4 10 308 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f81e2445db41fb21d8f749ee29ccdf0b.pdf d26579f0be1f2d230af070941069af2c PDF Text Text ' October 30, tPf * » f ' ; S'".J*«f . SUNDAY 1994 I lw o through L A K E M A K Y - T V Seminole Fam ily YM CA IB starting an adult 3-m an baaketball league. T V lta fu e wilt atari Nov. 30. and play through Feb. 3 .1 9 8 6 There wlU be a tingle elimination tournament at tha and af the 1 1 as sw. llewMratMi m w r W W Bgi Nov. 1*. T V School v g 5 » n i p u , Sunday n i g h t . a t l V U V N a r y ^ l o J K f S F l t o t l t e d to ala pUyera w ith there P^ J S T l ^ T r e 9160 far a team. 937.50 for a Y M C A in e m b r r and M 7 .5 0 far a partlclpanl. Th e re to a 910 Ule registration fee. F a r addMtonal information. or to aign up. contact t V Seminole Fam ily Y M C A al 331- 'No C— tool *rally A L T A M O N T E SP R IN G S - A campaign raUy for t V "N o Casinos' effort w ill V held at Northland P i— uinity C h u rc h Sunday, begin­ ning at I p m J o h n Sowtnakl. alate campaign director. w M apeak about the group'a view* on the iiiii I iI m — and conaequencea of allowing caalnoa In Florida. Alao on hand wlU V Rep. Lee Constantine. R Altamonte Springs. Seminole C o u n ty'a campaign chairm an, and Orange C ounty Sheriff Kevin V a r y , chairm an of hta c o u n ty ’a cam paign. O t V r law m aker., law enforcement officials and rellgjoua leader, are Voter transportation S A N F O R D - Pastor Nolan Pitta and officers of historic St. Jam es A.M .E. C hu rch, are offering transportation to persona needing to get to I V polling places for the Nov. 8 election. F o r free transportation, phone I V church annex. 333:5553 on election day lo make arrangements. . Historic St. Jam es A.M E. C hurch to located al S IB Cypress Avenue. of thought S A N F O R D — The race far the Dtatrtct 5 aeal for I V Seminole C ounty ochool board pita a alttlng board member agatnat a long-time educator In Seminole County. Both candidate, are well-known n a m e . In t V education com m unity, but t V l r experience, are quite divergent. Jeanne Morrta la hoping to V re-elected to a aecond four year term, aaytng ahe w a n t, the chance to continue thoae thing* * V haa atarted over I V laat four year*. Te d Barker, w V waa an educator and administrator with the school district for 36 years, to Itoptng to unseat I V Incumbent. Barker, a strong opponent of the m odified school calendar (year round education), haa blasted the current board's commitment to the calendar which V mays to fiscally young boy inadvertently area kidnapped. According to the Seminole C o u n ty ahertfTa office. Jerel Johnaon turned htmarlf In to a deputy ahertff after V waa Identified aa the auapert In the Incident. E d McDonough, public In ­ formation officer for t V aher- Irreaponalble. disrupt hr* to famlllea and detrimental to education. "W e need to support I V end of year round education." he said. " T h e school board haa never devel­ oped an Instrument for evaluating Its effectiveness. A nd. society to set up to have vacation In I V summer. W h a t’s g o in g o n b e h in d ja il ba rs? ■*' . Inmates are not merely incarcerated al the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facllty (the Seminole County Jail). Privileges must V earned. Harriett explained. "T h in g s like television privileges and commtosary privileges must be earned by unending S A N F O R D — It s not enough lo put someone classes and by working." he noted. behind bars aa punlahmcn! for a crime, there Television. Harriett noted, to not for enter­ must be rehabilitation so that one can return to tainment for those incarcerated at the Jo h n E. society a productive member of the community. Polk Correctional Facllty. „ T h a t’s the philosophy behind Sheriff Don “T h e y have lo watch educational programs. Ealtnger’s Seminole County Ja il Project. Harriett said. "It to a departure from the medical model (of Esllnger has never allowed cable television lo corrections).'1 explained undcrahertff Steve Har­ be available lo the Inmates In Seminole County. riett. "Detaining them w on't rehabilitate them. "W e don’t need lo provide them with enterThere haa to be rehabilitation.” .talnment. . . ___. . . •• ’ u.^4.11 Harriett said. "W ” W e« need need In lo Drovlde provide them w ith the skills they need to return as productive members of society." There are a variety of classes available to inmates In which they can learn skills, such us reading, that w ill help them prepare for work outside the correctional facility. “ Th e G E O thigh school equivalency diploma) program here at the correctional facility Is open to the public for anyone who wants to take the . * .. ■. . . . ■a i k a l a**iA l e w s m a n v Woman’s donation may rescue historic fire truck T o d a y : M o s tly cloudy with a chance of showers or thun­ derstorms. Lows In the lower lo mid 60s. Highs In the upper 70s to lower HOs S A N F O R D - Fire trucks arrive to save people, but this time, the people have apparently managed to save a lire truck. Sanford Fire Chief To m Hickson Friday reported receiving a 94.000 donation for the fire truck fund, from longtim e Sanford resident Dorothy Morrison. " I wanted to make the donation In the nam e of m y father. W .A . Morrison.*’ she said. He was a businessman In downtown Sanford for m any m any year*, and he Just loved the downtown area." W illiam Austin Morrison and hta family moved lo Sanford In 1941. After W orld W ar U. he Joined with what waa then Strickland Motors, a n d th e r e s u l t w a a Strickland/Morrtoon Ford, an auto dealership located at the northwest corner of First Street and Sanford Avenue. In the mid 1960a. the business waa moved south of town to the present location of Seminole Motors. T h e auto dealership building In downtown Sanford waa eventually t o r n d o w n a fte r a n a d ja c e n t furniture store was destroyed by fire. D u rin g moat of the time Morrison maintained hto business downtown. g n n T H E B E S T IN E D IT O R IA L S , OPINIONS AND A N A L Y S I S OF T H E NEWS , READ T H E HERALD �N E W S FROM T H E REGION A ND A CROSS T H E S T A T E •chant over the aum m et. said h r aranta to h r sure the people h r a t m are w ia A r d w ith the service i bey are grttlngal thearhnol. LONG W OOD L y m a n H ig h School principal Peter Gorm an want* to be acc c U a M e to the parent*, student* and teacher* at htearhonl H r want* to hear about llttlr problem* before they become big one* He Mki loo often arhnota are guilty of breomlng too m m plarm t. "I don't want to alt hark and think fm dotng a gi lob and then find out that •nmrthing haa been bran nut out there fcaSerliig." I he noted "I want to are that a a •olved before It grta loo Mg Its Lakey tew Middle V h o n l in Sanlnrd even; made effona to bring the meeting* away: from the v h o n l Into the nrlghborhooda they! serve StUI there waa very little Inlrreal mj theprgram. on profile'a Way W e Were: Downtown Sanford - Itl a. H . L Deforest waa a significant figure In Sanford's early history. H e waa hired as an agent by G e n H enry Sanford and arrived In Sanford In the 11170a to Sanford's sawmill and wharf. Mr. Deforest had the Deforest block built In 1887: this building rscntly houses T o u r h lo n 's ugatore. It was the o n ly dow ntow n building to survive the disastrous fire later that According to the Sanborn Insurance maps, the first occua hardware store and a grocery. T h e grocery remained there at least through 1896. but the other store became a dry goods store b y 1890. In 1912. It housed a clothing and furniture store know n as Caldwell Sons Department Store and also a d ry goods store. In 1917 the eastern half at the b u i l d i n g w a s s ig n if ic a n t ly altered and the Seminole County the tenant ■ A i S ■ Ml been founded ^ S u f t c l m r on Sept 27. 191 In tne Wellborn Building at Park •Avenue and Commercial. That ■— S A K T O R T ) stir later became the location for flctals and business leaders have the VaJdex Hotel, fom rst Lake discussed at length the prospect and his bank were the subjects of gambling rolling into town. of J u lia n Stenairom's Lakegatr Florida Klvrrboal Corporation aeries and I certainly can't add haa leased space at the Part of to his extensive reporting at that. Sanford In anticipation of offer* T h i s Sem inole C o u n ty bank tng to provide the atmosphere of remained a tenant of the De­ f lo a t in g r a a ln o a b y th e forest block until It closed Aug. moonlight on the St. Jo h n 's 6 . 1927. River. Th e re waa a hardware store on W ith Proposition 8 slated for the western side In 1917 which the ballots In the u pco m in g could possibly have been HIU election, the decision la up lo the Hardware. voters, la Sanford ready for the B . L . P e rk ln a M e ns S io re Increased business that la pro­ opened In the western side of jected from this revenue? Is the th is building Sepi. S. 1928. and Idea of limited casinos some­ T o u c h lo n ’a Drugstore opened In thing for the dog track and jal-lal the eastern hall Nov. 16. 1930. but not for the sleepy rive r D r. W .C . Touch Ion bought the com m unity? building on J u ly 21. 1933 for Local citlsena voiced Ihetr 915.000. E .E . Blood worth was views of limited casinos. W ith 18 To u c h to n ’a first manager and respondents the vote was split waa succeeded by Judson B. even. 9 for and 9 against. Those Watson in 1937. Th e building th a t to ld of m o v in g f ro m waa remodeled extensively In n o n h e m states favored casinos 1941 and Doc Bitting became a n d those v o lu n te e rin g the □ 9a South as their longtime home K Readers speak: Opinion split on limited casinos 1 Oops-Stele sends 132^17 weMwwcheck T A L L A H A S S E E — A Panama C ity w om an w h o complained abe hadn't r eceived her monthly welfare check of *303 got more than ahe bargained for. Public assistance worker* aent her a check for 8 3 X 2 9 7 . “ O u r workera mad a bad mistake." J o h n AwatL an area adm inistrator for the state Departm ent o f Health and Rehabilitative Services, aald of the March snafu that la Juat now being made public. A wad aald the check waa the result of h u m a n error when a worker put the digits appearing to be the dale of the check — 31 M M — In the apace for the am ount. Th a t num ber waa somehow added to the k303 the w om an waa supposed to T h e error came to Ught when the w om an received a notice stating ahe waa going to get a welfare check for 932.297. According to records, the woman called H R S workera and told them "th e did not want this check ... ahe did not want to go to jail." H R S alerted the post office, and the check waa intercepted before It was delivered. I i I From > 8 tw PU T 4 ----------------------------- ---------------------------B X T S M iO U f lO O R Her husband. Anthony, sal " I th in k It's going lo he tourism a great deal. I'm t limited casino gambling." Don Vincent said. “ If the ala can do II w hy can't every™ else? I don't want them an C 8 m R aadara. Page BA Is A T w a a i: V fg ja g tR t a a a a a i s s 1 _ 1 Sunday: Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers or th u n ­ derstorms. Low s In the lower to m id 60s. Highs In the upper 70s to lower 80s. Monday: Variable cloudiness w ith scattered show ers and thunderstorm s. H igh near 80. W ind cast 10 m ph. Rain chance 5 0 percent. T u e s d a y a n d W e d n e sd a y: P a rtly c lo u d y w ith a slight chance of afternoon showers or th u n d e rs to rm s m a in ly south part. Low s In the lower to mid 60s H ighs In the lower 80s. ----------------1 SUNDAY C te a d y 8 4 4 5 MONDAY P t l y c ld y 8 8 -8 5 M D a y ta n a B a a ch Ft Laud asses ForlMysr* • Gmnmvill* i n » mm u ■as 1SS7. Sandsrd, P I u m -is a ? . m ;; * *• ; m so .I V to m m m • n si u or or as as u oa u « - mm u to ’ ~ ft m n u Vors BsscS W Palm Bases » u h iS M d t Toll Pel M «• I* mm .m m n u a n Itamattaad Jackionvltta ta TNt SAMFOOW HUUIO, PJ U TU ES D A Y P t l y c ld y 8 5 -4 8 W EDNESDAY C to a d y 8 5 4 5 TM U EB D AY C lo u d y 8 5 -8 8 ~ MBM'gkMBAA' 9 T A II9 t N 9 (8 LAST O c t. 27 MONDAY B O L U N A B T A B L E : M in. 1:40 a.m .. 2:00 p.m.: Maj. 7:50 a.m .. 8 :1 5 p .m . T I D B B t D a y t e a s highs. 4:30 a .m .. 4 :50 p.m .; Iowa. 10.47 a .m .. 11:05 p .m .: N o w a a f r i s B e a c h : Iilglia 4:35 a.tn.. 4 :55 p .m .; lo w s . 10:52 a.m .. 11:10 p.m .; Baaebt highs, 4:50 a.m .. 5:10 p.m .: lows. 11:07 a.m .. 11:25 p.m. NEW N ov. 3 Sunday. October 30. 1904 Vot *7. No. ao Wl A 04 -2-9 Nm M m seemed to disagree with gambl­ ing. The trend waa not concrete but In moat caaea their vote followed ault. Those for casinos such as Dianna T ille y aald. “ I loved Vegas. I'd love to have It here. I'm from up north and I don't think It brought crim e." THE W EATHER MIAMI H tr« art th* winning numbers selected Friday m the Florida Lottery: Casks 9 0 -4 [V afi © O F IR S T N o v . 10 FULL >• [ — ] Waves arc 2-4 fed and choppy. Current la strong lo the south. Water tem­ perature Is 72 degrees. N a w Basyraa Beach: Waves are 2-3 feet and choppy. T h e current tn to the south. W u lrr temperature Is 72 degree*. ^ • * ■ ■ ' IS O S T W S 84. Aagaatlaa ta Japltcr lalot Sunday and Sunday night: W ind Bouthcaat 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 to 4 feet. Bay and Inland waters u moderate chop. W idely scattered showers and th u n ­ derstorms. *■ T ■ MB .f* Cm r s a a a o t a a i t iiH H iia a s a a * 5 :4 0 p.ai. □ S t a r t e d .....................9 j3 7 a.as. 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Tho m a s was charged with disorderly conduct, assault and resisting arrest without violence. SA N FO R D — An Altam onte Springs m an was arrested Friday m orning after he created a disturbance in a Seminole C ounty courtroom. T h e disturbance occurred at about 8:23 a.m . as Fulton Westmoreland was entering s guilty plea to two counts of second degree m urder In exchange for a 30 year sentence before Circuit Court Judge Vernon MUe. He had Just pleaded guilty lo shooting his ex-girlfriend. Cassandra O'H ara, and her niece. Erica Arnold, to death In Iheir Dear Lake home In A p ril of 1001. As Westmoreland was concluding his pica. W illiam Thom as S r., a cousin of u w victims, began shouting threats and tried to charge at Westmoreland. Thom as, 34. got aa far aa the Jury box before he was restrained by four Seminole County sheriff’s He w a s booked In to the J o h n E . Polk Correctional Facility and held In lieu of M OO bond. According to sheriff's office reports. Thom as never made contact w ith Westmoreland. He was treated b y paramedics for the effects of the pepper spray, but no other medical attention waa needed aa a result of the Incident. procaadtog. A paMbon tec Inlaivanlon must ballad at laaatlvaffldaytbalbiafitHnalhaaring and must Induds all ofthainformationand confantadsacribad in Ruts60Q-2.010,F A C . Apattion tor laava to Inlaivana ihal ba (tod at ttw Dhrfalon of AdmWrtrMv* Hawing*, Dapartmartf of MarMnamantSarvlcaa.1230 Apalachaa Parkway, Tatahaaaaa, Florida 32390- 1550. Failura to patrtion to inlarvsoa within tha akowad tomakama constitutaa • wafvar of any right such a parson haato raquaata hawing undar SacBon 120.37, F.8., ortopartdpatt in tw adminWtrativs haaring. A t the Ume of Ihc murders. Westmoreland had been Judged Inaanc and has spent the Interim time in a mental Institution. He was recently found to be (It to stand trial. O n Friday, deputies also had to escort O 'H ara’s brother from the courtroom prior to the Incident with Thom as. He hsd shouted at Westmoreland aa he had stood before the Judge. Chariaa O. Pattaon. Dtrwctor Dapartmant of Community Affairs Division of Raaouroa Planning and Managamant 2740 Cantarvtaw Oriva Talahaaaaa. Florida 32306-2100 D on't M!s« A Single lesne! LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL EDITORIALS PEOPLE • HEALTH 4 FITNESS • EDUCATION • BUSINESS G et the credit you w ant A n d <jt> t All r e g u l a r p r i c e m e r c h a n d i s e A p p l y ( o r a J C P t - n n e y c h . i r i j e .it i o u n t t n d r f U ' n / f y o u r s h o p p i n g s p r e e t ertilit . N o w t h r o u g h O c t o b e r 3 1 , 1 (J * M t p t I ' l ’ L U u p 'H * m an h d (td t\« - U u l b %*t * $ i n t i • ■* l i m i t s , t l t» ) f * t • « s ,> to/» itui k of * h.iotl J C P* U^t itllltf I *»til >*•< Cl*r the flelte* ••Blot' t lr m iii (iM ih • m*ys. f •»»*•#* o . nfiiii.|lt.in . 9 �«A - Sanford HMid. Sanford. Florida * »•*« (USP9 4S1-MM 300 N. F R E N C H A V E .. SA V FtX U ). H A 32771 Area Code 407-322 2 6 1 1 or * 3 1 0 0 0 3 H. PMfN- is families or casinos? or raatwos. that la the choice presented to those of us Central Florida la dear. W e for (if lilH n and a S l I l l X H f l T K W RATE • Mo*Ik* ..............................,.*1030 ■ Mouths____ ..___________ K M 00 I.V rar.................................... 07*00 M . If r O M iM lH t n -A - EDITORIAL Larry for county com m ission W hen L a rry F u r lo n g to p p le d OOP powerhouse Sandra d e r m m an the Set County commlaaton four year* ado. he did *o In part by appealing to the mcally servatlve voter. Furlong pledged to study county spending carefully and trim what waste he found. He haa done that each year he has been in office, cutting more than •500.000 thia year. Furlong pledged to contribute a portion of his salary to deserving high school graduates to encourage them to , further their education. He has done that each year he has been in office. Furlong pledged to protect th e environment and the rights of resident*. He h aa done that on a record of opposing unbridled construction in environ men tally-senatttve areas and Ma ef­ forts to make newcomers pay thetr fair share of their added burden to th e county** Infrastructure. Furlong deserve* our vote to continue his work for another four years. The Sanford Herald e n d o rsem e n t of Furlong Is m oderated b y hla stand on stormwater funding and taxes. Seminole County was once a leader In growth m an­ agement In Florida and a model to other* years before the state imposed similar guides to development. In large part to Furlong. It lags far behind others in addressing years of neglected drainage i development. All of the cities In (he county now have feea to begin paying the fain. Seminole County ahouM * integral part of s u r rh a n g r the Image to How m any C e n t ra l_____ ___ when we had to decide about Lotto? A o f ua approved Lotto. W e .. would provide a massive Infusion of funds o u r rdursttonal system. W e realised from Lotto would fund m onks earmarked for h in d s provided b y Lotto players supplant general hind alteration*. Now the rtrrtorate la b rin g fep ra irdty i television ads that Proposition • wtO JACK ANDERSON LETTERS FDIC agents at a bank near you Lake Mary surpasses Sanford T h e stark difference between Sanford era" and Lake M ary ' traders'' was brought to m y attention by an article in the Oct 24. I 9 M ■Sanford Herald titled " 2 9 0 New Home* W in O u t." In brief, the article explained how a In Lake Mary w arned to change the Mae of homes in a development located near Ttm acuan from 2.100 square l t d to 1.800 square foci. T h e mayor of Lake Mary an d the Lake M ary city rrtmmtaatnners argued against the change because the smaller else of the homes would not be compatible w ith the area. T h e Issue was not resolved at that meeting, but Indies!tons are that a com w ill be reached where o n ly !* of the w o u ld be reduced to I J O O square feet. T h e d ev eloper also a w a rd for extra landscaping and conservation areas Lake M ary's leaders u p for Ha eateilag neighborhoods sod won a of herV7 h stems to bm that I Ha abaet of h i to build mot* of t ^ f o t o d j m y . Has which arc usually p las hotter*, turn into yeato? You stmt seeing ba and Juak all over the yards of IMS? enough la m In (Malm fora ire p a ri of** nationwide the P n C l D Sad « M bow about the rtoka m u tu a l fu n d a . Searkrd In bv m w was nart m b w se w th e 8 « n a u >>A g t n g C o m m it t e e , th e sweep w ill be the D m federal effort to d e te r m in e If c o n - f u n d i n g j i o w F i i f e t.te tb i.tij ;1■-••I cimg our t n r taut rate to sting of strikes. While excessive taxes m ust be avoided:'rtkxpAy*fd. > H lfU larly -|riortga*e* *payers, appreciate consistency, not an annual breath-holding. It should also be noted much of his budget cuts are made from county reserve funds. We hope a Hurricane Andrew * never passes through the county to teach us the risks Involved in this policy. We recognize Furlong's sincerity, but disagree with hla approach. * We agree with Furlong's opponent Winfield Adams on hla storm w ater fee stance and ' some of his fiscal Idea*, b u t he offers residents little more than another Republican voice on , the commission. Adams says he supports cutting waste, bu t offers no suggestions because he hasn't examined the budget. He attacks tourist tax spending, which has a tremendous benefit for residents. The Sanford Herald recommends Larry Furlong for re-election. LETTERS TO EDITOR ..a I.rtters to the editor are welcome. All letter* must be signed. Include the address uf the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be as brief as possible. The letters are subject to editing. Berry's World 1 1 • • M llf I M A t v ’ r' " ‘" are an forgo lots. It. wants to pul home* with a m in im u m square footage of 1.200 square fret on lots with 20 foot front yard* The distance between these proposed homes, according to a resident In that ares quoted In the KV1W1M Herald, would be five to 10 feet. Th is proposed development. In m y opinion, would In no way be compatible with the existing neighborhood. Th e residents living there have a right to be concerned. Dtd a n y of Sanford's "lender*" object to this or even bring up some valid concerns? O n the contrary. I bet that Sanford's "le a d e n " all came o u t fo r the d e v e lo p m e n t w ith o u t e ve n considering If the development waa compatible w ith the area. O n Oct. 20. Sanford’s Planning a n d Zoning Commission had a meeting In which m a n y hom eow ners In the area near the proposed development, expressed their con­ cerns. Ourtng the meeting a letter waa read from the Sanford Historic Tru s t. T h e Tru st's letter indicated that the organization waa not in favor of the developm ent. T h is . I felt, was a commendable position for the organization to take. I only hope that the T ru s t won't get too upset by the (lack that I'm sure it will get from -o u r Sanford city commissioner*. In the past, commissioner* have used Intimidation tactics to try and dissuade anyone from taking a stand on an Issue that la contrary to their own. Th e Sanford Historic T ru s t la one of the few organizations In Sanford that haa made many positive changes In Sanford's Historic District. T h e Tru s t’s hardworking members deserve our support. In the past. Sanford's leader* have allowed developer* to build house* that resemble mobile home* with asphalt shingle roofs In historic sections of the city. It often seems that decisions are made baaed on the city commissioner*’ and plannlng/zonlng official's friendships with de­ velopers. church memberships or. directly or Indirectly, their ow n financial Interests. It was interesting to read in the 10/23/94 Sanford Herald the letter from A .A . Me* Clanahan's wife. Candle. It would appear from this letter that the benevolent. Saint like Mack Is a definite asset to the co m m unity. But Isn't this the same city commissioner w ho teamed up w ith Commissioner W hltey Eckstein to try and get Rick Sheafer fired from hla lob because they disagreed with a letter that he wrote to the Sanford Herald? la thia how M r. McClanahan deals with anyone w h o disagrees w ith his viesrs? Whltey Eckstein went so far as to even go to contact the employer of Ricky Sfacafers wife, the Sanford Police Department. What he trying to do, get hla wife (bed tod? (Sanford Herald. 2/18/90). And w hat was. that Investiga­ tion of Mack by the PBf? A n d while I'm on the subject, do you remem ber Commissioner Lon Howell's campaign newsletters from the 1992 election? There were pictures of Lon w ith fake black eyes saying how he waa taking on the slumlords In this town and worked to prohibit weekly rentals through the adoption of a city ordinance which waa to pass In December 1992. Whatever happened to Lon's fight against the slumlords and the weekly rental ordinance? Th e m ayor's pro-active stance w ith regard to the problems In thia town seem to be limited to yearly prayer meetings. Sanford has m a n y problem s w ith code enforcement, residential burglaries, prostitution •You quality of life 30 waa little more than a M ttdl village IO surpasarit Sanford a few years back. W hat town will be next. Btthio? Randy MlUrr n the door F W C .' and ___________ H'a Hke a Good Housekeeping seal of a p p ro v a l, s a y s S e n . D a v id P ry o r, D -A r h .. c h a i r m a n o f th e m i tfw financial KfMffPpiI Of WtoMvt •tors*. | Code enforcement T h e Herald recently gave a perspective on code enforcement. T h e y stated that C E B (Code Enforcem ent Board) to not (the) Gestapo. But let's took at It from a ettizen's perspective. 0 W hzt arc codes and ordinances? A . 1 don't know, but they m ust be laws because they send c m ! people with gun*, and the ability to take your property, to enforce them . 0 How m a n y code* and ordinance* are there? A. I don't know, but there muat be thousands! 0 What do code* and ordinances cover? A . Everything! From the easement of your property, for which you have responsibility but no authority, to what la inside the walls of your home! 0 How m a n y codes and ordinances do every person and household disobey every day? A . Logic tells me we must be breaking some of them! 0 - W ho draw s up all these regulations? A . Lawyers and bureaucrats w h o are paid w ith U ses and fines from these same laws! Q . How can a citizen challenge the unfair prosecution of these laws? A By using their own lawyer! After all. moat citizens have a couple lawyers on retainer, don't they? 0 Do citizens trust the government and It* enforcement arms? A . No! Q - W hy? A . Because the "BU I of Rights" haa not yet been deleted from the Constitution! T h e Second A m endm ent gives lo the people; " A well regulated militia being necessary to a free state, the right of the People to keep and bear arms, shall not be Infringed." T h is militia la the National G u ard , the Sheriffs Office, city police and now a n y government employee?!?!?! Laws and thetr enforcement have become not a bastion of security for the people but rather a tool of the elite legislator*. Tha t to the federal and state legislators, county and city comm is­ sioners. and now any or all of thetr employees? Power corrupts and complete power corrupts completely. T h e Herald la right when It says that law enforcement people are not Gestapo. B ut they are being conditioned and positioned to operate the same w a y as the Gestapo. W ill there be room for the m any when the few have room enough? T h e governm ent's answer la to write code enforcement Into Job descriptions. Th a t ts the return of the military draft, folks! I believe they had to do this because the person taking applications for code enforcement waa as lonely as the M aytag repairman, la something wrong here? Thom as Carpenter Sanford equivalent of W al-M art ________ one-stop shopping outlets that h a v e --------thing for everyone. Right next to the federal)] insured aavtnga and cheeking accounts a r uninsured m utual funda, stocks, Trca a u r bills and annuities. Th e Aging Com m ittee Investigation ha revealed what m a n y older Americans alread] know — that m a n y banka are doing every thing they can to encourage customers t move thetr savings Into these unInsure instruments, w h ich often yield far m ore that a aavtnga account or C O but also can; varying degrees of risk. Banks that m il the* product* through affiliated businesses oftet give Incentives to thetr employee* to eii courage higher sale*. While this practice I perfectly legal. Increasing number* o f aide Am ericans are com plaining that they wertn told about the risks they were aaaumln, when tw itc h in g thetr money Into the* instruments. Th e scripts that bank employees are give to sell these securities are oftep sprinkle w ith term s such as "government tnvr* m ent" and "penalty for early withdrawal that are used to lead the custom er Int thinking that the product they're b u yin g 1 guaranteed by the bank o r the government. Pryor cites the case of Lellani J . D cM lnl. 53-year-old single mother in St. F e te n b u n Fla. DeMint's fob as a toll collector In T a m p barely allows he r to make ends meet, fore In her to scrimp and aave to build a nest-egg fc her 28-year-old autistic son. Edward. When De Mint’s mother was killed by drunken driver In 1990. she p u t (he Inhcr tance Into a certificate of deposit at a loci bank an It w ould grow safely. But in th spring o f 1993. when one of h e r CD matured, she began to shop for a betu Interest rate. T h e bank that h e ld he m aturing C D called her to m y they had better deal and Invited her to come to for visit. A customer service representative m< DeMint at the door and introduced he r to th man w h o had called from the bank. H handed her a business card w ith the bank name on It. and proceeded to tell her that ah could get a higher Interest rate by h a rin g th bank b u y government bonds for her. H e sal the Interest rate might fluctuate, but that hi principal wouldn't be touched. Hearing thi DeMint prom ptly plunked down 960.00 from the m aturing CD. " I was not auapietot because I trusted the bank and I waa In It bank, "shesaid. �f' 4. w r t h n person Is M m s le d In purrhaatag I h r Irurfc if Sanford didn't b u y N. T h e f u n d -r a is in g s ta rte d slowly, and b y Prtday i f ihta paat week. tree th a n naif of th r Th e M Baton team. flying W orld War il v I M * * Stearman b lp la n c a a re d i f f i c u l t to Stineciphgr Suspect nng to move b e n and g rt Jobs. aopetosm ttcofue." Gene Schu m an n aald. "I anauaty a watt the approval of u ln o gam bling ao I can aue the ate to allow m e to open a wtno In dow ntow n Sanford." Sen Baker aald. " I feel fine soul I t I'm from up noctli. It ent over fine there. I*m voting EOfor P ropositions." J o n a h H a m p to n aald. " I t ould be One w ith me if we had d noa I think H would bring lore lobe." T h o s e o p p o s e d s u c h as tfTa omce. m id Johnson. 23. of I S IS w. ISth St.. Sanford, went to the home of Sgi. Marlon Matthews st about 4:15 on Friday afternoon and surrendered. Th e carjacking victim had Identified him out of a photo lineup on Thursday eventftf. ho m id. Johnson wUI be charged with carjacking and kidnapping. T h e Incident ocrured about 4 :4 5 T h u r s d a y m o rn in g os Mlllgan Davis waa on her way to work, reports state. As she approached (he In- She told drputlce that aa ahe stepped from her ear to are If the rider sraa Injured, be Jum ped up. g ra b b e d her necklace fro m around her neck and puabed her away from he car. He then Jumped In the car and drove away, with Oavla* eon atlll strapped In hit car seal In the beck seat of th r r ir. According to McDonough, the car waa found a few blocks aw ay about a half an hour later. T h e necklace and Dsvta* purse were missing horn thr car. but (he child waa uninjured. McDonough aald John so n baa a long arrest record dating back n to |pQO» C M rg a a 'U w lu d a -m b ' Harrtrtf aald. " T h e y are earning privileges and they ate g rtU n g uard to w a rt and rraponafollHy aa a pan of Ih rir rehabilitation He aald the sheriff's prngiain la i c f Jr H W O w * 1 1 ■ I p * U ^W ^ w w w 1 II w ill be successful In helping Inmates return to the co m m un i­ ty better prepared to be pro­ ductive num bers of aortety. "W e are going bach to mabtng Incarceration a pcoccaa of reintefrmtlon into soctrty.” Harriett m ales al the J o h n B. C o rre c tio n a l f a c ilit y , teach basic social and •kills. Harriett said ■ "A lte r an. haw are yra ah ap o w n e d b y Harry m an at Touehtam a rsnaned that Duhi. l U U w r a n d K l l E a f r neertng. the Sraa that had i f **»« »*• P e te r s b u r g rs u M a K u a t lO bm ad I l l B - P h s t s T S w i " ( S T w i i WMfom g, ^ Hattie W hite r h s r l i i s e n d . C h a r le s a n d Pa u lin e J*. i+■ E. Prances O ats. 75. Tropical Avenue. C h u h m U died TbursBorn on A p ril 18 IB IS in Tennessee, she moved to central Florida in I B M . She waa a rtu rco foots service director rrom W e s tm in s te r T o w e r s and a mem ber of the First Baptist Church of Chuluota. Survivors Include her husband Harry Gore of Chuluota: her son C a n o n H. Gore of Chuluota: her b ro th e r W ilk s D e m astua of Ocoee: three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Brtaaon fu n e ra l Home. San­ ford. In charge of the arrange­ ment*. Survtvors include h u mother EOle Irvin of Sanford: hla eons Donald. Patrick Robinson and Tawrence. all of Sanford: hla d a u g h te r P a ts y A d d iso n of Rochester. N Y and Yolanda R o b in s o n o f S a n f o r d : h la brothers Nathaniel of Rochester and Lew is Ham pton of South Carolina: hla slaters Elisabeth G riffin and Vaaphl. both of Rochester: and seven grand­ children. WUaon-Elchclberger Mortuary. Inc., In charge of the arrange­ ments. J o h n A r th u r Jackson. 