Atturn# No Owelilyl Immecu lolo 13. dining, family rm. I car garages**) PIT 111* MO 107-Mobile ELDER SPRINOS oil hwy *11 I, 1. 3 Bdrmt IIS lo 1*0 wk S100dep 3301IMor AR3 3I0A 1 BDRM I BATH. A/C. lanced thaded Ml Largo Flo room. tiOO/mo Sat and l a il Broker Owiwr 331 llkl 1W—Pots tf Supplies ARC Wire Haired Ttrrwr pups Shots, vet checked SX30 Pro tocllvo,goodw/kids 111 I*30 (OUR PAWS OOG Obed.rntv d a s tv s P u p p y/ b a slc. advanced dosses Lake Mary Center Thursday Nights Call Sarah *0) 1113*01___________ • FREE LONG HAIRED gv*r cal I months o*d lomate Good homo needed, owner must travel H ))IM 200—Livestock/Farm ______Supplies_____ 0 Renev aled l r , Newer roof, carpel, paint, gerege. ter porch ISO.#00 ORf LOCATING! 1 l'» brick icr porch, loneodyd 14). MO • POOL I N o n o v ele d 1 I. Ilropleco. Mr porch SH.N0 Triplex / Want NOTICE EFFICIINCV All ulililiet In eluded Privet# beck yard S*00/month371 111) FURNISHED I bdrm. I belt* Quiet, coty eree 13*1 monlh. 1100depot11 D oom FHIJPt«T1* S SANFORD L j'je : : plus ilen C/HA tcreoned porch fenced S ill mo CMR Ell f ill PA U L OOBORNF. SANFOIio M U o m if iim p H VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES mo Eictltenf (ondifion ,j 3 2 1 -4 7 0 4 •nddtf*niYtf mull 7M if 14 SANFORD GOLDSBORO EXCHANGE OR SELL your RENT TO OWN properly located enywhere! 1 bdrm new kllchon. o'r Incesters Really. IK Mil SI OOOdown tied mo See 331/ FOR SALE BY OWNER largo Stenstrom Rentals 1* Br l Be CenlH/A, Fenced yard Freshly remodeled OST JOHNS RIVER V I w Cats# lo good Sanford schools gerege hardwood Hoe'S, boa! Asking ISO vgo terms Ova-labie klip Van! I<00 mo 1*00 tec n i IllSdoyk P igiSSewt • SANFORD V I w family room carport C FI A Clean! HIDDEN IN THE WOODS SWI mo SIM tecurily Very pretty log home. I 000 OSANFORD IM S lg roomt square Me* 4 bdrmt 1 bams •pica . ic r porch dble 1 central H A units, large carport NiceSMS moSSSO tec arcs 1 car garage fenced. I OSANFORD l/t apt Cm * acres 1313 000 Owner will M r* . hardwood Hoort. like eitnl with I mane wg 13) n u new MIS mo ng security • SANFORD I ' l epl CHA peiio clean 1*00 mo S100tec Sienttrom Reelty, Inc We Manege your Heme, like rt wet eur own “ Jim Doyle 173 lets AHOf SPMi HAIRS use YOUR TAX RETURN I RDRM S4M montti plut S400 TOR DOWNPAYMENT t e c u r l l y d e p o t i l end O- I ! C I bdrm home .n rekyrencet 131 U*1 Semmoie or Volusle county I BORAL I BATH. Near Sawn, Law monthly payment’ bus lines ssoo month 1300 oyposil 111 AM>_____________ Call tor details' 1 BDRM w conlrel heel end air land M am lidd. 3717271 Country almotphero i AACama*.(a*-S31111* SMOdownI Why renit The Mit'imon Grove OPEN HOUSE 131 *113____________ RoolSpy SATURDAY JANUARY IS 3 BDRM 3 BATH. C/HA. Mntad II AM I PM We are opening y a rd , scroon od p arch the single family home totaled Sen mo plut drp 133*107 #1 *1* S PARK AVENUE. SANFORD For your viewing Located In Historic District 105—Duple*Now it your chance to see the inside ol Ihil gov • owned homo C a ll A T L A N T IC LAKE MARY 1 bdrm w w M O M T. B R O K E R A G E carpel C H A appl . calling SERVICES. INC in (l3 0 *lK I Ians, mmlt Good area All AIM tor move informal io n ______ SANFORD. I BdrRk., carport, ■OWNER FINANCE! 3 000 - sq kacurlly tytlem lull kil . It 4 bdrm 1 bam on dbl loi 33A t i l l Dscoun led S4IS Low down greet terms! SPAC l/> raui*ed coil oil Pricedrigbl' lie <M appl. garage tc r perch -IMMACULATE J bdrm 1 bath fenced IMP mo tec I R d l l blk con s! , coni. H/A. spacious family rm . beautiful 3/1. SANFORD AVC .. and Airport Bird Now flooring oees end gardens Sal MO C h a private, no pots iVwwr/liy 1*3S mo I me tec 3)3 *133 PRIVATE Turn or unlurn. with both end prir tnlrenco Shore kitchen end wether All rentel end reel etlele edrerlitemenlt ere sublet I to the fedrrel Feir Homing Act. which moket II IHegkl lo edrorlite ony preference lim iielion or dltcrlm lnelien Leted on roco. color religion, tea. hendtcep. lemiuel tletvk or netionAl origin ir ~ F HA OR V A AS LOW AS IS ________ m wo* 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent K I T \ V C A K I . Y I . K tp b> U r r > \ V rln h l 141—Homes for Sale I BETTER THAN THE AVERAGE BEARI • Slnolg Story Dtiign • No Ong no on# Bolow Btiow or Abovt adoyb • Friondty, On-Sito Dtpondi utpondibMH big Monagtmonl Enorgy - EfflctgnJ Studio. • Attic Storogt, Prtvito 1 i 2 Bodroom AflortobW Patio A Merit l Sanford Court Apartments 3301S. SanfordA v t'S a M 323-3301 £ £ £ S a n fo rd H e r a ld BUY IT. SELL IT. F IN D IT. �. V M i'— T r r f T " i T T IF « I T •1 T t •■ - Sanlord Herald. Sanford Florida - Tuesday. January 11. U*H by Chic Younq B L O N D IE Cause off AVMs is not yet known C i ’T.li mOA AMt 60H& “O ca a ai on a _ £>, .1BSA'Ct. * O . ‘.Ef3 as *. *«3 s . e s ' o».s v \n*rpf MAW WC CAT"' OfT PAPER m z TOUteRTHE DtSMEb AFTER., do you ANEALb?/ DEAR DR. GOT T I ’ m u 19-ycar-old mulr. At Ihr uRr of 14 II was ells* ovcrcd that I had something rnllrd an AVM. It’s a malformullon that affects my a|>rrch and memory function. Do you Imvc any Information on lhis condition? What arc thr statistics on m y life expectancy? D E A R R E A D E R : Aricrlovcnou a malformatlona arc ahnorrnul ureas wh e r e weakened and Ihlmird blcxMl vessels meet. Ordinarily, arteries (carrying blood under high pre­ ssure) em pty Inin llow pressure) vei ns t h r o u g h a c a p l l l u r y network that dlstrlhules llie pressure and reduces II. much like a step-down rheostat In an electrical circuit. However. In the presence o f an AVM. Ihr artery (reds directly Into the vein, putting the vein under undue prrssttre Eventually, the vein may burst (causing hrtnnrrhagrI or may swell ( put t i ng pressure on nrrvrs). Thr cause of AVMs Is un­ known. hul they olirn occur In the Intestinal Iracl or the brain Obviously. In Ihr latter location, bleeding can lead 10 a hemor­ rhagic stroke. In your case, an AVM e v i­ dently sw elled or ruptured, causing a |termunrnt disruption In Ihr nerves controlling speech and memory. The diagnosis o f AVMs In the brain Is usually made by MRI. a special lest that enables doctors to see pictures of the brain Itself - and of arty damage that may have occurred In li. I cannot romment on your future. You may have hud a single AVM - and dial may be Ihr extent of thr damage with no (ttrlhet risk of subsequent sim i­ lar event*. On the other hand, multiple AVMs may be prrsent. wllh potential future danger. Som etim es angiograms |s|teelal X-rays of thr circulation! will show AVMs and Indicate rite probability of recurring d if­ ficulties by Art Sansom T H E BORN LOSER 50 YOU JU5T THROW THON OUT* VM£N TMLYRE. DtCTY, HUH7 "7 NO. UC O U & - THOA fT-KTC*) ,v i by Charles M. S ch uli PEANUTS >/<».» 'THAT ZAMBON IA M AKES o > OOP ) ICE.. / -rr^ **»— \\\ IIII II III III 1(1 (I I r^ V -/ ^ II !* V . Zj£A/> l ■u i #( b y H o w l* S c h n e id e r — * ——._—--- «■ • i■ E E K ft M E E K 7 lU H K IB \ £ R H A fm j£ D T D \ A a C U R W IIO S O P H E R S | VUE HA'vT lA U lM R S WOUJ VUHO TAKE p e F o s m o w s WE. DCfJT WEEP THEM A ^ VVCRL — . WJMO IOOLK.D GO A fiC L A p / \S £ E N I0S THE TRUTH ’ M E D IC IN E / * If an AVM Is within Ihr reach of surgery. II tnuy be Irralrd wllh n coagulation trrhnlqur hul. hy and large, this abnormal­ ity Is not Irculuhlr. 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Iiecause the way you might acrompllsh your alms won't lie found In your orlginul gumr plan. PISCES (Kcb. 20 March 201 Try to associate wllh friends by J im M e d d l t k ROBOTMAN- A N N I E _______________ pay, 5.ampy / ‘ PAPPr* jurc WOlAPHT O' SENT A£ T’tfTAV WITH 6 - IF Mf KNftV I THOUGHT IT HIM , " TH' J SJ 11 « % * T:. **i*W5|B ^1 I he other three tricks can come Irom the diamond suit, except that you must lose the lead once. What can brat you? Obviously. West s having five hearts and the diamond ace. Is there unything else? Declarer thought It was safe to duck the second round of hear*s. Hut after winning wi th thc quccn. West, who knew he had no entry, switched smartly to Ihe d u b Jack. However South wriggled now. he wus down, losing two hearts, one diamond und two clubs Declarer should have grablx-d Ihr second trick and Immediate­ ly played a diamond. If the contract ts makahlr. this line makes It. (Wcsl cannot have led from the 0-3 doubleton o f hearts, because East would have played ih e 10 a « i r I c k o n e . ) Check for danger signs, and don'l risk your contract un­ necessarily. today who an* progressive and futuristic* thinkers. There Is u possibility they might put some­ thing together In which you could play a role. ARIES (March 21 April 101 Generally s|x-nk!ng. you could Ik- rather perceptive today with brilliant flashes of insight re­ garding ways to handle un­ planned developments. TAURUS (April 20 May 20) Just because Ingenious revela­ tions might come easy for you today, don'l make Ihe mistake of discounting their quality and worth. Your Iwst Ideas could come out of Hu* blue. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) Ik prepared lo make quick de­ cisions and fasl moves today In your commercial Involvement*. There are Indications something b e ne f i c i a l ml gl i l s u d d e n l y manifest Itself. CANCER (June 2 1-.July 221 Today you mlglu have an opi>ortunlty lo become more familiar wllh someone you recently met. Actually you both may have more In common than you realize upon which lo build u relationship. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Instead NORTH I-11-04 ♦ KQJO VJ 42 60022 ♦ Q» EAST WEST ♦ f 1522 ♦ 10 7 VAJ ♦ q to 1 1 J « AS 0174 ♦ K • 43 ♦ J too SOUTH ♦ A4 VKOT ♦ K J 104 ♦ A 072 Vulnerable Both Dealer South 5a«lB 1 NT 20 Wr»i Pau P*»» Nartk 2♦ 2 NT till Pau All pan Opening lead V 6 of being bogged down w'lth unworkabl e procedures, use your sm art* today to cotnc up w llh bett er ways for doin g things. Your conception* could Im- exceptional. VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept. 221 Today If you get Involved In doing (asks or assignments you enjoy, you could lx- extraordi­ narily productive. Tile key Is lo nol focus on things you dislike. L IB R A (Sept. 23 Oct. 23| You mlghl Ik - In n position today to finalize a matter that has caused you some aggravation. The end results may nol beopllmum. hul II should Im- something you can live wllh. SCORPIO lOct 24-Nov. 221 Don'l waste your time today, hul. hy the same token, don't In* so tightly structured you lark mobi l i ty. Your opportunities mlghl lx- ihe ty|x- lo which you'll have to make some adjustmcnls. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec 21) Material Ix-neflts mlghl he derived today through a very unusual chain of events. In fact, you may lx- able lo grnerale a return from an untapped source. Copyright 1994 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. bv Leonard Starr E3 � 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, January 11, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 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>, January 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/365b61281fa46e3054a739c18dc56be4.pdf d5d5156164c24112300a7af9d21e419e PDF Text Text March 23, 1994 WEDNESDAY 30 Cents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1908 80lh Yonr, No. 183 - Sanford, Florida NEWS DIGEST County nixes gam bling Church Street developer linked to riverboat venture IW IP 1 □ Sports Hsrs come the Raiders SANFORD — Th e Seminole Community College baacbaQ learn won a pair of games from St. John’s River Community College Tuesday Co get Itself back Into theconfcrencc race. □Bee Page IB. □ People By J. MARK B A R F IILD Herald Stall Writers SANFORD — Seminole County commissioners staled a firm "N o !" lo riverboat gambling here Tuesday, voting unanimously lo oppose an Orlaiulo-busch proposal for Pori o f Sanford lo Include a land-based amusement venture by Church Street Station developer Bob Snow. In a resolution which was first drafted In mld-Fcbmnry, commissioners expressed their "firm opposition" to gambling rlvcrlxmts or land-based casinos In Seminole County. Commis­ sioners added a clause lo the original resolution saying If stale lawmakers do allow gambling in •he stale, they should allow voters of each county to decide lo allow gambling locally. * If approved, commissioners staled city and county- officials be allowed to regulate the gambling enterprises. Commissioner Pal Warren called for the Ifiiid-hascd provision. The resolution will lx- sent lo the governor, legislative leaders, and local lawmakers. Most commissioners have opposed llu--Port ol Cook of the Week Today's Cook of the Week. IJbby Prevail. Is an International traveler with world class. She cntcratlnrd at a recent luncheon and shares the recipes she prepared for that elr#m t event. Purple power Feds help fight crime in Florida □See Page SB. Abbano sentenced to 12 years SANFORD — A Winter Park man convicted Iasi month of taking Ills cx-glrlfrlend hostage was sentenced In 12 years In prison Tuesday. Robert Richard Abbano. 41, was also sen­ tenced to eight years probation following (he prison term Imposed for attempted second degree murder with a firearm, aggravated assault with a firearm, false Imprisonment and armed trespassing. Abbano went to the Lady Fingers Nall Salon In Goldennxl last October the day after Cynthia Henry threw him out of her apartment. Abbano. who was armed, told police he wanted lo talk to Henry before kllHng himself. Henry was released by Abbano after faxing a henrt attack. He was charged with attempted murder ufter trying lo kill a salon employee who refused lo leave during the Incident. Local cops say it’s about time By NICK PFEIFAUF Horald Stall Wrllor Accident snarls 1*4 A multiple car pile up on interstate 4 at the Lake Monroe frid ge near the Semlnole-Volusla county line, led to a lot of headaches and late arrivals at work tills morning. The Florida Highway Patrol reported that the accident occured at about 7:45 a m. In (he westbound lanes of the Interstate. They reported that the back up stretched "at least four m iles" Into Volusia County. They said there was also a "pretty laid" back up In the cast bound direction that was caused by emergency vehicles responding lo assist with (he accident and purklng In one of the castbound lanes. The FHP said Iherc were no fnbilltlca. No other Information about the accident was available at prem time. Negotiations end with Battle Seminote County deputy sheriffs have had no further contact with 47-ycar-old Warren Battle of 309 Continental CL. Altamonte Springs. The last contact with him was made at 0 p.m. Tuesday. On Monday, Battle had threatened to kill himself. Deputies and hostage negotiators re­ sponded and be#in telephone conversations In an effort to convince Bailie to be hospitalized. He refused. After 32 hours o f negotiations. Undersherlff Steve Harriett decided ft was "pointless to continue" and ordered the operation (o end. Hearing scheduled for Meyers SANFORD — A hearing has been scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday before Circuit Court Judge Alan A. Dickey In Che first degree murder case against Daryl Anton Mcycra. Defense attorney Ed Leinster requested the hearing and filed a motion to compel the state to turn over evidence In the case. He could not be reached for comment. Assistant slate attorney Chris White said he has not seen the defense request but believes the defense Is seeking evidence from private citizens, not police officials. White said he was not at liberty to discuss the evidence. — — ■ rid g e ............. C lassifieds C o m lfli........... 6B ,7B M evlea............... C r A B B W A F d __ D eer A bby...... D eath s............ D r. O e tl........... E d ito rial.......... ...........4A T elev isio n ....... F lo rid a............ Hot, dry for the week Partly cloudy with a high In the low 80s. Wind cast 10 to 15 mph. Partly Cloudy For more w eather, aee F a g * 2 A Sanford riverboat gambling proposal since learning of li last month. However, after dis­ cussion Tuesday morning, commissioners added wording calling for local vole and control If the Legislature moves ahead with legalized gambling In llte stale. Commissioner Larry Furlong, who originally did nol oppose the venture, said he bus found few supporters In the courtly. Furlong said after speaking with a college friend In a rural Mississippi town ilia! has a gambling venture, he See Gambling, Page 5A Brandon Pollay, a t Harold, Wlalda a big purple crayon In lha Kindergarten C la to s 1producilon of Harold and lha Purple Oregon at Idyllwlldo Elementary School in Krmforgarffln and Prfl K worked play with loachorOoraldlno Woldon SANFORD — Local law enforcement officials an- rnlluiscd that federal Itelp may be forthromlitf} In areas w lrr c violent crime la extreme. It's about lime the federal government became inure aware of thrsc problems." said Sanford Russell. "Som e crime statistics ‘•nine mil recently,. and Florida Florldi Is sllll way up there." he added. "I expect expert wr will remain number one In tin* nationi when wlier; lbe new FBI list comes out soon." Lake Mary l\»llce Chief.’ Richard Kid Beary commerited. "T h ey should have become Involved yearn ago I lto|i- they do It In a burry ticrauar eventually, we m old reach the | 1 of no-rcluru. where wr run t«> longer return - street* to the peoftkv-V. Attorney General Janet Jauel Menu Reno has now ordered l See re d e , P i| e BA Page New rule: Keep your guns off cam pus By VIC K I DetORM IKR Herald Stall Writer SANFORD - If you're thinking about bringing u gun onto u school campus In Seminole County, the school board wunts you (o think ugutn. While the code of student conduct already prohibits students from bringing guns on campus, (here Is nothing to keep non-students front taking a gun (o school. Last night, the school board Prayer in school bill unanimously approved a resolution asking Ihc stale legislature to pro hlblt everyone but law enforcement officers to bring gnus on campus. Moved by a recent Incident at Lake Mary High School where a loaded, unholstcrcd gun was re­ portedly found on the Irani scat ol a guest speaker's car. hoard vice chairman Sandy Robinson proposed Ihc resolution to make sure that neverhuppens again. The gun at Lake Mary High was never removed from tin- car. No shots were ever tired. "But we don't want there to he that opportunity.” said Robinson. According lo school board at­ torney Ned Julian, the person who brought the gun to Lake Mary High was arrested and promptly "unurrested" because there was nol en ou gh reason to search Ihc person's car "There was an empty holster in plain sight and what appeared to be a gun In the front scat under a handkerchief," Julian said. "But iliai wasn't enough." Robinson said that current state law d<x-s nol "absolutely prevent" someone who Is licensed to carry a gnu from bringing that firearm nnlo a campus. "It's too Inconsistent.” she said. Julian said he believes the school board's resolution will encourage tlu- stale to make the prohibition of guns complete. "W e need to close (lie loop," Julian said. See Ouns, Page BA Shoot for the moon Couch withdraws support, say the tim ing Is wrong By NICK FFBIFAUF Herald Stall Writer SANFORD - A bill before (tic Florida Legislature to support prayer In schools Is expected to be brought up for a formal vote within the next few weeks. One o f the co-sponsors however. Is withdraw­ ing his support. Dial. 33 Representative Marvin Couch, of Oviedo, says he has studied the proposal, and believes he cun no longer support ft at this (line. "It's definitely a good Idea," he said, "but It's time hasn’t come yet. This Is something wc should consider after we learn of the results of a number of court cases." Couch, reached In his Tallahassee office this morning, said there are cases scheduled In Jacksonville, and various parts of the state and nation. Including the 5th District Court o f Appeals, pertaining to school prayers. " I f ihc legislature passes something at this point." he said, "the courts may make our laws Inactive, and the legislature would end up with pfe In Its face." "Another point I'm concerned about," he continued. "Is thul Ihc proposal, as It stands now, calls for non-sectarian prayers to be allowed. Who Is to determine what a non- H trtM Photo by Tommy Vlneont Shea Donlhl and Sara Kano, sludonla In tho apaco technology program at Lyman High School, conduct a pro-flight chock of "Big Bortha" bolore launching tho rockot this morning aa apart of tholrclaas. □ B e e P ra yer, Page 5A UBSCRIBE TO TH E SAN FO RD HERALD FOR TH E B ES T L O C A L NEWS. C O V E R A G E . C a ll3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �2A - Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida - Wedneaday, March 23, 1994 NEW S FROM TH E REGION AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E FLORIDA , '!* J 'x . V .y* avt . t*i. C *i I •fi’f 1'1 S \ I vMl Fruit slander Farmers could sue if their fruits or vegetables are defamed Arrest made in cemetery floral thefts CH1PLEY — A woman accused of stealing floral arrange­ ments from graves In Florida Panhandle cemeteries, then selling them at yard sales, has been arrested. Police found a storage shed packed with silk flowers during a search of the woman's Panama City Beach home after a 20-month Investigation, said Washington County Sheriff Danny Hasty. "There was a truck load," Hasty said. "W e've got probably In excess of $2,000 In arrangements." Julia Ceorgladls, 46, was arrested late Tuesday at her home. She Is charged with three counts of removing and disturbing the contents of a grave or tomb, a third-degree felony punishable by up to five years In prison and a $5,000 fine on each count. Hasty had said earlier that more charges were likely and another suspect also may be charged. Twin boys abandoned, mom sought QUINCY — Authorities are looking for the mother of newborn twin boys found abandoned In a utility shed. The babies were discovered Tuesday morning when a man went to get something out of his utility shed and heard a baby crying. "H e went to check It and saw a baby lying down naked on a blanket on top of some Junk," said Capt. Robert Barkley with the Quincy Police Department. The man left to call for help, and when he returned spotted the second baby In a comer on the floor. That Infant was barely breathing. Barkley said. The babies appeared to be full-term and may have been In the shed up to 48 hours, he said. The Infants, weighing more than 5 pounds each, were In serious but stable condition Tuesday night at Tallahassee Memorial Regional Medical Center, said the hospital's vice president, Ron Brafford. ByADAMYEOM ANS Associated Proas Writer TALLAH ASSEE Florida farmers could sue for damages to protect the fruits and vegetables o f their labor under legislation moving ahead In the Legislature. The Sennte passed n bill 32-6 Tuesday thnt would allow the agricultural Industry to sue someone who hns defamed per­ ishable food products without scientific evidence to back up the accusations. "This Is going to allow them to have the opportunity to fight back when somebody Inten­ tionally and willfully spreads lies." said Sen. Toni Jennings, the sponsor of the bill (CS-SB 10721. If It becomes law, Florldu would Join a handful of other states that are using the threat of a legal hammer to help protect one of their biggest businesses. "W e've got to protect our food Industry." sold Sen. Mark Foley. R-West Palm Beach. "It's a $41 billion Industry In Florida. Stand behind your farmers." A similar bill (HB 1535) Is (lending In the House. Supporters nrc concerned Flor­ ida's agriculture Industry could face the same type of devastat­ ing financial losses sustained by some apple growers In Washing­ ton In 1989 after the Alar pesticide scare. There was limited scientific data to prove the allegations nbout the chemical, but apple growers had no recourse ugalnst their accusers, supporters o f the legislation said. "Th e same could hnppcn to Florida oranges. It could happen to Florida grapefruit. It could huppen to Florida peppers or tomatoes." said Jennings. ROrlando. The legislation would allow farmers to recover compensatory and punitive damages as well o th e r d a m a ges deem ed appropriate by the court. It also would allow them to collect triple damages If someone In­ tentionally disparaged n food product with the purpose of harming the farmer or grower. The bill has a two-year statute o f limitation beginning from the date o f the disparagement. Limbaugh too controversial to sell orange juice ■ y Associated l»r«ss T A L L A H A S S E E Lawmakers upset over Rush Limbaugh pitching Florida orange Juice put the squeeze on those who hired htm. A Senate com m ittee on Tuesday showed their dis­ pleasure by holding up con­ firmation of three appointees to the Florida Citrus Com­ mission. "W e're looking for people who will present the best possible Image for Florldn citrus — not people who will engender hnte. disregard for minorities, or represent any political philosophy," said Sen. Peter Weinstein, D-Coral Springs. "I Just wonder what prompted them to hire some­ one so u nbelievably con ­ t r o v e r s ia l" But Senate A g ric u ltu re Chairman Mark Foley, R-West Palm Beach, said the decision to hire the radio talk show host was strictly business. He said It was based on the ratings of Llmbaugh's syn­ dicated show. L lm b a u g h 's $1 m illio n contract to sell F lorid a 's b e s t - k n o w n e x p o r t has sparked protests from the NAACP. the National Organ zatlon for Women and gay lights activists. Air cushion saves bungee jumper TALLAHASSEE — An air cushion required by state regulations may have saved the life of a bungee jumper who fell when his cord broke In Orlando. Agriculture Commissioner Bob Crawford said. Rick Unrein. 