53. Dubois Drive. Lake Monroe, died Tuesday. Oct. 35. 1994 al De­ ltona Health Care Center. De­ ltona. d a u g h te r s L o is B r o w n a n d Dlanell Sm ith, both of Lake Monroe: hla brothers Roy Lee H ardy of Detroll and A rth u r Jackson of Lake Monroe: hla s la t e r s D o r o t h y f i e l d s o f Marlboro. NY. Rosa Je a n Watson of Orlando. El n o n Keltt and B e tty f ie ld s , both of L a k e Monroe: and five grandchildren. Wttaon-Etchelbrrger M ortuary. Inc.. In charge of the arrange, m enu. M egan J o y Rhodes, Infant, Shrtver Circle, lake Mary, died Wednesday. Oct. 36. 1BB4 at A rn o ld Palmer Hospital. O r ­ lando. S h e waa a m e m b e r of Northland Com m unity C hurch. Longwood. Survivors Include her parents. L in d a B ra n ha m an d S te ve n She will be remem bered aa both a tenacious political report­ er w ho Interviewed luminaries of the 1860a and 70a and aa a wise and loving mother and grand­ mother. Donna Schum ann Estes died Friday m orning from complica­ tions of a stroke suffered earlier this month. She waa 60. B o m May 15. 1B34. ahe began her newspaper career In 1963, {as a freelance writer for the {Sanford Herald. She Joined the p u ff In 1965. covering govern­ m e n t c o u n c il m e e tings and w riting political features. She {Interviewed such famous people as J im m y Carter. Jo h n Glenn and Barbara Bush. She sraa on active member of (he Democrat­ ic Party’* Executive Committee )f Young Democrat*. After a stint with the Orlando Sentinel ram 1969 to 1971, ahe returned to the Herald, where she worked jntll 1965. She later became sudget analyst for Seminole b ounty, a n d then for Lake bounty. Daughter Theresa Hutchins tald Estes was especially proud if the bachelor’s degree she ranted long after leaving school }n the ninth grade, i "M other waa a vora ciou s R hodes o f L a k e M a r y : h e r m aternal grandfather. B dgar Branham of L u t e her paternal g ra n d p a re n ts . W a y n e a n d Dorothy Rhodes of WlOlaton. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Hom e. Long, wood. In charge of the arrangemeats. U m m m im 93. 9994 m dm *. 9 t C O % 4 fC O Vw c u ltS ra tin y / / i t r*m od*fing o f ot/r o ld fa\/iioned fu n e ra l,Horn* tuit/t an o ld fashioned afternoon tea. H i l l a n d 9 w ilt6 a a t / / i f door m ailin ffa ry o u in o u r stripedpants a n d m o rn in y coats. reader, but It always bothered her a little to be around people ao m uch more educated. T h e y never know she only had a ninth grade education, but It was her dream to finish school." In 1975, Estes went back to school, passing her Civics re­ quirements and then her Q E D exam, allowing her to enroll In the University of Central Flor­ ida's College of Jo urn a lism , where she received her degree In 1985. In recent years, she had de­ voted herself to her g ra n d ­ children's activities. She waa also a member of All Soul's Catholic C hurch. She la survived by her sons. T r a c y E .. Colorado Springs, Kevin W .. Shreveport and Jo h n T .. Lake Mary: daughters, Donna Mitchell. Maitland and Theresa H utchins. DeBary; I I grand­ children. 7c/e Hope yo u can 6c tfxint. 7 U>/)6u Jlriw o n 90J tO auru/ Olwt. San/ord, ‘J fa rid a • 322-213! _ ■~ — G ram kow F u n er a l H om e since 1956 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL 32773 322-3213 — 9 �• A - Sanfo-d Mwttd. Sanford. Florida - ‘Sunday. October 30. 100* •uppon to iter public *r knots tn Seminole County through Iter Foundation for Seminole C o unty Public School*, formerly know n aa F A C T S . T h e coal of the tags la S I S In addition to the regular coal of the tag phia a proreaalng few. You don't have to wait until it la lira r to renew yo u r lag. tt can be earhangrd now by paying the processing fre. S A N F O R D — Rlar Up! Sanford will be sponsoring a Fall Children's Festival on Monday. O ct. 31 d ram 6 ro 0 :3 0 p m in the gym at Lakrvtrw Middle School. The re will be gsmea. door prtrea and Iota of candy. T h e o r g a n U m aak that an coatumra be worn. Th e premises win be secured. For more Information, call 324-000. UnlversMy tn Valpanao. tnd for four year* brforc attending till rats State University for two years She achieved the N A T A J im m y S a w g r a t s t o v is it L A K E M A R Y — Heathrow Elementary School win be hearing an Indian encampment by J im m y la a g ia a a Th e real life Indian rncam pm ent gives students and other visitors a chance to ace how native Americans Heed tn the past and how they atiU live in some cases. J im m y Sswgraas win be at Heathrow aU day on Nov. 3 a m aster's degree In sports medicine. So aa you ra n see. Lym an really appreciate* what she haa offered us here at Lyman. So. the n e it time you are Me Brand or an assistant athletic trainer, say thank you Th e y Sign up forcrafts fair L O N O W O O O — Pace Private School In Longwood is looking for rraftrrs to take part In thetr annual fall festival on Sunday. Nov. 13 from 1 to S p .m . T h e deadline to sign u p for artist* and craftcra Is fast ap proaching. T o do that, call T e rry at 7 6 7 -7 M 2 and leave a m rsaagr . Craft Lablea are 010 each for the event. T h e school la located at 3221 Sand Lake Road. Longwood. Lit us know The Sanford H r n M wants to know what U happening at your school If you have an event coming u p at your school, or If you wsnt to tell us about tom e of the great thing* the students at your achool are doing. O r. if there la a teacher, staff m em ber or. even an adm in tatrat o r w ho has been honored or la doing something unique tn the classroom let u* tell our reader* about it. Send us the Information, neatly written o r typed by Th u m d a v at noon. Send the Information latter SanfordMcnsfcf, 300 N French 1| * r n * g t o m 32771 or M f l l i o u « at 4 0 7 ^ 3 3 (MUIUuo , Health Academy lauds community supporters S e m i n o le H ig h S c h o o l 's Academ y of Health Careers at Srm lnoie High School win begin ns third year of recruitment of students in Jan u ary n d Fe b ru ­ ary of neat year. Sem inole official* aay that Interest In the Academ y con­ tinue* to be strong. Mane pro­ spective students have alrrisdy visited l h r school to look around and to pick up an application. Academ y official* said the sucres* of the program la due. tn great measure, to the ongoing support and ssatat i nce of com ­ m u n ity leaders and business Prtclpal Oretchen S rh a p k e r sold Sen. Buddy Dyer was In ­ strumental In getting funding for iSHBSSamu T h r following students were elected as officer* in the English Estates Elem entary School stu­ dent government. E m ily Ja n e M obablr. fifth grade, p re sid e n t: B re tt H it­ chcock. fourth grade, vice presi­ dent; J ill Hitchcock, fifth grade, treasurer: and Jessica Voss, fourth grade, secretary. E v e r y c la ssro o m In th ird through fifth grade has circled two representatives to the stu­ dent council. Samlnolu County School Board •dRMday, Nov. 2,1004 Monday. Oct 31,1004 Hot Dog on Bun Baked Beans Pineapple Cola Slaw Tray Spooky Cake or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Tuesday, Nov. 1,1004 Salisbury Steak and Gravy Sweat Potatoes Broccoli Roll or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Ovan Fried Chicken Mashad Potato** QraanBaana Roll or Chaf'a Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Thursday, Nov. 3,1004 Spaghetti and Meat Sauce Garden Salad Chiliad Fruit Salad or Choi’s Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Friday, Nov. 4,1104 Pizza Com Fruit Selection or Chat's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fa! Milk Th e following students were named to the " A " Honor Roll at W in te r S p r in g s E le m e n ta ry School for the first quarter. O n the Red Tra c k : (Fifth grade): Kelli McLaughlin a n d Y a w a r S h e ik h : (fo u rth grade): Alexandra H cm andcr. Adam Minsky and Yasar Sheikh: (third grade): Shlreen Bale ha n dan). Victoria Downs. Desiree F a u sl. E m ily G e n try . Jam ie H e n s o n . C h e ls e a H o r t o n . G re g o ry L o b le y . Je ffre y M cMahon. Nicholas Roy and Chauncey Ware. O n the Yellow Track : (F if t h g ra d e ): J o n a th a n Castillo. Gina Kim and DcAnna Westfall: (fourth grade): Matthew Gulelm cllo. Meredeth Nielsen. E rin Paulsen. Vanessa Roman and Bryan Wheeler; (third grade) Deanna Davis. O n the Purple Track: (Fifth grade): Matthew Stover; (fourth grade): Leslie Hardcstrr and Jcsac Startup; (third grade) Brian Budxash. Ben Lancer. Ted Nowlcki. Michael Roberson. Aida Rodriguez and Alan SUIzl. O n thr Orange Track; (Fifth grade): Zurk Bcnhakuma. A nth o ny Colombo a n d Jo a h u a R o vlra ; (fourth grade): Den a Jaques. Darren J o c h l m s . J e n n i f e r L a B r le . Kristina Mlnco. Brandi Nordlnr. Daniel Shcllard and Kara Sor­ rells: (th ird grade): Brittany B a rk e r. L o ri J e n e B ra z ie r. Adrian Cheung. Tim o th y Gould. Phillip Knight. W illiam SharfL R y a n S u l l l c a n u n d N ic o le Wehrle. students tn the pr ugram . Th e y In c lu d e S te v e T i l l m a n : Rosemarie Lyle: Carol Logan. 0 , 0 : Rowena Montague. De­ borah S a lt: David Halatead; Willie B Newman. M .D .: Sue Whalen; Ja m e s Q u in n . M .D .: Marcia Woofeutt. D D A . A M Cann. 0 D : Karen Santos C T R S , Rita Dortch and D r. Joseph Hagno T h e Seminole County Medical S o c ie ty ha a epon a ored the Academy's teacher Internship p ro g ra m a n d the S e m in o le County hra lth rare com m unity haa proved an Invaluable aaart to the program. 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T o have a good grip on your life and health, he said, there are cerlaln things you need, such aa: — Peeling and understanding: T h e feeling that you are not alone, that your family, physi­ cian. and others are w ith you and sensitive to how you feel, both at home and on the Job. T h is Is important In both keep­ ing you well or gelling you well. — C o m m u n ic a tio n : O o o d com m unication between you and your physician, between those responsible for your health and your family la essential for good diagnosis and treatment. — Tim e : Tim e ta needed lo gel the facts and understand their meaning. Tim e ta needed for medicines and treatments lo do their work. T h e cold and flu season la Just a ro u n d the corner, a n d the question of the day Is: can chicken soup curr? T h e answer, of course, la no. but chicken soup — or any hot liquids — do just aa well aa m any drugs for most colds In helping clear up congestion and loosening mucus. 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For additional information contact Sandy Ooard, Supervisor of Elections, at 321-1130, extension 7707. 3 0 YEARS E XPE R IEN C E Reaching out to students Joyce Fitzgerald, vice president ol the Sanford Lions Club, presents a $300 check to Seminole High School principal Qretchen Shepker. The donation will be used for senior sponsorships. For millions of kids, doors opened when this one did. OUR LOW O V E R H E A D •Ml I »\ \ S W I I SUPPORT T H E CLUB T H A T SEATS T H E STREETS no finance o u tle ts NOINTEREST NOPAYMENTS ------FINANCING------ UNTIL ISM! A V AJ1A M X W A C . l S A V I N G S F O R YO U !!! s \N \ M I ALL FAMOUS �- ■ TALLA H ASSEE 229 yard* In a 32-point m m u i^u m m ■ » » ' — , aa ninth ranked H o n d a Slate beat previously unbeaten Duke 90-20 for a record 22nd straight Atlantic Coaal Conference victory. Kartell, w ho had struggled In FSU'a laat two gam es, passed for 304 ya rd s a n d three ” touchdowna before leaving In the third period. * H o n d a Slate ( S I . S O A C C ) rolled up 434 ‘ yards and 22 first downs In building a 3 S S ■ halftime lead, holding Duke (7 1 . 4 -1 ) to 49 yards and four first downs before the break. T h e a im lnotc*. unbraten in the A C C since jo in in g th e le a g u e In 1 0 0 2 . s u rp a s s e d “ Maryland's m ark of 21 straight against confer ence opponents In the mid- 1070s. * Kartell, w ho hadn't thrown a touchdown pass since- H o n d a State's S M B victory over North ' Carolina five weeks ago. used senior receiver . K r i McCorvey to Ignite the offense McCorvey caught eight passes for 109 yards In the ftrsl halArhlte Kartell threw for 332 yards. ' McCorvey finished with 10 catches for 207 yards to became only the second receiver In school history to have more than 2 00 yards receiving m a game. Ron Sellers did It five tunes. 'C mI wmw ■fW bounce VW wlfW W Hokltt ■ •w fffw w by middle linebacker Ray MIAM I Led b: { Lewis, the Miami Hurricane* threw Virginia • Te c h for a loss. fc Lewis made 17 tackles, broke up four •;and Intercepted one to help Miami dominate the 2 Hokles In a 24-3 victory Saturday. T h e H u n t{-canes forced three turnovers, had six sacks and •.held Virginia Te ch to m inus-14 yards rushing s T o r sixth-ranked Miami |0- 1L the w in set up a Z Big East Conference showdown neat Saturday 2 at No. 14 Syracuse. The Hurricanes have won { their three Big East games by a combined MS-12. j and the defense has yet to give u p a touchdown. No. 13 Virginia Te ch fell to 7-2 overall. 4-2 In the conference and 0-12 against Miami • T h e Hurricane* took control by scoring 17 ; points In the final nine minute* of the second ; quarter to lead 17-3 at halftime. Miami srould have had a shutout If not for a i special tram s breakdown. Michael Williams I blocked Dane Prewitt's punt, srttlng u p a 38-ysrd field goal by Ryan W illiam s to give Virginia Te ch a 3-0 trad jV jg , 1 S A N F O R D - Th e IB B 4 8 6 tlon a l the Seminole Com m uni College m e n 's basketball tea should have lhe betnd that eve for. S u e . qutrknei shooting, experience si youthful < Hr m a n third Raldi that inch or biggrr. a super iransrer returning local high school star. But some of the enthusiasm must be tempered with the fact that Mrrthte and hta assistant. fellow Seminole H ig h School graduate Roderick Henderson, srtll probably not know how good hto learn wtil be until Ja n u a ry because what wtil arguably be hto two best players will not be eligible before that time. Both Terrance Mitchell and Derek Royal, a p a ir of 6-foot-4 w tng players, wtil not take the floor w ith the Raiders when the season opens Ihto Tuesday (Nov. II at PascoHcmando C o m m u n ity College. Mitchell, last year's leading scorer and an All-Conference performer, and Royal are built almost exactly alike and have the same skills, which Mcrthte can't wait to use Also trying lo regain hto eligibility Is M cnhle's nephew. Mike, who was a star at Lake Mary and a part-lime starter al S C C In 1991 before giving professional baseball a shot. But In their sbsenre M enhir will still be able to send out Michael w h o was i « * A very C u rry waa held over at an Stal to repeat a procedure Monday designed to treat a rapid heartbeat, university officials announced Saturday. ;A W O M P ' T U B N A T IO N | Bothuno upMtt A/T OREENSBORO. N .C . - T o n y Kerrln threw s 63-yard touchdown pass to Les Hewitt with 4:19 left in the third quarter to give BethuneCookman a 26-24 upset victory over North Carolina A A T on Saturday. Kerrln ran for another touchdown as the Wildcats (3-6. 2-3 M EA C ) held A A T In the fourth quarter and handed the Aggies their first Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference defeat. T h e Aggies (6-3. 3-1) had rallied from 14 points down In the second quarter to takr a 24-21 lead on a 1-yard quarterback sneak by Macro Bolin m idway through the third quarter. Now Drug totting for NFL W A S H IN G T O N Th e N F L Management Council and the players association agreed on a new drug policy, which expands testing and discipline components with a stronger emphasis on education, evaluation and treatment. Th e treatment phase will be admtnsterrd by 'four regional medical teams of psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers. Players with alcohol or drug abuse problems [face fines or suspensions for failure to agree to ’ the evaluation and treatment prescribed. The N F L will continue prcacaaaon drug testing. w ith the p la y of f r i ______ . W illia m s (6 -foot-6 . 270-pounds). W llHsm H tig e ra ld |6foot-7) and S a n f o r d 's E r i c ( A n d r e i H a l l (6-foot-6). giving the Raiders an abundance of aUe they have not had Other m em bers at ihto year's Y* team are sophomores Aklva Wilson (W inter F s rk l and Roger Gaston (Sanford) and freshmen Bibb Allen (6 -fo o t-B . M e lb o u rn e ). S ta n le y T h o m p s o n (G r e e n v ille . S . C . ) . Dwayne Richardson (Winter Park). Jo h n n y Lope* (New Y o rk ) and Wesley O'Neal (Sanford) T h e Raiders' first home game will be next Saturday night. November 9. at 7:30 p.m. against Broward C o m m u n ity College In the S C C Health and Physical Education C e n ­ ter. All S C C home games are free. In addition to the lough MidFlorida Conference schedule. S C C w ill also hsve defending state champion Polk C om m unity College (November 10) and state semifi­ nal 1st St. Petersburg Jun io r College (December 9) com ing to Sanford. Expectations high for S C C women H f M d Sports W r t t f ____________________________________ SA N FO R D - Big things arc brewing at Seminole Com m unity College. Even in years when she had a good squad, head women's basket ball coach llcans Gallagher usually spoke In terms of her learn Improving on past performances and maybe having an Impact on the Mid-FloridaConference race. But even with the state's strongest conference top lo bottom expected to be better than ever. Gallagher to not Just taking about competing. " I expect lo be no worse than second In the conference." said Gallagher, who has been the head coach at S C C since I960. "A n d stole to a definite reality If we continue to w o rk hard. , , „ •This to the best recruiting year we've every had. Ken (assistant coach Ken Patrick) really brat the bushes and did a nice job w ith the recruiting. W e are going to be very young, but w e have a lot of talent and potential." DeLand puts hurt on Lions playoff hopes Marlin on Phoonix poto P H O E N IX . Art*. Daytona BOO winner Sterling Marlin took the pole for S unday's Slick 50 900 w ith a record lap of 129.833 m ph at ■Phoenix International Raceway. : Marlin, driving a Chevrolet Lum lna. broke BUI ; Elliott's 1993 m ark of 129.203 and became a ; N A SC A R record 18th pole winner this season. Hsfaid Sports Editor Roborts lost for Mason LO S A N G E L E S — Los Angeles Clippers center Stanley Roberts to expected to rolka the season . after surgery to repair a ruptured left Achilles |[ tendon. He missed most of last season with a ruptured right Achilles tendon. NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE I :n 1 p.m . - W E S H 2. M iam i Dolphins at New 1 England Patriots. |L) Ovisdo llnsbacksr David Zlchafoosa (No- 42. black) trios to Hnoup OsLand fullback Frsd Edwards (or s tackto as ths Bulldog runnor brsaks through ths hols Edwards scorsd on a 50-yard run and liniahad with 100-yards rushing. O V IE D O — Do Lions have nine lives just like cats? The Oviedo Lions better hope so after seeing their third Ufe expire Friday night, losing 167 lo the DeLand Bulldogs In a 6A-Dtotrtct 4 football contest st Oviedo High School's Jo h n Courier Field. H aving already lost to district leaders Mainland 136-0 on Sept. 30. life No. 1) and Lake Brantley (2 2 8 on Oct. 7. Ufe No. 2). the Lions got an unexpected reprieve when Lake Mary upset M ainland this past Th u rsd a y night. The Lions (4-4 overall. 3-3 In (he d istrict) fall from third In the standnga lo a tic for fifth with Lake Howell (also 3-3 In the district) b e h in d M a in la n d (6 -1 ). Lak e B ra n tle y (5 -1 ). D e Lan d (w h ic h finishes Its district schedule at 5-3). and Lake Mary (4-3). Oviedo's loss clinches a playoff berth for Mainland, which has only one district game left (next week at home against Lake Howclll and could finish the season w ith no more than (wo district losses. T h e only way that the Lions (or DeLand. Lake Mary, or Lake Howell) could make the playoffs to w in their r e m a in in g gam ea w h ile L a k e B ra n tle y loses Its last tw o (at Deltona this Friday and against L y m a n at home on Nov. 11). " T h a t Just about does It for u s." said Oviedo coach Ja c k Blanton, whose squad took a 7 -0 lead into halftime, only to ace the game slip away In the second half. "W e Just didn't execute on offense as well as I thought we would. T h e y (DeLand) have a fine defense, but I thought we'd play better In the second half than we did. T h e y made some changes and we weren't able to handle them." After forcing DeLand to punt In Its first series, the Lions put together an 82-ya rd . 14-play d rive that chewed up the rest of the first quarter and nearly a m inute of the second. 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T h e trick M to keep trolling forward, and the hu n gry bam w ill aoon catch the baltAah. Once the to h •truck the bolt. I reel In the outfit and place i In the Uve well. I then follow (he ftah In o rd er to reduce the distance b rtw vn me and the ftah before setting the hook. T h e m e th o d to absolutely and eight pound ftah i to fUh f h h the lake* and to for anook. and wlil o until the ftn t cold s n a p . A ls o e xpe ct r r d f ls h flounder, blueflsh. )sch crevatle and ladyflata to be miaed In with the anook. C a p ta in J a c k at P a r t C a n a v e r a l atlll has little to r e p o r t In the w ay of offshore action due to dirty water. Inalde the Poet, aheepahead and flounder are biting o n a regular basts. At night, anook are hitting around th e ja ttfo a . Trout and redfleh are rated m good on the H o n of the POOOO ta le t ta the fam ily flahing spot. Good catches of aheepahead. drum , redflah and blueflsh can be m ade from the jetties. U v e and dead ahrtmp la the beat bait. T ro u t and redflah c o n t i n u e to be a c t i v e In f ’s Blake thrown to wolves in first start I9DPOftB ftnnilM kadeiOmw w n ttf and for their ability lo finish of Inferior opponents. "B a a e d on m y e xpcrtenci h e r e , w e r e a lly h a v e n oi overlooked anybody." A lkm ar said. "W e've gone in ready tc play each week. Right now we're a tram that's banged u p Ir a lot of different arras, ao I (h in t even morrao than In past weeks this team really has got lo be sharp and understand what's at C IN C IN N A T I - Th in k Shuts versus Shuts w m a mismatch? Get a load of the sequel they're staging Sunday at Riverfront Stadium : beat va. w ont. Cow boys va. Brngala. Stars va. stripes. Cham pa va. chumps. Super Bowl rings va. goose egg kings. T ro y va. Jeff B t a k e > D a v ld K l l n g l c r - E r t k Very little la at atake for th W U helm -Todd Phllcoi (pick any two). B arry S w iu e r (atx wins tn Bengals (0-7). T h e y 'v e bee aeven gamea) va. Dave Shuts embarrassed ao many limes ovi the last few years that a lose I (eight wins tn three seasonal. ta anyone besides Dallas look* the Super Bowl champions even a lopsided one — won tng forward to this game? W ell, actually, yea. Th e game matter. Everyone la expectln la sold out. proving either that the worst. Whatever chance they had I the Cow boys are a huge draw Ill'll be their 60th straight game g iv e a good a c c o u n tin g < in front of a capacity crowd) or themselves probably was lo (ana are ao fed up with their when Kllngler hit the ground 1 w ln le a i B e n g a li that they're Cleveland laxl Sunday and as looking forward to seeing them aura. H is sprained right km suffer. elevated Blake, a third-year pi "When you play the Dallas w ith virtually no N F L gam Cowboys, you're going lo get experience, lo probable starter For reasons not fu lly ui h it." Kllngler said. T h e only question is whether deratood. Kllngler wanted 1 the Cowboys (6-1) are In a mood play against the Cowboys even his knee la bad. Shuts kept (Ii to really make them suffer. T h e last time the B e n gali option open, but wasn't thrill* played at home. Don Shula'a about the notion of C h a rk Dolphins went easy on them and H a l e y a n d th e C o w b o y i league-leading defense (akin won only 33-7. saving Dave from too m u ch embarrassment. T h e s h o t a at a s l o w - m o v t p Cowboys m ight be of like m ind, quarterback. but for different reasons. Odds are that Blake, a thin D allas a c tu a lly has a few stringer who hadn't even run tl problems this week. It lost Pro first-team offense m uch uni Bowl tackle Erik Williams to a this week, will finally get his Or knee Injury tn a car accident extended playing time In tl Monday; Alkm an la coming off a N FL. concussion that knocked him Blake spent two seasons wil out of a 36-31 victory over the New York Jets as a thlri A r l i o n a ; a n d several o th e r a trln g e r before the Benga Cowboys arc beat up. picked him up on waivers l) S w i f t e r s p e n t th e w e e k week before (he season startei explaining w h y he was starting He was on the sideline when tl Alkm an against a wlnlesa team. Cowboys beat the Jets 26-7 ta " Y o u can’t take for granted we're going to w in the football " I won't be In awe. ao that's gam e," the first-year head coach ng to help me out a lot." kesald. said. "W e ’ve got to go w in tl first, then sit him down. I don't " I expect him lo do well/.' said know if w e'll have the lu xury of offensive coo rd in a to r B ru c e doing that. If they play good. It’ll Coslet. who was Blake's head be a tough football game and •coach In New York. " I ’m not maybe we w in It In the second saying he's going to go out and half." w in the game single-handedly, It should be well over by then b ul I expect him to do well. and Alkm an can lake his xpot on " T h e r e 's a couple of bad the b e n c h an d his in ju re d things; We'll be banged up and teammates can eaac off. Th e they're the world cham pions." Cuwboyx arc known for Ihelr fast A d d a t h ir d : E v e n w it h • t a r t s — t h e y 'v e s c o r e d Kllngler healthy, (he Bengals touchdow ns on five of their offense la the league's moat Inept. seven game-opening drives — e �Y.A.B.A. Annual Tournament to be held at Oviedo Lanes Erie Sm ith. l7 4 :O o n tr n n m . 171. Van TlUry Jr.. 70S; Norm Wi '713; To n y Walsh has big night in Playtime League In S - f o o t - l c e n t e r Je e a lc a Z lc g e n f e t d t f ro m M a tm o c . S w e d e n a n d 9 -f o o t -9 In c h cuard/iarward K a m a Lautala from Tam pere. Finland, but the WaahMfton wan a atarter lee* ear aa a freshman at ihe 'nhreratty of Houaton. but the *■* hod an alirrtfd her academics. ao the eie fooler haa decided to return home for her sophomore 7**. ^ Even hobhlini around after Ihe nursery, the haa had an other farmer Seminole County prep atara on the team am 6-foot Felicia Klcp from Lyman. 5-faot-S Kent Gardner from Lake Brantley and Moot *7 Feleaha I Alao on the learn will be S^bot Larhonda Jcnklna from Creaceni city. 94aot-0 Julie Vrteaenga from Or l a n d o - U n i v e r s i t y **•»** aald Gallagher She cornea to practice and haa the ftrla ftred up and canted about playing, She la alao dotng very wetl m Ihe claaaroom. Her whole attitude haa been beautiful.** Gallagher win atoo be without another tranafrr. W o o t -i Angeta Th o m a s from S t. Petersburg Non h r sal High School, due to grades u ntil alter ihe f a d in g the 1-vardttnr. Kalian Ealk-h's kick gave Ihe Lions a 7 -0 lead with 11:19 left in the half. D e L a n d c o a c h H ow ie D e Crtatofaro and hla stall must have worked some magic at halftime because not only did the Bulldog defense all but shut down the Lions In the second half, the Bulldog offense started to click In the second half, scoring on three of Its five ^ R h e tM fo o d kicked a 31-yard (leld goal w ith 6:36 remaining In ihe third quarter to get the Bulldogs on the scoreboard. Andre Byron and Fred Edwards scored three minute* apart In the fourth quarter. Byron on a 16-yard sp rin t off an Inside reverse and Edwards on a SOyard fullback dive. Meanwhile, (he Lion attack sputtered. O n ly once In the final M o o t-S MtcheOe Coggins horn Oriando-Evans. «6-foo*-6 Nicole Lewla from Lakeland Santa fe and 5 foot 9 Thereaa Flowers from Orlando-Edgewater. T h e Raiders wUI open Ihe araann an Wednesday. Novemher Oth againoi Brevard Com m u n ity College In Melbourne before traveling to the Central H o n d a Classic at Central Florida a l r e a d y e h o w ia g a lg a a o f are free o f charge, cohesive news. A fte r the fltC C gam e, the “ T h is year's group wfll be ban R a id e rs w U I host the L a d y to coach.** m id f U n i^ h ir . " I Rafckr Tournam ent on Friday, really enjoy working w ith them. Novem ber 10th and Saturday. T h e y hkc each other both on and N o v e m b e r 10th. O n F rid a y , off the c o u rt, a n d there la B re v a rd w ill p la y Pensacola nothing more Important than J u n io r College at 6 p.m . and tra m harmony and unity.** S C C will take on Tallahassee Patrick went abroad to bring C o m m un ity College at 8 p.m . tw o periods did Ihe O v ie d o offcnae have Its hands on the ball for more than ala plays and that was on a nine-play series that came after Edwards had put D rL a n d u p 16-7. ‘ I n c l u d i n g h is 5 0 -y a r t f to u c h d o w n g allo p. E d w a rd s carried the ball 14 times for a g a m e -le a d in g 100 y a rd s to spearhead DeLand's 199-yard ground attack. Th e only passing yardage for the Bulldogs came o n a n 11-y a rd aerial fro m Ruaaell Kelton to Eric Shipman. King, who rushed for 6 0 yards o O v lc d o 'a o p e n in g d r iv e , finished w ith 83 yards 00 31 c a r r i e s fo r. th e g a m e . Q uarterback Brian Buchanan completed seven of 16 passes foe 74 yards. Spencer Munns caught four paaees for 58 yards. Next Friday. Oviedo plays at Lake Mary while DeLand enter­ tains Edgewaier In a non-district game at Spec Martin Stadium. PARADISE ISLAND RESORT CASINO 19 9 4 L O R D R A N G E R X L I ORLANDO'S PRO-SHOP FOR SOCCER, LACROSSE A VOLLEYBALL AND PowerBrakes PowsrSl LETTERMAN JACKETS i*Air Conditioning 5‘SpscdTraft CUSTOM DESIGNED $10 O FF ON ONE LETTERMAN JACKET O ffM C m n IW W mot m u d s»rwm r ones coupon m ont* OAK GROVE SHOPPES *989 SR 434 N 8TE 208 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. 407/W2 GOAL (4629) >* Subscribe oEN im O LE rORD S A N F O R D , FL. F O R D Today! • >*. '.S'*.. - . * * •• V's........ *. •.wr • .. - . v- • • �Updated look for more modem times at Brlsaon Funeral Home This owner really cooks — L * new ownership. T h e wide and varied m enu f e a t u r e a p a a la d ie h e a . sandwiches and burgers. fine meals, and m a n y sped titles. T h e n la also an eatemtve wine Uat. Including Imported vines. 