38. of Fleming. Colo., fell 30 feet Saturday when the elastic cord snapped after he Jumped off a 100-foot platform at Radical Sensation Bungee. Unrein was released from Sand Lake Hospital later Saturday after being treated for bruises to his face, chest and amis caused when the cord snapped back and struck him. Radical Sensations was closed after the accident and remained closed Tuesday, pending a relnspectlon to determine If It meets all regulations. Crawford 'rawford said. s Expanding horizons The Sanford Housing Authori­ ty, C astle Brewsr Court, sponsored on Educational Fair In the Community Room for residents of the authority and the community. Participants rece iv e d In fo rm a tio n on employment opportunities, educational programs and self Improvement avenues. Semi­ nole Community College Vista volunteer Lee Michaels, left, helps Patricia Campbell re­ view some of the Information collected from one of the many Informational booths. Coach leaves job to face assault charges 9 4 - FORT MYERS — Bill Hewctt was personally Introduced to faculty and staff at Rlverdale High School as the new head football coach only hours before he met with the principal to discuss leaving the Job. Ilewett Is scheduled to stand trial next month on two counts of assault on female students at his former school In North Carolina. He was scheduled to tesch Tuesday, but has been replaced by a substitute. "T h e principal met with the coach last evening and they discussed the situation, and the coach decided he was unemployable so long as he had these charges pending," Lee County district spokesman Allen Caraway said Tuesday. ‘ ‘He felt he had been charged unfairly." Caraway said Hewctt Is "no longer employed by this school district." Rlverdale principal Robert Durham said checking references should have disclosed the problem. Hewctt, both the football coach and athletic director at South Brunswick High School In Bolling Spring Lakes, N.C.. wus charged with fondling two female students at two separate restaurants on the evening of Nov. 16. Hewctt resigned In January after the allegations were brought. Hewett's trial In a North Carolina Dlatrict Court was postponed until April 14. Colonel reportedly killed himself EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE — A colonel under Investigation for possible Inappropriate relationships with contractors appar­ ently killed himself, Air Force officials said. Col. Michael J. Tyce, 46, was reported missing Saturday by Ills wife when he failed to return to his home In nearby Valparaiso. His body was found Tuesday In a wooded area of this sprawling base In the Florida Panhandle, about 200 feet from a road leading to an Army Ranger camp, according to an Air Force news release. Tyce was commander of the 96th Services Squadron and responsible for overseeing housing, food services and recreullon facilities at Eglln. From Associated Press reports H a rd d P IM M fey A p r ,I S M U t M 'I f f l 'iV f U'l ‘C alorically disadvantaged’ excluded ■ y BILL BERQSTROM Associated Press Wrltor TALLAHASSEE — A Davie lawmaker says she hopes to succeed this year with a new bill fa v o rin g m ore w om en and m inorities on state boards and com ­ missions. The bill by Rep. Pebble WasscrmanSchultz. D-Davle. survived n facetious at­ tempt Tuesday by a group of heavyweight House members to Include "calorically dlsadvantuged" members on rcgulutory panels. Schultz said her new version (HB 653) says boards "should” rather than "shall" have balanced representation, "making the bill a goal rather than a mandate." Her mandatory proposal made It through M IA M I - Horo are th e winning numbers selected Tuesday In the Florida Lottery; F an tasy 5 20-6-26-10-13 Play 4 S-0-8-6 Sanford Herald Wednesday, March 23, 1094 Vol. 80, No. 183 PublishedI Del; D sll, «nd Sunday, aic*pt Stiurda y by The Sanford Herald, Inc. 300 N. French Aire., Sanford, FIs. 31771 Second Close Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida and additional mailing offices. POSTS!ASTIR: Send address changes to THE SANFORD HERALD, P.O. Boi 1SS7, Sanford, FL 32772-1M7. Subscription Rales (Dallyril sSunday) nwlIN U>NIMT BAa JI * 11.40 *30.00 ITS. 00 134.00 »■ — - - » » - « --------- 3 Month* S Months 1 Veer MMM Florid* Reddent* mu*t pay 7% sales la * In iddl(k>n lo rate* above. Phone (407) 333-2611. M * / y i the House and Senate last year but was vetoed by Gov. Lawton Chiles. Rep. Carlos Valdes. R-MIuml Springs, proposed un amendment to restore the m andatory language, but WussermanSchultz argued against It and House mem­ bers voted It down. Instead, the bill would merely act a goal of huvlng women and minority members on the state's 1,200 regulatory bourds and commissions In proportion to their numbers In the population. There would be no penalties for failure. The House approved an amendment to Include physically disabled people as well as women and minorities. But the amendment to add "calorically disadvantaged" people didn't come to a vote. "People don't understand being Ically disadvantaged. It's difficult when you want to fly on planes. It's difficult when you want to bend down and tie your shoes." Rep. Luis Rojas. R-lllaleah, said on behalf o f himself and other rotund sponsors Including Reps. James King. R-Jacksonvllle; Tracy Stafford. D-Wllton Manors; and Jack Tobin. D-Margatc. ( "Wouldn't this have the effect of glvlr greater weight to this category of people*! ide “Rep. Mltnl McAndrews. asked slender Royal Palm Beach, shortly before RoJ withdrew the proposal. After action on amendments, the bill ready for a final vote at a subsequent Horn meeting. It also must go to the Senate ar the governor. THE WEATHER ' I ■ . si 1 o»}j Bi Li4aiuiwu Today: Partly cloudy with a high In the low 80s. Wind East 10 to 15mph. Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low In the mid 60s. Southeast wind 5 SUNDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY mph. Ptly cldy 88-63 Ptly cldy 83-63 Ptly cldy 83-63 Maly cldy 82-62 Maly fair 82-62 Thursday: Partly cloudy with a chance o f afternoon showers, possibly a thunderstorm. High In the mid to upper 80a. Wind 1 MOO H M u m IS. . | | STATISTICS . T r T . j ___ south 5 to 10 mph. Chance of l TH U R8 D A Yl rain 30 percent. T h e high tem perature In SOLUNAR TABLE: Min. 2:10 Extended forecast: Friday and Sanford Tuesday was 83 de­ a.m., 2:30 p.m.: MaJ. 8:20 a.m., grees and the overnight low was Saturday: Mostly fair. Lows In 8:45 p.m. TIDES) Daytona 56 as reported by the University the lower to mid 60a and highs PULL LAST Beaehi highs, 4:56 a.m., 5:25 o f Florida Agricultural Research In the lower to mid 80a. Sunday: March 27 April 3 p.m.; lows, 11:12 a.m.. 11:38 and Education Center, Celery Mostly fair and warm. Lows In p.m.; New Smyrna Beach: the mid to upper 60s. Hlgha In Avenue. highs. 5:01 a.m.. 5:30 p.m.; the mid to upper 80s. Recorded rainfall for the lows, 11:17 a.m.. 11:43 p.m.: p e r io d , e n d in g at 9 a.m . Cocoa Bcaeht highs, 5:16 a.m., NEW Wednesday, totalled 0 inches. FIRST A rJlWs*>tfistr.» 5:45 p.m.; lows. 11:32 a.m., April 11 The temperature at 9 a.m. April 19 11:58 p.m. today was 73 degrees and ,< \ •) Wednesday's overnight low was oreli iVji!, 63. as recorded by the National Weather Service at the Orlando Daytons Beaehi Waves are Bt. Augustine to Jnplter Inlet Not available International Airport. 1-21A feet and choppy. Current Is Small craft exercise caution. at press time to the north w ith a w ater Tonight: Wind southeast 15 to □Wednesday's high.......... 83 □Barometric pressure.30.07 temperature o f 68 degrees. 20 knots. Seas 4 to 6 feet. Bay New Smyrna Beach: Waves and Inland w aters ch oppy. □Relative Humidity... 73 pet □W inds.;..........East 10 mph are two feet and choppy. Current Scattered showers and a few □R ainfall..... ................0 In. Is to the north with a water thunderstorms. Thursday: Wind temperature' of 68 degrees. south 18 to 20 knots. Seas 4 to 6 □ •o n se t............... 6:38 p.m. □Banrise.............. 6i2B a.m. feet. Bay and Inland waters choppy. Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms. im fm o o wm € Temperature* Indicate preview* dey't high and overnight lew Is I p.m. i IT . City La Prc Otlk Anchorage V M an Allan!* rn II 43 Atlantic City u 40 .*0 cdy Battlmor* to 43 .31 cdy Billing* 31 cdy Birmingham 71 to cdy Blimarck 13 34 cdy V Bolt* Botfon Burling fon.VI. Chariot fon.t.C. Char lotion. W .V*. Char lotto,NC. Chicago ClovaIand Concord,N.H. Dana* Ft Worth Donwr Dot Molnat Detroit Honolulu Houtlon Indlanopolll Jack*on.Mltt. K an t** City La* Vcaat Llttl#i IRock Lo* Angtlo* Momphlt Milwaukee Mpit-St Paul Naahvlll* NawOrlaan* N#*v York City Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoanla Plltaburgh Hand,Main* Porlk St Loul* Salt Lak* City S atin * Warning ton,D.C. o 47 41 73 *4 73 71 40 3* 7* 73 77 *3 77 71 31 cdy 37 1.77 cdy 33 .44 m 43 cdy 34 rn N .to cdy 31 cdy 37 cdy 33 rn » l.tl 8 cdy 31 31 43 31 41 13 30 dr cdy edr to 1* » cdy edv 7S< 41 *5! H s 44 44 $rn 74 44 41 rn 41 N *dy tn 74 14 77 77 M 70 M *1 41 71 17 43 43 34 ' rn edy 41 .41 M '9 c« 43 .17 M ' 33 33 43 33 » .a f.ll .13 .13 a .14 I dr m uly cdy cdy dr cdy �l Sanlotd Herald. Sanford, Florida • Wednesday, March 23. 1994 Vehicle burglarly charged Dennis Grooms Sr.. 42. 821 S. Molly Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Monday on charges of vehicle burglary and dealing In stolen pro|>erty. According to Sanford police reports. Qrooms l«>ok property worth $520 from a vehicle parked at a Jefferson Avenue residence earlier this month. An Investigation revealed Grooms, along with Bernard Thorne. 2.'l. pawned the Items locally for $150. Both accused the other of taking the Items, but both udmlttcd to pawning the Items, according to report*. Thorne was arrested March 14. The victim had to pay $150 to get his possessions out o f hock. Warrants served • William Edward Harrell. 53. of Casselberry, was served warrants ut t|ie John E. Folk Correctional Facility Sunduy. He was wanted on seven sepnrate warrants for obtaining property with worthless checks. • Tracy Lynn Slone. 29. 220 S. Holly Ave.. Sanford, wus arrested by jHilice at her residence Sunday. She was wanted for failure to apjiear on charges o f no child restraint and driving wllh • suspended/revoked license. • Charles Howard. 31. 3700 S. Sanford A venue, w ns urrested by sheriff’ s deputies al Lake Jessup Hark Sunduy. He was wanted on a Monroe County warrant for violation of parole on a conviction of ikishcssIoii of cocaine. Petit theft charged Tyrone Held. 35, 117 McKuy Blvd.. Sanford, was arrested on a petit theft charge by Altamonte Springs police Monday. Police rejMirt a Gayfer's department store security guard witnessed Held take n piece of unpurchased Jewelry from a counter to a cashier and ask for u refund. After receiving a credit slip, he ubtalned cash from n clerk, according to rejMirts. Warrant arrests Crimes reported to county deputies • A Lincoln Heights man reported four turn In u maroon Chevrolet drove off (he road and at him as he walked Ills dog along Airport Boulevard near Academy Avenue ul 11:30 p.m Monday. The man reported he was able to Jump away, but lin­ ear s fender struck Ills dog's head. The only description he gave was the vehicle was occupied by three black men and a white man. Burglaries and theftsi • 100 block Bunker Lane. Lake Mary; tires, wheels. compressor valued at $030 talen sometime between 11 p in Friday and 7 a m Monday. Man wouldn’t leave Sanford police arrested James Paul Thompson. 41. ol 80H Northlake Drive. Sanford, on Salurduy. Officers said be had reportedly been causing a disturbance with the manager and clients of n restaurant In the 1500 block of S. French Avenue, and hud t>ccu ordered to leave by officers. Police said the muu returned approximately an hour later und continued to cause u disruption. Police were called again, und Thompson wan reportedly arrested on n charge ol trespassing after a written wanting. Officer struck Willie George Church. 33. H3 Cuslle Brewer Court, was arrested by Sanford |Millce ut William Clark Court Saturday. Police were summoned when It wus reported that Church bad struck u 57-year old Lake Helen man. When police arrived. Bury said Church attempted to flee, and later struck the officer In the lip while he was being apprehended. Church was churged with resisting arrrst without violence, aggravated battery, and battery on a law enforcement officer Stolen vehicles Sanford |x>llcc said u number of stolen vehicles were reported during tills past weekend. • A 1079 Toyota station wagon was rc|>ortrdly stolen Jam es Q u in n , M .D . Is pleased to announce his association with NEW YORK - Senior-level Clinton administration officials balked at a proposal lo pay for an ambitious. $15 billion welfare reform plan by way of deep cuts In other poverty programs. The New York Times reported today. They voiced their concerns Tuesday during a meeting at which mid-level officials who have been struggling lo find ways of paying for the package of training anti work programs presented their Ideas to Presi­ dent Clinton and some of his top advisers. No firm decisions were made al the meeting, the Times said, citing unidentified sources. One cut suggested by the mid-level officials would save $H(X) million a year by making 250,(XX) children Ineligible for welfare. Another would deny cash payments lo needy Immi­ grants. A third w ould cap emergency welfare. None ol these were popular al the top. the Times said S om e C a b in e t m e m b e rs .. Joined by senior advisers George S tep h a n o p o u lo s and D avid Gergen. seemed lo agree that cuts alone would lx- unfair lo the poor and would not find support among Democrats in Congress, the newspaper said. Labor Secretary Robert Helcli • Marvin Kllllngsworth. 25. 24 Seminole Gardens, was arrested at Ills residence by Sanford |H>llcc Sunday following a dispute with a female. He was charged with domestic violence, battery. • Milton William. 189. 141 Couclillghl Court. Sanford, was arrested by Sanford police In tile (MX) block of Bay Avenue following an altercation wllh a female. He was charged wllh aggravated buttery (domestic violence). Sam Vrndul Stafford. 40. address unknown, was arrested on several forgery and grand theft charges Monday. According to Sanford |xillce reports. Stafford forged three checks re|>ortrd stolen In December and cashed them for $6<X) Police report Stafford subsequently cashed four checks stolen In February for a total of $350. Stafford was held on seven forgery charges and two grnnd theft churgrs. Violence) By Tha Associated Praaa Domestic cases Forgery, grand theft charged The following wanted persons were taken Into custody: • Marilyn Aim Bailey. 44. 2601 Marshall Ave.. Sanford: charged with leaving the scene of an accident wllh damages and driving wllh a suspended license. • Karl Elijah Wilburns. 43. 3150 Midway Ave., Midway; churged with u probation violation for a carrying a concealed weapon conviction and failure to appear to court to answer to two motor vehicle violations. • Christopher S. Phillips. 21. Arbor Circle. Sanford: churged with fullurc to np|ieur In court to unawer to a forgery charge. Cabinet expresses doubts about funding for welfare reform Saturday from u parking lot In the 2400 block or Airport Blvd. The vehicle license number Is listed ns GI1C-57N. • A 1978 Toyota pickup truck, green, red and blue, was reported stolen Saturday from the parking lot nt Central Florida Regional Hospital. The license number Is listed as NJY-78H. The truck reportedly has a bumper sticker saying. "M y child Is an honor student ut Geneva Elementary". • A 1993 Cadillac Sedan Devlllc, belonging to a man from Rochester. N.Y.. was reported stolen early Mnndny from the 100 block of Academy Avenue. The vehicle was said to be hlue/green. with New York license number MPY-788. POLICE BRIEFS Traffic stop Jeffrey Lee Howell. 37. of Mt. Dora, was arrested by Lake Mary police on Luke Mary Blvd. at Heathrow Sunday. He was rharged with speeding 09 miles per hour In a 45 mile zone and driving under tin* Influence of alcohol. Incidents reported to the sheriff • T w o 12-packs of soft drinks valued at $10 were reported stolen Saturday from a residence In the 2000 block of Celery Avenue. $75 In damage was reported during the burglary. • Six flood lumps, valurd nt $25 were reportedly broken Friday at a development entrance nt Lake Way and Splnnukcr Drive near Lake Mary. • Three vehicles were reportedly burglarized Sunday at Fire Station 41 In Midway. Two vehicles bad $250 AM/FM/Cassettc radios stolen. The third owner rej>ortrd $ I was missing. • A 1984 Oldsinobllc belonging to an Orlando man was reportedly fiAind on fire, olf McKrackln Hoad Saturday, near the railroad tracks. Deputies said the tires and wheels were gone al tin- lime. • A $-|(X) bracelet was reported stolen Sunday from a residence In the 800 block of E. Charring Cross Circle near Lake Murv • A VCR valued at $250 was reported stolen Sunday from a residence In I be 1200 block ol John laird Street near Sanford. • Deputies responded to an alarm call Sunday al a business In the 3200 block of N. Orlando Drive. $200 In damage was rc|M>ricd but nothing was determined to be missing. • A portable 6-channel radio valued at $028 was reportedly stolen Friday from a vehicle parked near the Greenway construction site on S.H. 4 17. N o w a c c e p t in g p a t ie n t s . O ffic e b o a t s a w b y a p p o in tm e n t. 322-0285 2209 South French Avenue Sanford, Florida 3 2 7 7 1 (407) 321-4230 PLEASE RECYCLE. BECOME AN EYE DONOR. CALL 407*422-2020. \billull I VC I H i l l I t <>/ l l i >I i i h l A u to -O w n e rs In s u r a n c e Life Homo Cat Hicattuss The “N o I \oh/cm f iofj/e. n f o r d H e r a l d Can Help You! C a ll Today 322-2611 SEMINOLE CENTRE 3703 Orlando Dr. • Sanford o s o 322-1781 Belter Than Ever Beforel HOURS Mon-Sat . 10 B* Sun 12 6 JCPenney Easter Sate FOR KIDS NOW 149.92 SALE 25.60 SELECT DRESSES 2575 S. French Avo. Sanford a JEWELRY & HAIR ACCESSORIES 25% OFF TONY RUSSI INSURANCE S M I S S l S X f t VIS S IZ E S FOR MEN Dr. Schefsky Is a board certified family practice physician with over 20 years In practice. Custom ers Few EN TIR E S T O C K ! Harvey Schefsky, M.D, nussi, JR. Hard And OFF J U N IO U S For Personal & Commercial Insurance TONY WhenTim es A re DRESSY SPORTSWEAR • 81.300 In ulntciido equipment und other Items was iMpported stolen SiTrtdtfy' from u business In the 900 block of | a ItllkcMary Blvd. . '• # A ’*r\4*atd and tools1valued al $700 were re|x>rtedly taken SaiurdajjHjUhta residence In Shenandoah Village. ' *llouseTio!(T curtains and an 8-day clock, wllh a total value of $I.(XX) were reported missing Saturday from a residence In the 12(X) block of Lincoln Court. • A number of old glassware pieces were said to have been taken Salurduy In the burglary of u residence In the 400 block of E. 4lh Street. • A business burglary was reported Suturduy In the 1700 block ol Airport Blvd. Cash, checks and credit card receipts with a total value of $435.86 were said to be missing. • $290 in Items were reported stolen Saturday at a business in the 2(X> block ol Sanford Avenue. • Jewelry with a total vuluc of $750 were reported missing Sunday from a residence In the 300 block of Boradu Road. • A TV and other Items valued al $400 were reportedly stolen early Monday from a residence In Castle Brewer Court. Family Practice and Housing Secretary Henry Cisneros were said lo be among those concerned about the c u t s T reasu ry S ecretary L loyd Bentsen agreed to consider lax Increases lo avoid some ol the cuts, the Times reported ll was reported earlier that the administration Is considering a new lax on gambling establish merits such as racetracks, river boats and Las Vegas casinos Clinton promised during Ids campaign in "end welfare as we know It" and In require all able-bodied recipients to take a Job after two years on welfare Clinton aides said tlie- White I louse will uiivcll a plan In April to reform the main federal-state welfare program, which sup­ ports 5 million families. ENTIRE STOCK! Incidents reported to Sanford police In 3A 25% OFF SUITS REGULARLY $100 AND UP 25% OFF HAGGAR* CUSTOM-FIT SUIT If purchasod separately: Now $99.92 Suit Coat. Now $50 Trousers. Reg. $32. GIRLS' LABELLE" JACKET OR SKIRT. 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HUNT C LUB"SH O RTS SALE $19.99, Reg. $25 HUNT CLUB" JEANS pensr m m U K * « • oflonng pnen only Sum mty of mo, not hd.o won *' (*»•• B u o a ic * tlltan* through Wvch JWv union oinooot* notod l'«c.nuig*« oil r»piM»ni I M U , ot\rogulttUK* O f ongnjl(me* InlormodauiMdidow-o nu, M .o t* n l o o i o i n y ntf mead mwcfwxM. tWducoon* on onqm*) pnc*J m«ch«na«o * . k i «ounU tio tt »(Mffo'od Al U M lacfudo JCPumey Snwl VaiuM -Now* priCM lopfOMni it.mg, on rnc»« 20% OFF A LL GIRLS' DRESSES $20 AND UP 20% OFF NEWBORN, INFANT AND TODDLER BOYS’ DRESS-UI �■y 4A - Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, March 23, 1994 Editorials/ Opinions S an fo rd H e ra ld (USPS 481-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Aren Code 407-322-2611 or 831*9903 Wayn* D. Doyle, Publish!) and Editor SUBSCRIPTION RATE: 3 M outtia.................................... 810.50 0 M ontha.................................... 839.00 1 Y e a r ............................ 876.00 Florida Realdanta musl pay 7% aalaa lax In addition lo ratea above. EDITORIAL Follow the rules ■ " W e ’re d o in g th is fo r y o u r o w n g o o d . " I T h a t's s o m e th in g a ll o f u s p ro b a b ly h e a rd fro m o u r p a re n ts ns th e y Im p o se d ru le s a n d r e s tr ic tio n s o n u s as w e w e re g ro w in g u p . O f c o u rs e , n t d ie tim e . It seem ed u n fa ir , s tiflin g a n d . m o s t a s s u re d ly , w ro n g . • " T h e y h a v e n o r ig h t to d o t h a t , " w e w o u ld b e llo w , s lin k in g a w a y , y e t fo llo w in g th e e d ic t. S o m e tim e s w e 'd ta lk It o u t a n d re a c h a m o re .p a la ta b le c o m p ro m is e . H u t. a lw a y s . I t w a s fo r th e best. T h e ir ru le s , a s th o s e Im p o s e d o n u s b y s o c ie t y , are d e s ig n e d to p r o te c t u s ...s o m e tlm c a fr o m o th e rs , s o m e tim e s fro m o u rs e lv e s . W e b e lie v e th e co d e s Im p le m e n te d b y th e S a n fo rd H is to r ic P re s e rv a tio n B o a rd r e g u la t­ in g th e re s to ra tio n a n d re n o v a tio n o f th e d o w n to w n re s id e n tia l h is to r ic d is t r ic t a rc b a s ic a lly fo r th e good o f th e a re a . T h e y a re In need o f Borne fin e tu n in g , p e rh a p s , ns s o m e h a v e su g g e s te d . H u t th e y are d e s ig n e d to be s u re th a t In v e s to rs d o n o t re n o v a te h o m e s In th e c h e a p e s t w n y p o s s ib le a n d th e n le a ve th e m to d e te rio ra te In to c h e a p flo p h o u s e s o r w o rs e . T h e S a n fo rd H is to r ic P re s e rv a tio n B o a rd , h o w e v e r, h a s s h o w n a w illin g n e s s to m a k e s o m e c h a n g e s In th e co d e s. T h e co d e s a rc In p la c e to h e lp b r in g th e S a n fo rd d o w n to w n h is t o r ic d is tr ic t u p fr o m a lo n g p e r io d o f m is u s e a n d d e g ra d a tio n . T h e co d e s w i l l h e lp k e e p th e area fr o m f a llin g b a c k In to d is re p a ir. •* IV ¥* We're going to hear a lot. soon, about how there nre "too mnny people" and "people spoil the environment." That will be n central thesis of the massive U.N. Conference on Papulation and Development In Cnlro In September. Is it so? A recent article In Scientific American ("T h e Fertility Decline In Developing Countries") sheds light on one major aspect of the argument. Birth rales In sub-Saharan Africa — the Inst main redoubt of super-high fertility — are plunging. Kenya ofTcrs a dramntlc example. It has been the fertility Frankenstein of the Less Developed Countries. In 1977-78 It had a Tolnl Fertility Rate of 8.3 children per woman. But by 1989 the rate was 6.7. and In 1993 dropped to 5.4, of which the Population Reference Bureau said: "The 20 percent decline In Just over four yenrs Is one of the swiftest ever recorded." (It takes 2.4 children to reach population stability In a developing society, nnd 2 .1 In a modern one.) The new Afrlcnn data means we will likely get less global population than Imagined. It means that whatever the environmental threat ]>os<*d by population growth (If nnyl — will be less than predicted. It means that the Kxploslonlsls will hove n more difficult time promulgating demo­ graphic doom (n proclnmntlon-in-wnlllng de­ ferred from the U.N.'s raucous 1992 environmental conference In Rio Dc Janeiro). Pa rad oxically. It may mean that the U.N. will have a hel­ ler case for more g l o b a l f a m 11 y • p la n n in g m o n e y . (The super-pro-green Clinton administra­ tion Is anxious lo pitch In.) Kcnyn Is not alone, according to demo­ g r a p h ic e x p e r t s Bryant Robey, Leo Morris nnd Shea O. Kntstcln, authors of the December 1993 f i It h a s b e e n th e Scientific American fo r tu ity n rtld c. Zim babwe. F ra n k e n s te in o f Botswana and others th e Loss have also seen dra­ D ovoloned matic drops. More C o u n trio s . ■§ 1m p o r t a n t . t h e authors report healthy leading Indicators of change elsewhere in TV*) of have RUc jjitfs out of wedlock- . , „ Tlp^oim gtafcow SinJail. n n Up oUw Sonhasjust retained a famous kv^er.-n New ht lives all atone. r Itsvthflfcs happening fcohvnvy families in Lhe nineties.., b t t k n Pntulies.no p a re n ta l guidance and n o jo b a .. p l a story cfamanmtntdBmcty. vihohad tw o o tw id . s o w ht- had disowned- P n Stall UtiS group \vr.y f o m n fatuity... in a gnncj at* perhaps U x y U e v e n j o l n 'T n e M o p . n ICMbMT VIE'WANT Government's big lie Maybe It's my ImnglmiMun running amuck. Then again, maybe not. Maybe — Just maybe — I acttially did see and hear on network TV. on a recent broadcast, what I think I saw and heard on network TV. Our own Janet Reno, the new national attorney general o f the United Slates, apparently side­ stepping every or nearly every question directed to her by the TV Interviewer. And that Interview was on a one-to-one busts, before the State o f the Union speech. The questions were clear and concise with no room lor misunderstanding, even for a glibleagued lawyer. The answers these old cars heard or think they heard, seemed to cover nearly everything from soup to nuts — except — the questlon(s) asked. And this seemed to occur question after question. I do know that totally evasive verbal agility Is almost u mandatory prerequisite o f anyone entering the Washington scene. If you can't talk for an hour and a half while really saying nothing, you Just don't cut the mustard and you can't play In their game. In some circles It's called "talking governmenlcse." In other circles It's called "b u ­ reaucratic B.S." The casual mention o f the Infamous "B B S " (no — I don't mean "British Broadcasting Station") brings lo mind unother truism lhal I'd like to lay on you. Chew on this, If you will. Which one o f the following three conditions do you think would be the easiest to get a suspicious American cltlzuiry to accept? a) a flat out He, b) a half-truth, c) the araolutc truth assuming o f course that all emanated from D.C. Got your minds made up? Great! Let's see how well you did. Did you pick c) — the absolute truth? Nawl More and more people arc getting the feeling that most (not quite all) DC politicians arc physically enable of B p e a k ln g the truth, that If they ever Incapable tried to, their tongues would fall off. And nearly everyone knows that a tonguelms DC politician Is a dead horse. How about b) — the half-truth? You did — huh! A whole big bunch o f you picked b) as your choice. Well now, let me congratulate you — on being about half right. Just enough truth to make It sound plausible and just enough lies to totally negulc the truth...and you fell for IL Shame on you. You downright disappointed me. OKI That leaves a). Let's have a show of bunds...all those In favor o f a), raise 'em. One, two, three, four,..Aw cane on now, there's gotta be more than four. Hey you — over there In the back — you voted for a), didn't you? No! Well then, go stand In the corner for the rest o f this letter. Four...four out o f thousands. And you're right. I never ceuse to be amazed by the wisdom of the few. It Is a known fact that a boldfaced, <lown-utid-out He will become accepted as the truth If it Is repeated often enough, loud enough, and long enough. It may take years but It will happen. Take the federal Brady Bill. Highly touted as a giant step In crime control. Nothing but one glguntlc lie. Even the sponsors and/or backers of the bill admit that It won't do a nickel's worth of good In reducing crime. But you bought It. You bought the "big Hr." hook, line and sinker. Sure hope you get smarter quicker. Very soon, It’s going lo look like opening day on a very hot trout stream. The DC anti-gun crowd Is about to Hall the air with dozens more lines, each one loaded with hooks. Watch your derrlere. Nelson B. Tullur Winter Springs THE WMW WNCH0990")* ELLEN GOODMAN Conflicting principle of the thing BOSTON — If you were trying to create a fantasy to fit every stereotype about welfare, or for that m atter about governm ent, you couldn't have scripted u more Incendiary plot. Imagine this one: In Massachusetts, the government has been paying for fertility drugs given to Medicaid patients. The same society concerned about the number of children bom In und to poverty, the same government trying lo get mothers und children off AFDC. paid to help poor purcnls conceive more children. It’s no wonder the story made headlines and made heads shake. In the scheme of things, there wnsn't much money Involved. The cost came to *45.000 In a state Medicaid budget of *3.2 billion. Nor were that many people Involved. Only about 260 were prescribed the drugs. But It wus the principle of the thing. Or rather, the conflicting principles of the thing. Or the lack of any guiding principle behind Die thing. Of U the patients who received fertility treat­ ments, 58 percent were on AFDC und 03 percent already had one or more children. While a handful ,of them were using these drugB to treat breast or prostate cancer, most were trying to get pregnant. And while the decision to prescribe these drugs bad been left to Individual doctors, Ihe bill — and the shock — went to the stale. It didn't take long for Bill Weld, (he Republican governor wllh a two-point program to get criminals In Jail and welfare mothers off the dole, to cut off the payments. Even Ted Kennedy, the ninth child o f the Kennedy family, sold, "Our goal In using lux dollars wisely Is to reduce welfare dependency, not create more of It." So much then for this slory o f "creation." But before wc close the book, wc should note Dirt It wasn't wholly unique. What happened in Massachusetts was Just a reverse, upsidedown, Insldc-out, extreme example o f Ihe conflicting policies about reproduction that arc commonplace. It was uothcr angle on the confused ways that wc deal with poverty und fertility. Consider a composite picture of what’s going on In the country. Yes, Massachusetts briefly paid for AFDC mothers to conceive more children. But while that happened. New Jersey and Georgia decided not to pay when additional children were born lo welfare mothers. Twenty-one states are now considering capping welfare payments for the second or third child born to an AFDC mother. But again, at the same time, 38 states refuse to pay for Medicaid abortions. Some don't want to pay for poor women to have abortions or to raise Die children. Everyone agrees that teen-agers should become adults before they become parents. But do our laws and our policies support Dial *K ! j ' t ( ] \ f,j(l Population explosion is fizzling mnhpff i J * ‘VU1 BEN WATTENBERG LETTER *• ** 1 /f common belief? Increasingly we make teens Jump over hurdles — gain parental consent or stand before a Judge — to get an abortion. We make them Jump through hoops to get birth control. Wc make it harder for them, not easier. Today, old Draco­ nian attitudes about contrnllng the poor and fertile appear with u certain ven­ geance. In the last two years, u rash of ntutCH f r o m M i s s i s s i p p i to Maryland have con­ s id e re d p rop osa ls that would require women to be steril­ ized or gel long-term contraceptives like Norplant before they It w a s a n o th e r could receive welfare. a n g le o n Ih e Do the legislators c o n tu s e d w a y s who Introduce these th a t w e d e a l laws know or cure If w it h p o v e rty a n d women have volun­ fe r t ilit y . J tary access lo family plumilng? A survey in Nevada, for example, showed that 80 percent of those on AFDC receive no counseling at ull. Massachusetts, which mandates that private Insurers cover fertility treatments — Including the expensive and dicey in vitro fertilization — may have ussumed that the public Insurer should provide equal treatment for the poor. But Massachusetts gat II wrong. In u time when words like "rationing" uppeur next to hculth cure, wc have to decide what to do with limited dollars. Paying for fertility trent.Mcnts for those who already tmvc a child — through Medicaid or through u national health plan — ranks so fur down Die list o f priorities It fulls off the page. A society, like a family, lias to balance the needs o f the children (hey have against those they might have. How do you Justify paying for fertility treatments while cutting payments for existing children? Government-funded con­ ception flics In the fucc o f common sense. Ii ' h this sixth sense, this common sense that seems In such short supply. But It's what we need to straighten out Die policy messages uhout poverty and fertility thut arc being sold now under (he generic and dangerous label of welfare reform. C LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters lo the editor nre welcome. All letters must he signed, Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone num ber. Letters should he on a single subject and be as brief ns pusslhlc. The letters arc subject to editing. sub-Sahnrnn Africa, even where little economic growth Is apparent: rise In uge o f first marriage, more education Tor women, more use of contraception, greater urbanization. Says co-author Rutstein u I h j u I fnlllng African fertility: "What was a controversial theory n few years ago. Is now elrarly established." This Is happening against a backdrop of shinning decreases In fertility ovrr three decades lb Latin America (a 50 percent drop In Mexico nnd Brazil). Northern Africa (Egypt down 42 percent), nnd Asia |G4 percent In Thullund and 43 percent In Indonesia, wllh new dala due soon showing lower Indian fertility rates). Add to that what's happening In former Iron Curtuln na­ tions. The Russian rate has collapsed from 2 .1 to 1.4. Incredibly, the TFR In the former East Germany bus fnllen below 0,8 children per woman. Moreover, the ongoing birth dearth continues In many parts o f the developed world. Spain Is now nt 1.3 and Japan at 1.5 und sinking. ("N rvrr before have TFRs reached levels an low as those recently observed In some countrlcs," according to the U.N. Population Newsletter.) New U.N. projections will I k - Issued prior to Cairo. JACK ANDERSON NASA’s IG under investigation WASHINGTON - The taHes have been turned on NASA Inspector General Mill Colvin, who Is bring Investigated for allega­ tions of serious misconduct. The prolre h l>clng conducted by the Office of Special InvrsDgallons. which exclusively handles cases Involving nllrtfitlnns of fraud und other serious abuses for Ihe General Accounting Ofllcc. Tw o of OSI's 22 Invrsllgatnrs hnve Ik v ii working on the probe since late 199? Colvin told us he Is aware of the Investigation. “ It concerns me greatly because II Is a personal attack on my Integrity." Colvin said. "1 nave given It very serious consid­ eration And,... 1 know the facts. But I think "n ily u m e ’ fltfaV jWW' on •Hhvty/W'frrHidK'tntyW a person’ k Integrity —1 c e r t a in ly (h a t hurts." G A O 's In vestiga ­ t i o n r e n t e r s on S G A O ’s whether Colvin has In v e s tig a tio n lost Ihe In d e p e n ­ c o n to ra o n dence necessary for a w h o lh o r C o lv in watchdog. More than h as lo s t Ih e a dozen of Colvin's In d e p e n d e n c e own sta ffers liuve n e c e s s a ry f o r a told us they think w a tc h d o g . J C o lv in 's In d e p e n ­ dence has been compromised because his relationship In Inn cozy wllh NASA executives. " I Ivive seen him try to shut down any kind of investigation or audit thut Is going In rcstill In any sort of embarrassment for the agency." one high official In Colvin's office told our ussoclatc Ed Henry. Several officials allege that Colvin has alerted NASA officials to pending Invesllgu Dons, Irking investigators who rely on Die clement o f surprise. Colvin refused to com ­ ment on the allegation but did suy he values the element of surprise. The GAO Is probing one rase In which Colvin allegedly tlpjied off Die largcl of un Investigation into misuse o f execu tive aircraft. According to an Internal ..NASA report, a NASA official In Oliio used two flights on executive aircraft ta shuttle his wife und 20 other non-fcdcral guesls lo un air show in Oshkosh, Wls,. In August 1092. The report concluded thut the official, John Hairston, used the alrcrafl Improperly. Officials alk-ge that when the complulnl originally came In over the Inspector gener­ al's hotline, Colvin Immediately notified the NASA administrator's offlcc Dull one of his agents was about to confront Hairston. Col via suggested that Hairston could defuse the situation by writing u personal check to reimburse the government. Tile early yarn* log stunned an ugent assigned lo confront Halrslon. "T h e element of surprise wus lost along wllh any other opportunity In gather evidence about other potential problems or crimes that may have been uncovered." said one source close to the case. Colvin wus appointed by lYcsIdcnt Reagan In 1985, and many of his subordinates think It's time for a change. Bui Colvta says experience is his best weapon, " I , think th ere's som ething to be mild for that lo n g e v ity ." he explained. "I think I'm probably more effective than I've ever been. It has taken a considerable amount of time to gain the trust and confidence of Die recipients o f our work." Out Inspector general sources point out that Colvin has also spent u considerable amount o f time hobknohblng with those "recipients." One close aide Bald Colvin "never misses u day o f eating lunch In the upstairs dining room (reserved! for NASA executives." Like all executive dining rooms, It was closed dt the beginning o f the Clinton administration to cut costs. But Colvin acknowledges he hus ' resumed eatlnglunch there since 11reopened. Inspector general officials are appalled at the appearance. "You become close friends with (the executives) and then you don't want to Issue things that will embarrass Diem," said one Inspector general source. �.V v rw . Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, March 23, IS M • BA i ■ ,‘‘« Prayer--------- Lyman ups security, Henley squelches rumors of fights ■y V IC K I Da S O R M IM Harald8laff Writer _____________ LONGWOOD - While there la b eefed up se cu rity around Lyman High School today, prin­ cipal Carlton Henley aald they are not there to squelch gang activity at the school. “ There la not gang activity here," Henley aald. "Th ere’ajuat a lot of rUmor." , According to Henley, a pair of students got Into a fight last week. Punches were thrown, though the fight was quickly broken up, he said. Aa soon as the altercation began, Henley said, "the herding Instinct" brought a large crowd o f students rushing to root for their favorite, combatant. He aald that aa many as 100 students may have been In the area by the tim e the students were separated and Uken to the ofllce to be disciplined. , As students gathered to take aides In the fight, two or three other punching matches broke out and were quickly squelched, he noted. Henley said all of the students who were Involved In fights were suspended from school for 10 *y»' “ I think It has just gotten iuns itln o s d from Page 1A i.'.l The resolution Robinson and Ju lian said, asks the atatc l e g i s l a t u r e to a d d r e s s a particular defect In the law." For that reason, the school board agreed to limit the resolu­ tion to firearms. A discussion regard in g knives and other Weapons, board members said, ffiay come at a later date. Continued from Page LA sectarian prayer Is." he asked, "the legislature? If that's the cose we could be opening ourselves up to all kinds o f legal action from anyone who did n 't agree with the exact w ordin g wc declared to be non-sectarian." blown all out o f proportion." Henley said. "It was the same kind of thing that happens at high schools all the time. It's been happening os long os I've been In educallon...and that's been close to 40 years. It was happening even when I was In school. 1 think that people hear about violence and they exag­ gerate It." Henley said he has heard w idely divergent rumors in­ cluding one In which Henley had confiscated 40 guns at school (he said he has not found even one gun on campus) to another claim in g H enley had either beaten up a student or that he had been beaten by a student (neither Is true, he said). "T h e rumor mill Is running rampant." he concluded. He said there are additional officers on duty at the school today to “ allay the fears of those who hod heard the rumors." Ed McDonough, public Infor­ mation officer for the Seminole County S h e riffs Office, sold there are six extra officers on duty at Lyman today. He agreed that the officers were there only to be sure the students felt safe, though they were In no danger. McDonough Said the students who were returning from sus­ pension today were "agitators" and they were "Just looking for attention." -i ... The suspended students, he believed, had started most of the rumors themselves. And, he had been told, they might have even contacted some of the local television stations In an attempt to draw attention ta themselves. "1 can assure you that there'll be no fights today," he said. Couch said there are still many co-sponscrs o f the bill. " I ’m going to E-mall the reasons for my pulling out of the support to every one o f them ." he said, "so that they know my reasons for withdrawing support. I'm not ugalnsl prayer In schools. I'm Just against the present timing of what the legislature Is propos­ ing." Rising star Manager Dabble Cowan authorized some lun and participated heraelf when Coastal Marl in Sanford hosted Customer Appreciation Day Feds Continued from Page 1A U.S. Attorneys lo facilitate and monitor the development and Implementa­ tion of a District-Level AntiViolent Crime Initiative. Reno has reported the rale of violent crim e In the nation Increased 41 percent In the past 10 years, and SI percent In the post 20, based on data received from the Federal [lureau of Investigation's Uniform Crime Reports. The study ordered by Reno Is lo be conducted on an area-by­ area level. U.S. Attorney Larry *■ Gambling 0 — tlnuad from Pag# 1A decided he did not want the traffic problems and , "It convinced me. not from a moral standpoint, but from the economic development point of view, that I don't want Seminole County to become a gambling center," Furlong said. Florida Rlverboat Gambling Corp. of Orlando wany to float a rlverboat gambling casino on the St. Johns River and Lake Monroe. Florida iverboat president Qerald Braley, chairman of Orange County Republican Executive Coms, says the group Intends to Invest $40 n to *100 million to develop the venture, boaetf at Port of Sanford. The average wage will be $24,000 annually, says Braley. The enterprise will generate $5 million to *10 million each year for local governments. Braley aaya the enterprise won't attract negatives such at crime or "sleaxe" because the gambling will be bORducted during limited cruises, restricting access to criminal and sleazy activities ana deterlng Impulse gambling — > -H-J) j Tuesday, Church Street Tuesday. Braley presented prest QUtlon'a Snow who told commissioners he Intends to develop a land-based restaurant and bmuaement center at the port to accompany the recently. Peaches the Clown painted faces at the event, Includlnga star lor Oebbla. "People should also consider that students are presently allowed to pray In schoole. If they Initiate It." he said. "It's not the Individual rights which ore b ein g dealt with here, but whether or not the school should become Involved." gambling venture. Snow said he'd been talking to Braley "for months" about the venture. Dennis Dolgner, administrator o f the Seminole County Port Authority, said this morning he wns disappointed at the commission's decision. The port has granted Florida Rlverboat a leone option for 19 acres. Dolgner MUd Bnow saw an opportunity to expand the vqnlUhO* ....... for gaming on the "Originally, the concept was w looking Into land-based boats, out now he's been la activities here at the Port ol Sanford," said Dolgner. "I'm looking toward economic devel­ opment o f the Port." he Said. "There arc four million visitors driving past here on Interstate 4 each year. This would lie one way to capture part o f thin market. If this comes about here n( the port. U could easily be the largest project we could have In so far as Job opportunities and tax dollars." " If (the commission) were determined to pass this, they should first get all parties together In u worksesslon and discuss all the points In this." said Dolgner. "This hasn't come to a vote of the people yet. How can they say what the |>cople want?" II. Colleton lun named Bruce Hlnnhclwnad, First Assistant U.S. Attorney, in Violent Crime Coordinator for the Middle Dis­ trict of Florida. The district Is based In Tampa and Includes all of central Florida Colleton stated, "Clearly, a strategy that Involves the entire community Is crucial. There are no easy or quirk solutions. The Middle District's Antl-Vlolcnt Crime Inlllatlve Is a plan that requires a full exchange of Ideas and Information." lit continued. “ The focus from the criminal Justice viewpoint is to Identify those career violent offenders and to obtain the longest possible sentences. The victim and his nr her family must never be forgotten." Sanford's Chief Russell ques­ tioned why (he study Is being considered ns Jtnl gelling un­ derway. “ They already have all o f the statistics on violent crimes, law enforcement, drugs and other Information," he said. "Every time wc apply for any­ thing, such ns funding for the hirin g o f Com m unity Bksed Police, we are required lo submit' this Information." Russell suggested rather than conduct another study, the gov­ ernment should take what they ulrendy have and get on with a specific direction toward fighting these crimes. Henry called the study, "an analysis paralysis." "Every time Ihey undertake another study." he commented, " I t ’s ustng time and money. I believe they should take the money used to conduct this ntudy and direct It In a more productive way toward crime fighting." “ Of course government pro­ grams often bring about another concern." Russdl said. "Every time we enter Into un agreement with the state or federal gov­ ernment In a crlme-rightlng en­ deavor, they want something In return, and we often end up losing some control." The Middle District's Anti* Violent Crime Analysis and Op­ erational Plan Is expected to be drafted by mid June. Colleton commented, "It ts my hope. that,.the development of tntuphve will Incorporate collective wisdom of law cnlorccment Ircm throughout the district, provide residents avenues for participation, and firmly establish a solid working partnership to Jointly put the resources of local, atate. and federal agencies to work on reducing violent crime In our communities. The residents of the M iddle District deserve nothing less." STAY ALIVE d o n t drink and drive School W h at's fo r lunch? Thursday, Mar. 24,19*4 Spaghetti Tossed Salad Roll Fruit Tray or Chat's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat MHk .■ ' -*• -i - ~ r- r iT ,i *r v Accu-Check® Easy™ Demo Days at Wal-Mart! 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Tammy D e P r e ia , Q u e e n s . N -Y -. Catherine Taylor, L.I., N.Y., Melissa Taylor, Deltona, Melody Fader, Lot Angeles, Calif.: sons, Richard, Jr., Jenson Beach, John, Deltona; staters, Judy De­ lla, Tampa, dale Longe, Long I a la n d ; b r o t h e r , T h o m a s Hoskins, Tam pa; alx grand­ children. Stephen R. BaldaufT Funeral home, Deltona, in charge o f arrangements. Fellow ship Church, Orlando. She waa an Air Force veteran. Survivors Indude husband. Richard J.; son, Christopher A.. Altamonte Springs: daughter. Margaret E.. Altamonte Springs. B ald w ln -F a lrch lld Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs, In charge of arrangements. ; TH O M AS ROBINSON Thomas Robinson, 79, of Re­ dding Garden. Sanford, died Tuesday. March 22, at Central Florida Regional Hospital, San­ ford. Bom Sept. 26, 1914. In Marianna, he moved to Sanford 50 years ago. Mr. Robinson retired from the City of Sanford, sewer department. He was a DUVAL MARTHA Funeral w r v ltt t for M n . 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Florida • Wednesday, March 23, 1094 Brutal schools Teen hangs self; teacher beats student to death ... ing to Education Ministry re|x>rls. some even consider It u sign of a teacher's enthusiasm or TOKYO — A nlnthgrndcr tie- concern for the students. In a nation that prizes con­ sprcsseit by school discipline lim its hlinsrir. A teacher slams a formity and obedience to author­ ity. parents rarely protest even If s c h o o l nalc on a stu den t, crushing her skull. Another their children dure to complain. During the academic year teacher boats a student to death on a school outing, Just for April 1001-March 1002. 855 cases of corporal punishment, or carrying n hair dryer. Japan's regimented schools "talbntsu." were reported In produce some of the world's best grades 1 through 12.the Educa­ students, hut researchers and tion Ministry said. Researchers educators feci the tough dis­ say the cases reported are a cipline Is too often abused. small part of the total. A report provided by the Cnnfuclau authoritarianism In the wrong hands, the critics say. Tokyo metropolitan government lias fostered a culture o f violence gives a rare glimpse of some physical disciplinary measures In the schools. •'I've decided, all by myself, to used by Junior iilgh teachers. The report, with substantial die. ... I don't want to tie with a teacher who uses violence." said parts blacked out to conceal a note left by the 14-year-old Identities. Indicated all but one who hanged himself last fall In a of the disciplined students suf­ park In Motegl-machl. about 00 fered Injuries ranging from bruises to broken bones. miles northeast of Tokyo. In July 15)91. a teacher pun­ Ills 27-year-old teacher, whose name was withheld by school ched a 12-year-old In Hie face authorities, later admitted lie and klekcd him In the stomach had slapped the hoy several and th ig h s fo r r e a d in g a times In the face as part of classmate's diary, causing a Is me fracture around his eye "disciplinary measures." Although corporal punishment that required hospitalization for Is against the law. many teach­ a month, the re|xirt said. Two months later, u IB-yearers say they find It an effective educational tool If It docs not old at another school suffered u result In serious Injury. Accord­ broken leg when he was slapped. By MARI VAMAQUCHI Associated Pross Writer Fed m ove p o rten d s h ig h e r in te re s t rates for c o n s u m e rs punched In the face and tripped by a teacher for bringing n cassette player to school. Typically, children arc hit on (he head, punched In the face, kicked nr beaten with sticks for missing homework deadlines nr breaking the rules. One rule that applies In nil public schools requires students to wear dark-colored militarystyle uniforms. Most schools have more detailed codes that, for example, govern Ihe color of socks and limit hnlr styles to very short crew cuts for boys und pageboys for girls. Students can be barred from entering cofTec simps or obtain­ ing drivers’ licenses. The con­ tents of school bags arc re­ stricted: no enssette plnyers. playing cards or hnlr dryers. To some, the routine habit of administering slaps to Hie head nr fnce Is the most worrisome aspect of school discipline. "It reminds me of Japan's wartime military," said Susuinu Nakano, a former high school teacher who lectures In educa­ tion at Chun University, refer­ ring In brutal behavior (hat was taken for grained In Ihe milita­ ristic period before and during World War II. "Corporal punishment Is a th re a t th at s im p ly fo r c e s children to obey," Nakano said. "It can tcm|Kirurlly stop certain actions, but has no positive educational effect." Municipal governm ents rc- currently. They expeeled that view to I k confirmed by the way the Fed h a n d le s Its o p e n , m a r k e t WASHINGTON - The Federal securitieso|K-riitlons today. Reserve may not be slamming Small quarter-point changes In the brakes on the economy, but Interest rates are In keeping with It Is easing olf the accelerator. As a result, consumers and busi­ the gradualist approach of the nesses can expect a range of central bank under Chairman Alun Greenspan. Interest rates to rise. "T h e Fed Is trying to do the Alter the Fed's announcement right thing by raising Interest Tuesday that It was tightening rates a little tilt now so that they credit for u second time this don't have to raise rates a lot year, unulysts predicted higher rates on everything from adjust­ lutcr on when Inflation becomes a problem." said Paul Gctman. able m ortgages to auto uml an economist at Regional Finan­ armdl-bustncxx loans. cial A s m m m u I cb In West (ftiMtcr. The Increases could Hturl " xw' coming quickly If large commer­ Pu. cial banks decide to follow the The Fetl hopes that In this Fed's Irad and boost their prime ellort lo fine-tune the economy. lending rate, a key benchmark It will be able to prolong the rate that affects a variety of c u r r e n t e x p a n s io n , w h ich business and consumer loan becomes three years old this rates. month, and avoid the sharp The prime rale has been at 0 boosts in Interest rates that can percent since July 1992. but thrown the economy Into re­ analysts believe the Fed's con­ cession tinued credit tightening will spur While the Fed's first rale hike an Increase, although they were In five years — also a quartersplit on the timing. point Increase on Feb. 4 — Some economists predicted caused a UG-polnt drop In lin­ that hanks would start pushing stock market, the reaction tills the prime rule higher sturllng time was much more subdued. today, while others argued that T h e Dow J on es In d u strial banks are enjoying nice profits average dropped u slight 2.30 currently and may be content to poluiB and bond prices rallied, wait until the Fed raises rates w ith the y ie ld on 30-ycnr again. Treasuries, which move In the After a five-hour meeting of opposite direction from the Fed policy-makers, the central price, dropping to 6.85 percent. bank Issued u brief statement This was the type of response Tuesday saying It plunned to the Fed hud hoped to elicit with t ig h t e n c r e d it c o n d it io n s Its first Interest rate move. How­ slightly. ever, Instead o f reassuring Analysts viewed the wording markets that It wus on guard of the announcement as signal­ against Inflation, the Feb. 4 ing that the Fed hud decided to announcement triggered the big push Its turget for the federal decline In stock prices and a funds rule, the Interest tliut sharp Jump In bond yields us bunks churgc each other, to 3.5 Investors demanded a better percent, up from 3.25 percent cushion ugulnst Inflation fears. luctuntly began disclosing re­ ports on serious cases of corporal punishment utter human rights groups accused schools of trying to cover up the practice. The teacher who heat the student to death for Inking a hnlr dryer on u school oullng was sentenced lo three yenrs In prison, but most teachers who Injure students receive only rep­ rimands or suspensions. After the 14-year-old hanged himself In (hr park. Ills teacher was given u six-month cut In sidary for having used corporal punishment. He took a leave of absence and later resigned. In Kobe, western Japan, the Junior high school teacher who klllrd a 15-year-old hv slamming a quarler-lon gale nil her head received a Ihrcc-ycur Jail sen­ te n c e fo r p r o fe s s io n a l negligence. II was suspended. T h e s c Ik k i I hailed lls practice of slam m ing Ihe gales ut H:30 a.ill. In leacii students a lesson alMiut punctuality. Of 295 teachers punished for using cor|Hirnl punishment In 1992. four were suspended and 10 suffered euls In salary. The o th e r s w e re m e r e ly r e p r i­ manded. , Critics urge schiHil officials lo reconsider Iradlllonal ways of enforcing discipline. "W ith good relationships and trust, ttiey shouldn't have to use vlolence to make kids listen," said Norio Sclo. a lawyer and child-rights advocate Doctors’ final word: MSG doesn’t sicken eaters; what does? By LAURAN NBIROAARD Assoclatod Fross Writer W A S H IN G T O N - Som e d o c t o r s a rc p r o c la im in g they've debunked the theory that the flavor enhancer MSG makes people sick — hut their patients don't believe them. So sclent Isis have a pro­ blem: how In find another culprit If the patients won't crMiperatc. "It's frustrating." said Dr. Sieve Taylor, head of food science ut the' University o f Nebraska. "You can't make them come Into the clinic und gel tested ... ho they're not getting help for a real pro­ blem ." Tell Ihut to Anna Davis. "Doctors didn't know why I got dizzy headaches.” the Washington resident said uftcr Insisting that u Chinese res­ taurant put nixie of the flavor enhancer In her order. " I slopped ruling MSG nnd now I don't. End of story." M S G . o r m o n o s o d iu m glutumutr. lias licen used In Oriental cooking for nearly 2.000 years but also Is com­ monly found In everything from tomato sauce to snack c h ip s . It Is a ve rsio n o f glulumlr ac id, ixic of 20 amino acids naturally present In nearly all protein. In 19G8, a doctor who expe­ rienced temporary numbness and weakness after eating C h in ese food la b ele d the symptoms Chinese restaurant syndrome and speculated that MSG. cooking wine or excess salt could be to blame. Early studies said MSG was the culprit, but In 1980 scien­ tists began reversing that opi­ nion. Now the largest study of the Issue nays MSO Is inno­ cent. An Australian chemist. Dr. Lcn Tarasoff of Ihe University o f Western Sydney, randomly fed 71 people various doses of MSG and a placebo for five days. He told participants he was studying Ingredients In a new soft drink, and fed them cither capsules or a graperrult-llke drink before a stan­ dardized breakfast. F ifteen percent reported some symptoms after Ingest­ ing the MSG — but so did 14 p e rc e n t a fte r ta k in g th e placebo, said hb report In the B ritish Journal Food and Chemical Toxicology. Hut an unknown number of Americans still blame MSG for symptoms ranging from head­ aches and flushing to numb­ ness or dlzzlneas. They asked the Food and Drug Adminis­ tration to require more strin­ gent labeling of MSG In foods. By MARTIN CRUTSINOBR AP Economics Writer ..o : AvoidDelaysWith SunBank’sShortcut Mortgage. Gelling a mortgage can be a long and difficult process, full of false starts, stops, delays and runarounds. Fortunately, SunBank knows the neighborhood. And w e know the shortcuts to help you avoid all the red lights on the way to your new home. In fact, we’ll even guarantee an arrival time. With SunBank, you'll know by the end of the next business day if your mortgage got the green light. Guaranteed. And we guarantee to be ready to close on your loan in 24 business days. 