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Axes, Saws. .AND MUCH �tours’ Orieni addresses sorority A s h le y S c h a n c l. p o p u la r h t d t - t ltH at Greg G dm ahaw . la T h e g u d l t d i n e d on Macademla chicken o l i d in ladivtduel ptnapplc boat* o n a bad af lettuce w ith nine different fruit* a* garnishes while w a r ch ln g the dolphin* frolic In the b a p a lo n g w i t h p a s s in g watercraft. After the luncheon, the guest* motored to thr beautiful nearby seniors treats T h e Lake Mary C om m unity Im provem ent Association had special trialtors at ih rtr monthly meeting Maaday. Oct. 24. Lake M ary O t rl Scout Tro o p I M started the C IA meeting with a flag cercmeny. After the invoca­ tion by Jo h n Montgomery, th r girls had a special presentallon for the I B M board members ;T h e Stardust Service Unit of ; w hich T ro o p I M Is a p a n . ■adopted the pond at Lake M ary ; Elementary. W ith help hum an ;S B A grant, the girls planted ; trees around the pond. The C IA ■then gave the service unit a ! grant to buy and plant th n ib s ; and aquatic plants at the pond. 1T o commemorate the adoption. •Stardust held a patrh design I conical. Th e patch chosen was i designed by Stephanie Mcalor. a member of Tro o p I M . In appre- In other business. Vice Presi­ dent Vern Feddcrsrn announced that T u rk e y ticket* are now on ■ale. T h e C IA will be preparing amoked Thanksgiving turkeys on Wednesday. Nov 23 T h r shared MARY ROWELL SHAY KOEQEL cost of the turkeys is o n ly M O . Each turkey will weigh 10 to 13 pounds before rooking. T h e y w ill be available for p ickup from noon to 6 p m, at the C IA Huildlng at 260 N. C o u n try C lu b Koud tn Lake Mary the day before Thanksgiving. O n ly 84 turkeys will be smoked this year, so if you would like lo buy a tlrk ei for one. Call V e rn at 322-2672. You ra n also call Vern If you would like lo become a m rm b rr of the Lake M ary C IA or If you would like to volunteer to help smoke the turkeys. Lake Mary seniors enjoyed a lovely Halloween party. TuesC M s Lake M a ry . F a g s 0 1 HOW Daputy Damn Tjomsto! of tho Somlnoto County Shodfra Otftca •howa a scavenger ilai that had ho not follod, many taana may hava baan arraatacL operable, the response tim e to a call for police la less than three minutes. Although m any of the W ektva areas have already eel u p a neighborhood watch, o ther areas are currently being organised on a block-by-block basts and are being provided with plenty of information on how lo start a neighborhood watch fay Richard K a y of the Seminole C o u n ty's Sheriff's Office. If you are a resident of the Wektva H un t C lu b area and are Interested In the Neighborhood W atch, call Officer Kay at 3 3 0 8 0 0 0 cat. 377. A ll parents need to be on the a le rt! R ecently. In v e s tig a to r D a re n T jo m s lo l foiled some young people's plans for a sca­ venger hunt; Included In the 96 Item s to be located for the scavenger h u n t w e re street signs, a golf course Hag. a mailbox, a Florida H ighw ay De­ partm ent Patrol ca r's license plate and a fire extinguisher. Thanks to the quick thinking o f Officer TJomstol, m a n y arrests were probably avoided as he was quick to gel the word out lo the teens that the police were out in heavy force the night of the Eastern Star turns 11; 20 choirs to gather for reunion Sweel Harmony Chapter 366 Order of Eastern Star celebrated Us I Ith anniversary on Sunday, Oct. 23, at the Second Shiloh ' Missionary Baptist Church. The y ; are members of the International , Order of Eastern Star and a purl of the F A AM Mason*. Inc. The worship service of celehra lion was presided over by Sister. Elmira Fields Halt. The music for the occasion was presented by Second Shiloh’s Mass Choir and St. Mary's Baptist Church Choir of Conway. The message of the aflrmoon was delivered by the Hev. Arthur . Graham, former Sanfordlic and pastor of St. Mary's Baptist C h u rc h . T h e theme of hi* message was “ What's Love Got to Do With It." The message will forever remain in the hearts and minds of those In attendance. A moment of memorlam was given to ttye deceased members of the order. Sweet Harmony Chapter 366 la,a dynamic Christian order of women who have educated l heir lives in helping others. They arc well-known In the community of Sanford for their ciTorts lo help churches, less fortunate persons, students, the sick, and shut-In* & IA H P O H O M ARVA H A W K IN S Under the leadership of Slater Eartha Melton, this group of Christian women work together lo make a dlffrence and that helps others lo know that God to good all Ihcltmc. C o ngratulations and beat wishes to Sister A rth ur Mae H enderson Scott w h o was crowned 1994 Queen of Sweet H a r m o n y . S is te r S c o tt Is uxsorlatr matron of the chapter nnd serves as Its right hand, working diligently for all activi­ ties of the chapter. She also served as chairperson of the 1994 Program Committee with m em bers Beatrice D u n c a n . Angela Haws, Ja n e t Duvls. Mildred Cooks. Margaret Pollard and W llllc Mar B y rd . Past quern* joining Ihr march for the crowning o f Sister Scott were Pearlle Ford. Willie Mae Byrd. Elhel Ju n e . Beatrice Duncan. M il d r e d C o o k s a n d T i n y Johnson. Sister Johnson, the reigning 1993 queen, crowned the 1994 queen. Sister Scott. Special thanks goes to Pastor R .T . Davis and Second Shiloh Baptlat C h u rc h and to all orders of Eastern Star, masonic lodges, clubs. Elks who helped Li mak­ ing this 11th anniversary a grand spiritual success. Choir reunion An old-faahloned choir reunion anniversary with over 20 choirs In the Sanford area will celebrate the word In aong this afternoon. 2:30 p.m.. at New Mt. Calvary Baptist C h u rch . W . 12th Street. Bring your choir! — this to the first anniversary celebration of the Sanford/Ccntral Florida In­ terdenom inational M usicians' Guild. All proceeds will benefit the guild's scholarship fund. Fellowship m ooting Emmanuel District Churches o f God In C h r is t D is tric t ■- djff ' ’ ’ Fellowship Meeting will be held today at 4 p m . at Holy T rin ity C hurch of j______________ od In Christ, 1408 Mangouatine A vc. Host for the occasion to W ord of Life Church of G od tn Christ whose pastor to Jo h n a a ro n Henderson. Com e and he blessed and healed. Hear the annolntcd preaching and song. St. Jo h n BaptlM Church w ill observe the fifth anniversary of their paator. Robert Doctor, today. at the 11 a.m. worship service. Pastor Doctor will give hto Stale of the Tim e message. At the 4 p.m . anniversary serv­ ice, the Providence Missionary Baptist C h u rc h will be In charge. T h e Rev. Michael Griffen. pastor, and congregation will render the service. World Prayor Day T h e Baptist Women's Alliance W o rld D ay of Prayer whose th e m e . " W t W o r s h ip a n d S e rv e ." w ill be held al ihe A n tio c h M is s io n a ry B a p tist ’•' •’ , •• . . -• HwaWSSaWSf H m i H n t l n Arthur Mac Handcraon Scott (toll) was crowned by the outgoing queen. Tiny Johnson. ‘ ■' _■ •..... •• . .. •. . • - ■ •- . 4. �* Hobby fulfills childhood dreams the sixth grade Her horse collectio McCullough— Englander WINTER SPRINGS - Mr. and M rs. M a lco lm A . M c­ C u l l o u g h J r . , o f W in t e r S p r i n g s , a n n o u n c e th e engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Alexandria J u n e , to Adam Louis Englander, son of Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r L. Englander B o m in A n n d a lr County. Maryland, the bride-elect Is the m aternal granddaughter of Mrs. M ary Alexander Deaton. Winter Park, and the paternal granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm A. McCullough Sr.. Albuquerque. N.M. Ms. Mc­ Cullough ta a student al Sem i­ nole Com m unity Codegr and la empiord part time at F ri­ day's. Altamonte S p rin g . Her fiance, born tn Cleve­ land. Ohio, la the maternal grandson of M r. and M rs. J o s e p h P a u l l t c k y of Brookparfc. HI. He Is a I f graduate of Seminole R lg h S rh o o L Winter and Is employed as executive assistant at Rehabilitation Advisors. W inter Park. T h e w edding w ill be an event of Nov. 19. at 6 p.m.. al T u a k a w llla C o u n tr y C lu b . W inter Springs. Best Seller list W ard and K m Bum s (Knopf) The best-selling books as they appear In next week's Issue of Publishers W eekly. Reprinted with permission. Longw ood 1. " D i s c l o s u r e . " M ic h a e l Crichton (Ballantlne) sca venger hunt and m a n y of the 2. "Interview with the V a m ­ businesses named In the lint of p ire ." Anne Rice (Ballantlne) Items were alerted and told what 3. "Em braced by the L ig h t." Items were to be stolen. O n e of I. "In so m n ia ." Stephen King Betty J . Eadte (Bantam) the Items on the hat eras a (Viking) 4. "Vanished." D a n k U r Steel M g h c h a lr fKsa a tf c O e w a t d s f r ik a i.' (DeO) * • restaurant as well aa a futl sLre 3. " T h e Ceiesttne 3. "D oor to December." Dean character from the same estab­ Jam es Rcdfteld (W arner) Koonta (Signet) l i s h m e n t : h a v i n g n o t if ie d 4. "L o rd of Chaos." Robert 8. "W ithout Remorse." To m McDonalds, they were able to Jordan (T o r) rem ove the Items to be stolen Clancy (Berkley) 5. "D e b t o f H o n o r." T o m 7. "Lik e Water for Chocolate." which In turn avoided a theft Clancy (Putnam ) L a u ra E s q u iv e l ID o u b le d a y - charge for the Irena. Parents and 6. "Spencervllle.* Nelson DeAnchor) teens need to be aware that the Mtlle (W arner) 8. "Private Parts." Howard theft of a Ore extinguisher la a 7. " T h e Body Farm .” Patricia Stem (Pocket Books) felony and a trooper would not ComsreU (Scribners) 9. "Sm Ilia's Sense of S n o w ." lo o k k in d ly u p o n a perso n 8. "N othing Lasts Forever." stealing his Peter Hoeg(DeU) Sidney Sheldon (W illiam Mor­ 10. "H a vin g Our Say.” Sarah cording to Investigator T)oma<ol row) 9. "W ild Horses." Dick Francis and A. Elisabeth Delany w ith of the Seminole C o unty Sheriff's Office. A m y Hearth (Dell) (Putnam) 11. " T h e H o p e ." H e rm a n 10. “ Politically Correct Bed­ W ouk (Little Brown) tim e S t o r ie s ." J a m e s F in n 1 2. " M r . M u r d e r ." D e a n Gam er (Macm illan) Koontx (Berkley) I I . "O n e T r u e T h in g ." Anna 13. "Star Wars: Cham pions of Qutndlen (Random House) T h e October meeting of the the Force.” Kevin L . Anderson 12. "Brothers and Sisters," L o n g w o o d C iv ic L e a g u e (Bantam) Rcbc Moore Campbell (Putnam) 14. "H oliday of Love." Ju d ith W om an's Club was held on Oct. 13. "The Bridges of Madison 11 In the club's ow n building In McNaught (Pocket Books) C o un ty." Robert Jam es Waller H is to ric L o n g w o o d . E a c h 15. "Pearl In the Mist." V .C . (Warner) m em ber was asked tb brin g a Andrews (Pocket Books) 14. " A Son of the Circus." small antique and Introduce the John Irvin g (Random House) piece and share by description 13. "M utant Message Down and origin Its meaning, purpose Under." Mario Morgan (Harper and the period of time In which Collins) It was used and how the owner 1. "Hom icidal Psycho Ju n g le came Into possession. C a t." Bill Walterson (Andrews A Mrs. Florence W agner chaired McMeel) and Initiated the program by HARDCOVER NONFICTION 2. "T h e Shipping News." E. Introducing her m other's aunt's 1. "Nicole Brow n Simpson." Annie Proulx (S A S-Touchstone) candlestick w h ich is o ve r a Faye D . Resnlck w ith Mike 3 . "C h ic k e n Soup for the century old and interesting In Walker (Dove) S o u l." Ja c k Canfield and Mark that It Is designed to b u m all of 2. "Crossing the Threshold of H a n s e n , eds. (H e a lth C o m ­ the candle wax leaving none to Hope." Jo h n Paul II (Knopf) munications) waste. Other Items Included her 3. " M e n a re fro m M a rs. 4 . “ 7 Habits of Highly Effective mother's cup from 1878. a daisy Women are from Venus." Jo hn People." Stephen R. Covey (S A and button design. A beautiful Gray (Harper Collins) S-Fireside) crystal knife rest and another 4. " T h e Hot Zone." Richard 8. "Care of the Soul." Thom as cup from Canada dated 1902 Preston (Random House) Moore (HarperPerennial) with a raised picture of the King 3. " T h e Bell C urve ." Richard 6. "A History of God." Karen on the bottom of the cup. also J . Hermstein and Charles M urry Arm strong (Ballantlne) pieces of the Wagner ancestry. (Free Press. 6. "D o n 't Stand To o 7. "W h a t to Expect W hen Caroline Blstllne brought a Close to a Naked Man.” T im Y o u're Exp ectin g." A. Elaen- quilt from the Pennsylvania area Allen (Hyperion) b e r g . H . M u r k o f f A S . 8 . that was her grandmother’s and 7. " J a m e s H e r r lo t 's C a t “ Lasher." A n n Rice (Ballantlne) also over 100 years old. signed S to rie s." Ja m e s Herrtot (St. 9. "D akota." Kathleen Norris. and dated by the various people Martins) (Houghton Mifflin) w ho helped put It together. 8. "Barbara Bush: A Memoir." 10. "W h e re Angels W a lk ." Other pieces Included Jewelry, a Barbara Bush (Scribners) Jo a n W. Anderson (Ballantlne) plant stand, a chocolate service 9. "Couplehood.'' Paul Reiser 11. " G u m p ls m s ." W inston (Bantam) Groom (Pocket Books) Hathaway 10. "N o O rdinary T im e ." Doris (W orkm an) K e a rn s G o o d w in (S im o n & 12. T h e Road Less Traveled." Schuster) M. Scott Peck. M .D. IS A S11. " I n the K itch en w ith Touchstone) Dr. Cathy Neal has moved to Rosie." Rosie Daley (Knopf) 13. " A rm o r e d C a r ." T o m Seminole County where she la 12. " D o l l y . " D o lly Parton Claney (Berkley) an extension agent In com m er­ (Harper Collins) 14. "A ll the Pretty Horses." cial horticulture for a three13. "A ll the Trouble In the Corm ac McCarthy (Vintage) co un ty area. She Is serving W orld." P.J. O'Rourke (Atlantic producers of woody ornamentals 15. "V a m p s and T ra m p s ." Monthly Press) in Seminole, Orange and Osceola Camille Paglia (Vintage) 14. "Magic Eye III." Thom as Counties, and also will work Bacrel (Andrew s A McMeel) ( C o u r t e s y o f P u b lis h e r s with production and commercial 15. "Baseball." Geoffrey C . maintenance of turfgrasa In the Weekly) Florence Wagnar of the Longwood Civic League describes her antiques al a meant meeting. for ala. Items of clothing and Interesting kitchen utensils uti many, many more. Th e Longwood C iv ic League Woman's C lu b Is Interested In a d d itio n a l m e m b e rs a n d Caroline Blstllne Is In charge of m e m b e rsh ip : y o u m a y call Caroline at 830-9459. Meetings are held on the second Tuesday of the month at 1 p.m . Association to moot Th e Markham W oods Associa­ tion. Inc. will be meeting on Wednesday. Nov. 14. al 7:30 p.m. at the Neighborhood A lli­ ance Church for the purpose of electing officers and directors for the 1993 calendar year. If you are a member of the association. please plan to attend the meet­ ing o r mall your proxy by Nov. 2 In order for the election to take place. Proposed plans for Markham Woods Road and SR 434 In­ tersection to be realigned with Douglas Road for Improvement of traffic (low at that Intersection will be presented by the Florida Department i Transportation (F O O T ) on Thursday. Nov. 17. from 3:30 until 8 p.m. at the Neighborhood Alliance Church. B o th F D O T a n d S e m in o le County engineers will be avail­ able al that time to discuss the plans. You Light THe M y Fashion En Vogue Fashion En Vogue 1s the u l­ timate fashion show of the year. T h e fashions will be displayed Sunday. Nov. 6. at the Radlsaon Plaza Hotel. 80 S Ivanhoe B lvd.. Orlando. Doors open at 6 p .m . an d the show begins at 7 p .m . Presentations will be made b y E u ro Design Hair Salon. I n ­ troduced will be Toni A . Rolle of New York City. Freedom W ear Fashions. A donation of 810 in advance. Call 848-1162 for tick­ ets or 645-1368. The show Is a McNair and Black Expo produc­ tion. ( M s r v a Ha wk i n s la a Sanfordffera/d correspondent (Shay Koagal la a Sanford the Lengweed area. Phono: 333-0314.) Neal new county extension agent three-county area. Neal was previously the com­ mercial horticulture agent In Lake County for 10 years. D u r­ ing that lim e . Lake C o unty h o rtic u ltu ra l p ro d u c tio n In ­ creased nearly four-fold to Its current a n nu a l va lue of 54 m illion dollars. ‘ T h e greatest Increase b y far w as In the Wrststde Com m unity AaaoctaU n a 's C om m unity Fund-Raising Feat will be held Saturday. Nov. 5 . Dram 9 a m .-4 p m . Come and Join In this day of fun. food and activities. Get your table early to aeU and display your goods. T h e co m m u n ity la Joining in this special event. A ll religious, civic org an!rations and families are invited. Call Valerie Jones at 324-7904 far your table reserva­ tio n . S u pp ort your W rststde C o m m u n ity Association. Ja n ie Eudell is president. Jo in hands w ith neighbors, friends and fam ­ ilies. Westalde Feat will be locat­ ed at 13lh Street and Lake Avenue In Goldsboro. production ol woody ornamen­ tals and trees. Neal also had responsibility Cor vegetable crops. She was re­ cently awarded a Search for Excellence award by (he Na­ tional Association of County Agricultural Agents for her work on nutrie nt management for comm ercial vegetable produc­ tion In Ihc Lake Apopka area. Producers there have reduced application of phosphorus fertil­ izers by over 50 percent while maintaining yields and quality. Neal received her B.S. degree f r o m t h e U n i v e r s i t y of Massachusetts and her muster's and doctoral degrees from C o r­ nell University. Lake Maryd ay. Oct. 25 at the Frank Evai Center. T h e y played games w l the winners receiving Hallowct treats. T h e next senior craft day Wednesday. Nov. 2. from 9 a.i lo noon. If you have any qu< lions abour craft dav. call Paul Slevens al 324-3080 or 32 4938. T h e seniors' quilling class h begun w ork on a Canada Mu( Leaf quilt for Ihc Frank Eva Center. T h e quitters will w orkin g every Tuesday fro 9 :3 0 a.m . lo noon al Ihc cenl until Ihc quill Is complete. If y< would like lo help on Ihc qul Just slop by tht center ai Tuesday rrariy l o w Mary Rowell I ts Sanford Wert roirnspot.dent covering * || Lake Mary area Phona: 321-14 �E a c h a n tin g ly of m o tl de 'l I re c e n tly & .V ESlVt " ) . a iiu 1 whipped cream and chilled elder as Ashley opened her gift*. J u d y Orlmshaw. mother of the bride* n. recorded the gufta In the 'a album while A m y made a colorful arrangem ent a to p a paper plate to be used aa the bride's bouquet at her wedding rehearsal. Others attending were: M yra Schanel. the bride's m other. Sanford: M arycd Meeks, the bride's maternal grandmother. Sanford: and Charlene Sieg. also of Sanford. Also: Fran H am merit, cousin. Winter Park: Samantha Parker, b rid e sm a id . O rla n d o : K r is ti M eriw ether, m a id of h o n o r. Sanford: Meredith H am merit, bridesmaid. W inter Park: Charts Crugsdoerfer. New Port Richey: Peggy Finn. Palm Harbor, and C h r is t in e O r lm s h a w . P a lm Harbor. A ls o : E m m a S a m s . S t. Petersburg: Desiree D u p re y . P a lm h a r b o r : R o s e m a r y O r lm s h a w . M ic h ig a n : J a n Larsen. Cedar Falls. Iowa: and W endy Orlmshaw. Palm Harbor. K 5HHB5HZ rm m n i i i i w r e g B i n B p t o m iM o ta IttM . h » « . f e w ■ Hm ■ FFW CVIPs visit Sanford on tour i ! w |. M S Th e W oman's C lu b of Sanford was the hostess club to the annual District V II Fall T o u r of th e F lo r id a F e d e r a t io n of Women s Clubs. T h e weekend got under way with a dinner Frtday night at the unique Higgins House In the H isto ric D is tric t of S a n fo rd where Burt and W alt Padgett opened up their cha rm in g Victo­ rian home to 17 guests. Th e entourage were very impressed wtth the elegance of the lovely old restored home. T h e Padgetts served a splendid dinner with C ra b Im p erial a n d C h ic k e n Marsala aa the entrees. Arriving from Miam i to attend the 3-day event was Bert Alberti, president of the G F W C Florida Federation of W om en's Clubs. A n n James, second vice presi­ dent of the F F W C . Aubum dale. also attended aa w w ll aa other state and District V U officers. Others attending the dinner were: Charlotte Sm ith, past club president, and also past F FW C Sanford W om an's C lub : Libby Prrvalt. Marty Colcgrove. past club president: Pat Footer, past c lu b p r e s i d e n t : M a r g a r e t S trid d en . Viola Fran k. Chris Bums, Leesburg: Laura Dennis. Oviedo: Pat Brooks. Jean Metis, past c lu b p re s id e n t: Em m a Ta a p k e n . L e e sb u rg : V irginia S h e l t o n . U m a t i l l a : D e b ra Cerveeo. W inter Park and Tina Lee. president of the Sanford Jun io r W om an's C lub. O n S a tu rd a y , the Sanford W om an's C lu b was the site of the meeting w hen 91 women made reservations to attend the District VU Fall T o u r. S a n fo rd O p t im is t C lu b . Is ecstatic these days over the overw helm ing success of the 30th A n n u al Seminole County High School Band Festival. Th e Sanford Herald and Sanford O p ­ timists were co-sponsors of the colorful event when the highstepping band memebrs strutted th e ir s tu ff last weekend at Oviedo H ig h School. Six high school bands received trophies to the rousing cheers of the (ana. T r o y State University Band, the “ Sounds of the S o u th" was the exhibition band and Peggy said. “ Th e y were out- C IN E M A S '^ if iiiZ S "W b b m f EBc % �T H T z g rB w N L »m M T m* Pmo4lkxji rirvrlnonH nlt i r t Indtratrd for you in th r th ra d Vault benefit both thing* you'd do yourself h a m arrangements other* begun that Include you. v r« from and have " ijci : - r ' n u i ii.inn ii in -jiin n • iii.il i mu nunu nnnn I n / i n n i i u r i f 'i jr ii (•:? i (ii u i ;i if .1 ii i i x n MM Linri *l | f i Ilf1 •*,iv i: • •r ' •: in v : f ”.[ i JfRMl V 1 n; ’ •••i jf 1 ;i it H . i f i M i « hi m n i 1 r i(’ ':u ii(. :-:r i m i •ll.HRf 1 i in nc-H.in ur -ui * m u n n n n f c o W P (Ort. 24-Nov 22) You'd have the opportunity to­ day to mahr a (avaroMr tmprra*tun on peraon* Important to your future plan* Cultivate throe associations. Scor pio, treat youraetf to a birthday gtfl Send far your AatroOrnph predtntorw far thr year ahrad by malting •1.29 to AatroOaph. tfo itu* ‘1* W a^Bpr r• rt> /U\ h i | ja r k> ItkK _i— l • 4 0 3 . >v€V York. N Y. I0IS3 Be aurr to ■late your rodtar sign lA O R T O m (Nov. 23-Dvr. 21) Two important obfrettvea are achievable today If you give C tX tf5 iC h O iY Q U K W a c * N C TDU K TO 3£T TIC CLOCKS 6ACJL. BU C K YOU MCMT TO BED? UXMNbfl AiJLVU* Jo tn l venture* kmk more pro­ m ising than usual today. If you are presently in vo lve d in a coalition that *rem* profitable, gtve N your beat *hot. m C S S (Feb 20-M arch 20 1 Y o u r beat asset today i« your abtllty to bring divergent Intereat* together You're capable of planning It In a w ay advan­ tageous to all. * * * * * (March 21-Aprtl IUI If you've been contem plating a change that could improve con­ ditions at work. teat It out today while there Is leas outside Inlet fere nee than usual ▼ DOUT LET HIM [ fOCXWJ HE‘5 ) V hm p . \y f y— I HI'S JUST ^ jn A LOUSY SftUJER T A U R U S (A p ril 2 0-May 20| M ahr notr of any frlrn d who goes out of his/her tray to treat you kindly today so I h r gesture ra n b r repaid. These events srr sign Meant. O B M O n (M ay 2 l^ lu n c 201 Y ou are in s good cycle fur end results, so If there Is something you've been wanting to sueceaafuUy c u o rlu d r. do It today white th r odds are w ith you. C A J f C S S (Ju n e 2 1-July 22) This la a good day lo balance the bnohs foe aortal oblige liana. A r­ range something impromptu far the people yo u owe L S O {J u ly a .V A u g 221 You re now In a lucky cycle financially and materially Even arrangetnenl* I ha l are presently prof­ itable can be Improved upon h * I I I Sr m J L — 1 • 'M itv M a awI 1 careful not lo be heavy- handed in earcutlng outers Use a light * touch. } I N (J u ly 23-Aug. 221 T h is ? could he a auiienaMy gratifying day tor you tf profit to your motivation. You may And ways to accumulate In twa areas. v V IM O I A u g . 23-Sept. 2 2 ) 1 Y o u r poaalbilmea for advancing > y o u r self-interests are better • than usual today. Without being u n d u ly selfish, push for what's * * * “ T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) Your powers of persuasion are strong today. You could br very adroit at bringing your opposi­ tion around to your way of thinking O f M IN I (May 2 1-June 201 • ! L IM A IS e p l. J 3 -O c l. 3 3 ) ' Stu d y your financial affairs In/ detail today. You might be able to find better ways u> gam what you desire. Don't take situations for granted. C C e s v r ls M iM t N IW 1 0 A M * 11 ^l^-^t1i f AUS IN JOHOieV Tke IW P \o V C T H , H * a lt W l - f by J im D a v is M A V K WE CAN UNFREEZE OCR FACE* IF WE J 0 9 T RELAX S H IIG H TH AT'S BETTER )> MV NOSE ^2!2_r>'Vasffi tJtMPMf* iO l\ The fifth edition of "Th e Of­ ficial Encyclopedia of Bridge" has been published by the Am er­ ican Contract Bridge League (•41-20 for A C B L members: • 4 5 .2 0 for n o n -m e m b e rs : 800 264 2743). T h r hook Is packed with almost 1.000 pages of Information about the game and Its leading personalities. Whenever I need lo know some­ thing about bridge, this Is usually the first place I look. Have you heard of Ih r Pill Coup? Neither had I until I was l o o k i n g t h r o u g h t he e n ­ cyclopedia for u deal lo usr In this column. The bidding wouldn't inert with universal satisfaction, e s p e c i a l l y In t o d a y ' s flvr-card-m ajor environment. Bui the play's Ih r thing, as someone probably oner wrolr. East won the first trick with the hcurl arc and returned Ihr suit, hoping partner could ruff. After winning with the king, declarer cashed the spade ace. dropping East's queen. At the same lime, though. South was rarrful lo unblock dummy's spade right. Declarer continued w ith i h r ace and another diamond. Weal switched lo a low club, dum m y discarding a red rnrd. After winning with the club ace. East re turned a lop heart, hoping fatally In weaken South's trum p holding. Dut declarer ruffed with the spade king. Next. South led th r spade seven und underplayed dum m y's six Then came a spade to dummy's nine followed by the spade jack, on w hich S o u th ' discarded hla blocking high diamond. T h r Iasi three tricks were won with dummy's remaining diamonds. The name Is urbllrary. result­ ing from the use In whlsi literature of names like Pill ui\d Chathar players, Opening lead: •» by Leonard Starr w t T t s s n o h a s t y e a r r e NO OJTER > twin* UP -VME m e r e W G5CW HON ABOUT CUTE COSTUMES/ANN AND AftCY MICKEY AMD FC* THE UM HON ABOUT MlHNlE HWVOUEEN jV SMURFS ? ' party _ J sw . it ^ THAT’S EVItM \ m COMSlDtRlNG ROBOTMAH, \ DEPENDS CUTER!TOO OC)iN(aA&R UlCTlfAOF NHATRE Tt*)l CMWHAT COULD K l OF A STOMACH VIRUS AS? / YOU TWO k GOOFY* A ------ I . ____________ , TV y | V OECIDE ..1 P0N*1 KNOW O H f TTOY HOW LONG THOM n*Lf*j* AfflMYE MEN ENOUGH... THEM. PASTOR... m chance fM£Y COUIO t t Attn... a otf to p r.. rw I 50** TM NG~I PtWT ttA U Jt THEM f �s 1 _L iT- Don't Let High Rental Rates Eat Up Your Budget ^ f& yfy / 4 Pufelk I k v * *t taminata Cavafy, Flarl*a. ant any Shop our classified pages for the rental home or opt. ju st right for you. Sanford Uerald m h m �, Sanford Haratd, Sanford, Florida - Sunday, October W. 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CM/A. family raaiw. a'brlch PHASE I MOVE-IN 1 9 Security Dtpoilt *150 O ff m H onlta Bint S'I 323-5774 St. Croix Apartments 3 2 1 -7 3 0 3 On Lake Emma Road • Lake Mary HOURS. M r . 0 6 »S A T . 10 ■S • SUM CLOStD fte COME ONIN! (p/a) affordability! (p/b) space! |p f c ) g r e a t lo ca tio n ! ( p /d ) f u n ! ( p /e ) a ll o f th e a b o v e ! 1 Months Rent FREE Osei \ 11 Month least C o e villa APARTMENTS SatX^Ridgewood Ave., S an fo rd Country Lake Apartments Mate your teUday aeaaos M b fcy ekbrattort Is a teM tiiti eew apaitmea borne. We hare a wide variety of twoaad three tedroon •are tote perfect far yoa. Call today or about oar Chrfatnaa Qhre yoonetf aa extra reaaoa to enjoy 2714 Ridgewood Avt. 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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>, October 30, 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/ad4a829e087c17e81a06472e2cd717c3.pdf 4fa8b0ec76ddc27c7655d74907060e9b PDF Text Text December 11, SUNDAY _____________■ 1994 7 5 C e n ts S a n f o r d H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Semlnola County tinea 1908 BMH Year. No 98 • Sanford. Florida WS DIGEST 1 11 " m IN S ID E _______________ 1 Local Psychic detective Je rry S ( r » ail dint and r t m r h u k lo Ilf** Mr d lw m r r r d lalrr In ( h a i r p r r r l n u a m a m r n li . h r had gained nol juat lllr bock. but a pavrhk ability h r use* (o help la w r n l u i r r m r n l agrnctr* solve dlffk ult i-rtmr* Mr la currently w orkin g on a l a k r Mar> ra a r lh a l r r ‘lri!hd *n * Ch,l‘1 * Jarry Slawart M m him lixla, and rrad what our readers •ay about law enhm em enl agrnctr* uwu« payrhlr* lo anlvr crime* B o r t | « 9A. □ S p o rts Unbeaten no more Ta x b a ttle : G e t r e a d y Answers for 24 percent Cut.... countywide increase? what? newcomer H and, M ir th <lijtrrti.cn of Ih r I'ornmiMkon "A ilrm j/kxtlon •lay la turning «\hru Ih ry arr going lo h a «r lo drat with thla T h ry w rrr warned of thla two ,ra ra ago " The concern la ovrr a projected 91 '27 Int rr* w in lltr current 9*t V I laa ralr County staffers aay Ih r In rrra a r la n r r d r d lo ro n lln u r tu rrrn l |trngram« and lo p m ,id r mot try lur Ih r alar, of Ih r hlg Ik krl county building program Iliai program Iwgina nral yrar ailth ih r r u t u r u t i M i ttf ihr 910 million Public Safety Hultding al h t f 1‘tHnia alrrady firojrcied m to*i |0 lo 30 ,«rti rn i m orr dur to •pare n rrd oversight* Anulhrr 1:1(1 iniillon may hr *prnl in Ih r follow Ing two yrar* to rapantl Ih r rourt ty j . m ar k b a r p iil d Ha»a*d San tor SlaM Writer S A M O H H — U rt rra«l> lor a ntrrrv tialllr n r t l yrar tt*rf Sr ml n>4r County laara W uh a preliminary pro)rriinn of a 24 perreni « , Hint, wide lax ralr irv ira w n ra l yrar i h > k rd n un miaalonrra w rrr •« rambling for an •wrta thla w rrk Aiming I hr fund lltK w a m ra likrly lo I r discussed n ra l yrar include Ib r 4 percent laa on unlrtc m poraird ullllly htlla and a alormwairr I n " I ilnn l think Ih rrr'a enough vote* lo ratw (h r ullllly laa or any other laa. u t il CornmfcMkMier Du k Van Drr W rld r "E ve ryth in g * on lltr table." wild htnrar Construction drill and I wo othrr bond prupaxal* will ailtl 91 million a yrar lo Ih r county's drtu ra p m a r T h r btg laa htkr may rraull from two yrar* of itttm n M k m rrlurtanc r lo a rrr)it a ullllly la* Irw rra w and allow incxterate la* Increase* u y t •tail A * lrrp tu l In lltr propmed la* hlkr buffer reserve* la«i * rtt look a wav a tax-bite t o«hton ilr •igned lo anfirtt n r « l yrar • In crease I wa* aSir to k rrp !M al Ih r U l lir Irvrl, plu* I had Ihr utility la* in there." *ald D r mil* J o y n r r at ling Imtlgrt d im lor Ih r |xHitl of II wa* lhal hreauar « r had wirnr resources lo tlatitti Ih r Int rraar t*r could k rrp Ih r la* ralr al lltr *amr lr*rl ” T h r explanation gor* aomrihlng likr ihi* la*i yrar. rtimml**ionrr* r r f u a rd C o u n t y M a n a g rr H an Rabun's pro|»i*al lo inrrraar ihr Aea T a a ra . Pag* BA •m Pag* IB * By NICK PPBIFAUF A dult entertainm ent laws Herald Stall Writer L O N G W O O D — T h r proposed adult rntrr la ln m rn l ordinance will grt Ihr once m n oner again Monday aa city tottirmsalonet* dlaruaa Ih r proposal wtlh an allornry Imtn Ihr Metropolitan liu rra u o f ln»r*ligallon Jo a rp h C ocrhla rrlla Mill a**i«iani alair a llo rn ry. will m m with rlly commissioner, al thr 6 p m work *r**k»n lo discuss Ih r proposed ordinance which ha* bren In the work* for about a year The commissioner* sought input (rum CocchtarrIU. whu wurkrd on ih r Orangr County adult entertainment ordinance bring S A N FO H D — T h r nrw ground handling service* al Sanlord airport will provide local ydi* olftt iul* *u> Universal A , union Service* ln< ha* announced signing an agerr menl w ith ih r Sanlord Airport r 4 r r i yr ■ ■# ’ ' By J . MARK BAKPIBLO Herald Senior Stab Writer Give the gift ot life S A N F O H D — T h r Sanlord M o w jtaxi Palmetto A vr . la Inviting Ih r public in donate blood (or Ihr Central Florida lllood Hunk In anticipation of n rrd over Ih r N rw Year * holiday. A donation station will lie art op on D ri u» from S O p m al ih r lodgr Compiled from atari raporia a l ; v. f • • —- • * 1 l a ' 2 '' NOT A CREATURE WAS STIRCIN6, EXCEPT FOR THE POS WHO WAS EATIN6 ALL THE LEFTOVER THANKS6IVIN6 TURKEY. Aulhortiy lo provide airline paaaen grr ground tiandling service* al ih r new ( r n lr a l F lo rid a H rg io n a l Alrp*rt Irrm lnal universal'* G rn rru l Managrr al C F H A I* J r l Lift InlrrnalWmal. IJLtl. an an line m anagrm rni and market ing company experienced In all See A irp o rt. Page BA Cops seek limping man after shootout A uaadaaamMkl a i i aa Miciuuoiiy A Uongwnod ordinance regulating adult huai nesses wa* proposed aftrr Ihfre la d y acrub parlor* oprnrd in ih r clly in rapid *urre*akm T h r city commission unprsed two moratorium* on any additional adult typr bu»lnr**e* opening while Ih r ordinance waa drafted Seminole C o unty *taff prr iltrI thr n m t for a 34 p rrtrn t la* Int »ra*r nr*t yrar to raise 9 1 , 5 million lur t u rrrn l p m gram* and a building |irogram Your m iM km a* an tmagl nary t ounty ruinm laaltinrr rllm tnalr Ih r la* inrrraar W ith an o ,rra ll litidgrt of 944 , million Ih lrlrrn and a half mill i« liu lr morr than a drttp H lghl'* Nol r * a r t l y C o u n ty w idr p ro p rrty la a ra only account lot 94k million In A re C u la . Page SA Airport adds ground service B rig h t and s h in in g se a s o n O V IE D O — T h r Oviedo bo,* bM kelball and Lym an boy* *orcrr Irani* both suffered thru Ural b w u n of Ih r season Frida, night • By J MARK B A R F IE LO Matak) San tot Stall Wnf a» , -J t • /V )• i t i • . . . > ' ** - * 4 • w a c H M c titp im a iw i Chriatmaa laahvihas In downtown Sanlord wouldn't b « complete without lighting tha lights on lha live Chriatmaa Iraa in Magnolia Mall Saturday evening Tha olliclal traa lighting followed one colorful parade on land and preceded the aecond. boats on Lake Monroe S A N FO H D — Srm tnoir County Investigator* are seeking Grrgory Leo n a rd M ill*, w a n ird in th r •hootoui In front of Southwr*! Food Market last Saturday "Ju* l look (or tlie man w uh a lim p." *ald Ed McDonough. * h rrt!r• spokesman Mill* 34. wa* wounded In Ih r Irll Irg d u r in g what inve stigato r* believe was a revenge shooting with another man Although Mills wrtil lo Central Florida Hrgional Hospital lor trra im rn t. McDonough said hr Irfl brforr hi* wound wa* tended During Ih r ahooilng on Southwest H o a d . M c D o n o u g h *ald M ill* exchanged aevrral *hoi* with a man In a nrarby car Three vehicle* w rrr •truck and one round *hatirrrd ih r window of the nrarby markrt Mills wa* ih r only |irr*on struck, said McDonough Invrsllgalor* believe Ihr shooting started as a revenge T h r y lirllrv r Mill* roblird the other man thr night bclorr and Ih r man nought to grt bark al him Q rtgory Mill* Mills is wanted (or shooting Into a vrhlc Ir. aggravalrd tultery. armed robbery. possession ol a firearm by a convicted Irion, use of a firearm during ih r commission of a felony, and grand ihrft Mills Is desert tied as black, six fret, two inches tall, weighing 215 A re Suspect. Page BA Santa arrives: Parade rivals any anywhere Dec. 11 14 shopping days to Christmas IN D E X Business...... Classifieds... ...10-1 SB Nation................. Comles.......... . S-7B0 IIt| | School Scan*... Crossword... Deer Abby.... Osalhe.......... Editorial........ Florida.......... Gradually cooling Today M o s tly tunny. High in the upiier 70* In iirnund HO L ig h t w in d hem m ing nor I In a,I 5 in lO m p h For m »ra waafhar, aaa Papa t A By VICKI DaBORMIBR Herald Staff Writer SA N FO H D — llum|irr lo bumper, wall lu wall people lined Ih r waterfront In Sanford on Saturday afternoon lo sec Santa com r to town. Ahead ol Ih r Jolly Old Elf. Ih rrr was a parade In rival any around Mauds Irum Seminole. Lym an and Lake Mary high schools. Sanford and Lakrvlcw middles schools and Midway. Goldsboro and Pine Crrsi elementary sc hools played Christmas carols and danced ih rlr way along th r routr Sparkling srcpiln* and gllltrrlng latnr III Ih r way lor Santa. "IT* Ihr prc-Mrsl thing I ever saw." said Ja m lr l.lthgow. 7 of Sanford "I ra n 'l wall lo s rr Santa Mr'* MM IMtl ” Lorrlla Marshall. 9, said shr didn’t "g lv r a flip" about Santa, hul shr had c ome to s rr ih r liand* and I lie* dam n s "I want In lx on the Da/zlers (SMS dancr learn) w hrn I grt oldrr and I go rv r r y w h r r r I ran lo wale h Ihcm .’*slir said T h r parade was Ird by G rand Marshall G rric h rn Schapkrr. piinrip.il of Srm tnoir High S c I mmiI. who Inought cheers from Ihr crowd. Shrrlll Don Ksllugrr. Mayor Hrttyc Sm ith and C lly Com m lsBioner A .A . M cClanuhan were among Ih r othrr dlgnllarlr* In Ih r paradr. Drrlk Islrr. H. r lir r r r d wildly as h r saw Ihr Seminole High I m ik I march proudly near thr Iron! of Ih r intrude Mr said hr didn't know anyone in th r Ixind See Parade, Page BA >ca iBiini n i i wj Kgrp a ---I wRBWHR — »— nt»NB Hundreds of spectators lined the streets along Christmas Parade, which Included the lakofront Saturday lo watch the annual horse from Rio Bella Farms e miniature SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 , _____________ . ______________________ ______________________ •• �OecpmtMt 11, 19U4 Sortto*d Hi'Hil, !>4nl(ml. flood* I* NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE FLORIDA BRIEFS Property owners file lawsuit Sale of Alaqua country club center of dispute Plug pulled on Blockbuster park F O R T I.A I'D K IIIU I.K Hit* c t>lla|«*r of IH ih khosirr I'.tik doesn't mean >111 end in II W a yn r Hut/rnga • goal in build a horhcy arena lint th.n development in «rra ha* tx-rn thwarted O n Friday Ih r plug was pulled nn i Im* pro| toned $| hillinn entertainment and *|tori* rt)ftt|)lrx hy MIih khustrr F n lrrtu m ntrni Group .mil 11 new (M tm t ro n iim in lc iU u n i g u m Viacom Inc Th e company- riled ih r [talk's lolly price tag and lengthy construction |tr rlml for the d n lila n Ih ilm ig a li.nl dreamed up Ih r p.itk in *hnwta*r I WO nl hi* three prolr-sstmi.cl sport* learn 4 Tlie altmrtlnn wa* billed .14 a m ini DUtu-y W orld and would lw » r Included *(>oMs arena* a Ih rn ir |turk. (Urn and music studio* a vinual frailly n m u w m rn i renler. iheairr«. rrntau rant* and retail store* Th e National llockry League's Florida Panther* and major lean or liaarlwill 4 Florida Marlin* w rrr to play there l he Marlin* will *tay at Joe Hobble Stadium where lltil/rng.c * other team, the N Fl. * Miami Dolphin* reside However, the I'anlhrr* mav *till move hum downtown Miami Hulzrnga *av* hr will rev 1*11 a handlut nl 4ntallrr *lles he wa* rcaisldrrlng IH month* ago before III* prntnl4r to build a h u rkrv arena IktlliMntetl into plan* tor a 2 Non a< re «|4>rt* And entertainment merca ■y SANDRA I U I O T T Maraid Slab Writer l.O N (lW O O f) Five Alatpia piuywitv owners have (lied soli 10 prrvcn t the pm|»>*rd sale «»f It* country club to a Canadian c o m p a n y te a rin g It w o u ld change ilirlr lifestyle In Ih r rxcItiBlvr development located 011 Markham Wood* Hoad T h r pl.untitl* arr attempting to sto p A laqua d evelopers. West bury development Inr and Westhurv Alaipia Inr horn sell Ing Ihr country d u b In tTuhl.irik Carp of Ontario for S7 8 million The corjtnraltnn own* a chain of got! courses and rnemtier* usr any of the ('lu h l.m k n m r w T he pto|«Mrd sate using (can mou slot k In Chihl.lnk and a note w h kh is Inlrrrst free lor '2 I f2 yean* rrcjuttr* no 1 ash The resident* claim the sale price l* Inflated lo prevent them Imm rx rrrism g their option to buy the i lot) from thr c!rvrlo|irr before It I* sold In an outside concern A more tralisiic value for the proprrtv I* U N million tlie v r (aim Alaqua I* a ptlvalr guarded ccwnmuully but II thr d u h house lac little* air wild thru made available lo non rraldeni*. It would tHilden tlie road* *rrurtty »v*trm and allow *ltaugers In roam thr sttrrts resident* fear T h r plaimilt* also *jcet eclair tlie sate would allow W rstburv In market It* adjarrnl development hv offering Alaipta rlu b mem bershlp* bringing more non resident* into the <om m unlly H ie homeowner* have re ip tested a circuit Judge sleep flee pettysneil Dec III inerting at whN h the developer want* them to dec Ide ll Ihev will buy the c lull l he re sklent* hope lo Inly the c lu b lac ihtle* lo prevent the l->**ihility <>f future sale and In turn increasing property value* Nurse tests negative for HIV IN V ER N ESS — A male nur*r . hargrd with rapine five anrw lhrtUrd female [latlrnt* In a hospital rreovrry room ha* tested nrgatlvr lire the AIDS viru* iiro rd ln it to a *tate laboratory report Bruce Alan Voting 45. wa* ordered to undergo the tr*t after he wa* .irrr*trd In CViotier and more than 70 other women come forward with fear* they too were attacked in the Cttru* Memorial Hospital reroverv rnmn Young wa* arrr*ted aflrr another nwr*r reporretl *rrtng hint hall-nude on top of a an unconscious IN tra r -old girl H r wa* later charged w llh the lour other rount* of srxual ttaller* Young ha* pleaded mnoreni and remained failed Saturday Sniper in witness protection program F T L A I’BEHDAI.F. — A *nt|ier killed hy poller after he fired more than I NO »hor* from hi* apartment halronv w a* once fn the government * witne** protection program and at one point legally changed hi* name to .lame* Bond, court record* and a federal official *ald Marie Km ttao *ald her husband got a gun and opened fire Tuesday night on police after the government thwarted hi* plan to go bounty hunting in Haiti Jame* D Krt»ttan. 54. wa* killed by a police *harp*hootrr after he shot at |tolicrmrn with an assault n O r from ht* IOth floor condominium a (tan merit Kristian wa* known a* Waller C . Billing* before changing ht* name legally to Jam es Bond, according to report* from the (Vision Cliotie In 1'I78 he wa* a key witness In a trial of two former Boston based agrnt* of the I Hug Enfort rm rn i Administration record* show- The .tgrni* wrre convlrted of *truigglmg drug* and *el||ng secret* from the f )E A '» master computer American Summit: Drug war MIAMI — l.«utdrr» ul countries that produce the world's ( ik ame used the America* Sum m it on Saturday a* a formal to prr%« for rich, drug-consuming nations to bear more of thr burden In the war on drug* Peruvian President Alberto Fujim on (ailed th r U S led war on drug* a "disaster." Fujim ori said U S strulrgle* promoting crop substitution eradicating drug pmdut lug plants and financing I™ al law enforcement agent le* have failed and wr should go on b um there ’ T h e Peruvian president made the comment* in an Interview with Th e Miami Herald saying he didn’t ia r r If they irritated President Clinton T h e leader* of drug produc trig countries are becoming Increasingly outspoken In expressing their views that current strategies aren't working to reduce the dnig trade In his opening summit remark* Saturday, Bolivian President Gon/alo Sanchez criticized 'the wralthlrr nations of the world which finance the trade with their high levrlsof demand Colombian President Ernesto Samper, who has four bullets lodged In his body Im m an assassination attempt linked to traffickers, ha* rrjtealrdly said he dorsn'l want ht* nation turned Into a "Vietnam Irt the w ar against drug* “ Samper plannrd to propose a strategy at the summit taler Saturday to combat money laundering An estimated *300 billion In Illicit profit* from drug running and other crimes are laundered annually a< ros* the globe much of It through Ih r financial Institution* of dey eloped countries , From Associated Press reports Cash 3 84 5 P l»y 4 48-35 LOCAL FORECAST Fie u r n Second Cleee Rote*]* Feld et Senior*. Florid* end eddd-onei meii.ng emcee Foelmaeler Send eddreee chenyet to TH E SANFORD H t R ALO. F 0 l o r 1S4T, Senior*. FL U l t M U t SuSecnprion Ret** (Deity S Swvdty) Horn* Delivery Uni 1 Month* | tlU 134 00 S Month* U S 00 144 00 1 Veer STSOO I M 00 Florid* Retidentt m a t p*» r x **•• lex In edddion to ret** ebov* Rhone (407) U l M t l The Slinet Iphrr lamlly had a larm down In Ih r valley, but in order for the children lo be able to attend this school, they moved up on the mountain to Grandview. They ton ttnurd to larm In the valley and my granddad also cqierated a general More In Grandview I have heard m any wonderful stories about this school, and lo attest to It* Influence on Its students, they continue lo hold annual reunion* even (hough It closed In 1920 when public *c hooU came to the ■ ur.c Only a lew former student* are still living, hui some manage to return earh year My dad graduated In 1920 and went lo Piedmont ('allege that fall Tw o of his sister* had graduated from there, one of whom was leaching home economics there at the lime An older brother. Jrase, decided to also attend Piedmont that year, so the two of them roomed together and both graduated In I92N A* you can tell, tht* I* where Marie See B tln e cip b e r. Page 8 A ,nd>(*i* piteew in, t M ONDAY P tly c ld y 82-62 MOON PHASES NEW Dec. 2 O FLORIDA TEMPS car Mi A|t*(*tfu<ee* Ddyton* *••<* f< U a iC K i Ferl W,kc M»m*cH*d JlKtton.ll!* i**«i#*d Mignil few oic U o uic r*-i*s*cw* TptrtpHi V*'0 tl*MS W Pew 1m <(i FULL Dec. IS u M n V •3 n V M t) •0 •i n •1 V SI M ** yf w 4) u u n It u M •1 a 14 II PC V T M 00 00 M r IS » •1 00 00 T X 5J T TU ES D A Y P tly c ld y 52 62 C F IR S T Dec. 9 (» LAST Dec. 25 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves a ir I 2 h v i and < happy. T h e current Is to the south Water IrmjM'nilurc Is 70 degree* New Sm yrna Beach: Waves ■ire 1 2 Irrt and choppy The current Is lo ihr south. Water temperature Is 7 1 degrees. ----------------- W EDNESDAY P tly c ld y 82-62 TH U R SD AY P tly c ld y H 2 - 6 2 TIDES M ONDAY SOLUNAR T A B L E : Mill 12 10 •i in . 12 NO p m . M.ij (i 40 a in 7 05 (i m. T ID E S : Daytona Beach: highs, 3:25 a m . 3 4-1 pm low*. 9:46 u in , 9 57 p m Beach: high* 3:30 a in., 3 49 p h i . lows, 9 51 a hi 10 02 p in Coco* Beach: highs, 3:45 a.in.. -I 04 p in lows, 9 0 0 u in.. 10:17 p.rn New S m y rn a BOATING St. A u g u stin e to J u p it e r Inlet Smalt craft exercise caution Sunday: W ind shilling north­ west to north 20 knots Seas to 7 fret Bay and Inland waters <happy Numerous shower* and I h underlet arm* Sunday night Wind north to northeast 20 knots. Seas to 7 feet except higher In thr Gulf Stream Bay and In la n d w aters cha p py Scattered showers 1 Monday M orning fog thru partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Low* in Ihc mtd 50* north to mid 60* south. Highs In thr lower HO» Tuesday; Morning log then partly cloudy with a chance ol shower* Lows In the 60* Highs tn the upper 70* Wednesday: Partly cloudy with u chance of shower*. Lows In the upper NO* to the lower (SO* Highs In Ih r u p p rr 70s 1 totuotey by The Santotd H«<*to Inc. 100 N. french Av* . tenlord. Since I began writing this column. I have been Irvin g to get all m y scrapbook* and other memorabilia organized and Into one part of ih r house so it will hr raster for tnr to use | haven't quite *ucceeded. hut am getting there* I recently unearthed some scrapbook* diaries, r t r of m y parents — I know there arc other* somewhere — so tbought I'd use these resource* to write about ac tivities in Sanford during the lair 1920* and 1930* In order for you to understand Ihr sort of things dial w rrr Important for them lo save, today. I ni going to givr you a short biography of m y parrnt*' lives My mother. Marie Sirm per. was horn near Butte. Montana on Oct. 31. 1904 She moved lo Sanford In 1913 with her parent*. Clara ami John Stem per. slstrr. Glad vie. aged four, and brother. Jack, aged right month* H r brother, Bill, was born In Sanford In 19Hi Jo hn S trm prr wa* a butcher who worked at Hubert* Grocery and later owned Strm prr Meat Market Icicatrc! at 111 W Ftr»l St The family first lived nearby at 507 W Flist St then moved lo 1305 W T h ird St Mv mother entered third grade al Sanford Gram m ar School and graduated In 192.1 from Sanford High School then located al N inth and i'alitictlo Since her lutnily belonged to the First Congregational Church, she went to one of that drnomlna Hull's schools. Piedmont College Ul De­ murest. Ga.. that fall My dad. Martin Sttnrrlphrr. wa* horn ()c t 7. 1901. in Khea County. T r im . Ihc ninth of 10 children Public school* were scarce In easl Tennessee at that time, so in IHM4. the A m e ric a n M issionary Association had establshed Grandview Normal Institute, a mostly boarding sc hool In I he small m m m unlty of Grandview nri Walden’s Hldge s X O K I) * n i Iu rv3 »y • vcvpC Herald Correspondent EXTENDED OUTLOOK Sunday. December t1 1994 Vol 87. No 96 k ■ r G R A C E M. STINECIPH8R THE WEATHER S a n fim l H e r a ld Xu M O Parents’ books a source for life in 20s, 30s l M IA M I Hero are the w in n lnp numbers selected Friday in the Florida Lottery 12 wee* clas* Burd sa*d the students teamed about propulsion, speed end Other principal* ol physic* through the *ipertm*nt Burd (lab photo) sals up the race The winner (right photo) t* In view, (he other is loti in a cloud ol smoke The Way We Were > LOTTERY The* students in Jim Burd* Exploring Technology class at Laxe*taw Middle School in Sanford teamed a tun latson in the design and construction ot miniature race car* The carbon d'Oode powt'ed vehicle* were mad* by (he students In the FR ID A Y P tly c ld y 80 62 STATISTICS Sunset.., S u n rise . .5:29 p.m. .7:06 a.rn. s -W •"* ev**"*^' ca. Atllfllg B«*on C'hif #QO Cotuvsbuv OP* Com at a >. H n*ti*l F I (Serfs D*"r*» Oh W> >»( 0*iro*t P c ir to H i Peroo Hanoi Houston ind,en«eoi,t Jettten M u t 4un**u Kencet Citr l e t Vvgtc Laiie Heck Lot An*el*t •1 tc I) it V Jt 41 V M 00 ;• u •J 40 H J0 M 50 «* n u M«P| l l Peuc icetsvtii* He* Or Went »<»* Yort c a t PSitedvipHi* P hM Aii PilttburgS Pordend V . r . Pori (end Or* p fw M m c s ^ a k*' Q* Ovrhsm M«b>d ca* R*no HiCSmend 1*<rem*fllo Sen Frenciwe 1*n Ju*n p H Senu Fe SI Si* M*r>* S*«(ll* Ip o iv s SvOKut* S . i h i n j ofi D C ej H *i 41 44 •0 10 M u 41 4t » 44 17 to 1C •4 M U 4S u jr 4? L* Frc 04rk 14 ttff rn 11 H It «lf >1 4f ttr IX IT S4 «dr 14 (If w •1 (tff 7» u c*r IS os (d r 11 01 dr 77 to <*r IS Jt Of 11 10 Of ot id f H C*4 V dr 41 It c»r it Of n IS id f if II (dy 11 (d r 44 11 tdf M at$ rt (d r 7* dr Of X Jt IS 41 14 n 7) » i edr M cEt II (d r 71 clr 7T (d r 47 cd'ir U 01 edr 1« Of i/> 7$ 01 H rn 11 It ei id f u Ul 11 14 Ot �B*n!or0 POLICI B M W I Suspect In lln tu p Hanlon) jki IIi r arrested .lark Hnormond Mullla 24 llotrd as tuimeleaa following an Investigation Into several u w i during the jiast month Mullla waa rejiorledly Identified liy virtlma of the varkma <rm ira during a lineup T h u today at thr Sanford jmllre station In onr raar Mullla waa acr used of taking a ihtim arml automatic handgun from thr vehicle of a man wlw gavr him a rtdr a! 25th Strrrt and Sanford A vrn u r on Nov IS In connection with thr Incident. Mullla waa rhargrd with grand thrft of a flrrarm On Dec 4. hr waa auapr< trd of having atolrn a i ar kry whlc h hr uard to lakr a briefcase with • ISO In raali from a vehicle For that Incident hr waa rhargrd with burglary to a ro n v ry a tu r and grand thrft Police alao found hr waa wanted on a w an ant for violation ol probation on a prrvtoua ronvk lion of grand thrlt Domestic violence charges llalarl M ura r yullii tir 211. and flla w llr Jud y Manure/ 24 l*rth ol 2837 Hunlakr Circle. I^ikr Mary w rrr arrratrd by Seminole County dejmile* Wednesday on domraUc vkilenre charges 'Jut I it-he told drputtra hla wtfr at rate hrd hla la ir fiam trrr aald h rr huaband struck hrr <hrrk Ikith w rrr arrratrd on domratk vkilente Iwttrry charge* Battery, aggravated assault Thomas M aliolm llm w n 23 677 Muaay Mr a m b Court. Li mg w nan] waa arrratrd on Itatlrry and aggravalrd aaaatilt domratk vkilrnr r charge* W rdnraday aftrrmion llrtm n a atatrr rrjm rtrd to Seminole County drputtra hr aboard and hit h rr and puahn) hrr to thr ground, rauatng hrr to bump brr brad on thr flrtur of tbrtr garagr Drown aald hla atatrr ahovrd him flrat T l»r rtrpuly rejmrted aflrr Hrown waa takrn lo Seminole Courtly Jail afir overheard him trll hla rnothrr that hr plannrd to {hla aiatrrl up bad and ihrn Ira vr thr atatr The deputy further reported hearing Drown *ay "Me tould have killed her today ’ Dom estic violence assault Jonathan C Camptiell. 30. and hla alater. Genea A Garvin 14. both of 2213 Droadway Ave Sanford w rrr arrratrd on a domraik violence aooault charge by Srtnlntrir County drpultra W rdnraday T h r lr mother rr|iortrd Camptwll threatened Garvin with hla flat and ahr tb rrw vaar* at him Shoplifting charges Sandra Jo Muggtna 2ft 7 )0 O a m la Drive. Sanford waa arreatrd on a ahophftlng c barge by Sanford polke W rdnraday Fmployre* of the H llr Aid. 243ft S Orlando Drive irpoflrd seeing brr leave without paying for three cart orla of« igarrtira Incidents reported to the sherllf BUR OL A R IE S AMD T H E f T S • Lakewood at thr Crusainga near l-akr Mary camcorder valued at $640 reported taken from a truck sometime Wednesday between 11 a m and 3 p m • 1200 North Hart Hoad Geneva four wheel Yamaha all-terrain vehicle, vitlued at $2,856 rejxirtrd taken from driveway sometime Tuesday between 7 a m and I p m O T H E R R E P O R TS • A Caaarlberry woman reported she waa atopped on Lake Em m a Moad at Grrenw ay Doulevard at mam Wednrorlav when a man drove up brsidr her and preformed a *e vital act The tag on the vehicle driven by the man waa traced lo a Lakr Mary addrraa Incidents reported to Sanford police B U R G L A R IE S A M D T H E F T S • 2200 block South Dark Avenue. 1B0B Dulck LrSabrr. valued at $4,000. reported taken aometltne Wednesday ben* een 6 30 p m and ft p m • Seminole Centre. South Orlando Drive, a Deltona woman aald her puror warn grabbed by a man rtdmg by In a tight blur i ar at 3 IS p rn W rdnraday aa ahr walkrd through the parking lot Shr rrjm rtrd thr puror cuntatnrd $230 in rash. credit card* and $70 In other jusaesaion* • Mincer Mot lira, 1809 South French Ave., airreo equipment valued at $300 removed from car aomrttmr between 6 p m Tueoday and 8 30 a m W rdnraday, • Seminole Tow ne Center conatructlon altr, Wrat State Hoad 46. welding lead valued at $650 rrjm rtrd taken anmrtlmr between 7 30 j» m Turoday and 6 30a m Wednesday ‘ L ig h ts on for Life’ Herald Senior Stall Writer S A N FO K D - The Florida Dep a r im r n l of T r a n s p o r ia ilo n urge* motortsu to join the Dec 16 "Lights on for Life" inquired driver awareness campaign On that day. m otorist* are e n ­ couraged to drive with their headlight* on during daylight hour* — and of course, at dusk — In aupjiort of National Drunk and Drugged Driving l*reventlon Month Gov lu w tn n Chiles and Seminole County commissioner* have declared the month of D e c e m b e r aa " D r u n k a n d D ru g g e d D r iv e r P re v e n tio n M onth" In recognition of the thousand* of people Injured and k ille d on F lo rid a ro a dw ays because of Impaired drivers. lu st year. {M4 jteuple died on Florida road* In alcohol-related accident*, according to Informa­ tion from the Florida Dejiart m rnt of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicle* That represents a drop from the 1,012 ulroholr e la le d fa ta litie s 111 1992 Another 23,540 jieoplr were Injured, up nearly 1.000 Irom the 22.595 jieojite Injured In 1992. In Seminole C oun ty, three jieople died on area roadway* and another six jveople were Injured due to Inquired drivers, according lo F D O T sjxikrsman S t e v c II o m a n . STAY ALIVE d o n t drink and drive Back behind bars By NICK RTEIPAUP Herald Stall W rtltr______________ G E N E V A — Seminole County ■hrrlfTa drjiutlea and Oviedo jw lk r coojjr rated In a raoe thl* jm s I wrek which rraultrd In two jieroona taring arrratrd on a number u( t barge* ffrjnitlra aald they were re •IMinding to 1485 l-ake llarnry Hoad near Geneva In rrgatd In a jMiaathlr burglary Th e y aald wtien they arrived a woman met them at live door hut gavr them a fktltkma narnr Shr wa« later identified aa V k k e y E Harr Sander* The arrrat rejiort aald th r dejiuty ajm llrd whal hr hrltevrd to tie i annahta in plain view In the home and waa In the jirocraa of requeailng a oeari h w a rra n t w h en Hit kv C a ro l T h o rn a * . 3 4 . of that u m r address drove into the driveway after allegedly returning from out of town Offtrrra aald Thornaa gavr them ajioruval to ararrh the home The arrrat rrjmrt aald officer* totaled cannahta and drug jvaraphrmalla with aoai*t anre from an Oviedo K 9 unit, then ararrhrd Thornaa' vehicle rrjm ttrdly finding two handgun* and a quantity of marijuana S r v r r a l rejw rts were filed ro n rrrn ln g the caw One aald thr woman Sandrra tried lo fire from the houar but fell to the ground She waa taken lo Cen­ tral Florida Mcglnnal Hoapltal for whal officers aald they originally believed may have hern dntg related but a auborqurnt rrjmr! aald no drug uor w a* Indicated Following an addo tonal :eaf» h and In v ra llg a tlo n . d r p u llr * placed Thorna* under arrrat on i barge* of jm**r**kin of a (o n trolled »ubalance ovrr 20 gram*, a n d c a r r y in g a c o n c e a le d wrajmn/tlrrarm Sander* waa alao arrratrd on rhargra of jmaaraaion of a run tro lle d * u b * ta n re . over 20 gram*. jm*ar*aion of drug ju»r aphrrnalU. aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrrat without vkdenre, and hrlberv While at the woman wa* Also fugitive of juatlce. Alabama Durrau item Tlon0 a - Sunday, D sca-rtia' It. 1 » 4 hoapltal, the found to lie a wantrd by the of fuvratiga Deputtea indicated their Invratlgatlnn Into thr r a w I* con ttnutng Additional rrjm rt* alao in ­ dicated thr woman a tar had been found on W S H 46. and had been towed Into ruatody No indication was ever given how ever, on w hy the deputies were dispatched In response to a burglary call Tiffany Sanyo. 16 mads bar Initial court appaaranca Friday aM#r being arraatad on ebarg** aba vlolatad bar probation altar laatmg poaitlv* for drug* Sba will remain in jail wilb no bond until bar probation bearing January IB Additional violation of probation ebargaa mart Iliad agamat bar, Including failure 10 pay reatltutton lo bar mother. April, with whom aba la forbidden to have contact Sanyo wa* convicted In December, 199? of tecond deg re* murder and conspiracy to commit murder after plotting with Irlenda lo kill her father. 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VC 11 AV E M M i l i m FLA 32771 Area Code 407-322 2011 Of 831-0993 L a cy K Loar - Fddor O d s s t * H P u g h • 0 u t < n a t( U t n i g n SUUACRIPTtON MATF 3 Vlcxilli* 9IUSO ft Muiiill* 439 00 I Vrai 478 00 F lo r id a n * « id * m » m u a t p a y 7N a a ia a I n m a d d itio n to r a ta * a t w r a EDITORIAL An in sid io u s k ille r Dr S h ash i G o r r r r c r n l l y held a new * conference focusing on the danger* of cota ln e . a n d on the im p a rt the d ru g ha* m ade in S e m in o le C o u n ty . C a ll it a new* conference, b u l it w a s n 't new s People a lre a d y k n o w w h a t a killer cocaine ts. T h e m a in point of th r m e e tin g was to put all t h r in to rm a tin n about cocaine abuse a n d related d ra th s In to one brief d iscussion Mo|iefully. D r G o re m ade all residents w h o heard hi* m essage th ro u g h the m edia m o re aw are of the d ru g s ' pow e r, ca u sin g nine cocaine related d e a th s In S e m in o le C o u n ty just th is year C o c a in e how eve r, isn't the o n ly p ro b le m M a riju a n a ha* c e rta in ly caused Its share of trouble* Most re ce n tly, w r ha ve K o h y p n o l. c o m m o n ly r a l l r d "R o o fle s " as w e ll us E c sta sy, w h ich is a s y n th rtic d ru g m ade w ith cocaine a n d heroin Sellers and d istrib u to rs a r r fu lly aw are of what k in d of ' k ic k ' each of these d ru g s is supposed to give a person T h r p ro ble m i* that u sers som etim es end u p w ith m ore th an th e y b a rg a in e d for T h e y s u ff rr severe m edical proble m s, a n d even d ir A g a in , the sellers w ill I r ll p ro spective clients that these d ra th s were because of an overdose o r Im p ro p e r use of the d ru g s It sh o u ld be noted that sellers a r r out for one p urp ose — to m ake m o n e y If they can get a person hooked, th ey w ill c o n tin u e to have h im or her for a client, a n d c o n tin u e to m ake th a t proht T h e o n ly w ay for these d ru g p ro b le m s to be (ough t, ts for the in d iv id u a l to d o so m e th in g If a p p roa che d b y a dealer or seller, refuse D on't e ve n go a lon g w ith som eo n e te lling y o u to " t r y th is just o n c e ," because w ith d ru g s , once is seldom possible In a d d itio n to re fu sin g to b u y o r try d ru g s , the se con d step for citize n s Is to report d ru g v ile a c tiv ity to the law S o m e o n e m a y call yo u a s n itc h , b u t to oth ers, y o u m a y be sa vin g a life L e t's n ot m ake d r u g abuse s tric tly a cho re for o u r la w e n forcem ent officers U n til a n d u n lrs s e ve ryo n e starts to la ke a ctio n , the cocaine, "ro o fle s ." Ecsta sy a n d others w ill c o n tin u e to kill o u r people a n d o u r c h ild re n It can be. a n d Is a lre a d y a p p e a rin g to be. the ru in a tio n of us all. Staying free The United State* Congress Is held In low esteem by die American public Several months ago in a national poll only nine percent of the public thought that bring a member of Congress was an honorable profession Yet. our form of government Is envied throughout the world W hen the Iron C urta in collapsed. Eastern European nations were (aied with the prospect of changing from totalitarian governments to free governm rnis Many of these countries have turned to the United Stales to advise them In making this difficult political transition One of these newly em erging democratic nations ts Slovakia. It became lndr|>e[idrnl Irani C zrr hoslmakia on Jan l. 1993 Slovakia had been the agricultural part of the Czech nation It presently has a population of 5.3 m illion people. Its history can he traced back to the sixth and seventh centuries when Slavs first occupied the area Soon thereafter the Slovaks were conquered by the Magyars lallas Hungarians!, w h o d o m i n a t e d fo r o v e r 1 .0 0 0 y e a r s Czechoslovakia as a result of the " v e lv e t" revolution her amr free In 1989 when the co m m u ­ nists were overthrown The split between the Czechs and the Slovaks was prim arily caused by politicians on both sides arid not by the people of the Czech Republic Mr. Meclar was the first Slovak prime minister when his party won 74 (49 percent) o( Ihe 150 seats In the Slovak National Council. He was not able to hold his parly together and lost powrr in 1994 Privatization has gone slowly, unem ploym ent Is approximately 16 percent and Inflation ts double digit There is little foreign investment compared with the Czech republic Th e Slovakian government has requested lltat representatives from the Untied States Congress meet w ith m any of llietr recently elected deputies and conduct a week-long seminar on how our Congress is run I am honored in have been asked to lead the delegation and will tie traveling with former Congressman Lucien Nedzi of Michigan, hill Drow n, p.uli-imentanan of the House. Hyde Murray, former assistant to the Republican House Leader hob Michael. There are obviously, m any challenges for hts new ly formed country, yet. It ts a privilege to work w ith people who struggled for i heir freedom for over 1.000 years I hope that In a small w a y we can contribute to their staying free Lou Frey J r .. Member of Congress '69-*79 Orlando Formal behavior-punishment model In this society with all of our knowledge about c h ild developm ent, politician* i niitlm iatlv advance a formal behavior punishment model as a way to counteract Mu tely * tils More crimes a rr equivalent to building mote pttwins More out ot wedlock pregnancies requires th r building » l orphanages If wr sr|Mratr poof mothers and their children w r punish both nl them The 111* of so cie ty are ru m p le s and t h r lu rn ia l punishment I m- ha \ lor model* have never worked effectively II this wa* the i ase rrcldtv ism would not lie one id the larger problem* i onf root log law enforcement official* People a rr social b rin g s who thrive on unconditional love, acceptance and tielonging ihe AIM's ot building sell esirem Self-esteem feeling good atstul oneself ts Ihe prrt u i s k to respect for oneself, others and achievement The re {ore. individuals are taught responsibility for their behavior In an environment that preclpttalrs the Intrm alizatkm of society * val oes Factni* that mltlgair against creating the I>jw of hrhavkir that mirlures children arr I I poverty; 2) lack nl supervision 3 I dearth of activities that build working together rrla l ton slop* According to the State ot Am rrk a s C h ild re n 1994 yearbook published bv the C hildren * Defense Fund vast number* of children arr growing up In circumstance* *» hopeless that early childbearing is o h rn sren a* SEM INOLE OPINION LUR LEN E S W E E TIN G "a n ap|<raling option ISivrrlV Is MtinrlhUlg (hat might ritgull ant ot us Manv families lrr| Ihe) ate |u*t one of two paychecks removed loan p n e t l ) In l'e*J one in live lor 14 8 uflllkml c hildren lo r d in |m )rrt) Th is frp fo srm rd more than live nod loo inner than In 1973 Ikm n sirln g m any of our leading <cMtijMtnc* has provided rto n o m k tnsecurtt) even lot college trained head* ot household The median income lor young lamilie* plunged nearly one third lirtw ren 1973 and 19*8) hv ru n Hast the top three percent ot American* rr(«vitrd higher total earning* than the tuition! 