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The APR li subject lo change alter closing Repaymem terms are: 12 psyments at $379.63, 12 payments at $474.81 and 336 payments at $489 71. Interest rues and terms art subject (o change and may vary by county. & �f r WEDNESDAY S a n fo rd H e ra ld March 23, 1994 Sports B IN BRIEF In the m iddle of things AROUND THE STATE | Two-win afternoon boosts Raiders in M-FC race Expos double up Marlins Prom S taff Reports MELBOURNE — Kirk Ruc Ict mul Hutch Henry combined for five shutout Innings Tuesday as Montreal beat Florida 6-3 at Spncr Coast Stadium. Florida's offense awoke when Dave Magadan singled In n run In the bottom of the sixth. In the ninth. Mitch Lydcn had n two-run homer to cut the deficit to three. SANFORD — Don't look now. hut the Raiders arc alive and kicking. A week ago. the Seminole Community College baseball team was struggling and looked us If might be ready to spiral right out of the Mid-Florida Conference race. Hut Tuesday afternoon at Raider Field. SCC took two wins from St. John's River Community College. 11-10 In 13 Innings nnd 5-4, giving the Raiders three straight conference victories nnd a 0-6 M FC mnrk. good for third place and very realistic chance of eurnlng u spot In the state toumnment In May. Diaz powers Gators’ win GAINESVILLE Alex Din* was 2-for-4. Including a solo Inmer. to lead Florida In a 7-3 win over Georgia State on Tuesday night. Charles Roberts ( I-O) gave up only two hits and one run In five Innings of work to pick up his first collegiate win. Danny Wheeler tossed the final 1V4 Innings to earn his fourth save. Warriors overtake Magic OAKLAND. Calif. — Hilly Owens' tlp-ln with 21 seconds left put Golden State uhend nnd Chris Webber Mocked Orlando's last-ditch shot as the Warriors overcame a 16-polnt. fourthquarter deficit to bent the Magic 117-llfi Tuesday night. The Magic argued with the officials to no avail that Webber should have brrn culled for goaltcndlng wlrcn he rejected Dennis Scott's shot In the lane with Just over five seconds left. Golden Stale overenmc a 29polnt effort by Shnqulllc O'Neal, who fouled out with 2:12 left In the gume. Anfernce Hardaway also hud a season-high 15 assists to go with his 18 points. Webber led the Wurrlors with 25 points. Green, Suns rally by Heat PHOENIX — A.C. Green hnd seven points and three rebounds In overtime Tucsduy night as Phoenix, which trailed by 18 points In the third quarter, rallied to treat Miami 124-118. Kevin Johnson led the comeback, scoring 24 ofhls 35 points In the second half und overtime. For the Heat, Willie Hurton tied his curccr Ihigh with 28 points. Steve Smith scored 27. and , Hlmbo Coles had 10. .• ’Magic’ to coach Lakers LOS ANGELES — Retired basketball alar Muglc Johnson Is returning to the NUA to coach the Los Angeles Lakers, the club said Tuesday night. Johnson replaces Rundy Pfuntl und will Ik? reunited with his former team ut a news conference at the Forum today ut 11 a.m. PST. Johnson. 34. led the Lakers to five NUA championships In his 12 seasons with the team. He retired from the Lakers In November 1991 after learning he was Infected with the virus that causes AIDJ. FAMU duo tosses 2 no-hitters GREENSBORO. N.C. — Shohn Lewis und James Harris each threw u no-hltlcr to lead Florida A&M to a pair of 8 0 victories over North Carollnu A&T Wednesday. Lewis picked up Ills first win of the ycur after two losses In the opener. He struck out six and walked four. In the nlghtcup. Harris was u little more erratic, striking out four and walking five for his second victory In five decisions. WHAT'S HAPPENING Baseball □ Laka Mary at Ovlado, 7 p.m. □ DaLand at Lyman, 7 p.m. The first game was n completion of a game that was halted because of darkness hack on Feb. 15. SCC (12-15 overall) will continue its sevengame homestund with a non-conference game against Indian River Community College from Ft Pierce on Thursday starting at 3 p.m. The Raiders came back from deficits of 8-4 and 10-0 In the first gume to tic the game at 10-10 with a run In the bottom of the* ninth Inning on Feb. 15. then won the game In the 13th Inning p.m. Girls’ Golf □ Lake Howall va. Daltona al Monastery, 3:30 p.m. Boys’ and Girls’ Tennis □ Samlnola at Laka Brantley, 3 p.m. Weightlifting □ Samlnola at Laka Brantley, 3:30 p.m. □ Laka Mary, Daltona at Lyman, 3:30 p.m. □ Ovlado at Lake Howall, 3:30 p.m. PR O B A S K E T B A L L □ 9 p.m. - WKCF 18. Orlando Magic at Utah Jazz, (L) jComploto listings on Pago Curing the SCC offense were Cruz |4-for-7. three doubles, three runs. RHI), Pete Hczcrcdl |4 tor-7. Imme run. doubl>\ three runs, three RHI). KrIk .Jordan (home run. double, run, two RHI). Kll/cr (double, single, three RHI). Ronald Hollister and Johnny Goodrich (one single and one run each). I.urry Hardy and Demy Beamon (one single each). Rlek Eckstein (run. RHI) and Fergcrson (run). Leading (tic way for St. John's River were Lyman's Shane Odom (3-for-7. double, run. RHI) and Kevin Scott Inin) und Luke Mury's Chad Khbcrt (2-for-7. home run. two runs, two RHI) und Scott Johnston (run) LONGWOOD — There's two levels o( baseball defense: muklng ordinary plays and making gameturnlng plays. Tuesday night. Lyman tlitre! baseman Jason Shipley made one of the latter, a play of nurh quality anil relative Importance dial It Impressed even vctcrun Greyhound coach Hob McCullough With Lyman leading Uuytona Hcacli-Srubrcczc 4 1 In the sixth Inning. Runcc Winn walked und Scull luggers was hit by a pitch to give the Sundcriths runners at first and second busc with one out. Designated hitter Nate Curry then chopped a bull toward third Hint Shipley charged and fielded before turning und firing a strike to second baseman Klley Cal a pa. who mode the relay Hirow til llrnl base lor the Inning-ending double play. "T h a t's blg-lmguc baseball right there." said Mc­ Cullough. " I can't remember the last time I had a third baseman (hut could make that play, pivot, and lire a perfect strike to second hose. That 's big league. " It was the second double play o f Hie game turned by the Greyhounds In sup|>urt o f pitchers Eric Kalauskas and Kyle Huyde. wtio limited Seabreeze to one run despite giving up six tilts, wulklng four hultrrn. and hitting two (both by lluydr). By comparison, the Greyhounds hud jusi three tuts. In the first Inning. Ted Koller doubled and scored when Shipley's ground ball was thrown away. Two Innings Inter. Kyle Games beat out a one-out bunt for a base hit and Koller wulkcd. After the two advanced on a wild pitch. Shipley singled them both home. Shipley, who look second when the Seabreeze catcher dropped the throw from the outfield, scored Lyman's fourth run when the Scnbrcr/c shortstop air mailed Klley Calapa's ground ball Into the Saiulcrab dugout. Lyman, which has won three In a row and seven of Its last eight, will host the DeLand Bulldogs In a SA-Dlstrlcl 4 contest tonight at 7 p.m. __________________ Prom Staff Reports EUSTIS — Even though they hud |ust seven hits, the Lyman High School softbiill team still generated enough offense to (xuind the Eustis Puuthcrs 18 O Tuesday ufternoon. In their lust three games, the undefeated Greyhounds (9-0) have scored u total of 82 runs. On Tucsduy. Lyman struck for five runs In the lop o f the first Inning and took u HOJfud Into the lop ortlNkfourth. w M M H ts. walks, h e lp und w fu L in T " ’ e d the * or 10 runs _______ M _ led for Greyhounds Catcher Wendie Acey c o lle c te d a double, two runs, und an R B Ito lead the Lyman attack. Kuccy Snead contributed a single. RHI. and two runs. Maggie Majcwskt drove In a run with a ground-rule double. Jamie Shurp scored three runs. Jonnle Belaud and Jmlle Belaud each hit a single and scored two runs. Stacey Ritter singled and drove In two runs. Michelle Bishop hit a single and scored a run. Jill M endelsohn scored tw o runs. Carolyn Cragcr. Jamie Ucland. and Karen Kallcak each scored a run. Lymun won't play again until next week, wlicn the Greyhounds will travel to Kissimmee to play In the Osceola tournament. OREYHOUNDIIS P A N T H IR i* Lyman H« «*•»* - II 1 • Euttlt ®0 I I — I 1 I Blihop and Acty HSI. Crow 14) and McDonald WP - Blthop (S01 IP — H«ll IB - Lyman. Acay and Maltwtkl M - Nona HR - Nona Rtcordt —Lymtn 90, Euttlt 34 GREYHOUNDS 4, SANDCRAISI I0« 000 « I io i ooo ■ — 4 IllV M II Lyman Catcher Ted Roller doublod end scorod In the first Inning (or the Lyman Greyhounds In their 4-1 win over the Daytona Boach-Soabrooze Sandcrabs Tuesday night. 4 1 4 1 Corey. Ooryk 101 ond Biggtrt Koloulkot. Hoyd* (1) ond Kollor WP Koloutloo (10) LP - Corey (I II Sovo - Hoydo Und) IB - Soobrooio. — on,....... Kollor. IB — Nono HR - Mono Roeordi - Doylono Winn. Lym ...— Booch Soobrooio >1. Lymon04 Defending city champs register 2nd no-hit victory From BUN R e p o r t s __________________________ o u t 12- □ Laka Howsll at Samlnola, 4 p.m. □ Daltona at LNta Brantley. JV. 5:30 p.m.; V, 7 In the regularly scheduled game, the Raiders led 4-0 but the Vikings plated four runs In the eighth Inning to tic the game ut 4-4. SCC again rallied for the win In the bottom of the eighth Inning as Hardy singled, moved to second on a walk to Ellzer nnd scored on u wild pilch and a throwing error by the SJRCC catcher. Linden Rice ( l - l ) closed mil the game closed out the gume In style on the mound lor the Raiders, striking out the side In the ninth. Providing the offense for SCC were Hardy (3-for-4. run, two RHI), Eckstein (2-for-5. home run. run. RHI). Cruz (2-for-3, run). Beamon (2-for-4. run). Goodrich (single. RHI). Jordan (single, run) und Hczcrrd! (single). Scott was l-for-3 with a run scored and an Kill for the Vikings. Ehtiert was l-for-4 with a run srorril. Odom drove In a run. ■ y TONY DoSORMIIR Herald Sports Editor □ Ovlado, Seabreoze, and University at Ekana, 2 Softball yesterday when Sanford’s Scott Fergcrson. plnch-runnlng for Nole Ellzer, scored on a two-out. double by Spruce Creek's Isuur Cruz. Shipley, Lyman turn back ’Crabs p.m. □ Ovlado at Laka Mary, 7 p.m. RAIDERS S. VIKINOS 4 SI. Jahn't Rlvar C.C. ooo too ttt - 4 10 l Samlnola C.C. oil Ml til - S 11 I Carr, Corball (1| and Ebbarl Von Dollaran. Wood (I), Rica III and Elltar WP-Rica (II) LP-Corbalt Sav* - nona IB - SI John1! Rlvar. Mlmma IB - nona HR - Samlnola. Eckalaln 111 Rtcordt —St Jotwi’t Rlvar Community Collaga 1a MFC; Samlnola Community Colltga Il ls, t aMFC ’Hounds shut out Eustis SANFORD — The Red Sox arc rolling. Only two games Into the 1994 Sanford Recreation Department Little Major Baseball League season and the defending city champions arc already showing the rest of the league that they have their sights set on that title again. Tuesday night at Roy Holler Junior Field, the Red Sox collected their second straight 10-0. four-inning victory and also got their second no-hltter of the season. The victim this time were the Royals (1*1). who only had one runner reach base — a walk to Donovan Redden In the second Inning - us Bud Bennett and Levi Raines Jr. combined to strike JV Baseball RAIDERS II. VIKINOS It. I] Innlngi SI. JtlMl't RlvPf C.C. tot in OJt ttt I - It It ) WmliwIvC.C. Ill Ml 111 Ml I — II It « Corbttl. Alv*» 111. Carr 11) and Ebbart Skarbak. Bologna IS). Natta (II. Rica (10). Wood (111 and Ellrtr WP - Wood II 01. LP Carr Sava — nona IB — SI John'* Rlvar. Odom: Samlnola. Baiartdl. Crui 1. Elltar. Hardy. Jordan IB — nona HR — SI Jobn't Rlvar. Ebbarl; Samlnola. Baiartdl. Jordan (1). . „ „ Providing the offense for the Red Sox (2-0) were Jim Franklin (home run. single, two runs), Adam Frank (double, single, two runs). Raines (single, three runs), Bennett. Randy Ford and Matt Mcrgo (one single and one run each) and Ed Morulcs and Troy Brinson (one single each). In the other American Division game at Roy Holler, the White Sox raced to a 3-0 lead, then held on for a 3-2 victory over the Blue Jays. Pacing the White Sox (2-0) uttack were Donovan Daniels (two doubles). Michael White and Joseph Blake (one single and one run each). Danny Weyli (single) nnd Lee Frederick (run). Dolrtg the hitting for the Blue Jays (0-2) were Charles Stokes (double, single, run). Ed Jones (two singles). Chris Evans and J.R. Lester (one single each) and Brian Shannis (run). In National Division action at Fort Mellon Field, the Cubs became the first team In the division to go to 2 0 as they tripped the Marlins 6-2 and the Pirates scored the most runs of the evening, blasting the Expos 18-3. Aaron Richardson and David Brock combined on u one-hitter as the Cubs (2-0) beat the Marlins (0-2). ~ . Providing the offense for the Cubs were Danny Optimists, Metzger Ent. post 1st wins From Staff Roporto 104 0 — 4 • 000 0 - 4 0 tanMrS Ogtlmlit Club Ragatta Ifcarat SANFORD — The Sanford Recreation De­ III OM— 7 10 tUdalCrwk partment girls' spring slowpltch softball league Oil OK - 11 II RwTIfir ■HiffF»»ss played its first games o f the season under the lights Monday, night at Plnehurst Park with Providing the Sanford Optimist offense were Sanford Optimist Club and Metzger Enterprise Trentee Lee (home run). Laura Lily (single, two claiming their first wins. , runs), Latress Haws. DcAnnon Gardner. The League opened Its season with four Jessica Richardson and Adrian Washington games this past'Saturday. . . . (one single and one run each). Natasha The scores from Saturdays games had Thompson and Sandy Cockayne (one single Jnsurance World blanking Rachel Creek 21-0; * each) and Shcena Campbell and Shronda Scott , Arthur Brooks topping Metzger Enterprise 9-3: (one run each). Rotary Breakfast Club whitewashing Sanford Scoring one run each for Regatta Shores were, Optimist Club 22 0; and Sanford First Baptist Jessica Sprudlqr. Amanda Cummings. Sarah whipping Regatta Shores 17-B. ■ . JL A and B ilU fAshley lP iltu j w M i iu iiiiiB * /' Rock Cummings. In Monday’s games, Sanford Optimist Club In the nightcap. Meteger Enterprise (1-1) fill (1-1) built a 9-0 lead on the strength of a six-run top ofr the ' -R »ichcl Creek (0-2)' °2-0 " In the *----behind third inning os It beat Regatta Shores 9-4. Sherry Elland led off the fu s t in n in g , but bu S Regatta Shores (0-2) scored Its four runs In the □ M e S oftb all, Page 3B fourth Inning without the benefit o f a hit._______ ' Bluo Jtyt Whllotoi Royalt Rad la* 000 010 — 1 0 Oil 00* - I I Cubl Martini 000 I - Plrotot Bipot • • III t - to 10 Brock (triple, single, two runs). David Brock (triple, single, run). Jeremiah Dickerson (double). Robert Woodward and Richardson (one single and one run each) and Ja»od Fedder (run). Nick Ireland had the hit for the Marlins and Robert Lowe scored both runs. Robert Wushburn and Toney Bohannon com­ bined on a two-hltter and the Pirates (1-11used three big Innings on olTcnsc to derail the Expos (0-2). too 111-0 7 101 000 — 1 I 111 I - 11 1 111 0 - 1 1 Doing the damage for the Pirates were Bohannon (two doubles, run). Washburn and Eddie RolllnB (one triple und two runs each), John Brooks (single, two runs). Anthony Everett (three runs). James Harkncss. Joe Holloway and Wayne Watts (two runs each) und Brandon Cercon and Nelson Beverly (one run each). Hitting for the Expos were Brandon Bates (triple, run). Brady Brumiey (single) and Victor Qllbert and Toby Nclm (one run each). FOR TH E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F SPO R TS IN YOUR A R EA , READ T H E SAN FO R D HERALD DAILY IM i-'-' o *»•* u , �20 - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida • Wednesday, March 23, 1094 S T A T S & S T A N D IN G S DOGS At SenfortJ Orlando Tuttday night F in t race —1/14. 0 I I 25 3 Owen No One IS 00 7 70 3 40 7 1Am A Character 3 60 7 W 6 Hondo Big Hopper 9 40 Q I ) 7) 31 40 P (J 7) 1420 T 0 1 41 1)74 90 Second race - l / I . O : 14 01 i Jam lim e 10 20 1 10 )0 0 1 Malden Rlmh 140 100 4 Special Eftpert 3M O <1 1) 2) 40 P 14 )) M 49 T <1 S 41 1J2.29 DD <1 4)40 40 5 ( 4 1 All A ll 24.40 Third race - J/14. M l i st 1 Gold A\%&f 4 40 3 40 7 10 8 Dewey Conan 3 20 300 4 Yeehaw Jet 210 0 (1 4) 17 44 P it 4) « 00 T i t 1 4 )7 )4 0 Fourth race —S/14. 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CNcago White Soe al Saratola. 7 OSp m Colorado ( it ) vt California al Temp*, A ril , t OSp m Colorado I t t l vt Ancona at Tucton, A ril „ 9:04 p m CO LLEG E BASEBALL EAST Embry Rtddlo S, S Connecticut 4 Fordham I, Manhalian4 Lincoln 4 4. Gallaudel 14 SOUTH A m lterttt, F lig ltr 1 Anderton I I It, S Carolina Spartanburg 7 I Appalachian SI I . Morehead SI 4 Auburn 4. Middle Ttnn 1 Barry 7, Lynn] Camptoelltvlllel, Sue Bennett 1 E K'rnlicky t. Lo ulivlllel E atl Carolina 4, Georgia Southern 1 ElonIS High Point 4 Ertklne 17, Wolbrd I I Fla. Inlernellonal I I. M tttic h u itH t 1 1 Flagler 1, North Central 1 Florida r, Ooorgla SI. 1 Florida A A M t l. N Carolina AAT 0 « Florida SI. U .W tk t F o re tll FurmanS, Kalamarool Jackson St IL M Itsl.tlp pIC ol. 11 Jacktonvtlle SI 1. Ala Birmingham] Ky Wetleyan II. Liptcomb S Lewlt Clark S tf, Clemtonl Lincoln Memorial II, Carton Newman i LI vlngtlon f. Huntingdon 4 Loyola. NO 4 1, Laultlana Coll 11 LSU 14. ArkantatSI I McNeete St 4. Roe ] MIHtapt II 5. LSU Shreveport 10 2 N C Charlolle I. N C GrrentboroO N C Wetleyan II. Barton I N C Wllmlnglont, Charletlon Southern S NW I noltlan* e Oramhllng SI 1 North Carolina 10 Davidton! North Central4. P lk tv llle l North Florida 4 4. Si. Xavier 4 1 Ohio II . 7, Florida Southern! Pembroke SI 7. Shepherd 7 Pembroke SI 17. UlicaSt S South Carolina 1. WirOhrop 1 South Florida II. Cleveland SI. I Soulhorn Tech], Georgia Coll 1 Southern U 7 S. Alcorn SI 4 S. Ind game, tutp darknott SE Louisiana 4. SouttornMiit 1 SW Loultlana I, S. A rtantat 4 Tennet.ee 9, N C AttevllleO Troy St 10. Samtordl Union. Tenn 14. Freed Hardem an] Vanderbilt 7, W Kentucky 0 W Carolina!. Tenn Tech 4 Wetl Florida I, Cent ArkantatO William Carey 4 S. Belhaven S 11 MIDWEST Ball SI 17, Cincinnati 8 Illinois 17. Butler II Indiana II. Toledo! Kansas IS. Kansas SI. S Mo Southarn l», Minn Morris 10 Mount Vtrnon Naiarene It. Bowlt SI 0 Mount Vernon Naiarene 4. Hamilton 1 Nebraska Kearney II. MankaloSI 9 Ohio U II, Georgle 10 W nghtSI 4.N lowaO Xovtor, Ohio 7. Belirr mine A SOUTHWEST Abilene Christian 7, Metro Si t A rk an tatT ech l IS, A rk a n ta lColt 1 t Baylor 14, Tea 4 Arlington! ColoradaCol 4. CarkfIon 4 Hardin Slmmont 17.N Colorado It Houston II. Teaat Sorthern 1 LoTourneau I 10. Mid Amarlca Naiarene Of Oklahoma City 7 9, SW Oklahoma S 14 SE Oklahoma! II. Concordia Lutheran 1 7 TarlotonSI II. W T e xaiA A M I lo a a t Lutheran II, Shreter CollegeO Trinity, T e ia t f 11. Carlelonl 1 U ol Ih e O la rk tl 9. Harding 2 2 FAR WEST Aruta Pacific 4. NW Naiarene S California 7, Sacramento SI 4 Cal Poly S LO t.E Oregon 4 E Connecticut!, LaV»rne4 Ptpperdine S. Chapman 1 Point Lome Naiarene 4. Willamette 1 Sen Olego 1. Cal SI LA 1 ,10 Innings Willamette 4. Hawaii P adllc 1 N B A S T A N D IN G S EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Dlvltten W L Pet. 44 19 704 New York Orlando 39 77 l i t 17 79 141 Miami New Jersey 34 31 57) Boston 71 47 244 Philadelphia 71 45 I I I Wathlnglon 19 47 7M Central Plvtlton Atlanta 44 19 706 Chicago 43 2) 6)2 37 29 sai Cleveland Indiana 34 JO sii Charlotte 29 IS as) Detroit 18 47 777 M il A1* ukite i i 47 277 WESTERN CONFERENCE Midwest Otvlilen w L Pci x Houiton 46 11 719 x San Antonie 46 20 697 Utah 43 74 647 Denver i i 37 S04 OB ... Vt 9V. 12 7)’ i 2 ) 'i IV t — )'y Vi II* i la 'i 76 71 GB — 1 4'y l)’ i i Brldgeston* -If FR E E ] Minnesota Dallas I f 47 I 47 Pacific Dvlilen x Seattle 41 17 Phoenlt 41 11 Portland 40 17 Golden Slate ia 17 L A Lakers 17 17 L A Clippers 14 40 Sacramenlo 11 4] x clinched p layo llvol Tuesday’s Oames New Jersey 10S. L A Cllpperi 101 Charlolle lei. Philadelphia ft Cleveland »]. Indiana at Minnesota *1. Houston a I New York 17, Chicago 71 Denver lot. MllwaiAee f4 Phoenls 114. M ia m llll.O T Seattle I0S. San Anton lo I f Golden Slate 117, Orlande 114 Portland94. Sacramtnk>94 Wednesday'! Oamei Chicago al Philadelphia. 7; JOp m Charlotte al Atlanta. 7 JOp m L A. Clippereal Detroit. 7 JOp m Clevelandaf Indiana. 7 JOp m L A Lakereal Dallas. I 30p m Or lands al Utah, 9p.m. ita m it MW 71* Ml S S47 4 sas 10 411 lo w 17S MW 14* 1IW NBA BO XBS * So Balancing* Fiat Repair ★ Rotation h Road Hazard * Mileage Warranty * Alignment Check * Shock. Brake B Air Chock WARRIORS 117. MAOIC 114 ORLANDO (114) Scolt S 20 0 0 It. Tumor 4 14 0 0 11. O'Neal 12 14 1 7 19, Anderton 7 12 01 IS. Hardaway 8 17 11 II. Kryitkowioh 14 1 ) 1 . Rollins 00 0 0 0. Skllet 4 4 11 I). Royal 0 4 0 0 0. Avenl 1 ) 1 1 3 Totals 44 99 1114 lit OOLDENSTATE(III) Mullln 4 1) 2 ) II. Webber 1011 S it IS, Galling 14 0 0 1, Owens 9 11 4 7 H , Sprewell 9 70 4 ) It, Houston 1 10 0 2. Alexander 7 4 ) 1 S. Grayer 4 1 11 10. Johnson 4 11 0 0 tl Totals 4117 I I 19117 Orlando I t 1* » 14 - 114 Oolden Stele 1) IS 11 1 4 - 1 1 7 1 Point goals — Orlsndo 4 17 (Skllas 2 1. Scoll 1 7, Hardaway 12 Anderton 14, Turner 0 21. Golden Slate 1 II (Sprewell 2 4. Mullen 14. M aunder O il Fouled out — O'Neal Rebounds - Orlando n (O'Neal 111. Golden Stale S4 lOwens I I Assists — Orlando la (Hardaway IS). Golden Stale la (Mullln 111 Total loult — Orlands 10. Golden Stale 10 technicals — Golden Slate coach Nelson 2, Mullln. Elections — Golden Stele coach Nelson A - ISO)) SUNS 111, HEAT 111 (OT) M IA M I ( t i l l Long 14 0 0 4, R ic e ) 12 00 II . Selkaly 114 111. Shaw 2 4 ) 4 1. Smith II 210017, Sallay 0 1 2 1 1 . Geiger 1 a 11 S. Coles ) 10 4 7 14. Burton 1017 I I 14. Mirer 41 I 2 ». Atkins 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 44 101 2) 22118 PHOENIX (114) Barkley S 14 S4 14. Ceballot 14 0 ) 4 . West 12 1 1 ], K Johnson 11)4 I I 111), M a |e flf 0 20 5 7 14. Miller 7 112 1 kt Alnge 2 4 1 IS . Green 4 1)7 9 19. Klelne 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 44 94 11 4S 114 Miami l l i t ) • 12 4 - M l Photmi 14 i t ) i i t i i - Ha 1 Point goats — Miami 7 IS (Smith ) 7, Rice 11. Shaw 1 4. Coles 0 1. Burton 0 I). Phoenix 4 I ) tM ajtrle 1 It. B irklty 1 2. Alnge O il Fouled out — Long, Scikaty, Smith. Barkley. Rebounds — Miami SI (Selkaty 101. Phoenix 7) (M iller 17) Assists — Miam i I I (Long 1), Phoenix 14 (K John ten II) To ll! fouls — Miami 1). Phoenix 11 A— lt.02) Wh.tewafl IBS BOR13 IBS 75H M 215 757315 21.M IB M 30.99 1SSSHI3 175/ 70H 13 1999 24.M 209/ 703111! 19S/B0SR1! i s s ’d a s r iis 22V 60MFUS 245/ 501(110 49. M 49.95 S1.9 S B7 M 114 99 ■ ■ ■ e e e e a ^ 213 TSOIS 12.M 235/75013 56.99 31410 SOM15 M M J: „ * i 2 “ 6 M o Warranty c .,: f * 9 ,# Tm xm >w F f f ? E > : 2 Orem 7NatNtie PwU b t n . = Fre<« or Rear (men cent _ C O L L IQ B ■ A 1 K 1 T 1 A U .1 National Invitation Tournament All Timet EST Second Round Monday. March 11 Clemson44, Wetl Virginia 7f Xavier. OhioU . Northwestern 7t. OT V illanovall, DuquesneOu Vanderbilt 71. New Orleans Sf Tuesday, M arch!) Siena I f Tulane 7f KansasSUleaa Guru ago 44 Bradley 7V. Old Dominion 7) Fresno Stale 41. Brlpiam Young 44 Thud Round Wednesday, March 11 Xavier. Ohio <1111 et Vlllanova <17 111, 2:30 p.m. Clemson 111 IS) al Vanderblil Of I I I . 9 10 pm Thursday,March 14 Bradley 1117) al Siena 11171 al Glens F a lls.N V ,7 )0p m Fresno Slate 111 10) at Kansas Stale (14 I t l . l p n NCAA Men's Tournament All Times LST EAST REGIONAL R u le nal Semifinals At Miami Arena Friday. March IS Boston College <2110) vs Indiana 111 I) . 7 Jap m Florida 117 7) v t Connecticut (19 41. JO minutes following SOUTHEAST REGIONAL Regional Semillnals Al Thompson Boling Arena Knoxvllb, Tenn. Thursday, March 14 Marquette (24 I ) vs Duke IIS SI, 7 J1 p m Purdue in 41 vs K m ta t (17 1); JO mlnults following MIDWEST REOIONAL Regional Semifinals Al Rturfon Arena Dallas Frlday.MarchlS Arkansas 117I I vs. Tulsa 111 71.1 01 p m Michigan 1217) vs Maryland (1111), X> minutes following Continued from IB ih-dl w ?6S(I b OMl ANIM SANFORD ^ 1M.«l G o o d ye ar E X P R E S S . .V • 1II l|N)A( •Ml -.rjlif ■ "* ",m A B.F. Goodrich ia tjutlnin of (lie first Inning with a home run. Kaly I ten I h tripled, Koxsun Slrlne s in g le d and C hcrce A lfo rd liomt red and Meizgcr was well on (Is way In a 12-7 vlelory. Powering the M etzger En­ terprise offense w ere Alford (home run, single, two runs), Klland (home run. single, run), Meath (triple, single, two runs), Shannon Ross and Michele Forest (one double, one single and one jrun each), Strlne. Dixie rs>"ivi.-.' / Third Taam Sieve While, senior. Daytona Beach Father Lopez: K evin O o rd a n , Ju n ior, W y m o re Tech; Auatln Brownlee, »e- By PAUL M A A S IQ U A Spoclal to Iho Horald ORLANDO — Panuma City’s Gary Balotmh continued Ills dominance In I hr Florida Assoelation of Sun k Car Aulomohlle Raring IFASCAR) Uite Model division ns he cruised to victory last Friday. March IH. al Orlando Sperdworld Balough. who started the race from the sixth position, was in second place on lap two. On the following lap. Balough blew by early race leader Ricky Wood with a high groove pass. Once in command. Balough meed tint omrsled to his seventh win In right starts, finishing 12 ear lengths ahead of Wood "It ’s hard not to win when you have a car as good ns mine," said Balough. who drives the I’re W e e G r I f f I ii / R o b c r I Ilnmkr/Cranr Cams Camaro. "EvrrylwHly on the team works hard. They don't ipilck working ‘ III we’re race ready. When we’re ready, we're lough to beat ." Following Balougli and Wood to the stripe were Ed Merldllh. D en nis D em ers, and Mack Hanbury. Montreal al Winnipeg. I 14 pm N.V. Rangers et Ednonlon. 9 i ) p m Vancouver at Los Angeles. I I 11 p m N H L S U M M A ftlU ISLA N D ERS). LKJHTNINO4 IO TI Tampa Bay I 1 0 0 — 4 N.V. llU n dert 0 1 1 I - ) F lrtl Period — I Tempo Bay. Kllma 14 (H em rlikl. 11.1). 1 Tampa Bay, Savard IS (Andertton, Creighton). IS 40 Penalties Elynulk. TB (slashing), I 47. Bureau. TB (crosschecking). 10 07. Vukota. NY (Inter leience). IJ 00 Second Period — 1 Tampa Bay. Gratton 11 (Joseph). I S) Ipp). 4 Tampa Oay. Kllma 3) (Cole, Chambers). I I al Ipp). S New York. Kurveri 7 (Malakhov. King). 17:44 (ppl. 4 New York, K u rvtrt I IMcInnit. Hogue I . I I Sf (ppl Penalties — Malakhov. NY (slashing), It Ilf Turgeon, NY (boarding). 11:11) Hex loll, NY, double minor game misconduct, served by Hogue (ungtorltmenllkt conduct, roughing), 11 al. Gallant, TB. double minor (r o u g h in g ) . 14 00. K a t p a r a l l l t . NY (roughing). 14 00, Joseph. TB molding), I4:)0> M em rllk. TB (roughing), 17:10. Kasparaltli. NY (charging), 19 )1 Third Period - 7 Now York. King 19 (Thomai. Turgeonl, 11:1); I Now York, Thomas 17 ITurgeort King), IS 14 (ppl Penalties — Hamrllk, TB I Interference), 4:17; Clccone, TB (roighlng), 1I:IS( Cham beri. TB (crotk checking). 14:14 Overtime — 9 New York. Malakhov I ( Turgeon,MeInnls), 119. Ponaltles — None Shets on goal — Txmp! Bay 10 1) 9 ) - ) ) New York 10 1 9 S-12 Power p ljy Opportirllles — Tampa Bay 1 o f ) New York lo t 7 Goalies — Tampa Bay. Puppa. 