4 I |>erirni In 1990 T h r National Research C o un cil In th ru publication In t.o*Ulg Generations A d o le s c e n t* In High Settings contends that t hlldtrn and adolescent* do not havr "resource* suppert* or oppcKlunlite* essential to health) devekipnirnt and succrsslul transition to adulthca*l Accord ttigly 7 m illio n child ren na tio n w id e are embroiled in clrrum sUJW r* over w h k h they Have no ro n tm l that greatly limit Ihetr future welt tiring In 1902 the t a tn rglr Council s rrp itt entitled A Mailer of Tim e Risk and Opportunities in the Non school Hours Im thaird that comimmltv organization* are not reaching a multitude ol y o u n g a d o le sce n t* these u rtsuper vised youngster* arr vulnerable to drug* early w vital a c tiv ity and gang activity The October November u r n .Veers see A IVII of parent* and c hlldtrn found that almost half 143 (irrrenll of children are not involved in any regular alter sc Irsil program Ask any ccmc Ii whether it t* the coach id the itetMting tram or the loothall learn, young people who pailli ipale in train activities acquire valuable skills 1 hey Irani how to relate to others and lake rrsponstblllt* lor their hrhavkir There may he a |irrva*l)r mi*c uruepimn about poverty that cloud* perception ami individuals •ire not seen hut negative* are attributed to |m-rsonv in poverty There seem* to lie a tacit assumption that the p e n nerd to tv punished (or tiring In p o r t l y The klra that orphanages were p ro p r child c are tarlllUr* lee a m r obsolete when Ronald Feldman clean of the Colum bia Universi­ ty Sc lus4 of Sc* la! Weak hrt|ird redesign tiny* to w n into a series id group home* in the 197VH Don’t bring back the bad old 70s A loved one dies at Christmas O h . It's m y time of year Christmas songs on the radio, those schmaltzy movie* on Ihe tube, people are acrua/fv bring nice lo each other yup. It * ihe holiday season, a five-week period between the day before Thanskglving and New Year * Eve when anything is possible, and sometime* r v r n happen* W e've got Ihe seven days of Hanukkah. thr 12 days of Christmas, and a really t»ad hangover on the first ol Ja n u a ry lo celebrate Then th rrr's good wilt towards rnrn. peace on ra rih. and wassailing one a little heart out with friend* and the fa m ily m rm b rr* one can find w ith in a three stair area And not to be an old poop, hut It's that wassailing and Ihe New Year s hangover I want to write about here today W hen a loved one dies, it can be a* devastating an event as anyone can endurr during the normal course ol the year When It happens on a major holiday. It can tie 10 times as bad I've known three people who have expired during this five weeks of celebratory events, two ol them died from drinking and driving, one on Christmas day. It didn't matter m uch to them, they were gone, splattered all over some dashboard on a lonely stretch of mad Hut to the families who were counting on thrlr being home toi Ihr holidays, welt the celebrations will never quite lie Ihe same for Ihe rest of their lives One less place will be set at the feasting, altho u gh still noticed, nonetheless There will be fewer presents lo buy. less under the tree or passed out each day of the candles. A n d In a moment of rushing around, when everyone else ts busy doing this or that, one person will find a private spot to shed one or more tears In remembrance of the one who can never come home again There will be time later for the others lo probably do the same, each In their own secret way, so as not to upset the Joyous spirits around them. As I said, three of my friends died during the holidays. One. sim ply because he (ell asleep at the wheel, trying to stretch that one extra mile out of an already much too long drive. The other two. however, were drunk, period They both reportedly had blood alcohol levels sufficiently to protect their radiators against an Alaskan winter. Just a few harmless drinks, a little partying with friends before making nice with the dull, m uch too restrictive folks and Ihetr silly traditional ways of orchestrating the (am ity get-togethers T w o or three brers, maybe something a little harder to fortify themselves against the chill of the December night outside 1 sometimes have wondered II they were even aware of Ihetr respective ends w hen they came; one wrapped neatly around a 200-year old oak tree; the other under Ihr center section of a parked scml-trallrr. Du you suppose they felt the Impact? Saw It? Died quickly, or slowly, out there In their "spirits" of the season? DAVID G E O FFR E Y COE I h r polkr reports told of the jirotiahility that one of my friends was probably asleep when hr died The other sup|Mtsedlv saw Ills car go under the side panel of the semi this tolerance for alroho! was Infinitely higher) Nice holiday presents lor the cops, firemen, and paramedic* w ho had to spend Ihetr shllts culling my Irtends out of the w irrk a gc those bright and shining nights It must have really put them Into the holiday spirit, that’s lor su ir And lor the families all nice and snug In I heir beds, w ho suddenly had to go out In thr middle ol the night and identify the bloodied rrmalns ol their near and dear. I mean who could ask (or a lietter way lo ra p Ih r family get-together'/ Alter all. II did cause even more of th r families of both friend* to come together, for thrlr funerals All lor Just a frw drinks with friends, w ithin that notorious 25 tulles from home we've all In .ttd so m ui li ohnui A s I said, m y Irtends didn't have to sillier through the agonies thrlr (ainlllr* did. They w r r r Just m > m u ch roadkll! by the tlm r I h r news got out Maybe "th e y " went iminrplai r from w h rrr they could look down u|xm all the unhappiness their ilealhs had caused, or up I don't know, neither one of them was particularly religious Hut Just *up|M>*lng they did for a moment, do you think they regretted their actions? D o you Imagine (hat II given the opportunity to repeal the previous few hours, they might Opt lor a slightly different outcome? Maybe they would have staved home, or perhaps had a few less libations Had they walled a lew years they might havr been around to lice through Ihe Clinton years, or Rraganomii s or I h e somewhat more stringent legal rules on what the local biirkreps could sell to the slightly tipsy W ho knows They didn't get the second chance as tar as I’m aware, they never married and had children of Ihetr own lo worry about doing things they prhhahly shouldn't, so It's all academic and sim ply (Kiintless speculative thought on my part to even pose the questions 1 was talking to the mother ol one of my friends the other day. She thought her son's death was somewhat pointless I had lo agrre w ith heron that one. II anything worries me more than thr *|w-«lrr of mflaUon it's llie |rtiplc who don I worry alsiul inflation What In tarnation ts wrong with them Ihesr |ieople who don't worry alvMtl inflation'/ Have they no memory ol Ihe havoc wreaked by the double digit inflation of ih r J im m y Carter i r z i s ’ Have they forgotten the pain iif Ihe deep ret rw h m that lothiwed when the Reagan admin!*!ration and a <ompllani F e d e ra l R e s e rv e h o a rd w r u n g the econom y d rv wtfh tig h t c r e d it and hundred* of (arrner* tost ihetr land and thousand* ol host nesses folded and m illio n s of people w err laid o ff’ I I m-v tail Into s m ir p r e d ic t a b le ca I r g o r l e s . th ese p r o p lr w h o d o n 't w o rry about inllaHull Ih c rr arr the ( i f anything knee |ri k leflirs who worries me like hot economies. m ore than Ihe U r .O r Wall Street.” specter of instoi) lively distrust Inflation, it's Ihe (Milker* and Itnan people w ho riei* and pine lor don I worry about inflation J soft m oney and the d is s o lu tio n ol the Frit, the nation's cemial Im i i K. w hlrh atirrupts to control tnllalton by adjusting money supply and r rrdti rates Ibis explains wliv Ihe exceedingly liberal Nation magazine •rusadr* for ihe "democratization ol the Fed" and argues that Its governors should Ur ln led Instead of .ipiHilntrd Thai * all wr need — Fed member* who have in i .mqiuign like pollitrtan* and cater to *|*r« ial Intrfr-sl* to keep Ihetr Jolts That would stabilize ihe old economy, lor certain Mien there a ir the politicians, usually liberal w ho would love to he aide to manljiulale the economy <<> accomplish Ihetr m m ial goal* m lo further Ihetr own {tohilca! fortunes T h is explain* w h y Sen Paul Sarliaitrs I) Md rarely passes on a charier lo I m s Ii ihe F n l and why Sen flyrori D u g a n . I> N I)., contend*, as hr did In a USA Today rdltotlal Iasi month, thal the Feri s tioard mem lie n "masquerade as a hum li of chaste economic monks hut to lait worship Walt Street and hike Interest rale* every lime the bond m arkri "so much as shivers 1 Well, yrs, ih r companies whose stot ks are sold on Wall Street do employ people by the millions and ihai seems like a fairly critical r lrm rn i of a sound economy And yes. ih r bond market Is regarded as a basic barometer of inflation tears lloiids are long term Investments and those who buy them want lo know that their returns a ir not going to lie eaten alive Ami bonds, a lirr all. are Ih r UtMrutnrnta I lull pay for Industrial development and public Infra­ structure and are therefore Justly viewed as ihe fulcrum ujion which the economic seesaw leeters Then there are ih r highly Intelligent and supremely confident individuals who just believe llietr crystal ball* arr clearer than Ihr Fed's They see no signs ol Inflation and think the rm ira l hankers erred when they boosted Interest rates a total of 2 5 (mints over Ihe past year. Th a i explains w h y m y wife regularly |crrs m y conservative attitude toward InDuHot). Hut dear wile. I argue, the Fed consults a m yriad of Indices. Th e y look at the mtem ploym ent talc, factory orders, order Im i kings, productivity, commodities prices, vendor deliveries, slock market performance .md I m u ii I market 11uj ination ami on and on It Is the Fed's job in detect the faintest w hiffs of Inflation and stay ahead of n We have to trust thrm . Then there are the young lolks. Generation Xers or close to it, who simply have no vivid m em ory of the hell that Inllailon creates. Th is explains w hy my nephew, sitting ntound my sister's Thanksgiving table us we discussed world history, forrlgn affairs and advanced economic theory, suddenly exclaimed 'T i n ready fora Hide tnll.it ton?" �1 Harshl ' ••* Ml ( ' ■ ! » - S.-may, Oeeamtier 11 1»W •* Stinecipher- L o c »l atudant* joined lore**, leltlng the world know C h rla lm a t hug* are special ones. Parade Continued from l’ « (e IA lltii I in doing to lir 4 Sc tin Hole » hr II I I|r| btg hr m Ii ) I hough I tic- > » r i r i h r r r n l -hlefv I h r other high schrarf mil* dlil not i lu a such jn lr lil supjswt lioni i h r ■ rowd A llri all L r d lr h ry l M id Scmirurfc IS San lord's *« hool ( i v m i u i i t front ih r Hanford 11V111114*1li a ** ln»>l ni|i|icd over Ih r |hil udi' While ih r lovely young Udir* from the Ballet L G uild id Hanford were on their lie* lor the event M otnriliu de llo4l* m m r literal I* stapled to 1 »u * and tru ck * bla ste d C h ris tm a s ca rols a n d li* i* lr il ch e e ry III I tr r lv r v fro m ever* w indow and su n roof I h a l * *•> i o l r v ild L )r in K o fd nf a green tru i k fra tio n e d w ith golden g a rla n d and dm rri hy a toddler In an o v e rtire d le d hal sealed on III* la th e r * la p A p p ro p ria te ly the parade catered to the i hlldhond dream* of sugarplum* and randy i anew Cotton candy hot dog* and hulled ia-4tint* w r r r al*o a part of the m rno lor taolh nose and tongue Stiarollipie Kerne. 2 *ald «h r woved ' the jtaradr hut It wav ton noisy lion t listen to her m untried her five year old brother Ikm nllo 'll’* perfect.*’ Continued from Page I A Irorti new construe tkm and a 2 5 (>errrnt annual increase from reappraisal* of existing p ro ­ perties T v r made m y position clear for ih r last iwo year*.” said Commissioner Daryl McLain, "to hold the line on lax Increase* and look at drdlcaled source* of Income for stormwater.'" Mclaim suggests delaying the county’s building construction program or spread out over a longer prrtod of time MrLatn also suggests a stormwater tax or f r r based o n lo r a lt r e d drainage nerds, rather than county wide needs McLain said he supports a level kiaded tax rate to avoid sjxke* C o m m issio ner W tn Adam s couldn't lie reached, hut has said in the post he supports separate binding lor stormwater needs aspei is of airline and terminal operations "Director Kandy Ijrr and I have hern writ king in ronJun< lion with Universal for a consid­ erable length of lime, said J L I Director Bill Brain "I see this as an excellent move forward for the Sanford airport berausr once the btg boys imajor airline oprralkms) know what outstand Ing service we ra n offrr In Sanford, m orr nf them will be Interestecl In coming here Brain said Universal which has been located tn Miami, is very experienced In handling domrstli as well as Internal lonal fflghls and will tie a welcome addition at the airport especially with the new terminal la« titty now operating Established in 1990, Universal p r e s e n tly has o v e r * JS d employee* and handle* overf7CX) d o m e s tic and tn te rn a tio u a l commercial airline High is prr month at the Miami Interna Taxes Continued from Page 1A unincorporated util* |tv las hum 4 percent tn the foil 10 percent level allowed by the •fate Mahon proposed a slight jirojierty ta* reduction a (at reserve coffer and a weep In* crease in the utility las Kabun'* reasoning was the utility ta* 1* [laid by home o w n e r* a n d r e n l r r * a lik e , Spreading the ta* burden lo a gtoup which carrte* I he lowest overall ta* burden in tlie county Th e addtttonal 96 million gem crated from the utility ta* In ­ crease wa* in pav for more than • 1 2 m illio n in sto rm w ater e*|>ensr* and to reduce the lire and toad service laze* fm unin r .a p m H r d rrw d m i* b y a total of I f 7 million W ith the ellminaUon nf ih r utility ta* from the lonnula. and shifting of stormwater %[>rtidlng to the reserves, those reserves dropped hy more than 51 m il­ lion That, coupled with a mm* 111is*ion ordered lax cut tire per th a n i h r one p roposed hy Mabun. and the stair* proposed 1 level loaded" I a* ralr was out the fiscal door. T h e p o rkrl book Im parl of (hose derision* may fie dramal Ic. In 1993, county stall prr dieted using thrli utility la* and le ve l-lo a d in g p h lln so p y, the county w ide ta* rntr would Int reave less than 75 rent* during Ih r following five years The largest single Increase would amount tn about 2 6 p rrrrn t under Ih r proposal Th a t's an Inrrrase of less than 540 during flvr years for Ihr owner of a 575,000 home With last year * revenue *htf ting *taff county-wide projirrty la*r* will have tn Increase 51 14 during the nett flvr yrais In maintain Ih r same programs That * an Increase of more than 505 The ta* rate will jum p 24 percent n r»t yrar. then Inerrase I pert ent or lev* for tile nr*t three year* Nr*t year'* projerlrd jum p would general r a turn I 511 5 mil lion to pay for stormwairr and co n struction program * T h e county rrserve lurid would In ­ crease slightly When commt* •toner* first rrjr r tr d Mahon » suggestion for using the utility ta* for stormwater *|>endlng two vrwr* ago, he w anird them that drt Iskiu would Inrrrase pressure to raise ihr |in>|ierty la* rate "W e re looking at a I 1 m ill ta* inerrase tireausr ol the stulf they've put off for the |>ast lewyears. " said Morris " lt ‘s rat ching up with us and we can't hide any morr " Morris said some of the tax Irnp>*ct i an lie shllird by kKiklng to an a It r r native source ol money (or ih r stormwater pro gram, expected to cost 51 m il­ lion to 54 million for a decade or more The commissioner s responses to ih r projection vary I w o u ld look lo a n y a dditio n a l Increases m construction a n d cuts Ml the budget." said C o m ­ m issioner F a t W arren "My (Mtsiiton is zero-based budgeting a n d looking at n e w c o n stru ctio n for uny a dditiona l revenues " Th e dvr-year projection In ­ cludes an estimate nf a 2 p rrcrn l annual Increase In lux Incumr Cuts • Ta x Collector 51 million Continued from Page 1A thr current budget, u hl< h is slightly more ihan hall lo 591 5 milium General Fund T h r fund provides money for m any basic county functions except lire protection, road building and uiillty service* Ollier General Fund money comes from siatr- and feder­ ally -shared taxes I he balance of alMiui 5150 million comes horn (•liter sources erf ineornr liesldrs (h r <ountywide priqierty tax, Let's say you had to cut 511,5 million from ibis yrar * General Fund of 591 5 million Here's thr {ho le r* yo u have - C o n stitu tio n a l officers, re­ quired hy the stale Constitution 547 H million Including • Cfc rk M * "lilts 54 2 million • Judicial functions 52 5 mil Uon • Properly Appraiser 51 m il­ lion • SlierIII 514.7 million • S u p e rv is o r of Ele ction s: 5«52.<XXI m to Hue ut Pr**» V 1' rtdtfl 1 ^ you Other county him turns 545.7 million Including • General Government 9 | l»3 million • Library and Leisure Services (Parks) 5<t 5 million • public Safety 53 7 million • Health and Hum an Services 55 5 million • Public Works 5205,000 • C ounty Development 93 million • C rnlrul Accounts and Meserves $10 5 million He venue options • SI (ter 51.(XX) ol taxable property raises about 510 m il­ lion • I percent ol the utility tax raises alxiut 51 million Presuming stall predictions lor revenue and s|M-ndltig needs tor next ve.ir are accurate, eommtsstoners have llttlr flexibility for m aking dramatic changes to spending. rw many •*(•<«•<*rwMcau... Sc hool From 1920-34 *he elan C o n tin u e d fro m Page 2 A taught at Sanford Junior High S t r m p r r a n d M a rtin and Seminole High School In Stlnetlphrr met. I have heard If *30. *lie and IfiMhnan Lehman many tale* of their year* there were selected vjionviiy ol Ih r together S IIS Class ol 1014 a jxrslllon Ikith Martin and J e w took they held lliroughoul thtsc !.***'* voice letMcin* there and w rrr enure Imir year* of high school member* of the Piedmont Male Martin St inn ipltrr completed (J u jrtrttr Thl* group traveled for Iwo eriflre year* 111122 2.1 hi* lour wlih the quartette In Ih r iiim m e r nf 1020 and bought a and 11121 2fi| Ihrouglimit the round trip liu* Ik krt lo Sanford eastern tinned Stale* «inglng rn o * tly In C 'n n g re g a l lo n a l he never lived Ih r return fare H r *l»rtii hi* first few night* in the chut rive* advertising the college Tht* (Mid their entire exj«en*e* PICO Hotel, then got a room for their final two year* at elsewhere for S I per week He Piedmont and they al*o ret rived landed a Job at Chase and expense* and a small salary I Company on Aug :M), 1020. as have m y dad * dlarte* from these assistant tralfU manage r and remained an employee there for trip* they had *omr grrat e*(<r 40 years fir was promoted lo rtence* for *outhern farm boy* manager of the building material In addition to hi* winging Martin was captain nf the varsity department on O n I 1017, a basketball team, president of the position hr held until his re •Indent aaeoclallon. voted best tirement on f> t 7 I'kXi Marie and Martin were mar all around and most (topular rted on Ju ly 0. Itr27, ai ihr hoy. etc lie graduated ru m S trm p rr home on Went Th ird laudr with a degree in rhrm l* Street They lived at 1212 West try then Marte Stern per only attended Third, 2000 Cedar A i r Piedmont for two yrar* but wa* boughl ih r house at 2404 Park A v r tn 1012 at a cost nf H MOO Editor of the 1025 yearbook president of lire Florida Alabama One of their reasons for rmving Club, vice president of her eta** till* large two story house wa* s o they could operate a tourist and u * * tale editor of the new* (taper In tho*r day* a person home whir h they did for m am could teach school with only two years If you recall. Park Avenue year* of ((dirge, *o that I* what was Highway 17 02 until the •lie did She taught *l*lh grade mid- 1950a After 1014. my mother was a it* Franklin. S C during the fall of 1025. but returned to Sanford substitute teacher off and on at •oon after C hm tm a* and began Sanford Junior High and Sem i­ teaching ai Sanford Gram m ar nole High School* «hr woidd DENNIS M IC H A EL CAPONE Ik-nnts Mu hart Capone, 4H, Lake Destiny Drive. Altamonte Springs died Thursday. Dec 8 at Ills home Born In Brooklyn. NY on Sept 2. 194»>. Ca|Ktnr was a caterer, who moved to m itr a l Florida in I9MO He w as a Catholic Survivors include hts mother Martha FTirdman ol Margate; hts b ro th e r J o h n ol A ltam o n te Springs, and Ills sister Diane of Margate. B a ld w in F a irc h ild Funeral Borne. Forest City. In charge ol the arrangements E U G E N E D. C O LE M A N Eugene I) Coleman. 81, Med Bug KiMd, Casselberry, died Thursday. Dee. 8 at Life Care Center In Altamonte Springs Born In Chicago on Aug 6. 1913. he was a portrait painter and former chairm an of thr hoard at both Winter Park Me­ morial Hospiial and Winter Park Savings and Loan. H r moved to central Florida In 1931 He was art A rm y Air Corps veteran of Airport W o r l d W a r I I a n d a it Episcopalian S u rv iv o rs include hts wile ( atharine H B his son Steven K of Altamonte Springs, hts daughters Laurie of C a sselb rm and D e b o ra h L a P rrn le re ol M aitland; hts sister Rebecca Wilson of Casselberrv. and live grandchildren C a r e y H a n d -C o x P a r k e r Funeral Home. Winter Park. In charge of the arrangements. W 1LB R O D C. “ B A R G E " PAFARO Wlibrud C . "S a rg r" Fafard. 8 1 M a g n o lia D riv e , A lla m o ttte Springs, died Thursday. Nov 8 at hla residence. Horn lit New Brdlord. Mas* on J u ly 12, 1913. he was a rrtirrd MONUMENT CO. PLAY YARD w y.'1 7 -M -U iltlirvd Ph. 339-49M t* Hurt. Owner Marti* A Granite S o n y , c a n 't s t o p to « a v ot P ir n a t* can tw pucw l WY*rwc« « Vw papn - on any P*J* of my IMSon TTwrwu In * you fww) to •!<•«*••. *»(W ol RO** Coll Today To Ploc* Your Ad 322-2611 S a i l f o r d I l e i n h l i lonal Atr|viri Maul D u b e president ol tint* venuti A v U lk in Service* said that they have f«-en In negoilaikwis for Several months and are pleased to lie the fust commer­ cia l airline g ro u n d handler selected h v the Sanlold A i i j m i M Authority lo Ofremte out of the new terminal building f>ulie further stated that the new terminal will provide an outstanding alternative in C en­ tral Florida for Imth domes! ir and International c arriers H r said the location of the airporl. with direc t access to S M 4 17 IGreenr W av l as w ell as Intcrslalr-T will enable jm s s t ti­ ger* rapid acres* to all (Vntral Florida tourist attrac tion* as well a* Davtona Beach and Fort Canaveral Universal* extensive experi­ ence m providing passenger ground handling services is aimed at insuring quality service to all the airline* at the Sanford alrfNiri Universal will also he able to handle w Ide body eonlalnrrt/rd aircraft The growth of Universal In Sanlord Is rxperted to offer many employment upponunities lor ihe local community Suspect C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A Mrs. with blai k hair and must.ii lu and b n w rn .O ifs He h a s lo o r u t U 'i* a uaktd w*HUau on hts bark. it rose (ictal on hi* right Intrant) standing dog on his led forearm arul another A i r F o r c e s e n io r m a s t e r sergeant, who moved to central Flo rid a In 1978 l|c was a member erf the Catholic Church oTthe Annunciation. the Over 55 Club and Air Force Sergeant * Assoc tattoo S u rv iv o rs include hts wife Loretta, his win Mu hard from NorwiMMf. Maas Iris daughters Valerie Collev ol Porters Comer. NY and WUIa Sm ith "i Port marking on his nglil up[«rr arm lie of irn «av* the word “ Heavy ." Mill* was released trimi Ihr Martin ConrcUonaL M utin y in June alter sen lug lour years on an arson and shoaling into an occ uplrd building conviction Je ffe rso n . NY. hts brothers Donat of Dartm outh Mass Moger of Honolulu and Joseph of East Haven. Conn., hts sisirr* Doti.ilda Mobitaltlr of Takoma Park. Mcf Marie Hose and Louiw-. |m>|ft of Franklin. NH and Theresa Corlho of Hayward. Calif and six grandchildren B ald w in -F a irc h ild F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs, in charge ol the arrangements W hen the time co m es, ch o o se an independent fu n e r a l homey Wc care about how we serve families. The service will meet your needs, not ours. Wc provide the best service at Ihe best price. Wc do ull preparation at litis facility. ta lk ! J in n y i i ig lo w ith a toy f o r the ’Toys fFor 'Tots campaign. ru** on* •wmw* »au » m **w » (Jay « * » (o p * Th* ly(w ot Cje tw r*aa*lwt et any pewsootfvcx^haX Vw iwwtatat tniwww* toIhe mww# ol rw fwwepepw on asionally fill in for almost a i omplrte year Since my dad was a Baptist they (Timpromlved and attended First Presbyterian for the first lew years of Ihrtr marriage Another reason for this was that my dad was bring paid there a* a soloist In 1*114, they both joined First Baptist Church Sim e she had grown up In Sarilord. my innlhrr had many friends here and was active in several organization* M ich as the Sanford Garden Club, various I’T A s Ka»trrn Star, and 11 Club She also taught a Sunday •chiMil i lass of young women for 20 years al First Baptist Mv dad found ill* nk hr In various singing grmi|>* and as a soloist at many functions H r enjoyed playing diamond Im II and tennis and was a member of the Kiwanl* Club. Fifty Assoc i nlr* among many other organi rations At First Baptist, hr served as deacon, assistant trea surer, choir director, and In many other rapacities After nine years nf marriage I surprised them hy being born on Srpt 19. 1910 And I'm sure that their ordered life was never the same again' No one could have asked (or hrttrr parrot* I was Indeed fortunate to have had thrin Mv mother died much too *m n in 1905 at age 00 w hile my dad iMillivrd her by 20 years dying In I9H5 at age Ml I continue tn miss them and guess I always will B E T T E ft GRAMKOW G 'T h e y 'r e c o lle c t in g 'til D ee. 2 0 322-2131 9 0 5 £ c n i r e l y fo e ., S a n f o r d ramkow F uneral H ome Independently owned and operated s in c e 1 9 5 6 500 I*. A irp orl Ulvd., Sanford, FI. 32773 322-3213 �V1 »** •A - 8 »n to '0 s#niof(j r i c ' h J* • December 11, 1994 School scenes Reflection on IN BRIEF Book lair set SANKOHD — The Hamilton Elementary Sc Imctl I T A I* sponsoring A Bonk Fair (hr w rrk of |)ri I J l<> T h r even! w ill take place In the k I w o T i m n lU c rn lrr T h r IVmk Fair will t«r oprn Inini H a in In 4 |> in each iU v O n Dec 14 and I 5 II wIII i Im i tw open Inm i 0 to 7 p in and H In 9 p in In conjunc lk>n w ith the *• h a d « Holiday rh o ia l Program For more in formal loti rati ihe v had at 322 1984 SHS seeks Santas SA N FO R D — Seminole H igh He head * (acuity and stall leave organlrrd a toy drive. Seminole Santa In twnrflt ihe rh lld rrn al First Impressions Early Chlldtu*>d Development O n l r r In Sanford T h r center I* in dlrr nerd of loy* lo provide a m rrry Christmas lot ih r rhlldrrn al ih r trn irr Com m unity members and r iv lr or gaol ration* arr also uiv urd 10 partldpalr Bring unwrapped toys to Jo hn C ullo m at Srm tnolr High S r hard Suggralrd lav* IIM ludr (dock* clothes la lU dolls toy trucks and cars educational gamr* and dryrlopm rntal I ay a of all aorta T h r agr ratigr for Ih r r h lld r r n al Ih r r r n t r r la t h r r r month* l o I 2 y rara old For morr information r ail ( ullum at 322 4352 e *t 12 1 Midway Christmas program planned SANKOHD — On loestla* Ikrt |.3 Mktwa* Elementary School wilt present thrir annual Chrtaima* |wogn»m al Ih r ar hm >1 T h r program w hkh la tiring prtform rd by Ih r IV r K K lndrrgarlrii. Oral second and fifth gradr all) lakr place in Ih r srhcsds auditorium It will hrgtn al ft p m For morr mformalinn rail ih r arhord at .322 1791 L O N G W O O D — W hen you w ake up w h*1 do ymi e rr'’ What » Ihr purpose and Ih r ImpcrsMon you want to leavr hr hind In your life'* W'hrn I wake up Mr Ihr morn mg I wonder what thr day wttl tiring W ill II tir a gm>d day u« a Itad da* Som r people will wake up wundrttrig of II * I heir tan day or not Life I* dllferrnl for every one 11 d r (vend* on how you wan! II lo lu tn o u t b | W illiam IVildwtn and Hob ert De Niro 11991) c.| M eryl Sireeo and Cher I983| I> M*4 »>♦* «t e H|WU| . | * W h a t's fo r lu n ch ? Monday,Dae. 12, 1994 Lo taT Charbrolla on a Bun Tatar Tots Florid* Citrus Tray or Chef s Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fal Milk Tuasday, Dec. 13.1994 Oven Fried Chicken on a Roll Mashed Potatoes Green Beans or Chef s Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fa! Milk Wednesday, Dec. 14,1994 Hot Dog on Bun Baked Beans Pineapple Coleslaw Tray or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fal Milk Thursday, Dec. 15.1994 ‘ Christmas Dinner" or Chef 's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fal Milk Just one correction from Iasi week The newspaprr wasn t snpfsw d to sal I k h sib III w as su|>|sned to le “ rtc h snob I S u n for the mistake Thanks lor everything I-** R-** WSw Helping others Thai s a hal Christmas Is all about O r is it * Stirellr Morns said she Is too tmsy with her own family to really do anything h*r anyone elar ‘ I d sure tike lo hr atde lo do Si Micething lor (h e w |»m tlr i h n don I h a ir anything but every thing I make al m y job after arhaif g ir* into m y college fund and to get prrsrnrs Hm my morn and sister David Snow ui>) he Ivasn I even gor the iirrye to do anything I *r got • h a d and a job and lie sakl meetings and t hun h ' There tsn t time kM anything happ< The Sanhud fferrbf * r i i h l< * y our *> bool If you have an r v r n i c timing up al ytmr *• hiktl or If you want lo irtl u* abmn w m r of ih r great thing* the students al your sc hoof are doing O r if there is a trat her staff member or rven an administrator who has hern honored or is doing something unique in Ih r r liw e v c n k< us irtl our readers about it Send Ihr information to Ih r NanAarf Herald .300 N French A*e Sanford 3 2 7 7 1 or fas It to us at 407 323 «»4<« S A N F O H I) — Srmtnolr Com m uruly College wama you lo give y ourartl a gift thl* holiday araaon Stop by anv of Ihr rtdlrgr a G ET) study crntrra ami brgin preparing lor Ih r G ET) Ir ala I h r program la Itrr lo any adult IH or oldrr who wanta in go hack to ar huol Call Ihr SCC C E O rdflrr at 328 t* ■>7 in find Ih r W- atmn of Ih r nearest atudv rrn trr Pfeiffer II9HH) Lyndsay A llyto n Holliday Let us know G E D :a g ift to yourself lull lim r acting career until a shoulder injury ended his own tkiseball ambition* In whth movir did Kurt Huwsll star with a I M rl Glhsntl ami Ml< flrlle I 'r 'i I lo t c a fie r* W IN T E R I’A K K - Th r la k r llow rll High S< had Winter hand concert alll la kr place on Monday , Dec I 2 al 7 30 p m T h r schinl s W lntrr rhoral m m r t i will lakr pLarr on Wednesday . U r r 14 at 7 p m Doth concrrts will hr In Ih r arhonl a auditorium and both arr frrr and oprn to th r piddle For mr.rr informaiion cont»< I thr *« hmd at 078 55*15 T h r son of b a a rb a I I playrr turnrd actor Bing Russell. Kurt Russell only bream r Inter ralrd In acting w h rn hr dlarov rrrd that I wo of hta Iwsetiall Idol* — Mil k ry M anllr arid Hogrr Marl* — w r r r about lo make a movir Huaarll became a child alar, thank* lo rolr* in T V %how% like " T h r T r a v e l s of J a m i r Mcl’h r r irr * " and inovira llk r “ T h r Alrarnl Minded ProfeMor. bul didn't seriously ronaidrr a ■ r v ic k i D a fo n m in What dor* life* itiran lo you? Llfr mean* a lol lo some jim plr and nothing lo others Lake Howell winter concerts set POP C l I I I R E '“ ha Slrar M .t.a rra What’s Christmas really all about? s i .i .i i i t b o r o E le m e n ta ry Sr h o d The foltnwtng students were named lo I he honor roll al Gnidshnrn Elementary Sr hrml S a m a n th a C a rv e r Shelley Gilm ore Carol Hendricks Avery Sm ith Ju stin Baker H a rh rl Khananlsha Ashley Gilm ore Melissa f’rrrv Ky le H m ker Stephanie Mlsr Mansa C all*me W’e stle y V a lr n lln . C a n d a c e Clierry and Christine Barren As w r it as O m a r C h e rry A n g e ly M anure/ T h e o d o re While Sarah llra ln n Paul Ilgrn C l i n t N r w li u u I d W illia m (rordoti Michelle Baer. Em m a Liggett, l^-slie Stratton Andrea Poloche, J rn n lrf rr Vangelder and Shanlal Ikav is A n d N ia D e n n a rd . S heila D r u m m o n d , K e v in H a lt. Shannen lla/rn. Mary Kirn ball. Sarah Kimiatrd Megan Pankr J o h n P u llm a n , L u is V r l r / Sharrnane Ari/a Morusa Man cusi. Shlrlella Blake Brandon Bryant. Trrn lrc e Church and Frank G ckm Ii As well as Shaniar Goodman. Philip Greene. Jessu a Martinet, Edward Morales. Sally Perry James Barnes Teresa Carter. Kim berly Cookaon. Kashonda McGill Pamela Mili*,i|i. Andrra Morales Jlg n a Pam hal and Haven Servellan A n d L u is V rg a C o rn e ll* W alkrr Ma hart Clvarron Can dace l)»b b s Aniorua Arnold Healerw k laiwon Thomas H um rr Etsmy Washington Paulu*e Perkins S m u Klinger .lames Haste Haryd* Jac kson Vanessa Cam|>hrll andTnm rny Burns As wrll as Wes 3'inmg. t httssy W'tnn Ann Marie U a iis Aklrta A b ra m J.csrph Alford Kyle Mannings Trim s Hcag .(raelyn William* Ntrolr Klinger l*mtse Marengit Matthew Ward t aria Cotta Crystal Tall and Jeremiah Perec As well as tasc* High Chris Lawrence Kyiw llortck Kartt MalkovtlJ Alisa ISipdlo Nlrcde W alter Alisa S m ith B rya n Ate sander Cedric Barnes .kthn Paul Cook T r r ra n c r Littles 1-aurrn Harnos Kerry SCmms and lakrisha Smith And 1nova Vanhihtirr Artge' ViitaI Shamar W illiams J a r cpietlnr Mem She m la Harts Philip Davison Mrlena Ikmllas S c o tt C h a p m a n G a b r ie li* G a r n i* . J o n a t h a n S y d o w Donnie Brown Aik la llpliannon and iailtaha Stmih As well as Samantha Telfair. M l v r l i r A p o n t r . L a iia h a ( ofirUnd Jason liussow , Vh to ria Jones. Jere m y H o lhw rll. V.dlle Meadow* Carters Saldana J e n n i f e r S te p h e n s . A a r o n Thursion. Traci Blake Trtnlece Canty and Jamie Hammond And Wtlmarle Jorgr Shunlka Jo se p h T a n y a I'e n n ln g io n . Brian Kuaorll Patricia Barnes Jessica Chirk, Jessica James. A m i e H u n . E m m a n u e 11e D aSilva. Stephanie Jackson, d ia rie s Johnson Carlos Klvera Autum n Sheallet and Angela Shelby As well as Jonathan Wild. H eidi Bo yd . Meaga F rthle y. J e n n if e r F ro m a n , B ra n d o n Grayson. Amanda NorvelL Eddie illcHim. Taneislia Hall. Nicole Barreto Whitney W illingham. Anthony Scott. S o l i Me Fad/rn. S ie p a n ie llls h o p . S a b r in a Dulbns. Mv.cn Gang and H ost G ordon The high w h.*4ri say they are not unusual W r ir all the u m r M.ans said We re all so turn wr barely have time fur s* h a d never mind working with ih r ju c Knkry S e a l, a fourth grailrr waid she and her owahr f il%Cd to gtt visit prviydr in nursing homes around t hr turns* time, hut this year I he y won I go do that VI,an said there Ian I lime site said I feel sad about that twvauw I think those people dkln I ever gel lo see happy propir escepl when we came lo see them al < hrtsimas laiei la v t«a sakl she and her heocher plarmei) In make ccsdltes Ira wane ft tend* of Ihetr grand mealier * wlm were hianeheNtnd Bui I don i knerw if Ikad can leave time lo bring us around lo give lhem out Ih r slcth grader sa kl ft 's too hard Nbartnn laws was no* Inlereal eel m idle rin g holiday efteer In ot her* I don I knerw v b i l the big deal M with twlng SO nke lo (eniyde al tills lime of year “ site sakl Sevi rneailh It'll lie the same old say it always has Iwen anet no cave will be n k v to no <a>e Her rtassmale Derrirk Ham mei sakl I hal prrhapa jateple sbevcikl then try lo fe kinder lo nor another all year haig Maytw w r rr doing II all w tevng hr said May tar Instead of just spreading I he hcdklay cheer al • hrtsCmas we thoule! do it in the spring and the summer and ih r fall lest '* ■Bi V ~ * s & vi i i! , S«.i > 2^ l Storing others The* Saercuvol* High School Jf R O TC eartata hava bwan cotlacting < anrv#0 goods to giro to the needy during the holiday season Al the stad of irni month that had ahaady collected more than t 600 cant Among those eodung on the food drue were cadets Ryan Racme Ruby Wanar, Vcckey Gamer Masthe* McWattars. Mike Stapler and Mika lAurancelle '1h S cie n ce fair: a chance to sho w their skills ■ p J I M M Y KAPLAN Herald Correspondent S A N FO R D - Seminole High School students will repress ihetr Interests in m ath and w triii r when they enirr Ihe S r m l n u l r C o u n t y R e g io n a l Science and Engineering Fair Ms Paulette Thom as and Mrs J r a n r Sway nose are rm n u ra g trig all of their student* to rn trr Ihe rnniprtllkift Topics students have already cho se n «* p ro je c ts I n r lu d r a rch llrclurr. physic* siallalk'S. protuhilliy. and muc h more Mr* Sw ay nose coni men ted that her main goal in offering the science and math fair project* lo her students was so they ran acquire “ an e sc lle m e n l for learning about m alhor scienc e All completed projects will be on display In the Seminole High Sr head media center during the w eek of Jan 2 J 27 Ear’icily m em ber* w ill be ju d g in g those projects, and choose which will go on to Ihr county contest on Feb 4 at Seminole C om m unity College County winners will have Ihr opportunity lo win m any prices and go on lo higher rom prii lions «iy i«e *•» *< M.pi k w * i t h C w w i | ia r< , Ot ►»•«'«. Coroort i< W * « M Seen at school Read to me As a follow up Am orican Education Week, the students In Jane Epps' speech class read books lo the students in Eve Barbour’s Pre K early Intervention class at Seminole High School Rachel Scantlon road Quick as a Cricket to Nia Anderson while the young child eiammcd the pictures iM#ft>»ii iPfrnMebf Iomm( VmetFit [1 II f 11 I c �$4 ftford SonfcwJ. Fkm 4 l Sunday, CNiCiNfPl^f ft v/ * 1 I A. Health/Fitness IN BRIEF Serenade benefits Camp Challenge I MOUN I |M)I<A — I 4itur ir lr lx n lr Ihr ir«> u ti at ih r h tN liU Faster V * | *«« icly t Santa * V t r M t l r at Ih r lakeside (nit Sunday l*rt |8 from 3 to 3 p tn Tt»e event Mill lakr pla< r tin the ill''lim it 111 (h r I akr side Inn tn Uiiuill fXU a G u ru * Mill enjoy an ouliVint i im in t by tlx |la< li I r t liia i tri> Iraiuilog lio n la*** ijuinirt and 5 0 member i litot l l i r i r will also lir a siienl m otion lltr am tIon of Imllilav wtralha and a *pr< u l visit li» Santa ( Ian* I’d* m i l tieiieflt la * t»i heal* ( ‘amp Challenge, I lor Ida • only a lye/-U hair a ir t M h l r turner lif t ram p for lural t hlldrrn and adulla with disabilities t amp Challenge ta toratrd IllSorrenlo Vk krta are l| U rat h and •hlldrrn three and um lrt a ir Irrr to |nm haar Ik krta ■all Ih r I akraldr Inti al I1«MI .lit I 4 It)I Now program provides free support I C A S SFt III WHY PEOPLE Itu sponsored by ih r M rnlal lira llh Asuataflon «*f Central I bo Ida Hr ait of Florida United Fund <j(riM > and a (ra n i b trn (h r Howard Phlllij>* fu n d la a Irrr | r r r *op[.>r i aril lirlpgroup for a tnrmat fiealth cnnaurnrr T h r P E O P L E IN C support group member* u r (a n lr r themselves attarr a ititntnnn r t |ir rtenir. r h o a r Iradrra from Miiliin ihrtr group aotk togetficr toward common goal* weak on *>Jvtng thru own problem* *»» ult/r and encourage ra th tilhrr tn liar ihrtr i>wn sifrngth* to gain ttittlral ot Ihrtr man llt r t I'F.t »F I.1. IN< meets every Monday (nan 7 to A lO p rn at Ih r Srmlnohl County I’ot.lii Library C a w lltr r r v 213 N Oxford ltd oil Stair Hoad Ctrl Fur information please tall low i It r r n r r a t H il |5ft.1 Parent support group t»HI A S IIO - T h r I'arrnt Sriw ork of Morula and ih r M rnlal lira llh A aw »■tat Ion of (r n lr a l rhatda will ajamaor a Irrr sopf«>rt ( f io p for parents oI children with rrnotXitial ptohlrtna M m mg* will hr hr Id tarrkly starting in lair January fu r tnorr innfrmation please « onto*i Amy MIordan at HtM ruiMi W ater safety Instructor course O H L A N fX ) — A murwr designed in train matrix tor* to trarh tfir infant and (irrachool aquatic* program Ihr arvrn Irv rl le a rn to Swim |Mogratn liaak W alrr Safely and Flmrrgenry M a in Salrty will tir hrld l>rt 27 29 and Ja n 1 3 from 't a r n to 4 p in daily You muat tir 17 nr nldrr and m rrra tliilty complete a per <curse araakxt t onslstlng td trata o| walrr aalrty and swimm ing skill* ('oat I* $33 pitta (not frr For registration or rnotr Inlormafkm rail Ih r A m rrira n Hrd Cruaa al k*M 4141 and aak for lira llh Srrvk r » Blame it on your genes Cause of acne frequently misunderstood l y N IM B I K tIT H Harsk) Corrstponuant L A K E MARY A« n r t* wi common tn teenager* dial tl I* wanetlmrs ro nsklrrrd « normal (■art of development Atiu rd ln g to i h r N a iio n a l ( r n t r r for Yrailhv A ild lm rn t Health F lo gram. University of Minnrtrttu a* m any a* four tail of five teenager* have acne wane lor only a few week* some fur a year or *n. but motl foe afanit 10 vrar*. Into early adulthood In ra re r u n It r o n t l n u r * ihroughtHil life tn women it* (1r*l a|q>earame In die mid twenitr* <a mid thirties t* not at all unusual Although Just alentl rvefytvalv lia* it and alrnml nolaidy suffer* dire phvsk al eflert*. it ran leave •rrtuu* physkal and emotkmal war* if It ignoreil At a time M when lo a m rtlr beauty I* given [itimary value, acne <time* aking Or. Rlon J. Forconl and rau*e* iHherwtw ftappv rwri washing jitnprrly not get ■Nilgtkng youngster* to le tu m r ting rntklgh strep sleeping loo mtw-rahle wo tal outrast* and m ix h . bring otessed with thr •4trn a* not n i* the wtnrre t>f rtppositr set. ad Infinitum i oniinoal parent child dtword "Th e truth " 18 Forconl said. Since die rau«e nl a. or t* frequendv mtauntlrrstood said d e m a lo in g l* ! D r H lo n J Fortonl. live v k tlm may tw •i t uked of tiring responsible for hi* t n her m ndltkm I’arrnt* often blame (heir ><>ung*irt* lor rating lott m uch Junk food eating loo little rating too much Is none o( these thing* has very III lie to do w ith acne and If there t* any M aine al la th e d lo the disorder, it m ay well h rltm g to die parrnt* gene* According to [8 Fottoni oily ■kin t* a n o th rr co n irih u lirtg fartor In atne In jta rtk u U r s rv rrr at ne is moat nflrn found tn those who have evresslvriy oih skin * ’ Since wane jtmple with oily skin tin not have at n r and some people with dry skin do. no absedolr co rrela tio n ra n be made "sa id 18 Forconl IX Jarne* G I .adder m u*r, with live Foundation for Poaiiivr Health for Today * Youth said andorgen*. male *r » hormone*. pfiMhx rd by Ihe teste* or ovaries and andrrnal gland* in both sesew. regulate the *i/r and a rtivlty rd tfie ml gland* ” f x Laddermuse went on to say. "acne rr*u!t* from the rflet i* of androgen* whk h a rr prodtKed tn tn< teased amount* at puberty These androgen* cause ihe oil glands In produce sebum w h k h comes up through the Italr ((glides to lubrkate thr •kin In acne. Ihe pasaagrwav gets plugged up T h r sebum m a y r o m b ln r w it h k r r a lln panicles which arr sloughed of! in the hair follicles and sornr l i m e s w it h b a c t e r i a th a t norm ally reside there The result will be sortie form of Inflamrnj tkm “ Whether or not the acne *uf ferrr nerd* to see a doctor drjtrnd* more on the prec ept k«n of ih r patient th a n on Ih r seventy of (tie condition Some young people are tratmtatUed hy even mild eruptions and need Ihe supfairt and rmcMiragrment of a physician." said IX Forconl Others will take m ild acne tn Im potence support group stride, following a rr i hygiene regime, and w all it • D r Forconi s re c n m ip 't,, treatment for acn e i* iti i igi deansing two to three Hoc t»»day and sliumponing fr- p to keep greasy trail off III' I The object I* to ke e p itx <> arras as free of o il as j» cleansing alone does n - < t eg the bla ckheads In cl. - > 1 jsiilrnt can Ify-over the < mic cream* lotkm* a n d grh <pp directly to the lesion for a help in drying O v rr ih» c>i tie n / n vl p e ro tld e p icp .tr.ii - ti are good for acne piropk - pit' tided they are used .is dire rd If cosmetic* are use it ( i > 11 p ro b le m * Ih r v whnul I water based p ro dm is only I tliese home measure* |.t si" doctor may per** rllie a | - rliio agent, vitamin A acid, and anti bVXk (tra m or an oral anUb < X. In severe rerakll ikdl u i ■ recent therapy that I* *n - 4u In * u rp rr* * ln g acne i l.t <Isretinotr ar id, wlm h < >mu a to but less tovtc tluvn vnami N This treatment sFkHtld only !>• administered hy a dermatologist A ( aoi Ion from 18 To n uni "blackhead* shcxild hr mnovee! only with a *ja-« tally designet1 instrument by toavenne Ira ir' * lo use it correctly I’|< king prodding or lancing should lx strictly in the hands ot tFi< professional, otherwise sc arrtng may result M ayor donates time A l.T A M O S IK S W IN G S — Florida Hoopltal Altamonte will odrr Impotrnla Annoy mu* a aup|«>rt group (or proplr afire ted b y lm p n triw r on Monday Ore ltl from 7-8 p m In thr t'hatloa Cunferrnre C rn lrr at Kloltda lloapilal Altamotttr OOI K Altamonte l>r Crofoglsl Mu hart Krtrdman M I) wilt trad th r (roup Florida lloapilal Allam urtlr cpntaiia Im potrnla Attonvmua for n o n who arr altn In ! by lni|«ilrm r and want In tram tnorr about tla t a uses and treatment Wive* arid friend* arr w e b un ir u< attend itu* meeting whk h la free and open to tltr public For tnorr Information atxiut Irnpotrnfa Anonym ua ra il Tnrl t oilait al Ot Mx bar I Frtrdnvau a n(Tk r at 323-7772 Lak a M a ry m a y o r L o w ry Rockatt datt) l«av«* the Mt- tin row office* of Oltten Kimbcny Quaitty Car* with Path Sh- •• a physical therapist The? tr ' wai donetinq his time lo . ’ homebound patient i< junction wlfh W orld H Cere Week recently O iv K im b e rly O u itlty C e tc home health care provider NOW CScS *v **C*4O s tIH Obesslve compulsive support group A L T AM OS IF. SPRINGS I h r Florida lloapilal C r n lr r lor I'tvt hiairy odrra a lire aupiaut group for Individual* with nlirsslvr compulsive dlaordrr *m thr llrat and third Monday Of rai h month frum •* 7 p m In Ih r C r n lrr lor Psvrhlatry tirhtnd Florida lloapilal Allarnonlr. (iO l FI Altam onir Or I h r Ot*ra«ivr C om pulaivr Oiaordrr Support G ro u p la lar dilated hy a llrrrtard m rnlal hrallh ■mirisrlor For m arr infnrmailon or in register. rail Ih r F'lorlda lloy>*iial O u iyailrn l ISyt htalry C rn lrr al 2*iOtK>55 ‘ Cancer resource library Man donates car A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS T h r Wall Otanry Mr mortal C a m r r Inatllutr at Florida lloapilal offer* a Irrr Cancer H rlpLlnk Resource Library at Florida Hiwpnal Altam onir. fail F: Allarnonlr Or The library s rrnource iti.itrn.il eonststs of u|Mtatrd inlortna Iktn from orvrral or(ani/atkin* that a p rcU llrr In ra n t rr inrltidlnK ih r A m rrtran Cancer Society and Ih r Natkinal Cancer Inatllutr Vldrotaywa. IkHika and Journala about cancer arr available Vial lor* tan alao schedule an appotulrnmt to talk w llh a n u ia r. ttm narioror aoc tal worker f h r t .truer HrlpLlnk R rnourrr Library * material can hr i hre krd out or viewed In thr larlltty Library hour* arc Monday th rough Thttraday Ironi 8 30 a m In 4 30 p m . and Friday front H 3 0 a m t o i2 3 0 p m For tnorr Information about the Cancrr H rlpLln k Rrwourrr Library at Florida lloapltal. rail Cancer H rlpl.lnk al 897-1700 Bill Winston (center), of Long wood, recently donated his 1077 P o rsch e 824 to the American Lung Association The orgamrahon will sell the car end proceeds will benefit its many programs Winston can count the donation as a deduction on his tax return Lynn Williams (left), ot tho American Lung Association, was on hand to lake the keys to the vehicle David Vaughn, of Heathrow E s io n , repre­ s e n t e d the A m e r i c a n Automobile Association, which is a co sponsor m the program Nnni Photo by Tomx*f Vincont Service for elderly gets more funding W A S H IN G TO N . D C — U S Aaai*tunt Secretary for Aging Fernando M T o rrra G lI announced recenlly that Ih r Fldrrc arr loxalor .i nationwide, toll Irrr. directory aMiatancc nervier providing attraa to infortnaiion aUnii home and com m unity arriltea that help older jterattna •• ha* Iteen funded for an addlllorial three year* To rre* -G il also Mated that »lnce It* Inception an a iletmmMrallon project Hirer year* ago, die Ktdrrcarr Locator teat bed a landmark number of 100.000 rail* ’*Wr are very plcuwd widi du* record nundier of jiliour call* prim arily l»ei .lose It mean* that die E ld rru irr Localor nervier ha* lieljtrd thou*and* of taller* locale rrnourren dial help people lead healthy. Independent live* in their later yearn." Torrrn-G ll added Anyone ran call die Kldrrrure lairator al l-8 0 0 Ti7 7 -l I 16. Monday dirotigli Friday, 9 u.m lo 11 p in (Eastern Tim e). T h r service help* link taller* to inlnrmnllou abnul cominuriliy organlratlonn dial pntvlde meal*. iraiisjitiriaUnn. housing, home care, legal and other com m unity ncrvlcrn. enabling older (tersons to remain lnde|ienden( In d irlr own homes "W hether there is an Immediate need or Information Is required lor long term planning, calling the Eldercurr Locular i* the way to find die l>est source of Inlnrmation about the comm unity where Ihr older person live*.” Torres-Gll said ■Tin*, as a nationwide service, the Eldercarr Locator help* rase Ih r strain of long distance carrglvlng." The Eldercarr Locator Is a public service of die AdmlnlsiruIton on Aging. U S Department of llra ld i and Hum an Services, and is admlnltered by d ir Naiional Assoi ladon of Area Agencies on Aging and the National Association ot Stale Units on Aging A handy brochure describing the Eldercarr Locator service Is available by writing the National Association of Area Agencies on Aging. 1112 Idth Slreet. N .W .. Suite 100. Washington. IX?. 20036-4823. Making sure that chubby old elf isn’t you B y IRA D R B V P U S S Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G T O N H ushing from p a rty to p arty I* not rx rrrls r Rushing to buy gilt* could lxSeeking extra way* to burn calorie* can shave a little oil the t r a d it i o n a l h o lid a y b lo a t, especially if the additional phys leal rllort I* combined with reslnilni in Ihe traditional eating ami drinking " T r y to lie creative about developing activities around Ihe h o il d a y s . * ’ s a i d J a n e l Waltierg-Rankin, an associate professor In the Dcpatlmrot of ilum an Nutrition and Foods al Virginia Tech Window shopping counts II the shopper covers enough mall aisles, said W alberg-R ankin While Ihe turkey Is cooking. Ihe rook can take a 10-mtnulc walk a ro u n d th e n e ig h b o r h o o d . "W alking Is probably the euslrsl activity for people lo Incorporate Into their lives." she said. t**r' - ' - “- *-*T 'n Short forays Into activity can lowrr Ihe risk of ailment* such as bran disease Guideline* irom the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the A m e ri­ can College of Sports Medicine say jieoplc should shoot for 30 minute* ot exercise on most days, and that It can tie done In bursts This doesn't mean a person can walk oil Christmas dinner. A 150 pound person who b um s 5.2 calories a minute at a 3.5 mph pare would need aliout a half-hour to (I isjxim - of just two slices of ham . according to Walberg K.inkin'* tables Harder work, of course, lias a bigger paynll Running can burn oil those two slice* In a limit 10 minutes. Spreading exeirise over the entire holiday (x t Iih I pay* oil. too. People who cxjiert to eat big nmy need to plan ahead. " If I am going out that night. I will try to do u little extra rxerctse that day." Walbcrg-Rankln said Th e extra calorics that the holidays park on can make this a smart time to start an exercise p r o g r a m , s a t d C D C epidemiologist Greg Heath, who helped to develop Ihe C D C ACSM guidelines People who already plan to start exercising alter the new year cun get a Jum p on their resolutions. Heath said Th e y ran also get a head start on their present*, said Richard G. Israel, u professor of exercise physiology and director of the Ilum an Performance Latxirulory at East Carolina U n ive rsity. Greenville N.C. "A sk Santa for a new piece of exercise gear early." Israel *uld H a v in g w a lk in g shoes and Jackets handy gives an Incentive to exercise, h r said. People who cxrrctsc regularly know that holiday schedules cun wreck their workout schedule. Israel reminds them to keep trying. "E ve n If you can't exercise but once a week, tie awfully sure you do It." Israel said "G e l that one session In. Tha i can make an awful lot of difference." It also (lavs lo took al loot I Intake. Heath *ui<| A handful ol potato chip* at a holiday buffr! can have up lo 200 caloric- ot which half may conic In fat. h said. Heath suggests sticking with the vegetable Iray. but stayim: away from the dip "utiles* you know It's fat-free or reduced l.ii EYE $ EXAM OTTM oum M OCrtNDf Nf DOCTOR Of O FTO tK TR T i n n iu x m t A Q o m o fU L c o n ta c t 50% uOFF FRAMES m m iroac irocaotM fikmi m THE*EYES*HA V E - I T OPTICAL M23 LM« Emma Road L ltlU j-, •JJJJ740 “janane^jK r, « �id Mscsld, 5 »n*ofd F loi'd* • Sunday. O acsm twi It. 1094 •A ‘^v " W c d o n ' t c u l l It o l d . w c c a l l It ' a n t i q u e ' . " i! £ " I d o n ' t t h i n k It'fl u g l y . 1 t h i n k it's u n i q u e . " Florida’s software and hardware industry grow ing movements* and other colorful subjects Clicking on any of these presents a discussion of (h r disrase injury nr rrmdltlon complete with rrm rd irs and a diagnosis fralurr In thr main s rrrrn year are also prrsrntrd with drawings of a mart or woman you seleit whk h rate lly sliding your mouse pMtilrr over Ihr n i l U r nl Ih r fit urrs arras id Ih r Im ly iwr high lighted such ns Ihr rh rs l r*U|.. men and m i on f In king i«n dial area *h<«trns the svntptom list In ju*l Ihtwe found in Hi *1* area id the tasty C lic k in g on the ' symptoms* hultoii p quest ion .and answer • slgneil l<>narrow d<ss i lb |S IMl malailv I 'ruler ■|“a!| ban Ihr first query was *Do r pal breathing difficulty wit! ptlalinns'P A rink n ir tuition (irishii rd di fur A SERIOUS rardia is a posslbilily See IM M EDIATELY rti.it PI Yowl And I thought |Kd lit wne lit I It nave thau di« lug hearts of genteel l.ali I.Krd with d ie amtwisrs a liy gentlemen' Tfir disease listing ap| a i mnpankm to Ihr sintp If you re kaiklng for a *|>ei tfle dis rase, you ran scroll thro rglr th lengthy list at type the lust few letter* If you re not sure how to pronounce (he disease name t lick on the speaker button and avnwr prnttuuners the ward This assumes you h a ir a sound <aid and speakers F.u h disease dr script ion includes (he address and telephone nwmlier cd an as sortatlon wtikh ran prcwlde you wilh more info*mat Mm u I mmi! the subject Ocher tuitions play s h o t flint dip* such as hr am su tg rry ur show- an analonm al dragr am uf thr body jiarts affc-t In i try the illsrase S u n t id these images can lie quite allocking If you h a ir a sensitive disposition. U you fall into thla ratrgory. you don't want to look at the electrical burn or dog bite photos' And the am pu­ tated gangrenous leg will turn your stomach for quite a while DMA idlers two censor functions which allow you to avoid these pictures altogether nr to warn you If you selec t the 'Never' op By J . M AR K B A R F IK L O H s r s ld S H IP P a t r o lm a n From time to time, we'll take a w|fl»hk>ok At computer product* m.iitr In Clot Ida Whether you knew it nr not. tlw Hun itml Fun , Stair It.ii a growing software arid h-u d* u r industry You may h .u r h r.ird of C o n n e r Peripheral* which ha* office* in Lake Mary Connrr t* one of the top n r Mini; muriufai turrr* of rurnpulry »tur age component* »u rh at haul disks uim] tape *tnrage device* In Miami, Drneha Software make* thr power ful yet l«w <i » t Camn% graphic* program for Window* and Macintosh system* Landmark H rsenrch Irtlrt national (o r p in C'lrarwalrr l i onr of thr ie.uiing manufacturer* ol com jnilrr utility program* There » a nrw rrmptuiy down in flora Raton which i« at tout to r r lr a w a nrw stipjKisrdly Ullot-proof i ittripulrr (Wr plan tor hrrk out that claim I You K f . Ih rrr I* rnorr to Florida Chan d rvrloprr» anil msec t* And p ra rttra lly in our own U.t< kvard I* l l t r l lYrfect tor atrrl ni Merritt Inland llsel IYr fret make* thr lop selling fftmtr tfivbi of Alh-tSOf pro. a C D -R O M based medical reference for thr bouse hc»kl Fi t had a chance to *l*-nd tonic timr with f/MA and thrrr s lots to like altour itir dt*r wnh only o n r Haw that I could fmd Mr II talk about that In a tut A doctor fn your com puter /IMA oilers a fairly extensive medical diagnostic and reference hhrary for your family If your hoenr I* like lire liar Ur li! house hold you probably hate a raedl cal r r m r d y book or two and maybe a pharmaceutical refer, erne ||1|,t oflrrs all that stull and more It Inc ludr* an exhaustive medical hisiocy d.it.ih.isr for eat ft mrmher of your family, a haste symptom analyvrr .uni a pcrscTtpnon listing Taking Advantage of thr trcmmdoua ktorage rapacity of a C D ROM IIU A offer l a hefty library of photographs. film se­ quences and sounds to rnhance your perusal When year first open DMA. yotl .ur pirsrntrd wilh a scrolling list of *>mptorns m u It us 'Abdominal |Kiln.' ‘AJinoriiiaJ .ij>|r,ulngbowel \ riSHEDMAN’S DEEF OriS T DAT S A V I I I fOI C A P T A IN THuri. 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F lo r id * - S u n d a y *________________________ O e c a m b e ' I t . 1W 4 I I Psychic’s focus is to help solve crimes ■ r v ic H i D e to n M ia n Herald 8ta*f Writer S A N TO R O .Irtry Str-wari may look llk r a flamhuyant •bowman In tita frliigrd leather )a< krl hka, tied blonde hair amt ►due tinted Harrs ra re r g U * w « but hr l* vrry w rlnu* ahoul hi* work and v rry p*aalonalr abmit thlriK* hr brllrvea In Slrwart I* a pa) t htr Ni»t thr sort you lan <on*ult via thr telephone for 64 a minute tu h rlp you m akr d r t U lo n . about your k n r Ufr. or thr kind who |irrt* into a crystal trail In a darkrnrd ronrn llr Irayrs I ha I aort of work to I h r i harlatana. trr •ays W h llr h r ha* r n lr r ia ln r d m a n y a n a u d l r n r r w ith h i* a h lltllr* In |wv< frame t r y I read lfif{ the p a ych lt » jhf.il Inn* from |<et*,trial ttrm * *u< h a* Je w e lry), that I* rue w f r r r r h r (trefer* to u * r hi* talent* T h r S3 year -old radio ahow boat ha* hrlp rd arrive numerinia t i l m n Iraard on a combination of ht* |r*y< htr alrlllllr* and hi* Inve.ilgatlve prowrw» H r • now taken on thr <aw of Jam ie S w in rh a rt the young man from la k e Mary who I* a i» used of phv.trally ahn.lng hi* glitfrtend'a *rvrn month-ofd m n T h r llttk t*iy died H r didn I do 11 m ailer-of fartly Slrwart *aid Folding hi* hand* on thr desk In front of him Stewart %ald hr began f e lt in g p a y c h lr Irn prrwaton* about Swinrhart upon flral hearing new* report* of the fluid * d ra lli H r *iild thr Irrl trig* w rrr nolle *rrong and hr Iwgan doing *ornr ln%r*rigaung Into thr othrr playrr* In the ch d d sltfr H r ha* h im o v r r r d a nutnlirr of thing* that thr d rlenw tram Intend* to u*r a* |>ari of their ra w A* a wllnr** hr u k l hr w ill p re a e n t p h y s lr a l and l>*yi htr r v id r m r in rmirt Slrwart la not nrw tn thr law rn forrrm rn t and Judicial «y* Irm • til I f*ewi lie helped (tolli r in Madford. Va arrive lltr r a w of a Kadford IJnlvrralty ro -rd who was mtaaing. bul wltowr hndy wa* never Imind Through hi* (N yih k and Investigative ahrll lie* hr wa* aide lo »**l*l law enforcement In bringing the m u rd rirr lo ju s lk r • Earlier Hu* year, h r told polk r Dial a child In Klvtrra llrai h. Fla who rrj.irtrd lv had Itern ktdnap|>rd from a flra mar krt had arlually lirrn killed, a* i (dentally. try her parrm* Her molltrr and stepfather la in ad milled u> kitting her H r lia* also pointrd police In ih r right direr lion In fh rir •ran hr* for drowning victim* m u s in g r h lld r r n and other ta*r« And now. lie ha* bren working on th r S w in rh a rt case and lM-llrvr* h r ha* innr r In dr pi h information than any of Ihr law rn lo rrrm rn l agrm tr* Involvnl in ih r ra w that • why Iftey *e askril me lo br a w ttnrM ." hr *al<1 Slrwart *ald hr fir*l became aware of ht* paythk abtlitlr* in H»7t» alter h r wa* pronounced d in k ally dead for four rnlnutr* J « f r y Stewart dlacovered hte psychic abilities alter being pronounced clinically dead following intestinal surgery to reduce his following Intestinal surgery dr •Ignrd lo rrtlui r ht* laid) wrlght nearly OOO pound* A short l line aftrr ihat h r began to notice an ability lo i r n t e thing* |>*y( hk ally H r *aid h r d o n not u w hi* abllttJr* m m a k r money when hr Readers speak: Crime-solving psychics ■ r SUSAN WBNNSn M»f aid Corresponded! Crime ratr* are soaring ait a rrow ih r nation At lime*, law enforcement rshaii*!* effort* lo tra ck d o w n c rim in a l* T h r victims and ih rlr families are thrown Inin turmoil Cold ra w * arr brought out year* latrr lor detective* to solve Many polkr drpartinrnt* have rrsortrd lo Ih r u w of psychic* I* iht* a last rewortV Are they misusing ta* ilollar* or revealing •agulUMt*'* Should psychic* hr u w d to help solve rrtme*? L o r«l rltireu* were asked Sheriff Don EsJlrtgrr slated "T h e Idea t* obviously to follow up on any potential lead no matter where it come* from W r ve u w d psychic* Iwforr " t'harle* Uorher *ald. "I don t tielleve In psychics to I don't think they *hould be u w d ". Martaoi Sane hr/ Mated. "No W H O ’S FOUND YOUR YELLOW PAGES AD? P*yt hies shouldn't hr u w d I don l h rllrv r In ih rm ll's )UM a m atn " Wllmurte Man hany said. "No r * y r h u » shouldn't b r u w d . They ifcwi'l know what they're saying T h r y 'r r just lying " Kim Ondash said. "Yea They •Itould I think It's a start rv rn if It'* not Ih r right kad You vr got to Marl * om rw hrrr ** Hrad Curl staled. "Yea. they should u w payrhka Anything that psychics can p m lld In bring In Ih r had guy* they should u w '* M a r r l k a £ d w a r d a * a ld . ‘Pejrchlca can hr v rry helpful Maybe they can help figure out w here thr crlnir happened ' ' John Thom as said. " I don't tielleve tn psychic* So. I don't ihlnk they'd be uwful.** Hill Trum an said. "I know It's bren done In the past I gunv* tl all else (alls, give II a try. why not?" H rlh Stanley staled. “ I believe In psychic power* and t feel they ran he vrry helpful." Shasha Marrrro said. *'l feel they have Hu* telepathic thing. If a person wa* murdered they could contact their spirit I think they can help." B e lly Benjam in slated. " I don't even believe In payrhka The y're dabbling with some­ thing that shouldn't even tie dabbled with " 6 'fit People often find many practical uses for their yellow pages. 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Aircraft banned under Icing conditions W A S H IN G TO N — The Federal Aviation Administration spurrrd by a deadly crash In Indiana, funned use of A T K turboprop aircraft when k in g conditions are present or predicted The order, effective Immediately, severely limits use of 133 planes flown by nine regional airlines around the country and could disrupt (tasaenger service in some aleas FA A Administrator David N Hinson said Friday tie actrd I be same day he received new Information from the plane s manufacturer In France disclosing that control of the plane could be lost In certain weather conditions Ice forming on the wings has tieen a prim r suspect In Ihe crash of an American Kagle A TR -7 2 on Oct 31 In Moarlawn Ind . that killed fib people Test may reduce need lor biopsies NFW Y O R K — A device using skin sensors m ay s m iriU v reduce the number of surgical hki|>sies done lo see whether abnormalities w ithin the breast arr breast cancers, a reseatc tier sold Friday In a study of women scheduled lor biopsy, the device ro rrrrtly identified 17b r f IH2 pallrnts who were Liter found to have breast ranter, and correctly classified IK I of 210 |iatlents who did not. said researr tier Dr Joseph P Crowe J r So the device might help doctors hrtlrt select women who should have a biopsy, he said in a telephone Interview from Ihe Cleveland Clinic Foundation The device detects differences in electrical charge. <ailed potential, between different points beneath hrravl skin Cancerous arras show reduced potential breausr canter tells divide more often than normal. 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Jo h n Thomas told the Associated Press Refugees said one person drowned In Ihe canal, although a military spokeswoman sale! she had no reports of deaths ^ H frb o j The rioting Wednesday and Thursday at Hie camps 12 miles from Panama City was Ihe worst violence since President Clinton ordered U.S. warships to Intercept Cuban relugc-es at sa/e A u 'ferns tra"* hyon° r' ck 3 From Associated Press reports BUILDERS SQUARE'S ALREADY LOW, LOW DISCOUNT PRICES S u b s c r ib e To d a y! LO C A L NEWS •L O C A L SPORTS •LO C A L EDITORIALS •PEOPLE POLICE BRIEFS •H EA LTH FITNESS •L E TTE R S TO EDITOR •W EATHER S a n fo r d H e r a ld Call 322-2611 Shop Regular Store Houre. WE ACCEPT S A L E C O N D U C T E D 11Y N A I LU M N S T L I N COMPANY IN C . A S A G E N T �IP u p ! IP i•111 i f i i S i l l ! i l l SUNDAY. Decem ber 11, 19941 S p o rts B Unbeatens take tumble Soccer: Rams blank Greyhounds LOCALLY Rollins rips St. Thomas W IN TE R PARK Ray i artrr Ird four Rollins |>lavrrs In double figures with 10 p«*lnle as Ihr Tars tx-at St Thomas 70 50 Salurdav Hollins led 38 20 al halftime helped oul hv 11 |Mtinls Im m Daniel Parkr Desman Jackson led Si 1 homa* with 10 (■lints Rk hard Ik dgond added 11 Parkr finished with 13 pixni* for ih r T ar* Mike Holmes had 12 and Da, Id Martino 11 AROUND THE STATE Hill sparks Gators by Texas G A IN E S V IL L E Dameiri Hill scored 17 (■tints and grabbrd a career high 11 rrtaninds in lead Florida over Trsa* 9 1-73 on Salurdav Hill, who missed Florida * first ih rrr game* with an Injury and su*|M-n*kin. *(varkrd Ihr ! Gators throviglxiul on Ih r wav lo hi* first career double double Flrxida (4 1) pressured Trsa* Inin turning Ihe frail over etghl lime* in Ihe first half and held guard Terrence Rene her. Ihe laxiglkxns lead mg scoter, to only two (■tints in ihr (x-rtmi Dan Cross added IO (■tint* including a 3-poinirr al ih r l.lm tn u tr mark of the srrund half that pushed him over ihe I 01)0 («x n i career •coring mark Reserve forward LrRnn Williams led Flixida with 19 (■tints Texas 13 I) was Ird by guard Rixtrrtrk Anderson who scorrd 2 1 (mints Hurricanes best FAMU MIAMI — Sieve Fraser stored 19 (mints and grabhtd 10 rebounds, both career highs, lo lead the Miami Hurricanes lo a 07 53 victory «tvrr Florida A A M Saturday al ihe Miami Arena Miami guard Sieve Edwards scored 13 of his 15 points In the second hall lo krep ihe Hauler* at hay In Ih r non conference game Edward* left the court with a iwlstrd ankle with 10 33 to play, bul rrlu m e d In score 10 of the ('anew' last 22 point* Miami is now 4 1 Byron Coast, a junior guard, led Florida AAM w-lth 23 (minis The Haulers who l<i*t lo Miami 91-47 a year ago dropped lo 2 2 Basketball: AF III gets past Lions By RYAN A N D IR IO N ■ y TONV DeftORMIIR Herald Correspondent Herald Sports Editor I AKK M AR Y L ym a n High Srhuolk boys' soccer Iran, found ••sell in a place Friday night that it had not liren thla season Ih r Iowa column Senior goalkeeper Greg V rlh o turned in a shutout prrfcxmaiu e as lire l-ukr Mary Ram* handed Lym an It* flrwt lo*a of ih r t r i m n 2 0. In a S e m in o le A l h l r t l r C o n fe re n c e shootout al Don T R e yn o ld * Stadium Prior to Friday n lg h l • game Lym an was IDO . including a I <> shutout of laikr Marv In Ih r final of the Rotary Cup tournament two week* ago "T h e y won the first liattlr. and we won the second (tattle but I be war l* not nvwr yet. said l-ake Mary cibach l.a m MiCcxkle We have to face ifirm al least one more time I goes* the war will fir dec Uteri later The two tram*, who are *rhrd ulrd lo play again ixi Jan 27. Ih r final day of the tegular season, tould also meet in Ih r Pt/«a Hut tm ilalkxial and the OADistrict 4 tournament In Friday's first half, the two offense* struggled as neither Irani managed to rrra tr much against the other's defense I akr Mary and Lym an rcxnhinrd f<x Itl *fx>i* on goal In the first half hui they were handled rasllv by the goalkrejx-rs and defenders The Grrvhrnm d* suffered a severe O V IE D O — lhere was nothing prefly almui llir 55 47 win that St m l dole * Arrow Fnccr III regi* le r r d over I h r p re v io u sly un defeated O vie d o Lions In th rlr Seminole Athlrll< ConlrrrrH e txiys iMskritiall game Friday nlghl Btunlly. It was ugly Al leasl w r walk away with a w tn ." said Sernlnolr roach IVtb Traina "W e didn't play a very smart game, although Ifiey (ihr Lkxisl had a lot to do with ifiat ' W r did stxnr good tiling* I'm just glad lo get out of here alive II wa* a dogfight, right down to Ihr final bu/rrr Oviedo * dogged defense dragged ttie parr of the game lo a walk well off the run and gun irm|xi preferred by Seminole Forced to *hunt from outside. Arrow Force III wa* well off the mark making just 14 of 3ft shot* of ih r fUxx and two of I t frrr throw* in Ih r flrwt th rrr quarter* O n ly a 14 fo r-2 () f r r r throw shooting performance in ih r (mirth quarter allowed Seminole lo pull oul the win Ertc Kohrn* led Seminole (5 2. I D S A C I with 19 |M>ini* and I I rrlxninds Brad Traina 4idded 14 (M,inl* Nate Hall r nnlrthiilrd I I Oviedo (f, I (I | SACI was led by John Harper* IO point rllo n M••44k PS*»4 k, M*., H r * Lyman sutt*r*d a setback in d t battle with Dustin Garber (No 19) and the lake Mary Rams wnen Jason Kendall (No 2) was red carded |u*t before halftime forcing me Greyhounds to pier a men down the rest of the game Bm Rama. Pag* SB abbow roact in ti.tiownr I4RH H 4 O fM H lI I ) I , » H . I I I | I 4(44", t l| 4 >4 * W 4— t 4 I * I M»lt 4 1 4 1 0 . t .