30 3) 4 (12 shots 27 ta v a tl New Vork, McLennan • ( 1 ) 1 2 ) . H o x la ll ( I S ) second. ) 4); Mclennan, 2 5 S 111 aSsacond, 11 111. A - 11.19). Rtloree - Andy vanHellomond Linesmen — Ktvln Collins. Leon Stickle. Orlando’s Barbara Pierre led every circuit to lake lop honors In Ihr 30-lap Sportsman feature despite some HfIII compellllnn from Rick Johns. Pierce Jumped out lo the early lead with Johns right on her ivar bumper. During the sixth lap. Johns, In an attempt to lake over the No. 1 slot, drove Into I lie side of Pierce's racer. Flagman Johnny Bass ruled the move as over-aggressive driving and put Johns ul Hitback of the pack. Bui Johns Nut 10 p m, — W W N i AM (740), Florida Sports Exchange 10 p m. — WGTO AM (SaOI. Sports Byline USA 10 p m . - WWNZ AM (1440), Sports Fan Tonlghl Robs and Murgiuet Qulntinu (ope single and one mn cuch). Coretta Mitchell and Hunnah Culp (one single each) and Tosha Sanders (two runs). , Doing the damage for Rachel Creek were Randl Lee {three singles), Shalondu Peterson (two home runs, three runs), Kelly Simmons (single, two runs). Rachel DcVoldcr (single, run). Shelly Pratt, Bambl Dycss and Kcshla Hampton (one single each) and Brandi Colgate (run). CLASS IA GIRLS FlrstTeam J u lie H in t * , lu n lo r . St. Petersburg Nortliside Christian; Novi White, senior, Grncevillc: Candice Lowry, Junior, Jny; Stephanie Susan* junior. Miami Dade Christian: Jnmlr Green, sophomnre, Grurevlllc. SecondToam Anna Sklpjier. senior. Quincy Mntiroe: Erin Conner. Junior I Hillard: Charltn Bonner, senior. C entu ry; J ill Pohto, Junior, Gulney Munroc Vickie Reeves, senior. St. Petcreburg Northahlc Christian. Third Taam Jenny BrelhtTlek. freshman. Hawthorne: Kristin Erhard, sc nlor, St. Augustine St. Joseph; Lalealrlcc Thomas, sophomore. M(K>re Haven; Lindsey Schletjel. s e n io r. Lakela n d Santa Fe C ath olic; T iffa n y Matthews. Junior. Bell Editor's note: Saturday's results from Now Smyrna Beach and Volusia County speedw ays will appear In Thursday's Sanlord Horald. charged Ills way buck through the Held mil by lap six. was hack In second place A caution with five laps to go lilted pierce and Johns side hv side for the new restart. At the drop of the green. Pierce re­ gained Iter advantage. The race ended as it started, with Johns riding Pierce’s rear bumper. Rounding out the top live were, in order of finish. Jerry Smith. Walt hoggins, and chuck McRoberts. " I ’m real pleased with tills win." said Pierce, who has six feature wins on the treason. "For the lust half of the race, the engine was really missing " A m fur as Rick’s rough drlv* lag. lie always races like that. When you race with him week alter week, you learn to expect those moves." When asked about the rough d r iv in g a lle g a tio n s . Joh n s sluled. "When I hang someone, they call It rough racing II another driver does it. they say tie’s Just racing hard. Hell, I ve always raced like I tils and I'm not going lo change now." Other leuture event winners were Glen Carter (Limited Late Models). Dink Sullivan IMlnlStocks), •John Smith (Modlflcdsl. Robert Jenkins (Bombers), Tint N icholas (Run-Abouts), and Darrell Erb (Mlnl-Hombcrn). 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OF OA 42 7$ S •9 208 240 x Detroit I f 73 11 •9 241 109 x Toronto 34 71 10 64 14* n s x Dallas IS 31 • 71 22! 20! Chicago 34 79 f ft 721 24S SI Loult 71 44 1 30 111 292 Winnipeg Pacific Dlvltten 36 77 17 •4 169 ITS i Calgary Vancouver 3$ 34 3 73 244 12) San Jow 7$ 13 1$ 63 208 72) 77 4t I 39 201 22) Anaheim 74 37 11 39 7S8 228 Lot Angele. Edmonlon 20 41 17 52 711 249 X clInchodplayoH SfDl Tuesday's Games Washington 4. Harllrxd I Detroit) Chicago I Quebec ). Boston ) San Jose 1. Pittsburgh 2. lie N Y. Islanders S, Tampa Bay 4. Of Philadelphia 4. SI Louis) Dallas 4. Anaheim ) N Y Rangers). Calgary a. lie Wednesday's Oames SI, Louis al Bullalo. 7 IS p m Detroit at Ottawa. 7 )Sp m Tarenlo vt. Flertdaal Hamilton, Ont., 7i)S Softball------- g Fads A Steel / Tent Holer . : Hod Seay, senior, Hollywood Christian; Derek Fernandes, se­ nior. Miami Christian: Lincoln W allers, senior. Jacksonville University Christian. Socond Team W illia m C a r g ill. J u n ior. Apalachicola; AUe Schwarzbcrg. senior. North hilm Bench "HenJumln; Tim Shively, junior, Plrat Academy] Derek Harr, senior, Bronson; Tony Marlowe, senior. Sneads. All Timas EST EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlantic Division W L T Pis OF OA 44 27 7 91 700 204 x N V. Rangera 41 21 I I 93 741 19) New JerMy 34 31 1 76 1U 774 Wathlnglon 11 29 1) 74 191 790 Flertda 37 34 7 71 742 7/S Philadelphia 11 33 9 71 ISO 1SS N Y l.lander. 73 79 19 66 191 729 Tampa Bay Ntrlhead Dtvl.len 24 2) 13 89 242 IS) PlttWurgh 28 22 17 I I })1 104 Montreal 18 IS 17 14 >49 318 Botfon 37 27 9 •3 144 19) Buffalo jo ia 7 67 140 24/ Quebec 24 42 1 36 192 248 Hartford 11 S4 1 30 120 24! Ottawa COUPON I■ aophom ore, W ym ore Tech: r j ’s n i ■ g w yw w w w w M ■ROTATE A BALANCES ■ BRAKE | A A g g ; Ig W H E E L A L IG N M E N T ^ ■ ! TWO TIRES ■ J s p e c ia l * W Brian Lamb, senior. Tallahassee FAMU: Terrance Harmon, p .m . NCAA Women's Tournament All Times E ST EAST REOIONAL ReglenalSemlllnal Al Louis Brown Athletic Center Plscalaxay, N.J. Thursday, March 14 North Carolina (19 1) vt. Vanderblil (IS 7), 4pm Connecllcul (19 1) vt Southern Mlsilstlppl (24 4>,8:J0pm m ntn CLASS 1A BOYS First Taam WEST REOIONAL Regional Semillnals At M jp la t Pavilion Stanford Calif Thursday, March 14 Purdue 127 4) v t Texes ASM 111 7), 9 p m Colorado 0 7 41 vs Stanford 1)4)1, 11 )0 pm They aren't at the competitionl 99* T tn n e tte t O i l ) vs L o u ltla n a Tech 111 1), MIDW EST REOIONAL Rtgfo"*! Semifinal! At The Erwin Special Events Center Austin Texas Thursday, March 14 Penn Slate <17 1) vt Selon Hall 0 7 4), 7 pm Alabama 114 41 vt Ttxas Tech O * 4). 9 )0 pm WEST REGIONAL Regional Semifinals AlThe L.A. Sports Arena Las Angelas Thursday, March 24 Missouri 117 1) vs Syracuse (1 )4 ), 4 07 pm Louisville ( II S ) vs Arliona <17)1, 10 minutes following E X T E N D E D ST. AUGUSTINE - Here arr the Florida Sports Wrltrrs Asso­ ciation Class IA All-Slate boys and girls basketball teams for the 1093*04 soawxt: 7p m Virginia 0 7 41 vs. Southern Cal (1) 1). 9:10 pm m ri nlor, Lake Highland Prept Joe A ssociated P t m b M ID IA S T REOIONAL Regional Semillnals Al Bud Wdton Arana Fayatlidlla. Arh. 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Entries are also considered for publication In the Arcadia Poetry Anthology, a hardcover collection of poetry. Poets arc to submit one poem of 20 lines or less. Poems can be on any subject and written In any style. Deadline for entering Is May 31, 1004. Winners will be notified by Aug. 31. 1004. Prizes will be awarded Immediately. Poets should send their work to Arcadia Poetry Press. Dept. 1.. 1101-A Sovereign How. Oklahoma City, OK 73108. Annual barbecue planned DeUARY — The annual Dellary Mall Barbecue, to benefit the Methodist Children's Home o f Enterprise nnd Dellary Hall, will take place from 10 a m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday. March 20. There will be Live Blue Grnss Music, qullters, spinners, weavers, lace ninkersm demonstrations of blarkarnlthlng. flywheels and tools, Tlmucunn and Seminole Indian Village displays and much more. Admission Is (ree. Pood will be sold on the premises. For more Information, call 008-5854 or 008-8473. Dog training offered LONGWOOD — Dog training classes for all breeds and ages are being offered by the l,ongwood Parks und Recreation Department and Best Paw Forward. Inc. On Thursday nights at 0 30 p.m., a puppy love class for puppies under 18 weeks old and their families will be offered. At 7:30 p.m a Basic I obedlence/behuvlor cluss for older puppies and adult dogs will Ik*offered. The classes will lake place at the Ed Myers Recreation Building. 104 Wilma Street. In downtown Long wood. The cost us $75 for six weeks. Class size Is limited. FOr more Information, call 830-7577 or 260-3447 CALENDAR Blood Bank seeks donors Ccntrul Florida Blond Bank Is asking donors of all types blood — especially O type donors — to donate ut Its Sanford brunch. 1302 K Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. Nar-Anon to meet Nar-Anon meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at West Lake Hospital, 580 West State Road 434, Longwood. Nar-Anon Is a support group open to families and friends of addicts. Dally living with tin addict Is more turmoil than you can hundlc by yourself. Join for sup|>ort In coping with your addict; gain serenity to make decisions and put your life back In focus. Call 200-1000 (or more Information. Aerobics offered Rotary meets early Rotary Club ol Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings. 7 30-8:30 am . at the Tlmacuan Country Club, on Rinehart Road. Contact Bill Moore, president, at 323-1192. Weight Watchers meet on Thursdays A local chapter of Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mury Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. Omni Toastmasters meet at Heathrow The Omni Toastmasters Club will meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Call Sam Kyun at 671-2656 for more Information. " NEW ARRIVALS ________________________ _____— Welcoming the baby home were sisters. Olivia Myers and Cathcrlen nnd,Chrlst!nn Foyc. Grandparents arc Donald and Joyce Myers of Sanford, Joan Leigh. Bradenton, and Jack Leigh. Brooker. Fresh herbs can add a subtle, delicate and flavorful touch to many foods. When compared to their dried counterparts many would say there Is no compari­ son ut all. I would agree. Fresh herbs must be tried to freely appreciate the fine flavor they can Impart. This Is an Idcul time to plant a few herbs In a garden plot or In a pot on the porch or patio. Remember, these plants love sun. Herbs (bat do particularly well In central Florldu arc: rosemary, sage, basil. Mexican tarragon, thyme, chives, marjoram, orcguno. cilantro, parsley and dill. Many herbs are perennials In Florida und ulwuys available fresh from the garden. They can a lso be k ep t und s a vo re d throughout the year by freezing and drying. When substituting dry herbs for fresh, ullow about H> the quantity. 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OmI mu nMf conlinko^cS, TimAoni IPmmSmSM*7W7! br*m«|jowl Olotod u lS i W CooUn Ii w * 165 •is (IMp-----------Tombitrg* BEST------- — ------------------- w>sfr ----------1ST U llw h li Jon.V.nA 57STWT Thil M tn I j B rzsSi” IM « I iW. >«*• ® w RENEE KEITH with a great Caesar Salad. Next Is Prevatt's own recipe for Crab Quiche. "You can use lobster Instead of crab If you like." said Prevail. Her recipe for Parmesan Tomatoes Is a great side dish for almost any meat entree. And of course, dessert. Once again, we have Prevatt's own recipe for English Trifle. This Is most definitely a prize-winning de­ ssert. Strawberries, pound cake, sour cream and vanilla pudding name a few of the Ingredients Prevail uses to turn out this marvelous dessert. CRAB QUICHE HtiaMPhotoby Monoo KtOS Libby Provatt samplos tho recipes she pro pared tor a recent luncheon. Lucky roadors She shares thoso recipes In today's column. she com pletely enjoys every minute ol entertaining. Saint Patrick's Day. for exam ple. Prevail had prepared a won­ derful lunch for three ol her frie n d s . Rose T e r r y . B etty Flamm und Frances Mitchell. Her table was set with green antique dlnneiwarc. candles. linen, and Iresh cut (lowers. As her friends were arriving. Pre­ vail greeted them all with her w onderful warm sm ile. Her friends were all In ugreernent when It came to knowing that they were In for u delicious luncheon treat. Prevail starts tbe luncheon off U S « s C ook. Page SB iV lji/c Ii fie ld hot pasta lor a simple first course or side dish. M IC R O W AV E MAQIC MIDGE M YCOFF of the dried product. By the way there Is an herb nursery In Eustls called Sunny Hill Farms. Owner Dolores MeCory Is a wonderful young woman wbo shares her knowl­ edge as well as the herbs she grows. Call me for her number If you're Interested. I’esto has been a culinary pleasure for a long time. AT tbough It Is usually associated with buhll. It can be a combina­ tion of any berb flavors you prefer. It makes a tasty addition to salads, casseroles, meats, veg­ etables und breuds. Stir It Into 2 Tbsp. minced green pepper 2 Tbsp. minced green onions 3 Tbsp. butter 1 cup fresh or canned crabmeat W tsp. garlic salt Pinch o f pepper W cup dry white Vermouth 3 eggs 1 cup whipping cream 1 Tbsp. tomato paste V* tsp. suit Hi cup S w iss or G ru yerc cheese, grated 1 9-Inch unbaked pie crust Saute pepper nnd onions In butter over moderate heat, but do not brown. Add ernbment. garlic stilt, und pepper, stirring gently. Add Vermouth. Raise heat and boll for a minute. Remove from heat and allow to cool slightly. Beat eggs, blend In remaining Ingredients, except cheese. Gradually add cntbmenl mixture and then fold In cheese. Pour Into unbaked pte crust (cun be d ivid e d betw een 2 ready-made pie shells). Bake In upper third of oven (375°F.| HEHUPESTO M« cups lightly packed fresh spinach leaves '-* cup lightly packed fresh herb leaves (oregano, basil, m arjoram , turragon. thym e, savory, rosemary or a combina­ tion) Mi cup olive or vegetable oil Mi cup Parmesan cheese Combine all Ingredients In food processor or blender con­ tainer. Process until smooth. Use Immediately as a season­ ing or cover und refrigerate. For longer storage. |>our Into Ice cube trny containers and □ See Microwave, Page SB [ I IHI M A S . I.-I ,, I I'. A T M l.’T T a t Z ' a NAKED GUN 33 1/3 too>««».•» m i »oo (PQ-m BLANK CHECK i l l t il BLUE CHIPS ace * Ce n t u r a - t? 0<:U 7:Q 0>00 to U Q MONKEY TROUBLE tIO4:107:101:10 Rw»' twn m . RunktnrG' (mSN«ol tw o WnMCool iNnmN tHNoFr— N w Y t • • • IlMlinalWotMn GUARDING TESS 7:20 4207:70 MO (TO-U) LIGHTNING JACK ON MOVIELANO Du.r In 122 Ulli Hvy. 17-B, Btrtari i.!1.tl9?;!9ri9 l*n*l jm . 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Wednesdays and Fridays from 0 to IO am . and on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. Cost Is $3 per class. Instructor Is Debbie Black, board certified with over IO years oxperlcm Call 330 5607 lot more details SANFORD - Steven E. und Mary C. Myers of Sanford, an­ nounce the birth of tliclr son. Matthew Steven, on March 3. at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanford. He weighed 7 lbs.. 9 ozs. and was 20'/« Inches In length. GENEVA - Cook of the Week Libby Prevail Is a "delightful fin d " In to d a y 's fast-paced lifestyle. Her endless amount of energy enubles her to fulfill the many activities she has going on each duy. And no matter what the task or duties of the day might be. Prevail gets the Job done with her special touch of class and her forever warm smile. P revail Is m arried to her husband, Thomas Denton Pre­ vail, nnd they have lived In Geneva for the Inst five years. She Is mother of two grown children. Her son Larry White lives In Seattle. Wash., and her daughter. Karen Sinclair, lives In Knoxsvllle, Tcnn. She Is ulso the grandm other o f four grand­ children ranging from 6 to 18 yeurs ofage Prevail Is a retired travel agent and has truveled extensively In N orth and South A m erica . Europe. Scandinavia, the Middle East and the Orient. "W ith all the traveling I've done I have managed to pick up on some wonderful cooking techniques and some great recipes." said Prevail. Some of her inuny other Inter­ ests Include the theater, music, reading, arts nnd crafts of ull kinds, collecting antiques and entertaining She Is also an active member of the Sanford Woman's Club currently serving as the chairman for the Sanford Woman's Club bridge socials She Is also a member of Epsilon Sigma Omlcron (ESO) Having tbe experience of being a w o r ld t r a v e le r . P r e v a il explains "that Is bow I acquired u taste for International cuisine." She goes on to explain how hIic has had the pleasure of dining In some of the finest restaurants In the world. T h e re 's no doubt, am ong Prevutl's family und friends, that r- .i- ,- - r. '• .1 �*“ 4 1 - Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, March 23, 1094 byChlc Young. ■Rl o n d i e by C h a rltt M. Schuti PEANUTS EXCUSE ME.. 15 THIS A BARBEK SHOP? SIR,MY NAME 15 PATRICIA., ANYUAY, l'M I'M A FRIEND OF YOUR 50M, HERE TO INTERVIEW CHUCK,THE IUEIRP KIP.., YOU FOR A SCHOOL ASSIGNMENT NO, YOU 6 0 AHEAD ANP CUT HAIR.. I'LL JUST 5TAND HERE ANP WATCH... _ ?r Malpractice insurance a necessity today by Jim m y Johnson ARLO AND JANIS i set emAUDM see FRAUCE/ 1see. JAUIS' v UUDERRMJTS' MARfilAfie IS DlFFEReJOr THAW I EUVISIOUCD A6AY0UUACIRL, Wf d f f l 1 DEAN DR. GOTT: Wlinf In malpractice insurance uml why do doctors mid hospllals pay such high premiums for the coverage? malpractice awards. This and other solutions seem a long way off to Ihc physicians, surgeons and hospllals who live In cons­ tant dread of being sued. DEAR READER: Malpractice Copyright 1994. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. insurance, a necessity In today's litigious society. Is purchased by doctors, nurses, hospitals, and health core faclllllen •• an well an by Increasing niimlrern of at­ torneys and other professionals, If a patient claims that Hie services tie or she received wrre deficient, or below a certain standard of care, a lawsuit may result. The plaintlfr can sue for millions of dollars, to cover pain, loss of Income nnd damages. The defendant then turns to his malpractice Insurrr to pro­ tect him. defend him nnd •• If necessary - pay nil or part of (lie c o u r t - a w a r d e d J u d g m e n t. Without such Insurance, the defendant would have to pay all legal expensrs and awards oul of pocket, a daunting possibility. Malpractice Insurance Is like hom eowners’ Insurance: You may never use It hut when you do. It's nice to have. To n large degree. Insurance companies scl Ihclr premiums In relation to risk. For example. Ihc risks of neurosurgery are much higher than those ol routine general medical practice. Thus, neurosurgeons pay much more In annual premiums (lens of thousands of dollars) than do low-risk practitioners, such us fa m ily p h y s ic ia n s Is e v r r a l thousand dollars). Doctors and hospitals pay more In Insurance premiums than used to be I lit* case because people arr more likely to sue and dollar Judgments have Increased over the years. Of course, ihcsc added costs are passed on to the patient, thereby Inflating the prtre of mcdlcnl care. There are no cusy answers to this Increasingly troublesome problem. However, lo control burgeoning Insurance costs, some experts have urged that legislators pass laws to cup By Phillip Aider i MEDICINE Until the mid'1920s. golfers used to lee their balls on a mound of sand. Hut In 1920 William Lowell, of Maplewood, N.J.. made Ihc first wooden lee. He was awarded a pa teal In 1925. bin he dkln‘ 1 make much money. Many players made their own tecs without contravening the patent, which hud been written . . . .too Imprecisely, In bridge. If you stroke the cards as recommended by the textbooks, normally you will hit down the middle, hul sometimes you will slice badly. Eust made a good shot on today's deal, hul South got his Hill Into the cup first. Against Ihrcc no-trump. West led the spade rtx: three, queen, four. With Jwo spades left. East w ou ld norm u lly return his higher curd. But he realized that If he led the 10 und South had Ihc singleton Jack left. 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Q U E S T IO N S ru o A to o ! j- i? r.n ih M i n T h AVES G A R F IE L D by Jim Davis by Jim M tddlck r GEMINI (May 21-June 20) If d e v e lo p m e n ts tod a y In In you're both enterprising uud volvcmcnts you have with Inlluixdd today desirable end results entlal persons, especially If you The year ahead could be u are Indicated. Establish your know l hem on a first name basis good time for you to take up u objectives and vigorously pursue SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. new sport or lubby or try to them. 2 1) Today when you establish an CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) objective, keep Ihc bottom line enhance your skills In those In You should he able (o discern uppermost In ytxir mind at all w h 1c It y o u ' r e a l r e a d y purtlclpatlug. Recognition und Ihc difference today between a Hines. Your end results mlghi status might be In Ihc offing. calculated risk and a foolish not be optimum, hut lltcy could ARIES (March 21-April 19) gamble. If you feel the odds nrc be prclly darn good. Interesting developments which In your favor, make your move. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jun. could be o f benefit to you LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Chan­ 19) You’re a good organizer socially and materially arc sur­ nels that could provide you with today and you could be more ging today. You may work In additional Income should be f o r lu n a le th a n u s u a l I n harmony with them without given top priority toduy. The manipulating tut endeavor of even realizing It. Trying (o patch window o f opportunity Is open, considerable scope. However, up a .b ro k e n romance? The bul perhaps only briefly, so don't don’t make personal gain your Astro-Graph Matchmaker cun waste lime. major aim. help you to understand wind to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 19) do to inuke the relationship Partnership arrangements today D on t d e s p a ir If y o u 'r e a work. Mull $2 and a long. could prove much luckier for salesperson wlx> hasn't been s c l f - a d d r c s B c d , s t u m p e d you than anything you'll ui- doing too well this week. Big envelope to Matchmaker, P.O. lempt single handed. Don't go It ch an ges could occu r toduy Box 4465, New York. N.Y. alone If a capable cohort Is where call hacks arc concerned. 10163. willing to assist. Make us many us possible. TAURUB (April 20-May 20) LIBR A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Today you might exjicrlcncc might take you a bit longer than You might lie better equipped fulfillment of ytxir expectations ollicrs to gel your act together to d a y to deal w ith la r g e , regarding something Important today. However, when you do challenging Issues thuu you will for which you've been hoping. reach your stride, it Isn't likely be with Insignificant things. In O b s e rv e rs w ill r e a liz e you you’ll finish up as an "also run." your Instance, big Is lucky. weren’t Just a duydreumer after SCORPIO (Oft. 24 Nov. 22) C opyrigh t 1994 N EW SPAPE R all. Your chart Indicates beneficial ENTERPRISE ASSN. A N N IE by Leonard Starr �.'W Mt . .. “» . ■ t TT Sanford Horald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday, March 23, 1994 - SB Coconut desserts luscious Prenuptial agreement may prevent untold situations Fluffy white coconut seems made for sprlngtlmr mid the special celebrations that season brings — Faster. Mothers’s Day. bridal showers and weddings. Assemble a basket o f brightcolored spring flowers and serve a luscious coconut dessert and you've captured the spirit of this liingcd-furneuson. CHOCOLATE RIBBON COCONUT PIE 2 cups Maker's Angel Flake coconut, divided •I squares Maker's semi sweet rhocofate 2 Tbsp. milk I Tbsji. margarine or butler 1 prepared graham ciucker crumb cnist (Oott.) 11V cups cold milk 2 packages [4-servlng size) vanilla flavor Instant pudding and pic filling I tu b (H nz.| n o n -d a ir y whipped lopping, thawed Heat oven to3HO°F. Spread I cup of the coconut evenly In shallow baking pan. Tonal 7 to 12 minutes or until lightly browned, stirring fre­ quently. Cool. M ic r o w a v e c h o c o la t e , 2 tablespoons milk and margarine in small mlcrownvable bowl on high 2 minutes or uni! chocolate Is a lm o st m elted , s tir r in g hallway through hrnting time. Stir until rhocoLile Is completely melted. Spread on bottom ol crust. Refrigerate 15 mlntues or until chocolate islirm Coconut cake and pie and cake herald spring. Pour IVk cups milk Into large Add pudding mixes. Meat with wire whisk 2 minutes Let s t a n d I m in u t e nr u n t il thickened. Gently stir In IVi cups of (lie whl|>pfd lopping ami remaining I cup untousted roconut. Spread m ixture over chocolate in crust. I m iw I. Repeat layers 2 to 3 times. 25-30 minutes until quiche has puffed and browned. Serves (i Rcfrlgerale. Whip cream with few drops of vanilla extract and sugar to taste. When ready to serve, top with whipped cream, slivered alm onds and a sprinkle ol nutmeg Serves 0. Note; You can make I tils a day ahead, adding whipped cream, nuts and nutmeg when ready to Bcrvc the next day. Also, por­ tions should be small because It Isa very ric h dessert. Note: This Is a great side dish for almost any meal entree. ENOLISH TRIFLE Vi poundcake, cubed I or 2 oz. Sherry wine 1 (H oz.) container sour cream 2 packages frozen strawber­ ries. thawed 3 cups vanilla pudding 1cup whipping cream '/»cup silvered almonds Sprinkle sherry over cubed pound cake In bottom of clear glass bowl. Spread cubed cake with sour cream. Next spread thawed strawberries over sour cream. Spread a layer of vanilla pudding over berries. Sprinkle pudding with silvered almonds Continued from Page 3B freeze. Remove from tray and slorc In plastic freezer bug. Add peslo to cream cheese or bullcr for a tasty spread. HERDED FRENCH BREAD 1 package (3 oz.) cream cheese I Tbsp. peslo 1 small loaf French bread 2 Tbsp. Parmesan cheese Mlcrownvc on 100 percent power cream cheese In un­ covered bowl 30-45 seconds or until soflened. Stir until smooth. Mix In pcsto. Slice bread almost In hulf lengthwise. Spread cream cheese mixture over cut shies of b o ttom half; sp rin kle w ill) Parmesan cheese. Close bread and wrap In paper lowellng. Mlcrownvc on 100 percent power 20-25 seconds or until Just warm. Cut Into slices. Combine pasta, vegetable and pcsto for a lusty casserole. PASTA-VEGETABLE CASSE­ ROLE 4 oz. thin spaghetti (vermicelli) 1 clove garlic, minced 1 small onion, sliced 2 medium carrots, sliced 2 cups cauliflower pieces 1 small zucchini, Bllccd 1 Tbsp. vegetable oil 3-4 Tbsp. peslo Vi tsp. salt Vfc tsp. pepper Purmcsan cheese, If desired Cook vermicelli us directed on package. Drain, rinse and set aside. Combine gurllc, onion, carrots, cauliflower, zucchini and all In 1Vi quart cusscrolc; mix lightly. Cover with casserole lid. Microwave on 100 percent m Si BEEN THERE (AND BACK) A B IG A IL V A N BU R EN anti will have to for several more years. |nst to pay him off. I trusted him 10 years ago. and look where II's gotten me. If you prlnl Mils. It may help someone out. Use my name If you musl: otherwise, sign me... LEARNED THE HARD W AY DEAR LEARNED: Your name Is nut necessary, but many men as well as women could benefit from your costly experience, so thanks for writing. For varied viewpoints, read on: DEAR ABDY; A prenuptial agreem ent is a v o le o f no confidence. I come from n family whose parents are divorced. (My father Ison tils sixth marriage.) 1 spend much lime trying to figure out what makes a mar­ Herbs and wine add flavor to chicken pieces. Table ready In about 30 minutes. CHICKEN OREGANO 3 lbs. chicken pieces V* cup white wine '/i tsp. garlic salt Pepper 2 Tbsp. chopped fresh oregano leaves Vk tsp. poultry seasoning Paprika Arrange chicken pieces In 12x6-lnch microwave-safe bak­ ing dish with larger pieces toward edge or dish and smaller portions In center. Combine wine, garlic salt, pepper, orcguuo, and poultry seasoning, mix well. Spoon evenly over chicken. Sprinkle with paprika. Cover with waxed paper. Microwave (100 percent) 23-25 minutes or until tender. Let stand u few minutes before serving. About six servings. (Midge Mycolf Is a certified home economist and coordinator of tha Single Parent Displaced Homemakers Program at Semi­ nole Community Collego. Send questions fb o u t microwave cooking to her at tha Sanford Harald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, 3277f or phone: 3231450, ext. 380.) DEAR ABBY: Prenuptial and (Kistnupilal agreements can be hazardous to your pocket book! My mother was married lor 24 years to my stepfather Seven months after they married, un­ der du ress, she sig n e d an agreement staling that every­ thing would go lo Ills children. His children refused lo give up her part of the estate, thinking that the agreement would hold. it didn't. Afler lawyers' fees and court costs, everyone ended up losing Worst of all were the bitterness and stress everyone Involved experienced. G SANDRA GILLESPIE, E O R O I Save $1.00 u u , .1 1 ... , P e r Lb. USDA Inspected B eef “Boneless” ’’C huck Roast Bunch Broccoli Snow White Head Roma Tomatoes Lb. SB e e f Boneless v Pillsbury Cake Mixes Anjou Pears 5 (K £ 14.5 Oz. Cut Or Sliced Green Beans/ 11 Os. Whole Niblets Corn Western Spareribs I S Pave e r Lb. 5USDA Inspected Green Giant Vegetables 2/89$ Red Ripe $ Rei R e g u la r ly Cauliflower iExtra Lean \Fresh Pork 32 Oz. Reg. O r Lt. 3/99 Fresh Green IS, 5 Oz. Yellow/ 18,20 Oz. Devils Food / QQ J S .2 P 1 U S W h it e I R e g u la r ly {} Shoulder Roast Lb. O r Boneless S ave 50? \Stewing B e e f P e r Lb. Food Lion 5G rou n d F resh S Several Times D aily Lean $Ground B eef Premium Ice 20? P e r Lb. S ave 12 Puck - 12 Oz. Cans - Diet Pepsi. Caffeine Free Diet Pepsi. Ml. Dew. Diet Ml. Dew. Caffeine Free Pepsi. Reg. & Diet Crystal Pepsi, 1 0 1 4 Lbs. A vg. Wt. ] Self-Basting Turkeys Save 10? P e r Lb. 2 L ite r M t. D ew . Pepsi. D ie t Pepsi. D ie t M l. D ew 1 .1 9 H a lf Gallon xxxxxxxxxxxxxl Boneless Ham Dinnbr 4 Lbs. Honey Cured Ham Or Virginia Baked Ham, 2 Lbs. Green Beans, 2 Lbs. American Or Mustard Potato Salad 81A Dozen Snourflake Dinner Rolls Gourmet Turkey Breast Dinner 4 Lbs. Sliced Or Shaved Turkey Breast, 2 Lbs. Green Beans, 2 Lbs. American Or Mustard Potato Salad 8L A Dozen Snouflake Dinner Rolls Slixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxmxl * T tT r A (Problems? Write lo Deer Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope lo Dear Abby. P.O. Box 89440, Los Angeles. Calif, 90069. All correspondence Is confidential.) Kraft Mayonnaise JU tH tn W kJll Vi cup sugar cup cornstarch I Tbsp flour '/it tsp. salt 3 egg yolks 3 cups milk 1Vi tsp. vanilla extract 2 Tbsp melted butler Mix sugar, cornstarch, flour salt In top ol double boiler, giving a brisk sllr will) wire whisk. Add milk. Cook over boiling water until m ixture begins to thicken (stir often In keep lllllng smooth). Add a little of the hot mixture to slightly beaten egg yolks. Return to mixture. Continue conking and keep stirring occasionally until (hick. Add vanilla and butter. Cool mixture over lee. Continue stirring with whisk to prevent enisling. (R ente Keith le a Sanford H trald correspondent and Cook of the Week columnlat. Pleaae submit nom inations for the weekly feature to 321-8748.) power 5-G minutes or until tender-crisp, stirring once. Add peslo, suit, pepper and cooked vermicelli: loss to coat evenly. Mlcrownvc (lOO percent) un­ covered. 2-3 minutes or until hculcd through. Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese Jusl before serving. About 5 servings. c a n n o t P ric e s In t h is n d g o o d W e d ., M a r c h 2 3 t h r u T u c s ., M a rc h 2 9 , 1 99 4. W c R ese rve i T h e R ig h t T o L im it Q u a n titie s . VAN ILLA PUDDING M ic r o w a v e — ' ' Y o u slimtlatancously prepare for and prevent war." ADVICE FOOD LION Continued from Page 3B ■1medium tomatoes, halved Olive oil 2 tsp. minced garlic Muttered hrrad cubes (2 slices bread) 1 Tbsp. parsley M cup Parmesan cheese Place halved tom atoes on baking sheet or In broiler pan. Put a few drops of olive oil on each half. Spread over tomato halves. Put '* teaspoon minced garlic on each half. Place under broiler 5 minutes or until tender. Remove from broiler, adding b rea d cu b e s, p a r s le y and Parmesan cheese Return to broiler until golden brown Serves 4-13, riage work. Albert Einstein once s a i d . Stir cup o f tlie* toasted coconut Into remaining whipped topping. Spread over pudding layer. Sprinkle with remaining 1* cup toasted rommil Cook PARMESAN TOMATOES Rcfrlgerale 4 hours or until sci, Store leftover pie In refriger­ ator. Make H servings. DEAR ABBYi Afler reading about the woman who was upset tier a use tier fiance wanted a prenuptial agreement. 1 had lo wrlle. She should he happy about It — unless she plans lo "take him lo the cleaners" someday. Mow I wish I had had a prenuptial agreem ent! I am presently In the (Inal singes of a very messy divorce. My house, which was In my name alone for four years prior lo our marriage, Is now his by taw! The lawyer who prepared a "quit-claim " deed for me In 1084 Incorrectly pul both our numes on It. Tills was supposed lo lie a "quit-claim" deed In the event that If 1 died first, my husband could continue to live In my house as long as hr wanted to. then II wulif go to my daughter. No so! Now I have to pay my hu sb an d h a lf the appraised value of my home In our divorce settlement It was paid for by my money that I Inherited from my parents lwforr I married Itlml H ow ’ s that for a trusting spouse? He doesn't need the money; he has a good retirement plus Social Security. I still work. txxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx XXTTTXIITXXXXXXX H ot $ | Cross B un s JLe ct. All 1/4 Sheet Cakes E a ster Bunny Cake m E*- $099 E *. X X X X X X X X X X T X T X X X X IX X T X X X rr T T X X X X T : �Ji.l' '.iv H * v - Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. March 23, 1994 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IE M IN O L E COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE O IV IIIO N Fll* Number M i l ) CP IN R E ESTATEOF KATHLEEN M ROONEY NOTICE T O C R E D H o V $ *d (ancillary administration! TO ALL PERSONS HAVING C L A I M S OR D E M A N D S A G A IN S T T H E A B O V E ESTATE Thu ancillary administration ol the estate ol KATHLEEN M R O O N E v , d e cea sed . F ile Number M i l ) CP. Is pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Florida. Probate Dlvl slon, the address ol which Is 101 N Park Ase , Sanford. Florida 11771-1141. The names and addresses of the a n c illa ry personal representative and that personal representative's a t­ torney are sal forth below. A LL IN T E R E S T E D PER SONSARE N O TIFIE D TH A T: All creditors ol the decedent and other parsons having claims or demands against decadent's estate on whom a copy ol this notice Is served within three months alter the date of the tlrst publication of this notice must file their claims with this Court W IT H IN T H E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST P U B U CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors ol the decedent and persons having claims or demands against Ihe estate of thedecedenl m ull tile fhelr claims with this court W IT H IN T H R E E MONTH'S AFTER THE DATE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE A L L C L A IM S A N D D E ­ MANDS NOT SO FILE O W ILL • BE FOREVER BARRED The dale ol Ihe first publics lion of this Notice Is March la. 1444 Ancillary Personal Representative E U O E N E E . ROONEY DOS Whitney Avenue Easton. PA I4CU3 Attorney lor Ancillary Personal Representative: MACK N CLEVELAND. JR Florida Bar No 01411) 70S North Oak Avenue Sanlord. FL 11771 Telephone: (407) 111 1)14 Publish. March la. 1). ItM DEP 140 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C IVIL DIVISION CASE N O iM lIOa C A I4 I CITIBANK. F.S.6.. Plaintiff, V. STEPHEN S. SANFORD: at al., Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order or Final Judgment Of 'foreclosure dated March JQ,. 1T»4. and entered In Case No 42 )I04 CA ME of Ihe Circuit Court ol the Itth Judicial Circuit In and tor Seminole C o u n ty . F lo r id a , w h e re in CITIBANK. F S B . Is Plaintiff and STEPHEN S SANFORD al a l . era Defendants, I will sell lo Ihe highest and bast bidder lor cash el Ihe West front door ol the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanlord. Seminole County, Florida at 11:00 o'clock A M., on Ihe lllh day ol April, ItM , the following described property as set forth In said Order or Final Judgment, lo wll: Unit 3)707 In Building 1). NORTHLAKE VILLAGE CON DO M IN IU M V III end an un divided Interest or share In Ihe Common Elements appurtenant thereto In accordance with and sub|ect to the Covenants, Con­ ditions, Restrictions, E ase­ ments, Terms and other pro visions of the Declaration ol Condominium of Northlaka V il­ lage Condominium V III as re­ corded In Official Records Book I t ) ) , Page 47) through 57), Inclusive, of the Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida and su bsequ ent a m e n d m e n t) thereto Deled at Sanlord. Florida, Ihls M thdeyolM arch, l?M MAR YANNE MOREE As Clerk, Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: Dorothy W. Bolton As Deputy Clork Publish: March 14,1), ItM DEP IS) 9 . 4 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER AN A M E N D M E N TTO A N APPROVED PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PROJECT PLAN Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the Planning A Zoning Com mission In the City Commission Chambers. City Hell, Sanlord. Florida, at 7:00 p.m. on Thurs­ day. April 1, ItM , to consider an Amendment to «n approved Planned Development Pro|ect Plan ot the City ot Sanlord. Seminole County, Florida for properly located wllhln a PD, Planned Development Zoning District. L E G A L D E S C R IP T IO N : Begin at the SE corner of Ihe NE 14 ot Section )V, Township I t South. Rengo X Eost, Seminole County. Florida: thence run S * t*4 )‘l ) "W.. I l l teat lor a Point ot Beginning: said point being on the Wly R/W line ol Rinehart Kd: thence run Sly along M id Wly R/W line to an Intersection with the Nly R/W line ol SI. Johns Perkwoy: •hence run SWIy along Mid Nly R/W line through a curve con caved to the right having a radius of IS 00 foot and having a central angle of k W O t " tor a distance ot )f.!7 fool to P.T.: thence continue along Mid Nly R/W line S»4*J7'14"W. 74 01 teal to a P C.; thence continue along Mid Nly R/W line through e curve concave to Ihe right having a radius ol 54) 00 leal through a central angle of 10* 51'47" tor a distance ot 1I7.U leal: Ihence run N .I4 *))'4 i"E ,. 114 n feet; thence run N 00*11’ 7 l" W . 13)00 teat; thence fun N t r i 7 )4"E . JO 00 feet; Ihence run N O O H 'll' W . ID 41 teat to the center line ol LockhartSmith Canal; thence continue along M id center-line S 44*17' )4 “W „ 140 4) teat lo P C.: thaneo continue along Mid can ferlln e through a curve con caved to the right having a radius of 170 00 teat through a central angle of 7)*oi’) l " for a distance of 11) 41 teat, thence continue along M id center line N 00*4114 "W , 110 )J teat: thence run N.I7*S4'H"E . 144 41 tael; thence run N 00*07 II" E ., 124 51 feet to the Sly R /W ot 5 R 44: thence Ely, Nly end Ely to an Intersection wllh the M id Wly R/W of Rinehart Rd; thence run Sly along said Wly R/W ol Rinehart Rd to Point ol Begin nlng; AND ALSO begin el the SW Intersection ot Rlnehort Rd end St. Johns Parkway; Ihence run Sly along the Wly R/W ol Mid Rinehart Rd S00*H'H"E.. 415 17 teal; Ihence run S 44*47' S4"W . 444.14 lael; Ihence run N . 0 0 * i r J l ’ ’W ., 110.00 feet: thence run S.*4*47'M"W , 4)4 4) ftet to e point on the Ely R/W of Towne Center Blvd; thence run along la id Ely R /W lo an Intersection with the Sly R/W ot M id St. Johns Parkway; thence run along M id Sly R/W Ely to the Point ol Beginning The Planning end Zoning Commission will submit o rec ommendatton to the City Com mission In favor of, or against. Ih e r e q u e s te d chang e or amendment. The City Com mission w ill hold e Public Hearing In Ihe Commission Room In City Hell. Sanlord. Florida at 7:00 P M on April IS. 1444 to consider Mid return mendetlon, All parlies In Interest end cltliens shell have an opportune ty to bo heard at M id hearing. By order ot Ihe Planning A Zoning Commission ot the City ol Son lord, Florida, Ihls 3rd day ol March. 1444. Joe Dennison. Chairmen Planning A Zoning Commission AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If o person decides to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at Ihe above m ealing or hoorlng. he/sho may need a verbatim record ol the proceedings In­ cluding the testimony and evi­ dence, which record Is not provided by Ihe City of Sanlord. tFS 144 DIPS) P E R S O N S W I T H D IS A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN G ASSISTANCE TO P A R T IC I PATE IN AN Y OF THESE P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT J10 14)4 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETIN G PUBLISH: March 1), 1444 AND April 1,1444 DEP-101 CELEBRITY CIPHER CPoOrUy Cipher cryptogram# ere created hom quotation# by famous people, past and preeanl tach tetter tn pie cipher aI anda tor another Today i cJuo a equalb O ARQO HPLT P ' ■ O P O Z PC - X T K H H M I T I I H T H • D K H O K M Q QP UP CJ O Z T Z M K C OD T N T C ■ O P O P N T C K D R X T . * Q I P T H F T X J . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "If there w e bleacher! lo heaven and a warm sun, that’s where you'll find Dill Veech." — Charles Kurall. s "All in (pvor of faxing the hunters a copy of my bottom, roar. ! Sb.*\ ii M Legal Notices CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Notice Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the Planning and Zoning Com mission In the City Commission 322-2611 031-9993 Chambers. City Hell. Sanford. Florida at 7:00 p m on Thurs day. April 7, 1444. to consider CLASSIFIED DEPT PRIVATE PARTY RATES the fo llo w in g change and HOURS 14 CORitcutlvt llmts.........57C ■ Him amendment to the Zoning Ordl nance ol the City of Sanlord. 8:00 A M . -3:30 P.M. 7 consecutive time*______ 70c a line Seminole County, Florida. MONDAY thru 3 consecutive time*______ 81c a line Reronlng from: PD. Planned FRIDAY 1 tim# a» • ••■ •» •> ••< eeee*#****■•*»*# eet 81.19* line Development To that ol PD. Planned De CLOSED SATURDAY R ate* a rt par Issue, based on 3 lin ts rtlopment & SUNDAY * 3 Line* Minimum L E O A L D E S C R IP T IO N PARCEL A: Begin al Ihe NE Intersection ot Towne Center Blvd and St Johns Pirkwey; NOW ACCEPTING Ihence run Nly end Ely along M id Town# Center Blvd to an Intersection with the S R/W ol Slate Rd 44, M id point being a Scheduling may include Herald Advertiser al the cost ol an add>bon*t day Point ol Tangent; thence run N Cancel when you get resist* Pay onty lor days your edturw at tate earned 17*70' 10" E. 114 00 lael. thence S Use kit description tot testes! resiitt Copy must M o w acceptable typo 0) *)4'4i " E. 10 ftet; Ihence N graphical form ‘Commercial frequency rates are »v»rUbr# 47*70' I0 "E. D 4.lt feel to a point ' of curvature; said curve is DEADLINES concave to the right having e Tuesday thru Friday 13 Noon The Day Before Pubacabon radius ol 1100.04 teat, run Sunday 13 Noon Friday • Monday 8 30 P M Frday through a central angle ol 04* ADJUSTMENTS AND CREDITS: In the event ot an error In en 14'41" end an arc length ol M l SO teat, thence run S 00*07' • d, the Sanford Herald w ill bo roeponelble for the first I I " W. 774 )2 feel. Ihence run S insertion only and only to Ihe extent of the coat ot that I7*S4'2) ‘ W. 1)4 4) leal; Ihence Insertion. Pleaee check your ad for accuracy the first day II run S 00*4S‘l t ” E. I M 1) teal to a rune. point of curvature concaved to the left having a radius of 170 00 teat, run rhrough a central angle of 11*01'S3*' end having an arc length of m 43 teat; thence run N I4 *3 7 ')4 '' E. 140 0) feel, 71—Htlp Wanted 21—Personals thence run S 0 0 *M H '' E. 272 41 feel: thence run 5 I T 77 )4 w. ADOPTIONS Bast Pad Time Job In Town MOO teal. Ihence run S 00*2111" Free medical cere, Irenspor Earn 1100 SI40 per week Ret E, MS 00 teat; thence run S 14* teflon, counseling, private 1) '42" W, 224 31 ttet to a point of Idenl la I homec leaning Mon doctor plus living espenses the Nly R/W ol H id SI Johns day Friday Day hours Need Bar 411711) Clearwater Attorney Parkway; Ihence run Wly along car Cell Merry Melds 1)1 51*4 Jehrs Pricker......I aee n r )44# M id Nly R/W to the P .0 B : LOOKING FOR containing 24.1 acres, more or BUT OR SELL TUPPERYVARE white mete, retired veteran less PARCEL B Begin i t the ________ M l *411__________ Call m l i f t ________________ SW corner of Irw SE W utllra NC CABLE TV U ot Section 14. Township 14 Four immediate openings for South. Range X East, ol Semi ~25—Special notices Install coordinators needed lo nole County, Florida; Ihence run work the Greater Orlando N 00*1415'' W, 414 44 leelt area thane# run N *4*)4'4I" E. X e Earn S400 5400plus weekly toot; Ihence run N 00*I4')S"W. e Management opportunities 4) 41 leal tor a P O B.j Ihence e F Ie ilb le hours continue N 00*I4'1S" W. 440 44 YOUR CLASSIFIED AD a Lott of tun I feet to a point on the Sly R /W ol TO US ANYTIME Cell Doug at M 0401 Stele Road 44; Ihence run along Hr Interview M id Sly R /W ol State Road 44 lo DAY OR NIGHTI an Intersactlon with the Wly CHILDCARE R /W of Towne Center Blvd. P e r l lim e ev enin gs and thence run Sly and SWiy to lha 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -9 4 0 8 weekends CPR training prt non containing I 44 acres, •erred Mature adult, must be more or less For convenient end economl 21 Cell Melody or Joyce The Planning end Zoning cel advertising, nothing Treats __ _____ 1)17415____________ Commission will submit a rec Ihe Sanlord Herald Fea us • CLERICAL WORKER • ommends 1ton to Ihe City Com your ad to Ihe Classified Dept 5100 wk Take charge pertoni mission In lavor ol, or against. *nd Include Ihe lolkrwing In Use your clerical Skills lo lend Ih e re q u e s te d c h a n g e or formation this one t Good berwfllt amendment. The City Com FREE REGISTRATION mission w ill hold a Public a Billing name, address, end AAA EM PLOYMENT Hairing In Ihe City Commission phone number ____Tee W. MIX St , 111)174 Room In City Hall, Sanlord. eConlectname and phone Florid# *1 7:00 p.m. on April IS, number tor ed verification CNAS t44s, to consider M id recom a Start dels For all lull time dttfli: 7 ). mendetlon. aHumbar ol days you would I I 1, A ) 11 M utt be certified All parties In Interest and Ilk* your ad to run cltliens shall have an opportuni­ ty to be heard e l M id hearings II you have any questions, ORDERLIES By order ol the Planning and please cell Ihe Classified Full lim e ) lls h ill Zoning Commission, this 3rd day A d v e rtis in g D e p a rtm e n t ot March. 1444. Monday Friday.S :M I K LPN Joe Dennison Full tim e ) Hand Planning end Zoning pert time U P ' Commission AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC If 27—Nursery & Accepting applications a person decides lo appeal a Monday F rid a y .** Child Care decision made wllh respect lo DeBery M in er sett/Tt-*). any metier considered at the O stery 40744*44)4 C H IL D C A R E a v a ila b le abova meeting or hearings, evenings A weekends Cell tor he/she may need a verbatim CONCRETE LABORS rate specials Mrs Michelle's record ot the proceedings. In House n i - ia il/ L k - 7743 10 CONCRETE FORM SETTERS eluding Ihe testimony and evl E spar lanced only, M l 4777 EXCELLENT CHILDCARE. In dance, which record is not my dean hom* Affordable provided by lha Clly ot Sanlord C U S T O M IR A S S IS T A N T S . IF S 114 010)1 rales, hot meals, end lots of C A t H I E R ) . V E T ASSIS TLC Ercellentrets 131 77)4 P E R S O N S W I T H O IS TANTS Pert lir a week end A B IL IT IE S N E E D IN G work M utt love animals ASSISTANCE TO P A R T IC I 41—Cemetery Lots __________ 530 4)00__________ PATE IN ANY OF THESE M EM ORIAL O A R D E N I. 1 Lott P R O C E E D IN G S S H O U L D DIRECTOR Garden of Prayer, SHOO sell CONTACT THE PERSONNEL For established cNIdcere can both ter SI let. 114)51 4700 OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR ter Education end experience AT 1 ) 0 )4 1 * 44 HOURS IN In early childhood required ADVANCE OF THE M E E TIN G 43—Investigative ________ Cell M l SO)________ PUBLISH: March 11. 1444 ANO __ Services DRIVERS NEEDED ~ April 1 .1444 A G CARRIERS. Tavares. FI. _DE£JSZ. MAJESTIC IN V IS T IO A T IV E a well established end grow IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Services Domestic relations. Ing Central Florida based FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. fre e consultation 407 440 11)7 company otters you: FLORIOA • 1)4 to IN per mile PROBATE O IV IIIO N 55—Business • Up lo D.000 ml. per mo File Number Tl-iat-CP estop Oft Pay Opportunities IN R E : ESTATEOF • Unloading Pay D A VID A. STEVENSON e Vacation Pay BODY SHOP: Fully equipped Dac eased Fully licensed. Sale or perl • Safety A Performance Bonus NOTICE OF e Spouse Riding Program n e rthlp . E xcellent money ADMINISTRATION • Average Trip 57 Days making business 4*4440) The administration ot Ihe • Late Model Conventional estate ol David A. Stevenson, NEWI Gal paid telling recipes Tractors deceased. File Number 41144 Rush 1100 4 SASE: Fleblger. II you have 1 years treclor CP, It pending In Ihe Circuit 7000 Comanche Road 1)01, trailer, OTR end snow end Ice Court for Seminole County, Flor lone, CA 4S440______________ experience plus a good driving Ida, Probate Division, the OWN A PAYPHONE R T 1 .1 1100 record, cell: address ol which Is P O Drawer WV Polentlel. Unfguo Oppor ________ I 400 474 74)0________ C, Sanlord, Florida 11771 The lunlty I *00 41* 74B names end addresses of the personal representative end the 61—Money to Lend ~ personal representative’s at lor nay ere set forth below. KEEP DRIVING AND STILL ALL INTER ESTED PER SONSARE N O TIFIE D THAT: GET THE MOM EYI All persons on whom this All you need It your title. Jack notice Is served who have ob Diamond lor appointment. lections that challenge Ihe valid lly ol the will, the qualifications ol Ihe personal representative, 71— H e l p W a n te d venue, or jurisdiction ot this Court ere required to tile their ADD TO YOUR INCOMB oblecllora with Ihls Court SELL AVON NOWI W ITH IN THE LATER OF CALL 113 4T7)er 11344)7 THREE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST P U B L I­ AGENTS-REAL ESTATE! CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR Nothing succeeds Ilka success. T H IR T Y DAYS A FTER THE We're well Into ocr 3rd decade DATE OF SERVICE OF A ol training successful agents. COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Ho licenser.............We'll helpl THEM. WATSON REALTY CORP All creditors ot the decedent REALTOR! m -« * 0 end other persons having claims AU TO A U C TIO N D R IV E R S or demands against decedent's NEEDCDI M utt have valid estate on whom a copy ol this drivers license end be able lo notice Is served wllhln three drive stick. Cell between 1 1 months alter Ihe date of lha first _ t M ! N T S TA FF IN G 11S10I1 publication of Ihls notice must file Ihelr claims wllh this Court AVON products■1,400. Earn to SOV No door/door. P T/F T W IT H IN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS A FTER THE Send! M M 141/1-107 444 1144 DATE OF THE FIRST P U B L I­ BAGGAGE HANDLERS CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR T H IR T Y DAYS AFTER THE AIRLINE CLEANERS DATE OF SERVICE OF A AIRPORT COUNTER HELP COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON Needed Immediately Orl. In TH E M Itrnell Airport. Call today, All other creditors ol the Slert tomorrow JSJ 474)4)4 decedent end persons having BROKERS/REALTORS Needed claims or demands against the lor various locations familiar decedent's estate musf tile their w llh F .D .I.C . A ffo rd ab le claims with Ihls court W ITH IN Housing Program. Liquidation TH REE MONTHS A FTER THE ol residential properties In OATE OF THE FIRST P U B L I­ process. We ere looking lor CATION OF THIS NOTICE Ilia right teem to ettlsl with ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS Ihe sale ol properties end AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO locate qualified buyers ellgl FILE O W ILL BE FOREVER bte under the program. BARRED. CALL M IC H E LLE ROLLAN The dele ol Ihe first public* 1 400 744 43)4 Hon ol this Notice It March 2), 1444. Ptrtonel Representative: AJM YOUR JuneS. Byrnes X) H ot In n Hill Drive IMPLOYM1NT Poughkeepsie, New York PROSPECTS 1140) ‘SINKING? Attorney for Personal Representative Denial F. Curtin Corbelly, G lily, GertlendA TreoiureOf A Rappleye Jab In The 1) M erkel Street Poughkeepsie. NY 11401 Telephone: 414/4)4-1110 Florida Bar No.;( Publish; March 21,3 i i t f ‘W Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 71— H e lp W a n t e d 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d 71—Help Wanted HAIR STYLIST DRIVER WANTED Full time Musi have late modal econo vehicle lor local dellvtrlet utlllilng personal vehicle Call *43 HOI 1 11 • DRIVER H E L P E R . 57 00 hr Nothing |4soney here I Clean atmosphere Benellltl F R IK REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT 740 W. M lhS I , 11) SI 74 EASY W ORKI EXC ELLENT PAY I Atiem hle products al h o m e . C e l l T o ll F r e e I 400447 554* EXT 7440 E XP E R IE N C E D FIRCROLASS SPRAY UP OUHOPERATOR Mims *17 747 1S4I___________ • FITTE R FABRICATOR* Top pay tor your skills Blue prints end lack welding Very stable company Bene I Its FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT PHOTOGRAPHER PART TIME The Sanlord Herald Is prv* ently looking for a pholoQra pher A f t e r n o o n * an d evenings Must have sports and dark roomerperlenie Calf Tammy er Lacy 11:10AM IPM 111 1411 LANDSCAPERS SOD LAYERS DUMP TRUCK DRIVER Class IICDL f u l l t im e o / e iii Licensed F /T . In Sanlord Cell CIndoor Rashma m 704) L I V E IN C O M P A N I O N / Homemaker lo live wllh el derly lady Salary, private living quarters, ek. Cell alter 10am p]ease 114 4100 LOCATES Cendue I your own locale search f a a slap by step guide send 1)4 4S t I X sales tar to Locate, 1*0 Bos 1401. Sanlord, FL P77I 1401 LPN LPN interested ki Innovative facility, on lha rutting edge ot research Ith o u rih ll! Call 444 Met MAID WITH CARE Now Mr inghosest, rtej.endabi»i-'i'|ik- 740 710/ m w . lim it.. n u n s OOOO SUPPLEMENTAL IN COME Inleresllng p/| phone work calling ell over Ihe country from Lcngwd olflce M orns 4 tl.lO /A lle rn o o n s I K S /E r tS S I XI SS/hr I Incentives. Cell 174 SSSS HOST-HOSTESS/CASHIER Apply 2 4 p m al Holiday House Restaurant. Hwy 17 41 near Lake Mary A drug Irte w e r k p lt e ________________ HOUSEKEEPER Full lime Apply wllhln Mon day Friday 4 4 al Debary Manor 44 7 444 M il * FLEET RESERVE 6 E A R L Y B IR D S T H U R SD A Y S. 12 00 P M A 3040 WEST S.R. 46, SANFORD iBIHGO * $12 Packogo • $20 Doublo Pnckngo I 330-1706 * Public Invited! Free Colleel Kitchen Open! FAX o t * rfi f T O T FLORIDA STATE REQUIRES all contractor* I * registered or certified To nwrlty a stale c o n tra c to rs license c e ll 1 400 742 7440 Occupational Licenses are required by Ihe county end can be verified by ^elhnjJinnO^e^WaJl^^^ Additions A Remodeling Lawn Service LOU'S Moaring, WatdsraHng Edging 115 & up Light haul Ing F t w I H lttu ln . f f l 171/ TOM 4 J IF F s LAWN CARI ' G e n e r a l S e r v ic e s IN D O O R ances APPLIANCE REPAIR Free eppl service cell wllh re pairs! Jets*. A4- Best, 114 lias C arp entry C A R P IN T E R All kinds ol home repairs, painting A ceramic tile Richard Grose m s771 Platiafirty W*rm*l*i no* and historic hom ai DJ74I0 Moving A Storage C l ASS A M OVER* AFFO R D AD Lr H d r a » r (u ,i Dependable All pTiases Call lor I r e . . , I M ,( h * i u , nos RESTORATION. DRVW AI.L metal studs, itoo.». trim , sid ing. porches, decks garebos LUensed'Insured____*?LI**? RITE’WAY"""*’"'"4''1 W E SH O W UP Moving |f*C 111till 10% oil all local mown with coupon "W# mo*# * *I h pf ifla in rni m l' J) I AIM Painting P A IN T IN G , paper hanging, pressure washing and dry wall repair free a ll 111 )I74 P re ssu ro T T e a n T n ^ " DUN R ITEi Clean driveways, roofs, pool decks, walks houses Free est. 014111 Rooting Carpet Cleaning O Y S D C R t ROOFING Free • st . 