* 44 1 l| « r r* |K4* I I • ) H4 4 8 4 , ) I I | 4 Ve * I 4 t y 4 r*»4» i* 4* i* |i ti 0,441 . Oktfgla ___ top _______ ___.Pollthins „ If JA C R flo N V tL L B *2- ratio* Am xtg s/h w t .i iff III of ht* (mini* In Ihe ta»l 13 minutes in lead Georgia to a 75-68 win over Jacksonville on Saturday In a battle of unbratrns It was the first defeat for Jacksonville since Ihe arrival of new head coarh Georgr Sc holt Jerome Malloy and Artemus McCtary scored 22 and 21 points respectively (or the Dolphin* (4- II. while Kip Stone contributed 11 Three other Georgia |5D) player* scored In double figure* — Charles Claxton netted 16. Shandon Anderson 14 and T y Wilson 11 Surgery doesn’t slow Shula DAVIE — Miami Dolphins coach Don Shula returned lo practice Saturday Just one day allrr surgery on a ruptured Achilles tendon. Shula wasn't expected lo allend Ihe workout. Bul with his right leg In a cast, he watched from a golf cart as Ih r Dolphins prr|>arrd for Monday nlghl's game against Kansas City "Th e important thing Is that you krep Ihe leg elevated for 48 hours." said Shula. who was accompanied by his wife "T h is morning I gol up and fell pretty good, and I came oul with Ihe Idea I could sll and keep It elevated I much prefer doing this lo not bring here " The 64-yrar-old Shula missed a regular* season practice Friday for the find time In his 25 yrar* with the Dolphin* He hopes to coarh Monday night from the sidelines AROUND THE NATION Owners ’cool’ to proposal RYE BR OOK. N Y - Has*-ha 11 owners had a cool Initial reaction lo Ih r players' new proposal Saturday, leaving little hope for an ugrrrrnrnl that would slop owners from lm(M>slng a salary’ cap next week. The plan players presented calls lor a |iayroll tax on all 28 Iranis — II would have lx*rn 5.02 percent In 1994 — that would raise $35 million a year for owners lo redistribute to small market learns Management's Iasi |xo|M>sal. made Nov. 17. asked for un rsculallng lax on above-average payrolls (hat would have prukrd al 77 percent iast season Management negotiator Jo h n Harrington did n ’t give a detailed response bul said owners Insisted on a collective bargaining agreement with cost certainty, one that would lower lhat players' share of revenue from 58 percent lo 50 percent and remedy payroll disparity between iargr-and small-market learns. Owners said they would review ihe proposal overnight, and ihe sides were expect lo meet again on Sunday. P R O FO O TB A LL j D 4 p.m. — W O FL 35. San Francisco 49er» ut j San Diego Charger*. (L) j t o m p l a f Hating* on P* f » 1 _________________ save* on Srm tntilr * six *h«>r* SA N FO R D — Brothers Jo n and C J Mrprt Ird ilir Oviedo Lion* lo a 3 0 win over the Semlnolr Fighting Seminole* In a Seminole Athletic Conferrm r bov* soccer match Friday night a! Thom as L Wliigh.im Stadium Oviedo also won the junior varsity name 3 0 Jo n Mrert. a *enior. a»*t*trd on one goal and •cored hi* lirst varsity goal while C J . a sophomore made hi* llrwt varsity atari In goal ami recorded a Vleert* both played vefy well. *ald Oviedo roach J o r A , alone ’’ Everybody got to play. It wa* a good eflort .1 very good game troth wav* Cameron /artMiigh waxed llr*t on an assist* horn Tract* Week* Mike Valley then converted on a (■,%* from Jon Merrt Jo n 1 apjted the *< axing with III* goal. Week* getting credit for the a u n t. Oviedo liMik 3ti *hut* on a goal and liaal a t> I See Soccer. Page 3D c *^ 1 1 Bv4s * a »44> i « r 't o r e e i. wai e n T*t*< w , - t*»4,i4wi4 n (>.»** m Fowwa *w4 W * »• * * I S > « » 4 | 4 ' 4 | h * 0 .w k •"4 Hill TKHHK4H H*rm 14— W 44 14 I 4 a r ' l III 04KW4 *«1 H I *I4»I4I«I« 1 1*84*4 4, I * l4 4 * 41 *4444a , — W*4 H44 0 > « « t 4 I 4 < vac 4 '4 vh 4 >>W 4, M » r | 4 ' 41 41 0 ,4 4 , R 4) vac ’Hounds, Rams split cage deuce From Staff Reports LON'GW OOD — Brad Lewis had a career night and the Lvm an Greyhounds u*rd a huge second half lo lop ihe Lake Mary Rums 56*51. in the boys' half of a boya/glrl* Seminole Athletic Conference basketball doublrheudrr at Lym an Friday nlghl. In the girls' game. Laura Hagurci and Courtney Harris both hit for double figures and I.akr Mary used a 19 point third quarter lo break away from u halftime lie lo defeat Lym an 52-42 Lewis had career high* In jMtlni* 1151 and rebounds I I I ) as the Greyhound* turned up Ih r defensive pressure lo outsrorr Ihe Rams 30 21 In the second hall C Bee S p lit. Page 3U O u t! ■ A M 1 I1 . O B I T N O U N O t a i la k e M j r » B**a, I Arrova 4 «4 * .'o v i« 1 D u b * I M To < * i 1 4 )1 1 ) c > 14 0*4,1 J H e r . , Ll«M* a B'® 4» i I. O u u k , 4 R*wd>« I). W * ,« 4 C '* 9 * ' I ) To'* » || tt 14 I ) 14 L a k tM o a r « l|W k * I) t| II - 4) l| - I) T V w a o t e t la id o*4it 144 4 V e , ) I **9u<cl )| i j [Rhodt, )| T*a«l W l - 1 s t* War, I). l,m»n to lnr«4 out Lak* M oer. H om m *tt Ta atnu aili - N m k a a o n 1 444 M * ' r H .L rman) ) Courtney Harris (No 35), who contributed fivo points and three stoats lo Lake Mary's win over Oviedo earlier in the week, tossed In 10 points H44444ratals b, MaO Nana Friday nlQht as the Rams pulled out a 5242 victory over tho Lyman Greyhounds in the lirst game ot a varsity girls boys doublohoader ird-ranked St. Petersburg avoids Raiders’ upset bid ■ y D EA N SM ITH Herald Sports Writer SA N FO R D — Th e Seminole C o m m un lly C o l­ lege men's basketball learn got a glimpse of what could lx* Friday nlghl. Hosting Ih r third ranked tram In the nation. Si. I’eirrshurg Junior College, the young Raiders more than held their own against the veteran Trojans, falling 94-86 at the SC C 's Physical Education Center Friday night. SC C , playing with three freshmen in the starting lineup, trailed by I I . 20 0. with I-I minutes left In the first hull, hut buttled buck to lie lhe game ul 35-35 and took a 43-30 lead oil a three-pointer by Don Tillm an with 0 :10 left In the half. Th e Raiders led 43-40 al the Intermission. ” We played real flat the first 10 to 15 minutes." said SCC couch Bernard M enhir "But I (old them that we were still In llir game and IB O J A N t M R A IO C R tM I I **Wl#4Vbv»f J*M04 C*0*«* (M l B . ltd * 4 » l 4 t l I I WS.'4 I I I ) ' L A »b ln » 0 0 I I I B ' ,1*4 I I I 411). M,44% I I 14 I 10 1* Bu» )4 U 01 000 CktSovn 00 00 0. Atm tch* ) ) 00 4 1444 M ) 4 i II 0444, 1 ) 0 1 ) Tel*', 144) II >114 Wm,M4l4 C444,44144,1, COM*** 1141 T .l’rf,*/, 4 14 I 4 14 W p p 4 4 d 1 1 1 0 0 II H lU W d w n 14 0 0 1 Wtl%041 M O I I I I r,l>R44l>d I ) 1) I I V M ill 1 I 0 I I A"**, 1 1 1 ) 1 T i W t 111)1114 Horn 's* IC C 4) IP J C 40 TS444 RO*4,l l » m ( M i l SPJC >4 II 1 4 4 IU I 4 I ) ! W*<* 0 1 r « , 4 o i l IC C 10 21 (M im a* >1 W m m ' i) 1 I rn,g*44ld 1 4. Ri{S*4d*oe I ) AMuw, I ) l 1«'k ' lou't SPJC I ) . IC C II r o u n d out - ICC M .'l Hr6ou4VJ, - S P JC 11 |M,441 II. 14,4 III. SCC 14 (litJ9444ld 10 W*»vi-*’ d II A ititH SPJC H IWSH4 I M<0',<J* 1 II SCC 10 lSS4(*>o'd 1 THI4TUH, 1. rill944«ld I I I I 4 4 I, SPJC r IF * ,* 1. B4'»WJ*>« II KCIlSln<*>04d4 Fit/9*40idll R»»cud* SPJC II 0. SCC 1« they played hard tin last five minutes and w r got ahead.*’ Part ol the problem was that earlier In the day. the Raider* learned they had lo forfeit lour win* liecause a teammate wa* ineligible alter dro|iptng a class and losing lull-time status. "T h e kid* had a lot on their m inds." said M enhir. "A kid made a mistake and It cost us some wins Th e guys llnally decided lo forgn u I mio I that and just |day." The Haiders held onto the momentum early In the second hall as W illiam Fil/gcrald and Aklva Wilson gave St Petr Ills on oilrnsc and Mike Shrppard iixik Tro ja n jHiini guard Tyro n e Barksdale (15 lirst half jMiints) out of the game with a I mix and-one defense Hut Si I'rlr inserted a second guard Into the game lo help break Ih r pressure and (he Trojans started gelling the ball Inside. The result was either easy Isiskrls or free throws lor Si. Prle. which has five sojihomorrs track from a final lour npjrrurance In Ih r stutr tournament Iasi s|irlng. 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December t t t ru 3B It’s time to fish for lunker bass December ihroogh Frlm ia rv la •nv atwnlulr favorite tlmr of year lu n k n tu «« Virtually all of »»* fuh ro rr Id (KHindi lu iv r ,irT n caught during thi* (M-rtml of t line II yifut goal t* a ln>)>hy lor the (•all now I* the time to g rt Ifa rn J up Many angler* mttfuar t»a*a lolling with (tolling for lira * > weight base. when In truth. Ilirir it a vaet tliflrrrn tr lir t w m i |hr I wo While It'a true that a laigr hah i* taught every once In a while try angler* who are *lmpfy flab log lor any Im m that it r n r r b y, angler* who <on*l*irnlly catch trophy Im ** ll»h *|>ntfWally for l*a** o*er the magi* 10|n>uri<1 mark M hen | g«> Iu h fulling I am uo< tn irrre in l in anything dial I* le** than eight (nnmiie T h e m nfr time I *|wnd fooling w ith •mailer Iuh Ih r lew* time I have 'le* tried to Ihe really big ll»h II yiNi’rr really *ertuM* ahmrt that trophy til a lifetime, you mu*< flr»r <<>o< rnirate on waier* H u t are known lo produce large tta** Some lake* iradlilonalty do nor produce tug fish ami *nme (•art* id the rtver have more big Hah titan more heavily fuhed area* When I Iuh Ihe river, I prefer (he *tretrh from 1‘ur/le la k e *oulh to l.akr W’lnde r near f ( r o » Hear h llil* area ha* a lot tew* flatting prrwkure and fta* a the right mount path to your wall • H U M 'S SCOOP When purrhaslrtg ahliter* for lia*a fUhing. I alwaya buy Ihe U rged that I ran obtain I have never seen the shiner that was teat Urge lor a 10 pound has* FISMINO FORECAST hack record nl IO (n u n d phi* fUh Secondly you mu*i be willing lo ll*h lor really large ha** by u*ing Urge lure* or Urge live halt* Ihg hall* do take U g fish jirima/lly bcratiBf they dtarour age amalter Iuh from atrtking Ihe down aide lo Ih U type id h*htng t* that you mu*t be willing to go lor hour* on end without a airikr. aa you will be luhing for a very arnall fterrent 4gr of the overall Iu h (arjml* non Thirdly, your lackle tnuii tie in lop fthape A chain >• only a* •(long aa II* erakrst link, and Ihr Mine adage U true of filching tarkir A tug lea** w ill ta t your tackle lo Ihe max and any wrakneaa will result In broken dream* and fru»iralton Fishing lor Mg has* I* a mind •el and you m u ll prefiare your •ell menially for Ih r task at lund Following Iheae lew *lm pie *ugge*tton* will pul you on Forget the rtver for a while High water* wtill have fUh *cat lered o v e r area* of weedy sfiallow* w here they are difficult. If rtfrt littfcowaible. lo locale S e b a s tia n I n le t le a iu rln g good a r llo n w ith •n o o k , f l o u n d e r . r e d (l* h . h lu rflsh . Jar k crevalle and UdyfUh Finger mullet ur Urge llte shrim p are ihe top ball* while Ihe one o u nce jig •(111 re m a in * the m o st p o p u la r artificial Th e outgoing tide still term* to provide Ihe be*i act loti Ihte to high *ea* Captain dark ai Port C a n a ve ra l ha* Mile lo report in ihe way of offshore action Inside Ihe p o rt flounder •Iteejwliead and spunk are h il­ ling on a regular basis Trout and redflsh are rated aa g<*«l on ihe flala of ihe B anana ami Indian r i ver * Ponce In le t u the top rhofcr lor sliorelMMiml angler* Live or dead s h r i m p w i l l r a l r h •h re p th e a d , d r u m , redflsh flounder and blueftsh The M oaqnltn Lagoon area l» atifl io|i* lor hr>4h trout and redflsh Rogero, Jo h n so n lead lane quintet across 600 barrier at BA* Sanford •owclal ta tha Hoeald SANFORD Oen* R o g e ro and N a n c y Jo h n so n paced • qutntrt of howler* who lopjwd ■he 6 00 sene* mark in action a! IV>wl America Sanford ■ • g a m (aisled a masterful 077 serte* in the Washday Dropout* league on lire 5 lo lop ihe men * list, while Johnson rolled a M 'l In Ihe Tuesday Nile Mixed League on Nov l'.i to lead Ihe w iwrien Other* lopfdrig 000 were J a y Smith (H I ft Vt<ciutre » < ansa* l.eaguei D n v ld McPheeter* ■hi4 Turw lav Nile Mlxedl and Pat Johnaon 1007, Mcftulrr * Canva* League) There was also wmte excellent lx ruling In ll»e One cm One league on Nov IN a* BUI Slnaw tt IN741 BUI W alton (070) and J a y Smith (AMU all went over NOO In a lour serte* *ei The highest individual game* of ihe week were turned in hy N ick Newman w lto rolled a 256 in ihe One on (Hie League and Dottle Holntaa « Ik , put up a 2.12 In the T uesday Nile Miked League The re*ull* In league pUv ONE ON O N E L E A 0 U E . Nov. I I H ig h aerie* (fo n r game*) — Hill Sinnott. 874; Util Walton 870. Ja y Smith. 8511. IVnny Sm ith. 687 H igh game* — Nwk Newman 2!W> 215. Walton 240 Sinnott. 232 . 224 . 215. 203 J a y Sm ith, 2 IN TUESDAY N ITE MIXED LE A G U E , Nov 2* M e n ’* high aarlas — David Mt I'heeter*. (h m lr * Shaw 57b High gam e* — Shaw. McPheeter*. 231 W o m e n 's hig h aarlaa — N ancy Johnson. (kittle Holme*. 555. High g am e s — Holmes. Johnaon. 229 McQUIftE's CANVAS LEA0UE. Dec 1 M an's high aarlaa — Jay Smith 6 IN Pal Johnwm 607 High games — Johnson 245 Hon Allman. 228. Jaarm Dorman 22N W om en's high aarlaa — KMmd* Kennedy 552 IVnny Smith. 543. H igh games — Carol Slaughter. 200 Marty* Hoffman 194; I’hll Deven* 194 FRIDAY NITE SPECIAL. Dae. 3 M an's high aarlaa — Mu had Holliday VM Tom V o u 532 High games — Larrv t>avu 215 Hollidav 202 W nm en's high series — Trt*h Tahoe 482 l.eana Marlette 443 High gamas — Tabur. INI C ynthia Evan*. 165 Split C o n tin u e d from I B ' '-T h e difference In Ihe game was defensive pressure and re­ bounding." said Lyman b rad coach Norm Heady. "We did a good Job of c o n iro llln g Ihe Coords and wr scored 21 points bff of our defense. Lake Mary has pn excellrnl team The only w ay to stop them is to keep them off ihe glass and stop them from )>cnrtrallng to Ihe basket ." ; DeWayne Bell also had a big game for Lym an, scoring 14 points and blocking six shois l'c lc r Greenwood chipped In W i t h I I p o i n t s f or I h e Greyhounds • F o r l.a k r M a r y . W e s le y Ja ck so n hud 17 points and Shaw n Newberry added 14. T h e Lyman boy* (5 2 overall. U ) S A C ) visits Deltona Wednes­ day while Lakr Mary |3-3. 0 - 1 S A C ) will be at Port OrangeAtlantic Tuesday- F o r c o n v o n lo n t lo c u ­ tio n s o r a p p o in t m e n t s S e r v ic e h o u rs : M onday through Saturday 0 a.m. to 6 p.m . Som e Auto Sorvico Cantors open Sunday A d v e r tis e d p ric e s offoctlvo D o c . 11 through D o c. 24 , 1094 • F r t to tiro r o t a t i o n s • M o u n tin g In c lu d e d • N a tio n w id e w a r r a n t y O il C h e rt T ig e r P m v « 6a* P V V S '8 0 0 1 3 p is s / s o m s p u s aono P1BVBOB13 P 18 B/7 BR14 P 19V7M 14 P20$/7*»ftl4 P205/7BH15 P216/7BA1S.. P22S/78fHS P23S<79fm M«*U 0*«w Sao B B .B 7 1 0 . 0 7 t*%.ni2 m rn.m r 0 0 - 0 * 14 VR 13 Flag 9 0 .0 7 9 9 .0 7 9 9 .0 7 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 .0 .0 .0 .0 .0 7 7 7 7 7 '« " » 9 0 .0 7 9 1 .0 7 9 0 .0 7 9 0 .0 7 0 9 .0 7 0 0 .0 7 0 0 .0 7 S o la 9 0 .0 7 9 1 .0 7 ,7V70W13 1B V 7W 13 18 V 70P 14 19 V 7 WH4 1007 9 0 .0 7 9 0 .0 7 9 7 .0 7 9 9 .0 7 0 0 0 7 0 1 .0 7 0 7 .0 7 0 9 .0 7 1r ir u e f A n g la A J J g r m M fn t A H -fttn to n 7 0 .0 0 0 m 4 e p re m iu m radiate M I C M E L I W Fried. 171. Vtshnesky. ISO BUMPERSlyouthL Dec 3 H igh aarlea (two games) — Bradley Mar lei tr 212. Stulllet. 190. BobOrwtg. 190 W om en's high aeries — Caml Meyer*. 475. Eleanor Windle. 444. H igh gamas — Meyer*. 167. Wlndle. 160 FMSS/Z5P14 pusew u P IM U M U p m o o tit P JO V 7 U II4 P 2 is .e o m e n tv io a ii F H * S 7 S «1 4 w m p - Lyman was able to string togrthrr (lasses and runs Into Lakr Mary territory throughout the night, but (hr Greyhounds could not convert the sequences into goals Lakr Mary- (8 1. 54) S A C ) will travel to Sanford on Monday night to tackle the Seminole Fighting Sem lnolea. L y m a n 110-1.4-1 S A C ) plays al Dr Land nr*t Wednesday ] • A0 eaaeon trar taun • Lang rresae* • O f at nde • Raspsrtwva h a it a ig Kara Parfom vance Si/8 hnc» P17470P1J e a sy P tas-TO R IJ TA fP P1SS70R14 77.97 TO O P P1SV7UR14 P20V7UR14 •4*7 to a s r Mwariua I’ n i r y n l*YIC# rw . P IS S TORI 4 XVV4 0007 7UH14 M V*4* 77.07 P2O9.70R14 XW4* 00.97 P2OV70R1S X24 7097 P J tV T O R tl XW 4 7097 P2 J5- Turns » W 4 - N » . * 7 P20S.SSR13 XW4 7 4 * 7 P 2 2 S a O R ia XW 4- • 4 1 7 S t e n d e r x i b ra tao s e r v i c e 2 f r o n t ctle c o r r o a r d r u m , 2 -y r o r 2 4 ,0 0 0 m ll* w a r r a n ty o n p a r ta la Z x vr D e s i g n e d f o r m a n y c a r s r u n I l.g fit t r u c k * A l l i e d S ig n a l P a s s e n g e r a n d P a a B e n g o r/Tru c k U C o n tinued fru m I B advantage in comer kicks N P 2 is 7 s m s . WVMvwaJ rw ia Bee W INTER PARK Pal Ireland's two goals and Matt Hawkins' shutout goalkeeping sparked the Lake Brantley Patri­ ots lo a 3-0 win over the Lake Howell S liv e r lia w k a Friday night at Richard L. Evans Field. D a m o n C o t t ln ft* a m also scored for Ihe Patriots Chris Branding assisted on thr first and third goals while Phllllpr Clanrullll had the assist on the second. Lake Howell (2-5) took nine shots on goal and had four corner kirks, requiring Hawkins to make three saves. Lake Brantley (2-5) had 14 shots on goal and three comer kicks •Raised oiAXned I I I •m.mr TtBerPewJtrm tre a d dewun Sue p ie s S im j P1flV7SR14 PiBvrsnu P20S-7SA14 P204.7SH1S w s w # e .» 7 1 P2 3 V7SP1S XL W S W 7007 \ P209.7SR14 R W l SS. P lO S IM Il R W L * 4 .0 7 P219-7SR1S RW L 07.07 P2297SR1S RW L * * 0 7 P23V78R1S RW L 0 * 0 7 I P1S&/BOR13 PiBB'oam 3 Pt7B/BOnt3 FMBB/BOnt) P 1 B S 7 S 8 t4 P tB B d s m * P20B/7S8I4 P70S7SR1S P 22ftdSR 19 P 2 3 V 7 S n iS X L T y p e Pnom WSW w sw W5W w sw w sw Bendix IF tO V A L . T im er P e w P*um IRELAND LEADS PATRIOTS 4SS7 lia r (T ! w h o * tamers l«to S ira Pnc P 3 J S 7 M 1 J XL 7S. L122V7& Rta AS KM . IT24S.7SR18 L T L 190 LT2 e V 7 S R 1 « A W T 193. LT2 IS .a S R ia AS 00 LT23S.SSR1A AS 00. 30XS S0RISLT AT M . 3UH> SOmSlT AT 00. 07,07 a 7 sxw s l t a s s t.e r a soxio M.T as 0317 ea. aa. M u t f la r a O u n iM tk ; In s ta lle d Im p o rt A rresto r Phis m uffler for m any ca r a and ig tit truck* "TT>o Lout Muffler Y ou Will Buy For Your C a r " " C w ry o u t, 0 4 0 7 Im p o rt A m p l e r N x » C e ry ru t. w t r O e tm / y t Oe C o n v e r t e r World class, original equipment choice for some of America's hnost luxury cars and trucks Raiders-------- C o n tin u e d fro m I B either w a y ." said Merthle. Fitzgerald had a marvelous game for the Raiders, scoring 27 points, grubbing 10 rebounds, handing out five assists and coming up with two steals, two 0X1VHOUMDt M. RAM! II LakeMery chargrs taken, and one blocked Ri<sa>e*an i t u j ^ t e i >r r. Nines* shot. 1 » « t Roww I » « I. U n t e l • •• 4. N n W i) H i l l Jk I w i 11* U. Froim* • Also having good games for •e0 T o*k *i» » 1 1 * 1 Sfy*rtt 0 04 0 Tout. SCC were Wilson (16 poln(s). ton tin Tillm an (14 polnla. five usslstsl LfHMMI Crvl loot. R*.m or>l H I. D i w H H and Sheppard (11 points, five W M • 0 « 0. A**Jk * f » « 0. toll 4 00 14. rebounds, seven assists, four MMIWI 1 ) 1 *. O n "»o<e toe II. |(M*| strals and a blacked shot) i m i v m io io . i n u i m i . l o n m i o«o tout* n n itM “ Bernard (Merthle) has pul LoltM ory U M 11 I - II together a fine leant.*' said St. lf * * » II « It II - 14 Pete coach Bill Payne, formerly Three ooint twte ( M i l — Lav* Wery a Lyme* i iQn a w m i t*»*i tauii - Le*e of SC C and S e m in o le High M ir , IL ly m e n I I Feutadevt — leke Mary. School coach. " W r Just couldn't Junk*. I k m i c i i i — Nora Re<or di - le t* match up with them because of Mary I LO I SAC. liman t i. t 0 SAC their quickness It's almost Im ­ Haguccl poured to 14 points possible to slop Mike iSheppard) from penetrating." and Harris added 10 as the Lake St. Petersburg Improves to Mary girls used a 19-10 third 11-0. The Raiders (3-9. Including quarter scoring advantage to the four forfeits) are off they take c o n tr o l of th e gam e. p a rticip a te In the B ro w a rd Carolyn Crager scored a gamehigh 15 points for L ym a n and C o m m u n ity College T o u rn a ­ ment In Ft. Lauderdale on Dec. Angel Rhodes chipped In with 27. 13 7 0 .0 7 79.07 aa. 0 7 P 2 IS 7 S R 1 S P22S7SR1S P 2JS-7SR 1S SoccerAce Delaney (who only recently returned lo Ihe Lake Mary side Irom a prrseason Injury) lapped a ( m m (m m Aren Cook through thr fingertips of G re y h o u n d keeper Shane La p la ra with 31 05 left in the game Cook and Delaney connected on Lakr Mary's second goal 1500 later. Th is time. Delaney assisted Cook, whose shot got thr track of the net for the final point of the game. P2zssoma Pans 7 sm s METEORS •COMETS (youlhL Dm . 3 H igh aerlee — Chuck Beach. 368 David 643: 232; wtT align your c a r'* front w h e e l* to m o rn , factur or e spectfVcattona 4 BVfteei A l y w t»rti FH»/ Meet W e a r.m r * '' B A R F 133. Hr an don Marlene 125. Chrtslina Cole. 99. Joshua Higdon. 64 H ig h gamea — Hradley Marlene 77 llrandon Marlette. 72. Cole. 53: Higdon. 49 614 245 *Biz i i l i a U E v e r y d a y l_ o w F *r ic e a W om en's high aeries — Agnr* Ognosky. 457 Eleanor Vl*hne*ky. 438. High games — Ethel WASHDAY DROPOUTS LEAOUE. Dee.« M en's high aarlaa — Gene Kogem. 677. Elmer Studlel. 527. High gamas — Kogem 244. 221, \OW£\ ■ . 2 OV7 0 P 14 210 Wagner. 323, Nlkko Elllotl 279. T J Crowe. 239 H igh gamea — llearh. 134 Wagner. 119. Stuart Meyer*. 110: Crowe. 97 H n v o l l n e “F o r m u l a J " o il o h a n g m w h ile y o u m h o p l *Adtl m o re Id* to y o u r car “ Inoiudoa up to 5 ijcuvrts oil 1 A C - D o lc o D ura g u ru (T* or M o to rv a to r oil finer, a n d 0.1 tutor disposal fee C h a s s is k>tx> o n c a rs with x «rk fn tin gs included, dkeeel e xtra N ava*M »yr riTwtko CM C/wng*. »/ » r B r a n d s a t C»raat W a rn © SANFORD PINBUSTEfcd, Dee 2 M en's high aeries — 1km llang* 577 Gene Ktrgero 572 High gamea — Rogero 223 Bang* Rams C o n tin u e d from I B •rtbark when J a s o n Kendall was red carded alm ul five mlnule* before halltirne. forcing Lyman lu play a m a n down Ihe real of the game “ We had good play on defense Irom all of our defenders, and we were able lo convert on our opportunities." McCorkle said “ Even though they were a m an donr. they cstlll played us lough and made us work for Ihr win. "To n igh t, we were able lo lake advantage of the situation and grl ih r win ll was just a total learn elfort tonight, and a c o n ­ tinuation of w hat I* going lo tie a heck of a year " While Ihr first hall found the offense* struggling, the second h a il was a d iffe re n t s to r y altogether. Lake Mary didn't need m u ch l i m e to end th e sco re le ss )lrough! 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Not AipAable In AO Store* �«B Sanford Herald. Sanford Florida Sunday DatamOet 11. 1994 Business IN BRIEF SCC instructors win top honors Mercury Marine International makes awards Changing hands HANFORD Otir of Sanford's prurntiirni li.trlfi *h<q>* t* changing ownership Thom ** Baltiei Shop *1 I OS 1‘alltirtlo A v r tn ilim nluw n Sanford ha* t r r n owrird and operated by A I. 1ftmua* wlm y n lr n la y obwry rd hi* both .itm lir r v iiv in the (Mtbrruijj l n n t n r « T h r shop ha* now lirtfl taken m e t by Dave Drelfurrst and Donna I Tough D trilort*l. m igm alh from Wi*. cinain. t ame in Hanford with the U S Navy and a* many lormet Navy srrvk -rm rn have r hr wen In rrttiain In the area Mr ha* hern lirrr tor 30 year* Real estate women honored LON GW lJOD Four tors) wot urn trom lawigwrctd and tatke Mary were among rigid real n i.U r *alr-* «**■■ t*tr* fnirn Mtggln* A Mr-aih Inr I t r llr r Honir* and Garden* in havr earned Ibrtr Residential Marketing M .i»trt (KMMl designation* from Belter Home* and Garden* Real E stair Service T h r four w-^rr IW nv H ad/rtlch Diane h trrk her ami K iam anr pntrtana all of lanigwmxl and S lu v Younger* of Lake Marv Other* in Seminole Courtly inrludr Julie lloyd of Oviedo and Charlie Chisrttan of Casselberry T h r KMM t« thr highest professional drsignatkm awarded hy the romiMny. and t* |>rr*ented In thn*r individual* who successfully complete thr Ma*trr Claw* a d va m n l training and education program In residential *alr* and m arkrling The dr*ignail<m* w rrr riffle (ally prr*e riled hy Allen Habhag. president of Nral Fatale Group. a uhsirtlarv id M rrrdlth Corporation Gulf Atlantic doing well L A K E MARY - A brtler-lhan average Orlober ha* pushed C u lfA lU n ttr Title a step « loser to it* fourth <»n*ri uttve year of putting $200 million In recorded warranty deed volume lor Seminole'Orange routine* Gulf Atlantic. recently acquired by la w ye rs Title Insurance Corp . regt*lrred >17 fi million tit warranty fleet! dollar volume In October to r!r»*r ovit live year * ftrsl IO month* w ith SIRS million fot the twro-couniy market Th e Winter I’arfc ba*rd company Iva* *u ofitrr* serving Seminole and Orangr rourme* im hiding facilities In l-*»r Mary. Sanlord. and Altamonte Spring* Brewer joins Massey M Airt-AN 'D — Harvey I Ma**r\ prr*ident ami I E O of Massey Service*. Inc ha* named iiud Brewer tn the position of Director of Marketing Brewer will a**umr hi* new duties on Ja n 3. and will work (Hit of the corporate headquarter* In Maitland Brewer Join* Ma**c\ after nearly nine years as vice president of Todd Persona Commuincaiion* 7 he agency ha* represented Massey lot advertising and public relations for over eight year* and will continue lo provide service* to the company during this coming year Beforr joining Todd I'rrwtn* in 19H6 Brewer sprni I I year* In Orlando a ir a radio and television, both on atr and In managerial posit ions Five new M /l com m unities A L T A M O N T E SPRIN GS — M1 Homes of Altamonte Spring* plans to have five new communities by m id-June of I995 Including the third one ai Hunter * Creek In southwest Orlando David Byrne*, division manager said miter communities will lie in Oviedo. Altamonte Springs, east Orlando, and the University Boulevard area “ We ll havr 300 hontestlrs in Ihrsr new vom munitir*. with rigid newly designed homes ranging In p ri«r from >130 000 to >200.000 Spec homes in Tuscawilla W IN TE R SPRINGS — Tw elve custom home builder* will begin ronsirurilon by late Decrmber on IG spec homes tn two new Winter Springs ComrounlUe*. thr Reserve at Tuscaw illa. and Eagle * Point The companies include B G Adkins Construction. Crank Construction. Environm ental Home Buildrrs. Hrldrnesr her Home*. Hill* rest Hume*, the Von Jacob* Goup. Orange State Contracting. Park Villa. Scott 1. I'hllpol Im Pristine Home*. Tim e-Line Conn!ruction, and S u n rastir Price* will range from >300.000 lo >500.000 with between 3.000 and 5.000 square le d of living space Bid year for Calton A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS — Calton Homes of Altamonte Spring* sold 2117 homes during the fiscal year ending Nov 30 for a oolla volume of >33 million, according to President. Don Knutson H r said II was the best year r v r r for Calton Homes surpassing hy 50 jiercrni the 1003 fisc I year of 193 home* sold for a dollar volume of >21 million Home for the holidays Calton Homes of A llam on ir Springs I* featuring a special de< orated home al Cardinal Creek tn Oviedo, for the holiday season. The home feature* a grattd Christmas tree covered with ornament*, garland* and lights, with statue of Father Christmas. Admission lo the home is free. Th e home Is open Tuesdays through Saturdays from 10 a m to O p m .. and Sundays and Mondays from noon until 6 p m Cardinal Creek Is on Tuskawilla Road, between Red Bug Road and Aloma ■ y NICK AFKIPAUF H e r a ld S u n W r it e r S A N FO R D Mr ri tity Marine International recently invited over 250 trf lire I m employee amt turning tenter m*trm lor* from around the world to Central Florida to attend a two week conference and m akr thru In M rurtiii of the Year prrsr ntation ln«tro< tor* si Seminole i mu m iinlty College took t*«th tlf*t place and runner tip l,rs Barkley wa* named 1'etJ tn*lIuctor of the Year hy Metrorv Marine Pie* DwvId Jane* and director nt *rrvk e training Ed Grtinmer Darkky t* program manager nf the Seminole Com m unity Col h g r Men m v Marine Training program He ha* been Im oiled in the project al S IX ' from It » very Iwgtnntng and ha* hern training Men t in let hnieun* for the |i*»i eight year* at thr SCC ex liter and carton* remote tnra non* Garry Sim in* wa* named In •truilor of I hr Year runner up Along with Barklrv. the two provide imining tor up lo a thousand Mercury tn hnk u n i a year In one day. iw o d a v or one w eek Ir t M n t t t T h e ir siu d rn i* com e from va rio u s part* of the United S t a le s , C r n t r a l a n d S o u th Am erica and llte I'a n h U a n and are cent lo S C C by the facinry lo update Ihelr training on the laie*i change* in the industry A<cording to Men urv official*, lo win thr award instructor* m u ll rrcelvr j*c*ltlce ecalua lion* throughout the year fnwn their *iudrnt* Providing rue i nerver ed or at ton program* de ce lo pin g inn o va tive tra in in g priwvdurr* and tncoicencent In (re ra n h a nd ilr s r k ip c n r n l by the Instructor* are al*o taken into consideration in making ■elec tion*for thr award S C C * D r a tt of A p p l l r d 1 r «•h n o I o g l e * S i i i c n n r M ERCURY • a? 3 H*9A r % Instructor of me La* fla'Vtay oght Mercury Mar ne tntai from Seminole Yea' and mortar up Garry 5 it m internal tonal Community Codaqa warn among compel itvon plaque Met* ury Marine Tr*kin*ky and Durc-lnr nf Mu** >1 for tlielt rc fcillrmed ittirm ai nr** and Public S e n V r* Ih Ikth Dennard alwt received a *ii 1*1*111 Uhe : gram Rosy 1995 expected Barnett Bank o ffic ia l looks ahead ■ yM IC K P P C IP A U r Herald Staff Wntef Florida • cvnfinmy wilt m o ­ urner to outperform the national economy during 1093 The per d ic tio n a a* m ade hy Jo h n Godfrey, r h ir f e<i>nomi*t for Barnett Bank*. In* ’ The Ftonda u ulk nk I* postlive a* we kavk lo 1**115 fie *ald Florida t» clearly expected lo once again outpace the nation hy a rr*pet table m a rg in for a n u m b rr uf rra*on* The e r n k r *e* tor in the state I* large and ronilnue* to grim- tr>migration lift* population groerth to better than t ake the national aerrage and Florida rem ain* an a t­ tractive place lo live with a low cowl of living " During the past 12 month*, he observed lhai Florida lea* r* pr rlen'-etl )nb growth nearly one third faster than thr nation The state ha* added 2 1<>000 new Job*, a 3 H prrcenl gain While business and medical *rrvn e* lead (he job growth, there arr al*>> solid gain* In %*k T» tourist related arras as kidging. r r r r r a t lo n and amu*ernents. airline* and restaurant* In 1905. Godfrey prrdk t* Flor­ ida will add at least 130,000 new Job*. alt In the broad service sector* H r exprt is the rate of employment will Im rra s r 50 jierrenl fastrr than the national average W ith favorable lalior market* Godfrey say* inmigratton will continue lo strengthen PnpuUlion growth will remain close m two prrcenl a year, with a gain of over 700 new resident* per day, He commented that the full Im p arl of the Federal Reserve * increase in Interrst rate* will curta il Ih r Interrst sensitive sec tor* of thr economy, tuning hardest in housing and con­ sumer qirn d ln g for big tlrkrl Item* such a* cars, household app lian ce * a n d e lectronic* Single family housing should fall only five to ten ja-rccnt In 1995, and new apartment* and con­ dominiums are expected to re* m ain unrhangrd T h e activity in com inert- ial real estate however, is Improv- Ing T h r official said lhe profstr (ton of ta< an I office space ha* fatten lo Ihr towrsi |xilni in a ifrcxiie and demarvtl for sub u rtu n office Itnjtrovrmrnt* ha* led lo one third more office <(Hlvirut ikon tht* vrar Business s|>ending for c o m p u irr* and other rlectmnk-* and even wane new plant*, retail and office Iat limes will ronilnue lo produce moderate growth in HAM Hr expect* Florida should benefit front Increasing U S ex (sat* lo Europr. Japan and laitin A meric a with ikmhte digit grow th In International trade