30 y n •■ p a rla n c e Hood I ns/Lie HUUMJ45 Call 574 4115 SAM'S CARPET CLEANINO plus strip end buH floors R atld tn llal/c o m m e rc lal 74 J a n i t o r i a l S e r v ic e s Cleaning Service IT S f IMS TOR SPRING CLEANING! CALL SCOTTISH MAIDS Subsidiary o l The RM Brown Co 111 M il European Claanmg al __ Amtrietn /Vices_____ L IO H T H A U L IN G , FLO O R MAINTENANCE We also do wlndowsl 110 1701 C oncrete CAPTAIN CONCRETE Waynn Beal I Man Quality Opera tionl 110 1114/414 1441_______ Electrical Rai /Comm drtrrsdati#, low A O UTDOO R H om e Im p ro v e m e n t R E )/C O M M vinyl Siding Alum Fram in g D ry w ell, Doors. Rooting, Ccncrale 11)4*11 S O. Belli*, CBC417444 S E F lo o r in g HAROWOOO FLOORING Install Sanding finishin g TOM OLSEN 1 1114)4 7)47 ~~ M A S T E R E L E C T R IC IA N . R tp alr addition, comm/res Llc/ln t IER00MI4111I *47) Swimming P o o l Sorvlco/Ropalr B U T/C LE A N JA.NIT0HIAL tpfnmti1j-lnt Rtstd 1)1 i/liJ L a n d s c a p in g EYMWLSS MULCH 100% G ratia A m llla d in L ring wood Call m lor a Irta rslim a fa on yovr I f f # H im ruing and rem oval! Hardy T rw S a rv lit doing butm ast as AAA Trrw Sarvlca I l f 1141 R A N D Y *! Q U A LITY LAWN; Complefa pro cans %ine* 1480 Cl aan opt, haul ing 32)0716 Lawn Service J A D LAWN MAINTENANCE We do everyfhlngf Call for fr f+ estimate* T74 5610_____ I1LU I SKY I'OOLS ANO SF'AS Sftfvkf repair and remod*l in g Q ua I l l y w o rk a I1 Io n pfk I fw F*st wr m ttos w r f KLY SERVICE from US mo Chem Rile Pool S*fvk* ?6Q Rolasrt Shoemaker T ree Service ECHOLS TREE SVC Lie's, ms Lei Uw Professional* do II " Freeoshmale* 221 1174 pa and Cleaning WINDOW (SCREEN REPAIR: ______ 4*7 11) 7111 Advertise Your Business Every Day For As Low As $45 Per Month. Call Classified, 322-2611 �■f 1 Sanford Ho/old. Sanford. Florida - Wnrinasdav. March 23, 1994 - TB 71— Help Wanted MAIDS M a lu rt, honast dependable M o ll lake polygraph In ) and must p at* drug ta il Trant portallon Isa plus H e tlN T to y «1 MW MAIL 800M CLERKS S A N F O R D K llch an /lau n d ry prlv. Cabla. Prlvata boma U l/w k plut dap 111 T*44 Full lima potllkn avallabla HVAC/plumb'ng necessary C rta l banallts P la tt* apply In par u n i lailpolnto Apart menls M l W. lamina ts Bird fa n fa rd a a n n ja jt_____ MANAGEMENTCOUPLE ■ t '' i 1dayl a weak In Sanford Call Soul ham Sail Storage m 141) • MAT (R IA L HANDLER a two wk Senseticnai training program lor career mlndad Frlandlyparionaaiy counit FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT IM R , U i m i . , m i » l a MEDICAL OFF IC I a Looking lor L P N . Madk a I Asst and Surgical A lt! B ut/ oil lea naadt your n p lodayl FREE RIOISTR A TION AAA EMPLOYMENT w a w .im s i.m m a • OFFICE PERSON a V M hr Pul your orglnltatlon tk illi lo work harp Fanlatllc opportunity wllh banalilt FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT m w .n m s t.m tm 97—Apartments Furnished/ Rent OfFICE HCLT £ P /T Computar aiperianca ^ and organlraliortaf tk lllt ra . qulrad Madkal records aipa & rlanca helpful Mutl typa M r . wpm Sand rtturrw lo P O [j> Bo. liar. San lord. FI J7777 a OFF ICS PERSON a t r M hr Ona par ton ollna Local co hiring with banalilt TREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT __ m w. nm I I , m i l i t __ ' PANT TIME MELT NEEDED In longwood printing com party Call ta t Pair PHONE PROFESSIONALS Erpananca naentary Call for mora Intor m aWon lay Hat PRODUCTION Company %##k« individual* wllhi a m m b l/ and mac Kin# QfKrrahng #*p#ri#nc* Long l« fm •n k g n ro tfii Gr»#f op po#tunifr N«v#r 41ft#> __ H#fp f f i n w l . i l t A H PRODUCTION WORK For cap manulaclurtr Scraan Prlnlart. Packart M u ll ba rnaroatic A vail motivated Now hiring In Longwd H I CM I %R EAL ESTATE a SECRETARY U OO hr Happy ipol In piuth o ltlca E a ty caraar tpol Graalbanalilt Calllodayl FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT 10a w j j t h S i . m m *^ RECEPTIONIST/CLERICAl Racapllonltl naackd lo antwar p h o n al and g r e e l/d lr a c t d ian lt Multi Una phona ty t lam (Million requires o'har d t r lc a l d u llat Word pro catling tk lllt and knowledge of Word P trlrc l tollwara ra qu lrad M in im u m typin g spaed SO wpm, typing tail lo ba admlnltlarad Sand ratuma lo PO hoi ltoa. Vonlord. FI 737737*0* _____________ e e o ROUTE DRIVER Local dallvary (mod banalilt Up to HOO-wk JS Jtl* m i oROUTE SALES. Train! Ba 10 wkl Sail and servlet chain gractry tiorot Graal banatll packaqa Call FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT m W. lllh SI.. I l l SITt a SECRETAR Y a IT 00 hr For ta la t dapt Plaatanl Sanlord firm ntad your tklllt lodayl Hurry I FREE REGISTRATION AAA EMPLOYMENT m m w. urn s i. m - m t Small Hotel Asst. M in i iir Ratlrad coupla walcoma lo apply Ptaaia ta ll M l TWO STYLIST/NML TECH W anltd lor Sanlord talon Commlttlon. paid vacation, banalilt Call l i t W T Tuaiday through Saturday or i l l m t Sunday and Monday_______ TEACHERS M u tl h avt aarntd 40 hrt toward a COA or aqulvalant. or bachalort de(y*e In aarly Childhood 301005 TELEMARKETERS Long wax), pari lima. Monday thru Friday, JPM tP M , Sal urday, FAM SPM 11 SO par hour plut bonut and com m illio n . P a rm a n tn l poll llo n tl..................Navarafaal Hal a Partonnal, 4)*4*q< WAREHOUSE AND OENERAL LABOR H E L P N E E O E O I Bonut lor drlvan All th lllt avallabla. Dally pay, no laa Rtporl ready to work 1:10 am. Industrial Labor S ve, 1011 Franch Av. No photo calls WAREHOUSE FORKLIFT Start Immodlatofyl Up lo 11 par hour JSJ 4111*14________ WHOLESALE ROUTE DRIVER C la il B, C D L. raqulrad Apply In parson Ouil4l4oni Dairy I Farmers Market) 1100 Franch Ava, __________ Sanlord__________ WRECKER DRIVER Experienced. M u lt llva In Sanlord arta A hava C latt A CDL. Apply at: 1WTW. Il l SI. 93—Rooms tor Rent A QUIET, d ta n rm., kltchan. phona, laundry Apt's avail abla alto IT1A up 114 4*11 CLEAN ROOMS, tlngla tlarllng STS/wk. K ltc h a n , phona, laundry, vldao g o m ti, oil itraat parking. 11G4411______ CLEAN FURNISHED ROOM. Wllh kltchan avallabla 111/wk 111 tac Down low n 111 10B4 LAKE MARY AREA Wathar, dryar ♦ pool. Non tm oktr, non drlnkar. Matura ladlaa only. SHOmo Inc i* ll,3 H t*4 * NEWLY RENOVATED, prlvata anlranca. paddla Ian In your room, your own haat control, rafrlgaraloc, mlcrowava and color tv, Otf tlraal parking and niald urvlca. Convanlanl location. Tha bail In town 111 MOt___________________ PRIVATE LONOWOOD HOME Non tmokar 140/waak. 110 d tp b tllC a lU H lB O _________ !: J1 NOTICE All ranlal and raal etlala advarlltamanlt ara tubjacl lo lha Ftdaral Fair Housing A d, which m akat II lllagal lo advarllta any pralaranca. Ilm n a tio n or d is c rim in a tio n batad on raca, color, rallglon. u i . handicap, lamlllal tla lu t or national origin SPRING SPECIAL!! MARINER'S VILLAGE 323-8870 MINUTES FROM SANFORD QUIET 1 /H i lowrbouva 110* Park. Adull comm U l l mo and tac dap W alar'iraih IncI Barb Mon F r l i n Ita l__ SANFORD I bdrm w / will I urn By wk or mo 1*1 M M otllca aaa *77* home MO 1410 pager 1ANFORD 411 1 PARK AVC I and 1 bdrm Air 111} t i l l plut ttoodepod) am aaoi I BEDROOM FREE MONTH SPECIALI 1 bdrmt A alllc avail. Call Jerry , P I 4410 1 BEDROOM 1 Sanlord Ava 1)11 Includes oil HI let HO MW or 4*0 14/1 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent DELTONA. 1 bdrm I bath carport, living, dining. Honda fm t N IC E I MOO/mo 110144} NICE A CLEAN 1/1 Fenced yard No pals 4411>mo I tl. I a 11 A ta t *04 10* 4*41 M m *pm PINE CREST 1/1 eanl 11/A appl lancad y d , carport D M mo HISTORIC AREA 1/1. appl .. (pic . garage IlM 'm o Call Paul Osborne. Venture I Properties. 11147*4 SANFORD 1 bdrm. 7W baih lakalronl house 1410/mo __________ H I >004__________ SANFORO, 1 Bdrm I Bath, w/fplc Clot# (o downtown 4)10 plus dap 111 RHI_______ 107—Mobile ___H om es/R ent OSTEEN 1 bedroom. I bath On 10 acrat S4M plut 1100 tacurl ly. 104 444 Slap a I tar »pm SANFORD. 1 bdrm I bath, quiet araa, lancad yard UTl/m o SITS/dep. No pelt 111 4T04 1 BDRM. IVY BATH moblla homa tor rani. M illal Laka Park. Estes Dr *04117 1111 114— Warehouse Space / Rent L O N O W O O D /L A K E M A R Y Mid Ilia lloraga warehouses. 400 MO 1400 iq ft. Free rtnl w /llm o , lease, IronSUS/mo 111 Oil* H I — Homes for Sel* HIDOEN L A K H . 1/1. 1 C*r gar . remodeled m tlde'out ow n** i is,wo m tn s LAKE MARY 1/1. lamlly rm. CA/CH on Ig tr a ^ lot 1*1000 W MallcieerikL Realtor ___________i n m i __________ LAKE FRONT Labe Markham !tt.*0 0 Build your dream homa hare! Call Diana The CANNON QROUP Realtors 1 M «*4Jlor ID ll*4_ SANFORO 1 bdrm. l i t bath Canlral A/C. garaga. lanced yard Everything nawl II.MO down 44M month/t * 1TO1 STAIRS PROPERTY MANAGEMENT A REALTY 44/ 111 l lll/ J D «ITt A ■tim e No QupUHo111 • 1/1 44*1 P IT IIU M O • 1/1 spill, lancad. IMS F i l l 114*00 PRE laraclatvral 14 COO dn 1/1, heavily l/aad l / l acre Spill bdrm . ceramic Ilia appl, ga'age Possible owner holdlnd Jolt 471. TOO! m REALTY, INC. BUYERS! AMO'S At LOW a t 1*000 Down1 Gav'l Repo t The Lalett LltH Bank Farectoturat Super Daaiti Markham Wds. foreclosure 4/1 I • acre, pasture/ 11a bIe IIOVOOO Lk. Mary cuslam 1/1, ovor I acre. 1111*00 Wa’vaOet Them ALLI Call Our Full Tima la la t Team A N Y T IM E I 322 2420* 321 2720 SANFORD • LAKE MART (•A m . o n n o ilN i. VENTURE I PROPERTIES 3 2 1 -4 7 0 4 • In Out 31th T « *i* BATEMAN REALTY W INTER IPRINOS V t 41000 an d q u a lily lo a ii u m a ll**(m o Common, ly pool and lanrut New rool laa M il W INTER SPRINOS 1/3 110,000 atsumat no quallFylng i l l ] mo Quick d o tln g l Naw rool, comm pool/tonnltia* 111* L k ff# *t E lf a f t ir o h t r IM 0 S*nford Av# 321 2257 HALL R EA LTY 312 W Piiul SI S.inloicl Dabary l / l . b*g loll Earn rm. r b conttr . country I SO.MO 1 bdrm.. corner lo*. t /h 'a . low dn A monthly I Only 4*1,140 SI. lah n't R ivtr accassl 10 acres, 10K down! 4/1.900 ht % V J 323-5774 bam MORGAN REALTY EXC HANGE' OR 4ELL your properly located any where I Investors Really, 474-4415__ More home tor the money I V l 'i , torn rm . den. u r pch. big m estefbdrm 1 458.500 VEN TU RE I PROPERTIES Lets ol prie«<yl I / H l , new ce rp et. hardwood floors fenced, lo ll of ff'eeil U7JM1 Looting to bujr # hom tf W# h iv e homes lm ak areas of Seminoitv Orange, Volusia Coynttes! Call for detail si • ) / ] w ith fireplace mt w f r car|>et and tile. U4 900 • Fortclusurtl 4/7 on I 52 acres Fireplace 1104.900 • 4/1. 7,700 sq ft . fireplace Ig scr port hi 1104.900 Bath Osborne V tn fu r9 | Properties SANFORO lllh SI. and Myrlla Ava 321-6762 DELTONA _________M 4 T H M 1 *_________ 4/1 BLOCK HOME w/ CHA'on l O O i l l * Io I 14i 24 b lk laundry/workihop '.’n il icr rm Vary clota lo Plnacratl Flam 414 000 )11 14** 330-0273/774-9400 FOR SALE OR RENT 1/1 Cant air, gar 11.400 down SllS/mo logual buyer 141 ON/_______ HANDYMAN SPECIAL Zoned R C I. Downtown Sanlord 1 bd. I ba 1)0 000 OBO 111 1*14 151— Investment Properly / Sale WII4TER PARK condo 1/1. *11 new ctramlc and carpal, new kitchen U l 000*14 1141 O n fu ^ j 153—Acreage___ Lots/Saie _____ BANK FORECLOSURES, GOVT FORECLOSURES, LOWDOWN AVAILABLE IN SEMINOLE VOLUSIA 8 ORANGE COUNTY DELTONA 1 wooded building lolt Nice tubdlvlilon 114.000 lor all 1 lolt 40/ 414*411 DELTONA AREA 10 ACRES ~ Ideal lor moblla boma or homa ilia , ho rtat. callla. (arming, or nurtary. Zoned agricultural 11.*00 par acra Smalt down paym tnl wllh dwnar financing, TO4-14M i n F IS H E R M A N S P A R A D IS E , walar front lot, M a i n , spring fad laka. P rlc td lo ta ll. BIB. 100 Byowntr 111 4*41 PINECREST 1 bdrm . with lancad yard and abova ground pool Lease purchase. I S3.TOO Call lor details I Jmtt MtnsiiilfL 323-7271 AACarnat, InCv U I 111*__ 'OWNER FINANCEI 1.000 * tq' II. 4 bdrm. 1 bath on dbl lot Low down - graal la rm il Prlcedrlghll 414.490 •IMMACULATE 1 bdrm 1 bath, b lk . c o n s t., c a n l. H /A . spacious lamlly rm , beautiful oaki and garda nt. 1*1.100 (1//TOF /IJf 157-Mobile Homes / Sale CARRIAGE COVE MOBILE HOME PARK H i t * 3/3 split, **4 Blyipring, canlral H/A, tertan room 41.100 111II 3/1 t l Barkthlra. canlral H /A , relied tcraan roam, carport I I I 000 14. It 1/3 *1 Fairmont V illa canlral 14/A, wether/dryar. dithwathar. all alaclric. ca thadral catllngt. vinyl tiding thingla rool, northern Insula tlontll.000 14.41 l / I tp lll ' l l Pterion canlral H/A. carport 411. MO Call H l* 1 4 * e r t ) 1 » /* l M O B IL E H O M E . C a rria g e Cove, I I ' ■ 11‘ 1 Bdrm 1 Bath. 41AM______________ 113 *14? NEW l*»4 t, NO DOWN, 14H. tntoratl. 14X14. lift/m a 1 IX T 4 .4 lll/m a 141114* 159-Real Estate Wanted LAND WANTED FOR SUBDIVISIONS wllh or without approvals 100 tOOO acrat Waterfront a plut Cali Tarry Clayton *04 H i 4*0* 181— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n it u r e • AAA RAY'S APPLIANCE • 311S French Ava. Sanlord R a f r Ig o r a t o r . S l o v a t . Washers Dryart Fr«a 1 yr labor warr Dai avail 111 0041 APPLIANCE I, F U R N . TV’S ETC B U Y -S E L L TRADE INS CHEEPO DEPOT. I l l * F R ENCH AVE H I 11*4 A P PLIA N C E S ! B a il prlcat. Bait Warranty. Bail Sarvlcal Wathart. dryart. mlcrowavat Wa buy appiianctt' Dallvary lr»«l A-4 B a il,33*-33*1 BUNK B ID S Upgrade mai Iraaaat Lika naw 14)40 ________ Call 14* M U ________ • CALF. KINO BED Heavy dark plna, mirrored taookcaie headboard. Coll m a llr a tt Vary good condition 4100 H I H *4 attar 1PM • E L E C T R IC R A N O E. 10". good condtllon. SIS 110111* • FULL 1IZE M a llra tt * bo. tpringi Good condition IM Call i l l 1414 O E 1TOVB. X) S ill Ktnmor* HD w a th ir lyr old H 10 Chain link gala 10.4 140 Saart )0 gal hot walar haatar Smotold * IM M l 0141 HOME APPLIANCE CENTER Ovar 10 yaart In Sanlord Salat Naw and Utad Sarvlca all makat A parlt XM E Commtrcltl SI lH ) * * ) ____ KENMORC wathar, vary meal Free delivery and warranty Jah n -A h Bail. 11* 11*1 • OAK HIGH CHAIR E.callanl condllIon t i l Call 111 H i* • T V IN T E R T A IN M IN T CENTER I H V h • 4*” w 140 naw al Wal Marl. Will tall lor SMOBO Call 171 *404 Ivm tg WASHER A DRYER'. Magic Chal. SHI for both Broyhlll dining tel. Solid oak labia w /t th ilr * ISOO OaO 111 4111 • WATERBED, quean, padltlal w /a d r a w e rs B o o k c a ta headboard 1100 114 54** 183—Television/ Radio / Stereo • FOR SALE Pair ol 10" Phaie Linear graphite tub woofan 4M watt peak power * IOO Atk lor Brian 11* B l/*avat ((w a a a .r i4 u .e 1 R liA L CSTATO, INC. 322-7498 NEW Sanford o lllc ti and/or. warehouses. *00 3.100 tq II. Special, llil/ m a . I l l 1SS4 BABY LOP BUNNY. Pure brad, tamale, vary lama Grant wllh kldtl M lb to l food 1101)0/M0 F R E E PUPPIES. Lab m l., black, 11 weeks Only ) tall 0 4 07/4 211—Antiques/ Collectibles • S A C R IF IC IN G ELEC TR IC MOTOR bulif In Thom#* A l** E dko n'i day VlnUg* it9 i On# h u n d re d y # | f | o ld Hori#p£Y*«r appro a '4 HP unuiu#l br.su flfhn qt, 1 ip»#d MOOd pyMty MuHfum qualify W ill m#b# tom# collector drool! 1100 773 4JU W I L L T R A O t I t f l HESS TRUCK FOR 1WI PLEASE CALL 777 *M7______________ 215—Boats and Accessories • HOUSEBOAT. Hv# atjoard 4) N au falln *. twin #ngm# V driy#. I70K Or Quam 4¥S l'«5 • I l k * COBIA BOW NIDER In lld # r«don«r 19*4 70 HP E-ylfirud#, pewrtf trim. And fill r# b u ilt i h r ! G ilv A n iifd Magic Till, n tw fir##. nlfing * 7 * 50 771 1011__ • 14 FT BOWRIDER US HP M #rcwfy, o b Ion hour% witri fr#ll#r 13,700 777 OUi • I f f * S KI/FISH BOAT 90 HP M#rc , mt lr#>l«tr Ryn» gr##tl I ) 000 PArbAl finane# *95 710* • m s REGAL Mad* Ilian It w 4 cyl in /o v lboard motor nr/ driy# on Tr«il*r 14.000 OBO • JO*00^or *49 4 » l #v#% • 14 FT PONTOON boat 1 Hbarglati 1*0 HP Evlnrud# Vary f l i t I Marty #Btr*% Mb# nawl Only »10_740 17J 6**0 #M CAROLINA. U II nr Ira tltr S#*f% 7, r#lin i4h#d ar/n#4* %w*|y#l vei l s 1400 12 I M lf _ M PROL IN I , 99 H . V bottom wellh 7 3 C drtv# ^hlp t«» tfsor# dfpfh findar ’ g*U Iratltr vtry lorn hours 5499) 77) I4U A lo y M iftfi# Inc, SH C 75fh Sf 91’ TIDE CRAFT, flth snd IM boat w/trollor IS0XR4 Mar cury, lo ll of a if r a i 14400 177 »M0__________ 217— G a r a g e S a le s CASSELBERRY JUMBLE SALE C# n I r * I f lu r id a i I a r g* l f tIngle id 1# ) 75 and J! i6.& 8 COMMUNITY METHODIST 4971 4 High**y 1/ 97 R ftn pr ih in e l Over 4 000 in aH#nd*nc# tail y#ar______ For adult 111____ 171*1*1 ANTIQUE Chippandal* couch, antique bullet, color TV, sfitr stepper, m ile household Items Call 117 1411 • BEAUTIFUL NEW gold col ored lace tablecloth. ! l " i l l " 111407 174 4)1* 4 to S P M ____ DOWN FAST SPA. purtabla, seat! 4. wood Iremed. salt ^ontoined SMOO B O H ) 4411 • F IR E P LA C E SET 1 piece with stand Black, heavy metal t i O ) l ) * « i • O R A C O B A B Y IW I N O . automatic 111 OOCall 111 0**) Attar IPM_________ • KINO TUT PRINT Framed and .lasted, 7'«)‘. with of llciai program ia l Please call 1*11111 ______________ 1ERVICE SALES A •ARTS lor portable kerosene fwafert LARRY SMART 11) 41)1 1UNOUEST WOLFF IANNINO B EDS Naw C o m m e rc ial H om a U n its F ro m i <r , Lamps Lotions Accessorial Monthly payments low as I I I OO Call Today FREE NEW Color Catatog 1 100 441 *1*7 • TABLECLOTH, new. beige C ard ta b le i l i a 31 C all 40/ 1)4 4)1*4 to SPM U T IL IT Y /L tn d lc ip a Traitor ISM Large Chest FREEZER IM 4*S t ) )) alter »PM 230— A n t iq u e / C la s s ic C a rs • FORO THUNDERBIRD. I t 44 Ait original* Ne#d« tom# *or b 11 493 OBO 371 0154 •1970 OLVILLE CADILLAC SIOOOOBO All power ) ) ) 0)S4 2 3 1 -C a rs CRAFT SALE • CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN '1*. I ton. Passenger van. d ta n Loaded! Too much lo list, must see to appreciate Only S3.44SOBO H I *100 • FORD RANOCH. LTX *1. P/S, crulsa. A/C, Slerao, 4.100 miles. I yr or 11.000 ml 1*11 on warranty Call 111 t i l ) ______ • I1 U IU P/U * ) Red. 7K. A/C. a m /lm c*ss, lull btdllner. rear window 1*,4M1H **)« • JEEP PICK UP 4i4, 1*1*. V I. auto Engine end Irani re built (about 10.000 m lle d Newer Interior 11,000 H I 100* • JEEP PICKUP TRUCK, 1*1* 4.4 with topper 1100 OBO Needs* lot ol TLC 11)1*1* Sanford Motor Co. '* ) CHEROKEE COUNTRY 14.000 miles. 111,4*1 ________ Call 117 41*1________ VOLKSW AO ON VA N . 1*74 Reasonable, good running condition 407 4 ** 0410 or 141 a x c v . i w j _____ _______ • 1*71 CHEVY 1/1 ton p/u, ) » V I Nuns good Engine snd Irani strong I tMO H I 1)11 • t to) SUBURBAN OMC * 1L diesel, halt ton. mechanically solid, new rad /brake rotors A calipers'head liner Very good tires and low pkg U , MO OBO _________0071*1 IM *_________ lt * l F-t* BLAZER 4 dr.'lu ll power, Tahoe package. I]K mi 117.00b llrm 117 * 404 alter 4 238— V e h ic le s • BUICK /) ELECTfCA 111 4 dr W a n te d hardtop E .cedant condltlonl Restored m i Sl.KOUQTOO/ WC PAY T O P lllt FOR Complete or Wrecked Can. CHEVETTE. ISM. Gray. 4 door Trucki RUNNINGorNOT raliabia car tor only 1400 AMY CONDITION 1111*44 __________ 114 *114 _ _ _ _ _ • CHRYSLER IM P E R IA L '*3. 239—MiororcvclB* Like new Must salt Only I) 4.000 Can 140 / ) » ) * * « __ and Blkoi • OUMEBUOOY Full Kbergian • 'l l HONDA. 7so custom, good body Convortihla lop Rebuilt condition. UK w llt t MOO OBO VW engine Many new parts Jl) 0*111v msg or 37) 4H* Prolan ion built t ISOOH I 4*74 ' l l KAWASAKI. IM LTD Prlma FORO MUSTANO LX. 1**4 condition M u lt see to appr* AM FM stereo, air. p/w. auto clot* HOO M l 414)_________ Asking 14.100)4* 1141________ • ' l l HONDA SPREE Very low • HONDA ACCORD LX. It* ) m llei Very good condition P rS . P -B . a ir Kenwood M00 Phone H i 4)48 A M 'FM cassette 4 door, low mites Rosewood color Will . -t t l / r-jl ) IJ v i’ l 241— R e c r e a t io n a l a c t BARON Conv.rtible, ’14 Red loaded dig dash, new top new tires SA.SOO4*1 740* • MONTE CARLO T * /I great condt A/C runs like a top! Sharp looking) SI.IM 114 4111 F ill your E*%f#r b*4bef * lth beautiful handmade Ite m il 914 W 70th St Fr< fc Sat . f S OARAOE Sale77 Why bofher f t WE BUY PAY TOP PRICE 11 407 310 9*37 235—T r u c k i/ Buses/Vans MY PRICES W ILL NOT BE B E A TI MY W A RR A N TY W ILL NOT BE BEATI Coma see J lm at American Dream Sales and Service I I ) 0 Sanlord Ave. I l l )*** We’re building a reputation. V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s • HOLIDAY Rambler Imperial. ' I t )5tt basement model, loaded Excellent cond Op tlonal Honda motor scooter lor 1 w/ rack 411.000 407 4** 4*1* V A N /C A M P E R . 1*71. Chevy model M Good condition All accessories 12.M 011) 4*11 • ' l l MOTOR HOME Huns great Will trad* tor Iraval trailer ol com partbla value Jit 711} •GARAGE SALE AD BARGAIN Call In your garaga tala ad by 11 noon on Tuesday and fake advantage of our special garaga tala ad p rlctll Call Classified now for detallsl FR EE 322-2611 REFUND IPURG HAEI GARAGE SALE 'Slide p ro je c to r and u re e n . Smith Corona elac typ**rl» er, iv i, clothing, hounthold ktcmt, and collecfiblet Frl & Sat. 703 MeVay D r . Sanora LONOWOOO/OANBURY M ILL off Lk Emma Rd Multi tale* on Norfolk Cf A Mlllrac# Pt Golf ciubi. clolh«%. turn, efc F rl/S a tf S Raln/*hln# _____ • Quality Used Cars & Trucks ■ Good Crodlt! No Crodil! Bad Crodlt! NO PROBLEM! IlMCER I I IflO T O R S 3 2 1 -2 9 9 3 3 2 1 -1 4 5 0 You pay for the first 10 days and if your car doesn't sell, call us and renew it for FREE! Phone number and asking price must be included in ad. N o copy change while ad is running except for price. Non-commercial only. C^all 322-261 1 today! 117—Commercial Rentals 118—Office ___ Space / Rent ‘ ALUMINUM WALKER • A U S T R A L IA N B LU E H E E L E R m li pupplat ] tamales, 1 month! old 111 each H I M l/o r 111 1*1/ '13 MUSTANO OT 1.4, 1 spd . runs grtal, needs TLC. 11)00 OBO AJUal StoeJMTOlOl__ • U HONDA ACCORD. 4 dr . S spd,. A /C , P w .. A m /F m cassette 13000. H I *411 I * BUICK PARK A V EN U E Loadedl U .ff lO r Best Otter Call 111 4)1) W e 'll advertise y o u r car o r oth er m otor vehicle until it's sold. OFFICE/wirehouse tpaca. 1100 Sq II. P rim e location al anlranca lo Canlral Fla Ra glonal Airport. aO/131/40/ SANFORO 10.011 4q II 1 phase, tprInkiert S l/tq ft Slantlrom Really Inc, Jim Doyla IH14T0 ill? 1ANFORD AVE. O lllc tt or r a la ll tp aca 1,000 tq II t*M /m o 111 11<7cr)11*040 223— M is c e lla n e o u s • P LY M O U T H "Grand Fury, whlto. A I cond thru out G oodm llttgt. 17,000 0 DO __________ H I WOO__________ PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION * E V E R Y T U E IO A Y 7 M P M OAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. *1, Daytona Botch _______ *04 211 1311 • RENAULT ENCORE, 1*41 E .c tlle n l condltlonl tt.K O llrm 1)0 1)14 alter 4PM • TOYOTA COROLLA wagon. '* ) . Auto. A /C . rad. d k . warranty H .4M M 1 44)4 I ) CHEVY Chevtlto i dr. 4 "spd new llrts. doesn't burn oil Good Ind car 1*00)17 1141 WHOLESALE LAND Timber Company liquidating lands, tm all/larga parcalt H ig h la n d , c r * a k t , la k a t. wildlife M lnulat from Or lando and Daytona 100 ac. tracts begin al l!/!/a c . Don’t dalayl 1*041 14*1*40________ l . l ACRES. ratld *n llal. En Itrprlta, FI. Itoavlly wooded Mlnulat lo I 4 111.000 111 *X)4 115— Industrial Rentals______ SANFORD R E TA IL/O FFIC E . I. 111 tq II tingle tlory w/ kitchen, covered tldawalkt. high Iralllc araa Walar A sewer Inc. I TOO plut talat lan/rno. tioo tac. llantlrom Rtally Inc, Jim Doyla 111 »*S SANFORD Prof. o lllc ti Dr , Dental, Raal Etlala, Retail Shop Carpaltd, cant H/A, high Iralllc locatlonl 1.41s tq II. or ( I I Vary Reasonable! Call Wat Louwtma, Broker Otllca, m s /lt i Homa, 111 m * STRAWBERRIES U Pick Open 9am m i Celery Av# ) m i E of Sanford 1 ml N of Sf Rd 4* Moopt Far mt 171 73*4 199—Pets & Supplies • FORECLOSURE! l / l on l» a c ra l Appl , In tld a u lll , fenced yd I OnI y S lt.tM l • l / l , aver l / l acral Llv. dm. lam rm Salallila dish 144,*00 • 1/1 w/POOL lor only 144.1001 Llv , dining, lam rm i tool • L A K E , l•n n la . p o o h ] / } custom, llv, din . oat in kilch . appl Garaga t * l . *001 • l / l . new carpal A pelntl Canl H/A, carport J u ilt4 ].*M I Stenstrom Rentals • MAYFAIR 1/1 w/ ter porch, dbl garage. 111* sq II healed. n o p a ltM ll/m o 1*0 sac • SANFORD DUPLEX J/I.S 1 story, w/d hook ups. CHA Spacious11.40 mo . si VI set • SHADOW LAKE WOODS 1/11 w/ dbla car garaga. tplc . wall A septic 1*00/mo. 1*00 tac • SANFORO 1/1 DUPLEX w d hookup. CHA. tawmo 1400 sac • SANFORD l / l mi dan. ter porch 11*1 mo SIM tac • O VIEDO l / l DUPLEX w / carport, w/d hookup, haat/alr 1145/mo SIM sac Srt no dap Stenstrem Realty. Inc. "Wa Manage yovr Hama, Ilk* It was eur own " Jim Doyla 111 14*1 AHar 4P M I D 4 I I I I I BDRM. I BATH SSOO monlh All ullllllat Included I II mo A security 111 01541* 111 1411 1 /1 , ap pliances, hook ups. garaga. carpal. Ulndt. cant haal/alr 1100 Ita tlOOait 40* ) BEDROOM wllh carl M/A, l a r g t la n c a d y a rd , and screened room Orly 1M0 down Why ranIT Tha Hllllmars Ora up, Inc Raaltar 111 t i l l l / l St Canl H/A. lamlly rm. lancad yard No peltl two, mo lit A 1*11 111 14/1/416 44)* 4 BDRM. 1 BATH 1 acrat C hildren and h a rta t OK t*00/mo 111 S ill FOR SALE V tn a ladder. I) loot, s ii h i m t ____________ •H E A V Y DUTY BUSH HOO trail wheal Complat* with fork Lika new. no rust, no waar tH u * 111) Sonloid Proper bet For less Thontl.aXOown 371 0759 221— Good T hings to E at 195—Machinery/Tools FHA O R VA A S LO W A S IW X Assume no qualifies A ewner financing law a t S4**/m aI Oav'l Feraelasurat. Rapatl Sam mala. Oranga, V tlvtial Laka Ada I bdrm 1)40 mo 1 bdrm. 1410 mo and up 113 COUNTRY CLUB CIR • WATER IRIS, blooming with bluaffowart For ponds 1/ 111 4140 i FROI ’ I R i l l ' MUST SELLI 41 Olds Calais 2 d r , nice, low miles Owner may finance I to* 5111 Sanlord Desk, folding bad. redlner. patio furniture, loll ofm lic SalurdayOnfy »T ________ 1711*4/ I f f IlfiD A K l f MOV I , VlNfUHf RUMMAGE SALE STCROiX APARTMENTS • F R E E CR EPE M Y R TL E pink, a' You dig and (ill hole 141— H om es to r Sale 231—Cars A TTH E TENNISCOURTS Item 1pm Sunday. M arch71 Refreshments avallabla 193—Lawn & Garden 1 OR 1 BDRM home lor 4400 or under per month wllh all ullllllat paid CallllS ta ll 1 Bdrm n Balt) i l l m i SHENANDOAHAPARTMENTS One Bedroom Apartments lllt D E A l Mottwood Aplt 1IT l l i r • SEARS EXERCISE BIKE DO or betl otter Call 111 11/4 133—W anted to Rent 217— G arage Sales Saturday. March 14th. > X 1. Family Warship Canter Cor ner of 11th St A Airport Blvd Furniture, household Items, clothing, gndmlse Hems 187—Sporting Goods SANFORD Plnerlikge club 1 Bdrm. 1 Bath, ltd floor SllS/mo M ated * Corp Raal T state 4*4 taoo 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent SPRING BREAKII FOR SALE COMPUTER Apple It* with printer and tollwara tMO Call 111 1410 Wend«H 131— C ondom inium R entals _____ SANFORD I bdrm Spacious all •lac . air. resld araa 1111/ mo plut dap Nopals i n M l* MOVE IN SPECIAL Newly ra novated I A 1 btkm aplt All emenlllet l m SIM mo plut dap I yf la tte 114 7M i NEW 1 BEDROOM. Lol4 ol clotaltl A/C III] M y r tle Ava trio mo trio u r i i i*y i;a ruo 185—Computers SANFORD, Olllca tpaca. S400 tq II building total, 1H0 tq tl pay office unit. H I 1004 SANFORD . 1MI S FRENCH. 1.000 tq li Ideal small olllca. S lll/m o Inc I water, tewer. garbage Call H I ISIS_______ SO* SO FEET for laata on 11*1, tu ccattlu l a im in g anchor businesses Good parking and lighting O r t e l visibility Asking 1400/mo P I 444* work U M up an hour Coll lodayl ________ J 1 J IIID M ________ MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT K IT ’N’ CARLYLE® by l.nrry \Vrl«ht 118— O ffice Space / Rent 93—Rooms for Rent i 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 HOURS: Mon. • Frt. 8 :3 0 • 0 :3 0 Managed By Angelia Gordon Property Management Your transportation acl works best when it contains information the buyer wants to know: • Make and Model • Year • Power Features S I Mechanical Condition Body and Finish Transmission Mileage Previous Use Accessories/lnterior SANFORD HERALD CLASSIFIEDS 322-2611 H ■ x v y w -f-’! ........................................• ■........................... ■ 1 -• * /i �? i»a r « T T BB - Sanlord Herald, Sanlord, Florida - Wednesday, March 23, 1994 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. t ) 3447 CA 14 E CITIZENS FEDERAL BANK. A FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK. Plalntlll. IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 43 447 CA 14 E C H E M IC A L M O R T G A G E COMPANY, Plalntlll. Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. *3 1131 CAI4E F E D E R A L H O M E LO AN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. • cof po»atlon ol the United S ta in , Plalntlll. vs TH O M A S I P E N N E V and MARTHA J PENNEV. husband and w ilt. Delandants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE Is hereby given Inal pursuant to I ha Amendad Sum mary Final Judgmanl ol Fora dosura and Assassmanl ol Naa sonabla Allornay's Faas anlarad In tha causa pandlng In lha Circuit Court ol lha Elghtaanth Judicial Circuit, In and lor Samlnola County, Florida. Casa No tJ O i l C A N E , lha un darsignad Clark will tall lha p ro p e rty s itu ated In said County, described at L o l 14. F O R E S T P A R K ESTA TE S . SEC TIO N TWO. according to lha plat thereol. at recorded In Plat Booh TJ. Pages 44 and 4S. ol lha Public Records ol Samlnola County. Florida at public tale, to lha highest and best bidder lor rath at I I 00 a m on lha IJth day ol April, teas, at 301 N Park Avenue, al lha was! Ironl slaps al lha Samlnola County Courlhouta. Sanlord. Samlnola County. Flor Ida DATEDMarch 14. Itt4 Maryanna Morse CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTV BV Dorothy W Bolton At Deputy Clark Publish March 14.31. H it DEP 141 iN TM E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO tte tie C A H E CITIZENS FEDERAL BANK. A FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK. Plalntlll. vs PAUL DOUGLAS THOMPSON and PATRICIA F THOMPSON hit wile, al al Delandants NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TOCHAPTERtS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order or Final Judgmanl ol Foreclosure dated August If. It f i. and anlarad In Casa No tJOOIOCAItE ol the Circuit Court ol lha lilts Judicial Circuit In and lor Samlnola County Florida wherein CITI ZENS F E D E R A L BANK. A FEDERAL SAVINGS DANK It lh a P l a l n t l l l an d P A U L DOUOLAS THOMPSON and PATRICIA F THOMPSON are Detendentt. I will sail lo the highest and best bidder lor cash at lha watl Ironl door ol lha Samlnola County Courthouse In Samlnola County. Sanlord. Flor Ida al I I 00 o'clock A M on the tlh day ol A pril, t t t t . lha lot towing described property at sal I or in In said Order or F'lnal Judgment, to wit. L o l I . B lo c k B . T H E S P R IN G S . O E E R W O O D ESTATES, according lo Ilia Plal thereol. at recorded In Plal Book 14. Page 7S. ol lha Public Records ol Samlnola County. Florida In accordance with tha Amer leant With Disabilities Act. par stnt with disabilities needing a special accommodation lo par tlclpate In this proceeding should coni ad lha Clark ol lha Circuit Court. A D A Coordlna lor. al 301 N Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida 337/1. tela phone (4071 333 4330. not later than seven (71 days prior lo lha proceeding II hearing Impaired. (TDD) I 100 SIS 1771. or Voice (V I I lOOtS) 1770. via Florida Ralay Service DATED al Sanlord. Florida March II. Itt4 Clark. Circuit Court Samlnola County. F lor Ida By: Jana E. Jasawlc At Deputy Clark Publish: March 14.33. Itf4 DEP 143 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. t t 3337 DIVISION CA 14E FIR S T TEN N ESSEE BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Plalntlll, vs. JOHN F. STEWART, el al. Delendanl(i) NOTICE OF SALE Notice It hereby given that, pursuant lo a Final Judgmanl ol Foreclosure dated March 10. I f f 4, entered In Civil Casa Number T3 3337 CA I4E. In lha Circuit Court lor SEMINOLE County, Florida, wherein FIRST T E N N E S S E E 0 A N K NA TIONAL ASSOCIATION It the p l a l n t l l l . a n d J O H N F. STEWART, el a l . are the Da Undents. I will tell the property situated In SEMINOLE County. Florida, datcrlbadat: Lol 5. V E R N E C H A N EY SUBDIVISION, according lo lha plal Ihereol at recorded In P'»* Bouk 30. Page t l. ol lha Public Records ol Samlnola County. Florida at public tala, lo lha highest and best bidder, lor cash, al the Watl Ironl door ol lha Samlnola County Courlhouta. 301 N. Park Avenue. Sanlord, Florida, al 11:00 A M on the 13th day ol April, 1444 Deled: March 14, Itf4. Maryanna Morse CLERK O FTH E CIRCUIT COURT By: Dorothy W. Bollon " i n accordance with lha Americans With Disabilities Ac), parsons In need ol a special accommodation lo participate In this proceeding shall, wllhln seven (7) dayt prior lo any proceeding, contact tha Ad m lnltlrallve Ofllce ol tha Court, M l N. Park Avenue, Samlnola County Courlhouta, Sanlord FL 33771 telephone (407)333 4330, T D D I 100 454 1771 or V I MO t)S 1770 via Florida Relay Service." Publish: March 14.33. Ift4 DEP 1)0 I “ FLO RIDA- ARRIVE ALIVE _ SUNSHINE STATE m ’ KENNETH C. HANSBROUGH. a tingle man. el al, Defendant NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 41 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo an Order or Final Judgmanl ol Foreclosure dated March 10. 1*44. and entered In Casa No 43 3447 CA 14 E ol lha Circuit Court ol tha llth Judicial Circuit In and lor Samlnola County. Florida wherein CITI ZENS FEDERAL BANK It the P la ln tlll and K E N N E TH C HANSBROUGH It lha Dalan dent. I will tall lo lha highest and best bidder tor cash al the watl Ironl door ol the Seminole County Courthouse In Seminole County, Sanlord. Florida al 11:00 o'clock A M . on the 13th day ol April, 1444. the following described property et tel forth In said Order or Final Judg ment. to wit: lo l 3. BEAR LAKE FOREST, according to the plat thereol et recorded In Plal Book 33. pages 70 and 71, Public Records ol Semlno'eCounty, Florida In accordance with the Amer leant With Disabilities Act. par tons with disabilities needing a special accommodation lo par tld p a le In Ih lt proceeding should contact tha Clark ol tha Circuit Court. A O A Coordlna lor. at M l N Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida 33771. tala phone (407 ) 333 43M. not later than seven (7) dayt prior to the proceeding II hearing Impaired. (1 D U I I 4 0 0 4 ))t i l l , or Voice (V) I too f t ) 1770. via Florida Ralay Service DATED al Sanford. Florida this 14th day ol March. 1444 MARYANNE MORSE Clark Circuit Court Samlnola County. Florida By Oorothy W Bolton At Deputy Clark Publish March 14.33. 1444 OEP 1)1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT,• N A N OFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIOA CASE NO 4) 1441 CA 14 E HILLISPA R K C OR P . Plalnt.lt. vt JOHNE MACFARLANE. Defendant NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to Final Judg ment ol Foreclosure entered In tha case ot H IL L IS PARK CORP . Plalntlll. vs JOHN E MACF ARLANE. Defendant In lha Circuit Court, In and tor Samlnola County. Florida. Casa No 43 1143 CA 14 E, lha un darsignad Clerk will tall at public tala to tha highest and bast bidder lor cash al Watt Iron! door ol tha Samlnola County Courthouse. M l N Park Avenue. Santerd. Samlnale County, Florida, at tha hour et II W a m an tha Itth day at April. A O 1444. that certain real property situate and being In Samlnola County, Florida, described at follows Lots 73. 74 and 7). (LESS Oegln al the Southeast corner ol Lot 7). Run North 34 degrees. )3 minutes. East 74 ) ) teat. North )7 degrees. 31 minutes. )4 sac ondt Watl IM 44 teat southwest arly on a curve 41 13 feet. South 43 dagraat. 17 minutes, I I tec ondt. East 14) 33 tret to tha Point ol Beginning) ol Rota Court Addition lo Sanlord. ec cording lo lha Plat thereol at recorded In Plat Book 3. Paget 3. 4. and ). ol tha Public Records ol Samlnola County. Florida MARYANNE MORSE C LER K O FTH E CIRCUIT COURT By Oorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Publish March 14.33.1444 DEP 144 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY O IN E R A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. 44 44I4'CA‘I4*E KISLAK NATIONAL BANK. Plalntlll. VS M U R R A Y A L A N IE R and KATHERINE L. JESS: If living, and all unknown parties claim Ing by, through, undar and against lha above named dsf endant(t) who are not known to be dead or alive, whether said unknown parties may claim an Interest at spouses, heirs, de v lie e t . grantees, or other claimants: FLORIDA HOUS IN G F IN A N C E A G E N C Y ! -----------, unknown per ton (s) In possession ol the sub|ect real property! Delandants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: Murray A. Lanier It living, and all unknown parties claim­ Ing by, through, undar and against the above named delendanl(s) who are not known lo be dead or alive, whether said unknown parties may claim an Interest as spouses, heirs, de vlsees, g ran tees, or other claimants! whose residence Is unknown! whose lest known address Is: 3547 El Portal Ave. Sanlord. F L 33771 YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action for foreclosure ol mort­ gage on the lol low Ing described property: LOT N IN BLOCK 34 OF DHEAMW OLD, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. AT PAGE 40 AND 41. PUBLIC R E CO RD S OF S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA, has bean (Had against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written delenses. It any, to I t . on P A U L A W A D E G R E E N E . Attorney lor the Plalntlll, whose address Is 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard. Suite 4M. Tampa, Florida 33407 on or before thirty days from the date ol the llrsl publication and Ilia the original with the Clerk ol this Court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or Imme­ diately thereafter,- otherwise a default will be entered against you lor the relief demanded In the complaint. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said court on March 14, 1444. (SEAL) Maryanna Morse As Clerk ol lha Court By: Ruth King As Deputy Clerk Publish: March 14.33.14*4 DEP 133 'W W W ' vs. R O B E R T A COW HIO and J O O IE L Y N N C O W H IG . husband and wile. Defendant!)!. NOTICEOF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated March 10, 1444, and anlarad In Casa No 43 447 CA 14 E. ol tha Circuit Court ol lha E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit m and lor SEM INOLE County. Florida wherein C H E M IC A L M O R T O A G E COM PANY 1s P la ln tlll and ROBERT A. COWHIO. at a t. are Defendants. I will sail to the highest and best bidder lor cash In the West Ironl door ol the Courthouse, In Sanford. SEMI N O IE County. Florida, at 11:00 o’clock on tha 13th day of April. 14*4. the following described property as set forth In said Final Judgment, to wit: Lot II. Block A. SKY LARK SUBDIVISION, according to tha Plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book 17. Pages 14 and I). Public Racords ot Samlnola County. Florida D A T E D this I4lh day ot March. 14*4 MARYANNE MORSE As Clark of said Court By. Dorothy W Bolton As Deputy Clark "Persons with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate In this proceeding stwuld contact ADA Coordinator at Samlnola County Courthouse. M l N Park Avenue. Suite N M I. Sanlord. Florida 33771. at least live days prior to tha proceed tr g Talaphnna 14071 373 43M eat 4337 I 400 4 )) 1771 ITDD ) or I 400 4 )) 1770 (V) via Florida Ralay Service " Publish March I*. 33 1444 DEP 144 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. *3 344 CA-I4 E H O M E S A V I N G S OF AMERICA. FSB. t/k /a HOME SAVINGSOF AMERICA. F A Plalntlll. V E IV A J PETERSON and JE FFR EY L. PETERSON, her husband, and RYDER SYSTEM FEOER A LC R EDIT UNION. Delandants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment In Foreclosure entered In the above styled cause. In the Circuit Court ol Seminole County, Florida. I, Clerk ol the Circuit Court ol Seminole County, Florida, will sell that certain property sltuet ed In Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described at: Lot 437. PLAN OF LONG WOOD, according lo the plal Ihereol at recorded In Plal Book t, Paget II. 14. M and 31. Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida Also known a t 300 E . Palmetto Avenue. Longwood. Florida 337)0 at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, lor cash, al the West Ironl steps ol the Seminole County Courthouse, al I I 00 a m on April 13.14*4 Witness my hand and the official teal ol this Court on March 14. 1*44 MARYANNE MORSE CLERKOF THE CIRCUIT COURT Bky Dorothy W Bollon Deputy Clerk Publlth March 14.33.1444 DEP 144 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C IVIL A lllU N NO.: 44 4*43 CA 14 ■ BARCLAYSAMERICAN/ MORTGAGE CORPORATION, etc P la ln tlll. vt F E lE C IA JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT . SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CRIMINAL CASE NO 1*4 374 CFA tCSO INCIDENT NO : *4**3*e*)4 IN R E FORFEITURE OF I4*)NISSAN PICKUP TRUCK VIN IIN4NO01S4FC3433I3 NOTICEOF FORFEITURE PROCEEOINO TO Mark R Carsfensen 3M3 Conltar Drive Winter Park. Florida 337*3 3034 . and all others who claim an In te r e s t In tha fo llo w in g property It * ) NISSAN PICKUPTRUCK. VINI1N4NOOIS4FC3433I3 Dana Id F tslinger. or the tom mate County Ih e n tts Ot Ilea. Samlnola County. Florida, th ro u g h tils o f fic e r s , i n ­ vestigators or agents, tolled lha above property on January 74. 1*44. at or near Weston Road. Jamestown, within Samlnola County. Florida, and It prat antly holding said property for tha purpose ot forfeiture pursu ant to Sections 4)3 701 437 704 Florida Statutes, and will HE Q U EST that an Honorable Judge ol tha Circuit Court. Elghtaanth Judicial Circuit. Samlnola County. Florida, lind probable causa that lha above property tin -lo be forfeited to tha above agency You will be tent a copy ol tha Order finding Probable Causa onto It Is signed by lha Judge and It will advise you how and whan to respond to this request tor forfeiture I HEREBY C ERTIFY THAT a true and correct copy ol this Notice was sent to tha above named addresses by U S ragls larad mall, return receipt re quested, this *th day'ol March. 1*44 M ARYANN KLEIN LEGAL COUNSEL Florida Bar No : 413*34 SEMINOLE COUNTY SHERIFF'SOFFICE 1344 7*lh Street Sanlord. Florida 3377) *344 Telephone (407 ) 3M 4477 Publish: March 14. 14. 31. 33. 1444 DEP 130 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 43-4447-CA-14-E NATIONSBANK OF FLORIDA. N A. l/k /a THE CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN NATIONAL 0ANK OF FLORIDA, Plalntlll, v*. F R A N K H A M IL T O N . J R „ CATHY J. HAMILTON and any unknown parly who may claim a t h e ir, devisee, g re n le e , assignee, lienor, creditor, trust­ ee or other c la im a n t, by, through, under or against CATHY J. HAMILTON, and U N I T E D S T A T E S OF A M E R IC A . IN TE R N A L RE VNUE DEPARTMENT. Oelendanls. NOTICE OF SALE Notice Is hereby given pursu anl to a Final Judgment dated March II. 14*4, antered In Case No.: *3 0477 CA I4 E, ol (he Circuit Court ol the Elghtaanth Judicial Circuit, In and lor Sem inole County, F lo rid a , wherein FRANK HAMILTON. JR., CATHY J. HAMILTON and any unknown party who may claim a t heir, devisee, grantee, assignee, lienor, creditor, trust­ ee, or other claim ant, by, through, undar or against CATHY J. H AM ILTON, and U N I T E D S T A T E S OF AMERICA, INTERNAL REV ENUE OEPARMENT. are the Delandants. that I will tell to the highest and best bidder lor cash, al the West Front Door, Semi­ nole County Courthouse. M l N P ark Avenue, Sanlord, FL 33773 043*. on April 13. 14*4 al I I :00 A M., the following de scribed real property a t set forth In the Final Judgment: Lot 114, Lego Vista Subdivi­ sion, according lo the Plat Ihereol at recorded In Plat Book M , Paget 33 and 33. Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida. Dated Ihlt 14th day ol March. 14*4. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bollon At Deputy Clerk Publish: March 14,33.14*4 DEP-145 A CUDDY, et ua. et al. TO Defendants NOTICEOF ACTION FELECIA A CUDDY a tin g le person. It liv in g and It d e a d , a l l u n k n o w n p a r t ie s C laim ing by. through, under or against the nam ed D efendant who are not know n to be d e td or a liv e w h e th e r said u nknow n p a rtie s c la im as heirs, devisees g ra n te e s , assignees, lie n o rs c re d ito rs , tru s te e s , or o th e r C la im a n ts a g a in s t th e s a id FELECIA A CUDDY, a tin g le person RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI FIE D that an action lo I or ec lose a mortgage on the following property In SEMINOLE County. Florida Lot 4. Block C. WOOOMERC PARK 3ND REPLAT, according to the plat thereat at recorded In Plal Book 13. Paga 7). Public Racords ol Seminole County. Florida hat been tiled against you and and you are required lo serve a copy ol your written defenses. II any. to It on CHARLES R GEORGE. III. ESQUIRE. LAW O F F IC E OF C H A R LE S R GEORGE. Ill, P A , I I I North Orange Avenue, Suite 10)0. Or lando. Florida 37(01. end tile the original with the Clerk ol the above styled Court wllhln M dayt alter the llrst publication, otherwise a |udgment may be entered against you lor the relief demanded In the Com plaint WITNESS my hand and teal of this Court this 71st day ol March. 1444 (Circuit Court Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BY: Patricia F Heath Deputy Clerk Publlth: M arch33. M. 1444 DEP 333 IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE I4TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. *4 4444-CA-I4-B THE C ITY OF O V IE D O , a F lor Ida municipality. Plalntlll. vs E L E 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 ALEATHA MCNEAL: THOMAS M C N E A L a / k / a TH O M A S M C N EILi THOMAS MCNEAL. JR i M A R T H A M C N E A L WATSONi JAMES MCNEALi IOLA MCNEAL HAM M ETT: JERRY L. WATSON, at at., Delandants NOTICEOF ACTION TO: ELETHA MCNEAL a /k /a A L E T H A M C N E A L a /k /a ALEATHAMCNEAL THOMAS M C N E A L a /k /a THOMASMCNEIL THOMAS MCNEAL. JR. JAMES MCNEAL IOLAMCNEAL HAMMETT And all parties claiming In­ tarsi by. through, under or against the above named per­ sons. and all parties having or claiming to have any right, title or Interest In Ih * properly herein described. YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that an action lo qulal till* lo the following properly located In Seminole County, Florida: Lots 7, I . 4 and 10, Block ) Allens First Addition to Wash Ington Haights. Plal Book 3. Page 33. as recorded In Ih* Public Racords of Samlnol* County, Florida hat been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. II any. lo II on PlalntlH's attorney listed below within 30 dayt altar the first publication and Ilia the original said written defenses with the Clerk ol this Court either belor* service on Plain lilt's attorneys or Immediately thereafter,- otherwise a default will be antered against you lor Ih * relief demanded In Ih * complain! or petition. Legal Notices Legal Notices Notice Far BM Nolle* 1s hereby given that sealed bids will be received by Seminole Community College. 100 Weldon Boulevard. Sanlord, Florida 33773. In Building "J", Room J 007, on Wednesday. April 4. 1*44 al 3:00 p m (local time) al which lima bids will be opened lor construction of; Renovations and Additions to Lower Building "J" IOOWeldon Boulevard Sanlord. FL 33773 Bids must be addressed to Andrew J. Vavrock. Vic* Presl dent. Administration and FI nanclng. Seminole Community College. Room J 007. 100 Weldon Boulevard. Sanlord. FL 33773 41*4 At the designated lime above, sealed bids shall be opened publicly and read aloud Any bids received alter the specified lim e and data w ill not be considered Bids mutt be daily *t*d In person, no U S Mall or other carriers will be accepted A Mandatory P r* Bid Confer •nca (required to be eligible to bid) tor all bidding general contractors will be held at 3 00 p m on Tuesoay, March 3*. 14*4 at Samlnol* Community College. Building "J " , Room J 004A Con lertnc* Room, IOO Weldon Boul evard. Sanlord. FL 33773 Any bidders Interested In * sit* Inspection must contact Norman Cervenka. Seminole Community College (407 ) 37* 3003. lor an appointment Contractors may obtain com plat* sets ol drawings and tpeclllcallons Irom The Scett P a rtn e rs h ip , 1444 S em m lt Tewer Boulevard. Sulla 34*. Orlande. FL 33414. 1*47 ) 444­ 3744. FAX (4*71 *7) 3374. upon deposit ot a check in the amount ol One Hundred Fitly Dollars 1)1)0 001 I per sell mad* pay able lo Tie Scull Partnership Deposits on a maalmum ot two sets will be refunded only to Contractors submitting a bona lid * bid upon return ol the drawings, tpeclllcallons and addenda, complete and In good cucMlIliun within leu calender days alter the opening ol bids Prim * tub contractors may ob lain on* set an a refundable basis Additional sets may be purchased lor 41)0 00. prepaid, non refundable No partial sets will be Issued Drawings and Specifications are available at the following Plan Room local ions Central Florida Builders E ■change 340 N Wymor* Avenue Winter Park. FL 3774* 3*7) Construction Market Data 3440 Maguire Boulevard. Suit* 101 Orlando FL 33*0) All questions concerning the proi<J shall be submitted In writing to the Design Consul lent This otflce It the only point where Information will be dlt terminated Design Consultant The Scett Partnership. 14*4 Summit Tewer Beulevard, Suite 34*. O rltn de, Flerlda 3)(I4 . (4*7) 44*37*4. FAX (4*7) S7S 3374, Attn i Danny Bagdany Bid Security In the amount ol live percent (1%) *1 the p r * petal must accompany each proposal In accordance with Instruction fo Bidder*. Bid Bonds must be dated the date ol the bid opening No bid may be withdrawn lor a period ol slaty 140) dayt attar the opening Ihereol The successful bidder will be required to lurnlth a 100% Performance Bond and a 100% Material Payment Bond Attention Is called lo the fact that Ihlt prelect requires Prler Approval for Subslltirtlen R * quests Reler to Specification Section 01431 — Product Sub dilutions Seminole Community College reserves Ih* right lo r*|*c t any and all bids, waive Informalities and Irregularities In bidding and to accept bids In whole or In part which are considered to be In the besl Interest of Seminole Community College Publlth March 14.33.30. 14*4 OEP 143 NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged In business al P O. Boa .144333. Winter Springs. FL 37714 4373. Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* ol SOUTHERN STYLE LAWNS, and thal I Intend to register said name with the Division ot Corporations. Talla hats**. Florida. In accordance w llh Ih * provisions of Ih * Fictitious Nam* Statute*. To W it: Section *4 )0 4 . Florida Statutes 1441. . Brenda Lawrence Publlth: March 33. 1444 OEP 714 NOTICEOF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In business al )74 S Sundance Dr., Lake Mary, FL 3374*. Seminole County. Florida, under Its* Fictitious Nam* ol PHILADELPHIA OAZETTE CLUB, and thal I Intend lo register said name with the Division ol Corporations. Talla haste*. Flerlda. In accordance w ith the previsions *1 Ihe Fictitious Nam* Statutes. Tfr W it: Section *4 )0 4 . Florida Statutes 1441. John F. Foret Publlth: March 33.1444 OEP 314 'N O TIC E O F FICTITIOUS NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged In business at 3*14 Seagrap* Orlv*. Winter Park, FL 33743 403). Seminole County, Florida, under the Fictitious Nama of FLORIDA'S BEST POOO BROKER, and that I Intend to register said name with the Division of Corpora liens, Tallahassee. Florida. In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Nome Statutes. To Wit: Section *4)04. Florida Statutes 1441. Larry J Slmo Publish M a rch )). 1(44 DEP 331 IN THE COUNTY COURT. IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Cat* N*. 44-3434-SP S3 KENNETH BENJAMIN. Plalntlll. vt. OR MICHAEL WEINSTOCK. Defendant NOTICEOF HEARINO TO KENNETH BENJAMIN YOU ARE N O TIFIE D that a Motion to Transfer Lien to Bond with Reservation to Show Satis (action of the Underlying Debt has been Hied against you with regard to your ludgment lien et the loll owing property In Semi not* County. Florida Lot 1 (lest the Easterly to teet thereol) and Lot 3 (lest the Westerly ) leef Ihereol). Block 4). SANLANOO. THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. PALM SPRINGS SECTION, eccordlng lo the plat thereof at recorded In Plat Boot 3. Paget 4 )lt. *4. *7 and 44. Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida A hearing on said motion It scheduled lor Thursday. April 3*. 1444 t 00 p m al the Semi not* County Courthouse. Room S 101, Sanlord. Florida, belor* ■he Honorable Frederic M Hitt. County Court Judg* P leat* govern yourself accordingly STEPHENE BELLE. ESQUIRE Florida Bar No 04*4473 Schoene. Byrd 1 Palmer 343 W Park Avenue. St* 300 Winter Park. FL 33744 (4071 444 30)0 Persons with a disability who need a special accommodation lo participate In Ihlt proceeding sheetd coolest ADA Coordinator at 301 N. Park Avenue. Suit* N 301. Sanlord. FL 37771 et least live days prior to the proceed Ing. Telephone (007 ) 323 4)30 Eat 4337; I 400 4 )) *771 (TOD), or 1 *00 * 770 (V ). via Florida Relay Service Publlth M a rc h ).4 .14.3). 14*4 DEP * IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA IN A N D FO R SEMINOLE COUNTY C IVIL ACTION CASE NO: 4) 1*43 CA I * E U N I T E D S T A T E S OF AMERICA Plalntlll. v) ALVIN REID. Oelendantlt) NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE It herebv given that, pursuant to an order or Final Judgment ot Foreclsrtur* *n tered In the above captioned case. I will sell Its* property situated in SEMINOLE County. Florlda.descrlbedas Lot 4. STEPHEN HEIGHTS. OVIEDO. FLORIDA according to Ih* Plat thereol at recorded In Plat Book 17. Pag* 4). ol the Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida at public sal*, to the highest and best bidder lor cash, at the WEST FRONT DOOR, SEMI NO LE C O U N TY CO URT HOUSE. 301 N PARK AVE ol the SEMINOLE County Court house. In SANFORO Florida, at II 00a m on April 17. 1444 DATEOMarch 14.1444 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BY Dorothy W Bollon Deputy Clerk In accordance with the Amer leant Wllh Dlsablllllet Act. per sons with dlsablllllet needing a special accommodation to par tld p a le In this proceeding should contact Seminole County. Court Administration at 3d I fit, Park Avenue. Sanford FL 3777) telephone (407 ) 333 43)0. not later than seven (7) dayt prior to the proceeding II hearing Impaired. ITOO) 1 400 314 * 771. or Vole* (V) I *0 0 * )) *770. via Plorlda Relay Service Publlth March I*. 33. 1*44 DEP 14* IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA . PROBATB DIVISION File Number 44734-CP IN R E : ESTATEOF HAROLD F. JUCKETTE. Deceased NOTICEOF ADMINISTRATION The administration of the e s t a t e of H A R O L D F JU C K E T T E . deceased. File Number 44 3)0 CP. It pending In Ih * Circuit Court for Seminole County. Florida. Probate Olvl slon. Ih* address of which It 301 N Park Avenue. Room 403. Santo d Florida33773 The name and address of the Personal Representatives and the Personal Representatives, attorney are set forth below A LL IN T E R E S T E D PER SONS ARE N O TIFIE O TH A T All persons on whom this notice It served who have ob lections that challenge the valid Ity of the Will, the qualifications of the Personal Representative, venue, or jurisdiction of this Court are required to file their objections w llh Ih lt 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 AFTER THE DATE OF SER VIC E OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors ol the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedent's estate on whom a copy of this notice It served within three months eher the date of the first publication ot this notice mutt file their claims with this Court W IT H IN TH E L A T E R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors ol the decadent and persons having claims or demands against the decedent s estate must in* their claims with this Court W ITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI CATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIM S. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILE D WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The date of the first Public* lion ot this notice It March It. 1444 Personal Representatives HALF JUCKETTE 3)14 Country Club Chllllcoth*. MO 44401 THOMAS F JUCKETTE JIStMallot Hill Court Wellington. Florida 1)411 Attorney lor Personal Representatives Lor an A Johnson. Esquire Florida Bar No 3)4)10 LOWNDES. OROSDICK DOSTER. KANTOR A REED. PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 71) N Eola Drive P O Bor 3404 Orlando. Florida 334(7) 3*04 Telephone (407)44) 4400 Publish March 1*. 33.1 *44 OEP 141 YOUR C A im N HIO H OlAJIi ""taar CheekThe OeseMeds F°r The lab Yau Word :c £ FREEBIE ADS Take advantage ot this special otter 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. 6. 4 7. 8. Ads will be scheduled to run for 10 days. Price of Item must bo stated in the ad and be $100 or less. 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