th ro u g h F lo rid a port* eon in b u tin g lo witid Uii erase* in Iltd u*l rial ware I k sise t p a e W h ile defrn*e-relaied c u ltiack* remain a source of aome concern. Godfrey say* *in>ng growth In other art tor* ihould m lttgair most of the pay-roll kw xrx Regarding iotirl*m hr said Ihr industry remain* w in I despite i otnern* about r n m r direr! ed Inward foreign tourtsl* The In dustry saw a drop of only three petteni through mid summer of 1994 w ith m o re fa v o ra h lr trends in recent months, lam er airline fares and tfvemr park e*{ >.ut*ion in live Central Honda .lira should a!w> benefit the stale nexlyear lla rn rii Banks tm . Is lt*ird as th r 23rd largest financial In­ stitution In the United Stair* New veep (or insurance corporation Malthaw Fraturs. CLS. a vsturan fills inturancs aiscultvs. ha* t»# n named vies prtrsKfenl of Area Tills Operations for fhs Gulf Atlantic Dfvlslon of Lawyen Title Insurance Corporation Erasure will oversee Gulf Atlantic T i t l es tour search departments including on* located al 109 E Commercial Si in Sanlord * Ladies —A r c Ladies — Ladies a s u it W e a r in g M a k e - u p F ro m >'o m 77 1c GO'S o r 7 0 s o r 8 0 s ? ? ? ii I wr m A I jv ee i t h a t 's as g o o d ^ 3j •3 & V as ML i ■5 3 •hi t \ xvi •■i \ iIt:< V mr*- I rut For Personal & Commercial Insurance Yixir fnv pit imlmk-* iwn if our jgt'-iM jing luviv j jlp lu liyiiruyy j u J skin u rc pnxhiiiv. pin* Li i m i j t Itrj |*uwilcf hximUlti >it. Mu mg jih ) sllifiy N jil t rtamcl in Cla-m ItmrMiy .iihI Coktr Kh Ii Upcnmc In Knl \\mc im RICHAHO RUSSt t/« f! Ml I|4tgj * TONY RUSSI INSURANCE mERLE noRmnn I In" ;j4itr f<af tin* N ‘JUlifyl MERLENORMAN COSMETICSTUDIO i 2575 S. French Ave. Sanford 322-0285 LAKE MARY / SANFORD WALMART CENTER \u to -O u n crH /n *it r a n e e Holiday home at Cardinal Creak. Oviedo l V H iff;#* t 'At V> / If Hi JSi M»*SS I i * Tnv wkh ihtv«i up rt jfxl jemfu* •< cm • nut Merle Vrtam um:Mk |*ruli»it» <i«nxln • m ouu rut ukIixW Opx-perttwumr S while vu|ipl*’v h i ji |u(1xt[uting Nudi ! a *^7777777777777777777770777777^77777777777777777777777777^^ ------ - ................. �»Ofd Flood* Surf)*, 0*c*mt*f 11, 1W4 - People Quinns mark 50th anniversary W o m an ’s club donates gifts to girls’ ranch OaLwaa I m D with bookmark the designed. Commission seeks boundaries for Historic District T h e Lake M ary H istorical Commission m rl Monday. t>r< 3 al 7 p m at Ih r Frank C va m Center ll was a v rry b u ry meeting with a lot ot business bring d i v u t v i l Among other things thr commission wauls to find out If Ih r r r arr already boundaries marking thr Historic District ol Lakr Mary II th rrr arr. thr group want* sign* pul up designating Ih r area a* such If th rrr arr no Ixmndarlr* art. a committee will tir lorm rd to recommend thr boundaries Th r chairman. John 1 homjMnn. is going to look Into thr rosl of purchasing a sign fur thr Frank Evan* Center T h r commission ha* agreed to buy onr T h r nom inating com m it Ice reported a difficult time filling thr pmt of chairman It was finally agreed that Mary Wolff and Lillian Griffin will hr cw chair* for thr upcoming year J e a n II r o o k I y n w i l l h r C r o o m s T h r HUM holiday season gol off to a glorious start for llrts) and Tom Q u in n Tlie jmpolar Sanford couple renewed tlirir wedding vows of 30 year* ago ori 1 hankwgivlng m orning during m a ss at A ll So u ls C a tho lic C h u rch where they are active members Adding lo the festive eelebra Hon was the jHesrnce of sis of t h e i r se ve n c h ild r e n w ith spouse* an d a ll lb g ra n d children who joined the earned guest* of honor Th e grand­ children range In age from 4 to 1 4 according to Hetsey T h e o n ly fa m ily m e m b e r absent was their son. Thom as, an educator In Tokyo Other children and I heir s|iouse* arr d a ug hte r E liza b e th and her husband T im Arnold Itrnver. d a u g h te r P a tric ia a n d her host valid. Hurt Hankie, ( teuton Texas J)f Jam es Oulu and his wife, Joan. Sanford Charles O n io n and his wife T e rr y . Akrntt. Ohio, daughter Carol and h e r h u sb a n d Huger S c h e ll. Clnclnnall. and Mark O u ln n and hi* wife D untu. of Casselberry 1 fie Oulnn* a rr v rry proud of Ihetr rhlld rrn w ho arr all college graduatr* Following Ih r Thanksgiving mass and the Uutim* renewing their wedding vows. Or Quinn and tils wife Jua n , enlrrtained at a dinner for all 30 guests al their home Joan exprrsjvsed tier pleasure al brin g hostess in the family relrbrallon "ll was so n lc r,' she said, "and a led of fun T h r c o u s in s h a v e a h a ll fpgrlher " O n Saturday , a reception fur fam ily and frtrnds was held at Sahal Point Country (.'tub In Longwixx] According lo l l e t s y , " T h e decorallem* were tieaullful and Itiecake w a* outstanding." T h e bullet featured an tiver sized dove Ice sculpture de­ signed by their son. Mark chef at the club Guests were served a te m p tin g array of sh rim p v e g e ta b le a n d m e a l tra y s , chicken, meatball* and a v arte tv of other delectable fare ft was beautiful.' Hetsey said A harpist played soothing background m usic and aftrr the traditional Inast lo the couple, Aurora W yrurn sang. "Ill be low ing You always " Friends came from Sanford. Orlando. D rlla ry . l.ukr Wales. Deltona, Lake Marv and Genev a. SANFORD DORIS DIETRICH Here's another couple who were married when the winds of Wotld War If were raging and Torn was Irt Ih r U S Navy, slat toned al San Francisco They taler made Iftrir home m Oh hi w h rrr To m was a manufacture rep Upon arriving In Sanford in PW12 at Ih r recommendation ol a friend, lorn w rn l Into real rsiatr and later opened up his own office Hetsey said they loved Sanford and wishes they had moved here 4<t year* ago U p until two year* ago. Hetsey ra ised her seven children a* well as helped In raise many other* S h r taught school tor 20 years in Ohio and latrr at l.ake M^rv High School Pat Broost (left) and DeLores Lash by sleigh fined for another 10 years ■ a most Hacienda Girls Ranch from the Sanford Woman's Club rewarding and enjoyable experi­ they plan to escape Ih r Florida gala. Hetsey said, "ll was unence. shr *av* forgettable! W e ll nrver forget T h e Q uinns bavr a motor heal in the summeriune and if." home and enjoy traveling They warm up lo Florida during the W ould Betsey m a n y T o m all have rrcenfly bought a second cool weather month* About the golden anniversary home in North Carolina where See D ie tric h , Page S B Christmas banquet spotlights activities for Greater Seminole Chamber LONOW OOO ROWELL SHAY K0EGEL parliamentarian and Harriett Hoyd will remain as treasurer Com m ission member* congratulatrd Treasurer Harriett lioyd Harrietl was a big winner In the Golden Age Games. She then went on to win seven medals at the stair meet. Har­ nett will go to Ih r Nationals in San Antonin in May T h e com m ission discussed Christmas In Otde l.ake Mary T h r commission will have u display ol old Christmas toys al Ih r event. The commission will s e t s Bee Lake M ary. Page 7D s i l v e r Officers installed H*t*w snots Sr w n • o*o»i Officers and board members of the 1995 Greater Seminole County Chamber ol Com m erce. r e u n i o n ; M a t t i e Crootns H igh School class of 1969 celebrates Its 25th Silver Heunlon. Dec 22-25. Classmate* and friends will gather to help make this n celebration to lie remembered for yeur* lo come. T h e y w ill be re n e w in g old friendship* and i-halting about themselves. For your enjoyment they have planned • Thursday evening. Dec 22. Wesisldr Cen­ ter. registration and reucquaintancc, 7 p m . • Friday. Dec 23. class prom. H p.m . until ?. S a n f o r d G a r d e n C lu b . • S aturday, Dec. 24. picnic. G ro v c v lc v Park. 10 a.m .-2 p m • Sunday. Dec. 25. I I a m ., church fellowship service. New H e th e l M is s io n a r y H u p tls l C h u rch . E. lO lh SI. and Hickory Ave Speaker for Ihe worship service will be tile Rev. Tom m ie L. While of the class of 1969, U crn a d rU c H ak rr G ardner Is c h a i r m a n . C a l l C o n s ta n c e W illiam s Anderson ut 323-5475 for Information Maflla luma 81 Maltl* Olivia Sumptar Waldo Betsey and Tom Quinn (cantar foreground) surrounded by lhair chlldran and grandchildren. Mai tie Olivia Sum jilcr Waldo t u r n s G reater Seminole C o un ty Chamber of Commerce never wastes time or energy of an opportunity. During the holi­ day banquet held on th r Drat of December at the Tlm acuan gce Longwood. Page 6B 8 1 SANFORD MARVA HAW KINS celebrated her Hist birthday. Dec. 7. with four family genera­ tions helping her celebrate. Mrs. Waldo was born In Hlackvllle. S.C lo thr late Nileage and Sarah Sumpter. She met and mrrled Jn n n Waldo Sr. In 1935 and lo Ihl* union nine children were born Next year the Waldos w ill celebrate 60 years of marital bliss T h e family has lived m Hrllc Glades. Fla.. Cajx- Charles. Va. and in later years hav< made Ihelr home In Sanford. Mt*. Waldo Is a member ol Ml Moriah Primitive ltapttM Church. Mrs. Waldo says by I lie grace of God. See H a w kin s 7B “ •■•Mi Planning commllloa, Crooms claia ol 1M9 By ■ •■■• “ OTBINB �•• Santon) H nant Sanlord. Floods . fturvlt, O scsm bsf It, 1094 Hobby: Collecting Dreamsicles WEDDING ■ r SUSAN W IM N IA Htrald Cot f spondont___________ L A K E MARY - Being a wile, mnther and part-time employer keep* Nonna Greenwald on the run Th is slim, blonde woman rird lts her sanity in the mad ness of life to her faith in God G re e n w a ld . fo rm e rly from Tennessee, has been a resident of laikr M.itv for sis month* She and her hustund Mark lu v r been married for 13 year* They have three children. Eric Hunt r r and Taylor The family at Irnds the Sanford Church of Christ Dreamsicles. little figurines also known hv some as chubby chervil**. line ihe shrive* in her home They appear as small, blue-eyed, rosy-cheeked angels with wreath* of dried flowers on their lliilr head* awaiting a glance ftoili visitor* Although Grernw aid * collet tkm I* still small she plan* lo expand Now that the children are a hit more indr|M-ndent. she Isqie* to spend more time *ean hlng for different Dte.unslcles and using some of the Income from her Job tn that end Shr also hopes to direct friends and family lo the store* w h e rr these sm ilin g creatures arr residing so they ran he added lo the warmth of her ow n cozy home Mr. and Mr*. Tim othy Allen Dycus Bridget L. Deere, Timothy A. Dycus exchange vows DELAND Bridget Lynn Deere and T im o th y Alien D vrus are anmnmrln|( thrlr marriage today Th e y were married J u ly 9. 1994. at 7 |i m . at First Baptist Church of Dr Land Th e Rev f*atnrk D o n a l d s o n of S a n f o r d performed the traditional cer­ emony. The (aide ts the daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Deere of Astor. former resident* of The Oaks. Sanford The groom ts the tnti of Mi and Mrs Jam es R D vru* of Sanford Moth the brtde and groom were reared In Sanford and were high school sweethearts while attending Seminole High Sc I h io L Given In marriage by her father, ih r bride chose for her vows, a formal white taffeta gown wi t h sweetheart neckline and full train The filled bodice was embellished with lace applique and pearl*, seed pearls and srqulns. The pulled sleeves w rrr tmrdcrrd with late applique and bead­ ing The full train was also bordered w ith applique and treading, creating a full bustle Her headpiece, a pearl-bended crown with pull at the track of the head field her Illusion veil She carried a cascading bou­ quet of mauve and r o s e star gazer*, while and cream roses, baby's heath and ivy. Franrlna Fowler. Titusville, served Ihe bride as matron of honor. She wore a short-length d r r s s of h r l c k - c o l o r e d bengallne faille and tnolrr fabric. She carried a hand tied bouquet of summer (lowers — coral bouvardtn. stargazers, yellow and white daisies, pur­ ple iris, yellow buttons, baby's breath and assorted greenery Bridesmaid* were Andrea " R e n e '' D lso n . Longw oo d. Jennlfrr Smith. Orlando. Kelly L u ce . Chester. Va J u n io r bridesm aid was Megan H Dvr us of Dellona. the groom's niece T h e y w ore s im ila r dresses to the honor atten dant's selected In their own style Thev tW ile d identic al bouquet* Talmadge H Lowe J r erf New York. N Y served the gnwtm as best m an ' Robert A T^iVPtand nf *stTford, brother In-law of the bride, served a* usher Groomsmen were Brian E Davis. Boulder. C o lo . Robert O. Cohen Orlando. David J R ape. Lake M a ry J u n i o r groom sm an was Robert I* L o v e la n d of S a n fo rd , the bride's nephew P h illip f> Lo vela n d , the b rid e s nephew, carried the Deere family hi hie; Jeff R Dycus. nephew of the groom, carried Ihr Dycus family blblr Mary Beth Donaldson of S a n ­ ford was an assistant. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the Historic Grant-Bly House In DeLaml Friends and family guests from out of state at­ tended A bulfet. coc ktails and dancing were offered Several old family custom* were en­ joyed by the guests After a wedding trip to St Augustine. Ihe newlyweds urc making their home I11 Lake Mary Th e bride Is employed as a m ath teacher at Rocklake Middle School. Lnngwood. and the groom Is artist/owncr of Mudfish Clothing C o . W inter Park G r e e n w a l d s h a r e d her thought* concerning her Initial altractkm lo the little angels The fare is w hat really got me Interested." she said "T h e y have such a rule Itltir face They *****H W » l«* . Norma Greenwald shows soma of har collacllon all represent something positive to me Thev all seem so happv " The first little clav figure came Into her possession when stir was about 15 tear* old My m o lh rr started me with two angel* and a December dolt for tnv bln In lav Site also gave all her four daughter* one to help Longwood— C o n tin u e d from Page 511 C o un try Club the officer* tor the 1**95 year were Installed a succ esslul fund raising aurtktn was held, awards were acknowl­ edged and Ih rrr was an enter tam ing program delivered by m rntaliM Mark Stone eg Chevy C h a s e lame I he new It trstalled 1995 E* r r u i i v c C o m m itte e include ( h a i r m .1 n . M a i r o I m Mat D ia rm id S u n B a n k . Past C h a irm a n B ill D o d d . A A A Chair Elect. Jo a n n lr Vincent. C ro w n Bank Treasurer. Ken O'Brien. A T A T Legal Counsel Frederic Rli Stanley, J I) . Vice Chairm an of BusinessE d u c a tio n P a rtn e rs h ip Jo e A l v a r e z . D C C -C n n s t r u r l o r s C o»p . Vice 4 liatm uyt *»J E*y* n m n tr D rx rfn p m rm W illiam "B ill Stangr Southern Bank of Central Florida Vice Chairman of G o v e r n m e n t R e la tio n s . H a rv e y S rh e m go ld . S rlm rn s Si torn bergCarlton. Vice Chair m a n o l P u b lic R e la t io n s . Stephen W Wolfram. Litieny Collection Bureau. Inc . Vice Clialrm an of Membership Serv­ ice* .mil Development. Larry S lu kr* . Arnrrttrk of Orlando. Inc Vice Chairman of Way* and Mrans. Iking Anderson. C'oriialr Aviation Academy: Vice C hair­ man of Small Businesses l.ynda G raliam Mays. O g llvy Manage merit Servlrr*. Vice Chairm an of Vision 2000 loan rue Vincent. Crow n flank T h r Board of Directors ol the 1995 year Inc ludr Keith Alli/rr, C P A Bill Baker ol Institutional Advancem ent A G overnm ent Relations. Peter Berry of Lyman High S< lit ml Ed Elook hinder ol Th e Video People, Inc.; Ken Cone of Florida Power Corpora­ tion; Loo Conti ol Holland and Knight Daniel Freeman. CPA Shelly Femme of M rrrlll Lynch; Linda Harper of Corporate A c­ commodation*. Jo h n W Howell of Maguire, Voortil* A Wells. Debbie Luplnskl of Sprtnt/Unltrd Te lep h o ne of Florida Diane M u lm o n r of South Seminole Hi.spu.il Mai k Mi -Reynolds of llam rtt flank Hannah Miller of NationsBank of Longwvstd Bill Miller of Stla Inc Ken Prtllow of Altamonte Springs Flortsc Inc Hlrhard Rrtnrr eg Florida llospi tal Altamonte Ikift H-w eg Or lando Business Journal David Wright eg Glare amt Radi lltfe I nr Outgoing board members w rrr acknowledged and thanked for their year* of service and ram itiilm rn l D rd r Sc haflner of Die Hlends eg the Seminole Count* S» hoot Board Jo h n Rzeptennek of Professional Services. BUI F ry r eg Cniglobr Travel, and Ik.b H ealley u( IW S were given lokrns eg appreciation for thrtr ttm r and year* served on Ihe hoard eg direc tors Bill Dodd, staff .director eg Public and Govrtiuiieiil Affair* of ih r Am erican Automobile Association just chairman eg th r Greater Seminole Couniv Cham ber of Com m erce, wa* tflanked for Ills service and leadership and Ihe highlight* of ih r year which Included a so. 1 rssful Hobnob. Air Show, and i h r m erger w ith Ih r Long wood W inter Spring* l handier of C o m m e r c e MaIcoIm Mac Diarmid vice president eg SunBank chairman 1995 of Ihr Gr eat er Semi nol e C oun t y Chamber of Conimerre. sjiokr .i I miu I getting ready for 1995." unci his com m itm ent to the chamber to program, provide success and the opjm rtunity for frrd b .uk lo evaluate thr ton lln u r d im p ro v e m e n t of th r e v en t * a n d t h r s u cce ssfu l grow th ol the organiruilon T h r silent a uctio n ol the evening Included donation* from th r various merchants who arr m em bers of the chamber of c n tm n rrc r Rutland* donated various wearing upjiarel. The Vidro People. Inr. donated two hours of family silling, thr hank* donated savings tmnd*. Steak and Ale. C hl-C hf'n . and Ihe Osaka Jap a n ese Restaurant were represented tickets were donated to Th e Civic Theater, the Balloon Connect ton donated Happy anniversary Marjorie and Leo dish-brown fox to depict I fir groom * hobby — fox-hunting to Joyce Sawyers told us that th r golden gala of Leo and Marjorie Zeola was out ol this w o r l d . H r Id at T l m u c u a n C o un try Club on Dec. 2. Joyce reports that everybody had a good time and th r music |by Leo's bandl was simply won­ derful when the Zeola* celebrat­ ed th e ir 5 0 lh w e d d in g annlevrsary Alter Leo retired as a Navy captain. Ihe couple decided to move back to her turf. She Is the f o r me r M a rjo rie E liz a b e th Newman of Sanford We wish them m uch happlns,* during the next 50 year* S|*c< lal tntrest Itrm No. 2 Joe Ponzlllo. the vocalist with the booming rich baritone voice, madr a spec la I trip to Sanford from Ohio to sing at the wedding m uch to the delight of Ih r congregation. us collect them M> sister rig le d * them too That * what made me really start to m ake them She just ha* a lot mote than m e " T o m e n tio n som e of the rhem lis In her roller <k>ii one praying carries the name "A C hild 's Prayer '* Thl* cherub was a gift Inan her mother Another Uvnrtte a larger version of the Dreamsicles. I* an angel that sits on a ledge Her husband gave tier a gift of a DteamsUle with Ih rrr hearts by Its side It u holding a heart In Its hand wtlh tire words **| lo w you' 1 htaeled In II Thai angel was a Valrn tine gift from m y hualiand " she said It s really spec 1*1 In me | cherish that one Her kissing angel* hate a wing missing but the sentimental value still holds true I really kind of like the smaller ones " site said "I guess It s fat suae I like lilite thing* Site displaced her rhobe s rln Ikm* and ills* ossed ihertl Also In the group was an angel with Its finger 1 lose to it's mouth as If tn*av Sbhb ** I be little angel with Its tiny finger looks like a child ’ A n o t h e r f a v o r i t e of Greenwald % is her additional collection of cups and saucers My m iMlicr got me lira In Ihe he g in n in g s h r said M> mother in law then got me ««• f«a m y birthday The small floral tea set was from m y husband H r bought It for me fra Christmas one yrar If it wasn't !<a my hustMiid I wouldn't have any of tills H i' tea set is a dainty set fit for a little gtrl with a coffer p<H two cups, two saucers, a creamer and a sugar dtsh Although her two collections don’t arid up to much now Greenwald hopes that they will l» a source of fun ami relaxation and gilt k1ra% fra years to rnme T h r angels bring a smile to her fare and lift her spirit And that s why I like them around ** a bouquet and thr list was fourth column ol pagr 1237 of endless thanks to thr hard witfk Ih r flat la* fort W orth telephone directory seemingly from memo and dedication of Jnannle Ytn He asked cent and D rhby Luplnskl As If rv o r te le p a th y tfval were not enough their was everyone to write thru name also a live auction and Art and some trivial piece of infor Grindie was on hand as the mailon -in a p lrte of paper and then lie mid them what tiiey had auctioneer Thank* to Art * rn thuslasrn. people w rrr anxious written Tlie comments from the tn but and It was fun lo w atib audlenir w rrr always the sattvr b o w did lie do Dial?" film run up and down Ihe aisle Everyone srrm etl to have a getting more and more proplr th r Involvrd In thr bidding Jusl w o n d r r lu lly good time when you thought that live item G r e a t e r S r m t n o l r C o u n t y was sold Art would pull another Cftam brr of Commerce had a b id d e r in to the game Th e hollitav fsmquet nrw officers A p o p k a F lo r is t d o n a t e d a were sworn In to thru year of beautiful Christmas t r n lr r p lr t r service to ih r com m unity, tftr and the Orlando Magic signed a u c t i o n fu n d r ai s er s we r e basketball was the hit n< the extremely profitable and the evening among several ol the Mark Stour program was exccp Items donated try a very gener Ihinaltv rnirrta luin g H o w do fhev do it* ous group Mark Stone 1* by In* own (Shay koagai is a Sanford definition, a rttrntalisi H r did Htrald eonssporvdanl covering lha Longw ood area. Phon# have his a udlenir spellbound as he read Ihe twelfth line of Ihr 313 O il 4 | NEW ARRIVALS I tie following lilrlhs have hrrn recorded at Central Florida Re glnnal Hospital. Sanlord Nov. Hi - IVltwwrle Ramirez and Artel Gonzalez. Deltona, girt Nov 17 — A m *1 and Stephen Hathaway. Deltona, hoy N ov IH — I'ok S im and Thom as Ixdan. Sanford, girl. I'h y llls E and Frederick II f'harts, Sanford. gtrl Nov 19 — JarintM- L and Dale B Johnson II, Dellona, tmy Nov 20 — I I . i M m i .i and James Gaull. Deltona, girl. Sandyfave L. and Ronald C Wheeler. San ford, girl Nov 22 Brenda and Michael llarlow r Sanford. tmy. Danielle Bell and Bryan Isa Sanford, boy. Maureen and Albert Landgral Sanford, boy; -Jewel and Patrick Allen. Sanford, girl Nov 23 — Pamela and Robert Holt fVBary. boy Nov 24 - Rrnltra Hlllsman and Willie Jarrells. Sanford, girl. Alisa and Paul Hotltnger, IV B a rv. buy. L a To y s h a B u lls . Sanford, tmy Nov 2ti — Gall A and Edward L Carpenter J r ., Longwood. boy Nov. 2H - Mu helle Bruce and William R illrr Sanford. Imv Cat! Us To C u stom O r d e r Y o u r E n tree's T o r Y o u r H o lid a y P a rtie s o r C o m p a n y Tutictious Dietrich C o n tin u e d fro m Page SB over again? "Eve ry bit of It."she beamed. '*We are fortunate , we have been blessed. And we like eac h other a lot.** Sing-a-lona sparks club meeting Th e Sanford Woman's Club was all decked for Christmas al th e Decem ber H ire lin g and lu n c h e o n E v e r y nook and cranny were filled with outstand­ ing decorations Pari of ih r decorations In­ cluded a sleigh, complete with Santa at the control* as welt as beautifully w'ntpprd package* Members brought the package* to Ire distributed to Hacienda G irls Ranch at Melbourne Also, m any members made cash con­ tributions for the girls Th e ranch, a non-profit long te rm foster ra re facility, is licensed by the State of Florida for non d e lin q u e n t, abused, abandoned or neglected girls from throughout the state. The facility, which presently houses 45 girls, depend* on the Florida Federation of Women s Cluli* for Us ongoing operation DeLores I.ash. club president, presided over the business meet­ ing She presented the Presi­ d e n t's S h a rin g and C a rin g Aw ard to Pat Foster, chairman of the club's education depart­ ment Pat was cited for her recent successful chairmanship of the club's annual lurid raiser. "Puttin' on the Ritz." to raise funds (or the scholarship pro­ gram Annually the club pres­ ents a scholarship to a deserving w o m a n r e t u r n i n g t o t he classroom Th e jirogorarn for Ihe day was a sing a long co n d ucte d by pianist Jean Metis anil soprano T in a Joseph Members sang traditional carols as well as contemporary songs with verve and adoration. Chairmen of hostesses were Roberta Z lltro w c r and Polly Pezold who made many colorful decorations In c lu d in g clever decorated candy canes al each place. The hostess cam m iller included: To n i Hobson. Frances W ils o n . V io la F ra n k . C o ra Kanner. Jeanette Padgett and Liz Oldakrr Nancy and Noy now Mr. and Mrs. Rivers O n Dec 3. wedding bell* rang for Nancy Tcrwlllegcr and Noy Rivers The wedding wus simply b e au tllu l and N a n cy was a gorgeous bride Following thr wedding, a lovely rrcrplloii was held at Sweetwater Country C lub. Of special Interest was Ih r groom ’s cake which was deco­ rated with a m lnluture red­ Order Hickory Smoked Hams. Turkeys, ay or Oeef Rounds for the Holidays • L Joe and fils family. Including wife Te rl. left Sanford to attend Bible College In Ohio which has led to a musical, evangelistic ministry lor all of (hem. Special Interest Item No. 3 When thr day arrives that Nancy and Noy may want to chronicle their wedding happenings, ihry will prolkibly never overlook Ihr honeymoon 10 cold, ski country The happy couple drjtarted Flor­ ida's nun-kissed sands in HO d rg rrr wcalhrr without coats und warm clot hlng except In thrlr luggage The bad news T h r luggage got misplaced, hut Ih r good news Is dial It wus located a couple ol days la lrr before ih r newlyweds froze lo dratli J Dolivory To Your Door On or Beforo Docombor 24th f Pioneer W estern 831-9813 ,1' t* Ikir (rtu ijti1 -V-' I / / y i i i s f - . k 'n l u x AlgufldW c j H See Dietrich. Page 70 J �Santoro HsraiO, Santoro. Florida - Sunday. Dacambar it, Lawyer fears suit if he took sides with Apple Annie 7B A D V IC I ABIGAIL VAN BUHEN wilhsotrx non Uniting variety! A* an Am erican k id . I've swqxd apples A* (he owner of an apple tree I have had a|q>le* vlnlen And as a lawyer. I could stand i*t make money whenever there ts an apple tree an tilrnt ” Abby. tlx America I love is tlx Ann rw a where i hlldrrn on tlxtr way home Irotn school can dash Into neighbor* yard* to swqx apple* or *wlng from the tree* It I* not an America of tiarrtnedr* warnings and wall* — where lawyer* txco n x rich suing apple Irrr owner* and rltlren* are inqaivrrtsbrd by outrageous In sit ram e premiums D E A R A M I Y i I h id to ira|aitu| to Mrs Hosier s rr»|»>nsr to Apple A n n x I m sure her r o n r r r n s abo u t potential law suits — If A n n ie allows ixlgblairlKHMl children to pick h e r a p p l e s — are w e l l inlenllorxd Hut it that is t lx way we must live today, it u h a r d ly wo r t h t he effort I IxtwHially would takr reason aide ptecautkms and tlxn risk the rest Lawyer* can always think up the wix*t possible ** rnarkM Hut tlx (ar t I*, the vast ma)oflty of people w ill l i ve their l i ves without txlng sued for anything eacept possibly divm ie J A M E S L. D E L A Y D E A R J A M E S It dors s rn n a sm I rvim nxntary Ifull a grrxroti* and rxtghU aly in:ipulw must lx suppressed bee a u sr nf t h r rr-Jitlc* uf an A rnrrli an g o ix lawsuit crazy Y m it* was not th r only lettrr 1 rrtetv rd voicing that opinion Reatl on D E A R A tlllY i This is in re s|>of|sr to Mrs Koslrt S lettrr to Apple Annie telling Ix r tn slop allowing children onto Ix r property, to keep her apples picked. iK better (or worse! vet irptace her Ix lo v rd apple tree 19*4 I would like to tell Apple Annie to keep Ix r fruitful tree and friendly ways Hut If I did I might ixsued WM. T R A V IS O O B B LE . LA W R EN C EB U R O . T E R N . D E A R MR. O O B B LE: If more lawyers agreed with you land me) the only lofis w e d read about would l x apple torts M o w * t w o V , M an Membart of lake Mary Historical Commission plan dlaplay at Chrtatmaa in Old# Laka Mary (Problems? Write lo Daar Abby For a personal, unpublished reply, send a sail addressed stamped envelope lo Deer Abby. P O Boi 6*440 Lot Angeles. Cell! *006* All correspondence Is conddentlel) Dietrich C ontinued from fage OB Norrises entertain at C hristm as .lean ami Hill Norris enter lamed the Altar Guild, ushers and grreters of the First Untied M rih o d ls t C h u r c h T u e s d a y e u n m g at tlxtr Idyllwtlde Inane t l x Norris Inane was alive with tirauMlul and d lslin rllvr drtota mats tm hiding many hrlrloutn mementos tliat date liark quite a lew year* T h e stlvrr and crystal had been lovingly polished (or this t|xrtal (M'< avion to serve these *|xrtal |ieop|e attending Gurst* were served a variety of holiday goodies ln< l u d mg H ill's hot pepper f l l y with rream r h e e x and wheat squares It was a lovely r vent rig stee|xd In tradltkm and love [ SUNDAY’S TELEVISION Ma-aM S , H n Hu l l C hildren have a g o o d lim a sh o pping al R SVP Chrtalm as Slors at M id w ay School. Lake Mary C s n t ln a id fro m Page S B also lx selling th r u annual calendar* (or only §2 SO In a fir*l (or the l-akr Mary Historical Commission. DrLorr* lat*h designed a First Edition bookmark The hiaikmark will be given to children visiting the hake Mary Historical Museum and Library It was announced that the (Irst bookmarks will be given to tlx G irl Scouts attend­ ing Christm as in O ld r Lake Marv City Commissioner Gray llrender donalrd the ribbons (or tlx bookmarks T h e Lake M ary H istorical Museum and Library will be closed Dee 30 through Ja n 3 The January meeting o( the Historical Commission will be Tuesday. Ja n 3 due in the holidays Seniors collect toys Every year the R5VP. IRetlred Senior Volunteer Program) has a Christmas Store In Sanford The store is (or underprivileged children to shop (or their (amity Th e Lake Mary Seniors have been collecting toya (or the store lor several months They have also made certain Hems (or the store This week. Lake Mary Seniors were among the volun­ teer* manning the store and h e lp in g c h ild re n w ith their shopping and the wrapping Lake Mary Seniors have Ix rn Involved in the Christmas slorr (or several years Mary RowaM Isa Sanford Hitaid cor r»tpond«nl covering the Lake Mery area Phone: 321-14M ) HawkinsContinued from Page SB 3 oo | n o »•* w*s M S a in a* •*»“» * ffC*V',«M Vw^| : e-4 4 00 | 4 10 ) S 00 | S JO XV *«wa am * a *Mrv 1 — « Cva *«• t-*» ••• *m_ ------1 ,, | ^ i a . . i^ M i . , a * g f T i f — **w »»•» <!$** * » - i * w Kn y i M w V w CN>-r C<**«j»<«5»5i ,l!»W*EJ» »««■*« K. ** ■ 8:00 » ' » » im 8:30 1 7:00 1 1 7:30 11 8:00 1 8:10 *00 9:30 l U M y (** H C M w A a k m t Im .* * *- i a ,* * r " i* i a Cut » « m >i « « a i m tiv * — »<• 1 *r»l~ >»* M| T#iSi 11 00 | 11 30 CsBtrfl Cmm* •— •I k — T *■ Htfff w t~ t m i a n i »r<M C19m S n a [m m s-e< ' X 1 x b n e i h - v tt r* ts*. I m ■it b» » mw* iia«i»sl wwmmm Ml • 10 30 R thiCvt*** c*t*> ••• 'W ■ K '**H 1 10 00 >• |tl i Uw*'-**' ta*W» i t a n s S a tovy ’M N | bratton of song, dance, eating see Jainrrson has served as he ha* brought her through It and celebrating Th e special chief educational olllcer for th r guest of the evening brought the state of Florida and ehalrrd the all T h e children attending the message of Joy. the Honorable F l o r i d a H o u s e of R e p r e celebration were H.C Waldo. Deborah Chambers, circuit court sentatlves Education Com m it­ C he rtlo n , V a.; Leroy W aldo. Judge/practlclng atto rn ey of tee. He Is committed lo the three Norfolk. Va , Alfred and Ardts H a ttie s b u rg . Miss She e n ­ new Rs respect, responsibility Waldo, Sarah Waldo. France* couraged the audience to return and reform Waldo William*. Maine Waldo. to thetr roots have care and At the 5 p in educational Onlta Waldo Green. Sanlord. concent for their fellow man. scholarship program ih r com ­ Mrs Waldo is I h r proud grand "W e must have vision, train our mit tee will award the scholar­ mother o( SO grandchildren. 75 black youth and men lo have ships for 1994 95 to those de­ grrat grandchildren, one great, better morals, value Justice, serving students. Guests fur th r great grandchild Happy Birth­ truth, control our education, occasion will be the dynamic day was wished Mrs. Waldo by teach them to love themselves, Sem lnolr High Gospel Choir. m a n y fa m ily m e m b e rs and have unity." She says In be sure T h e Rev. Amos Jones Is pastor. friends to teach o u r c h ild re n selfdetermination. respect "W e are and ran be people of greatness, rebuild our culture and save our Jazz band set Central Florida J a r/ Society youth " The message of the hour Gospel concert today presents Allan Vaehc and the will remain in the hearts and Central Florida's soul stirring, New Delta Steamer Ja zz Hand. minds of those present. Judge spirit-filled contemporary gospel Chambers was the first black Sunday. Dec 18. 3-5 p m at the group. God Sent, will lx In Hosemont C o un try C lu b . O r ­ el ec t ed of f i ci al In F or r es t concert today at the Hickory County, Miss lando Allan Veche, jar* d a n Avenue C hurrh of God. 4:30 Sanford!tes Eliza ITtnglc. Eddy n e t l at , has p l a y e d m a n y p . m . fe a tu rin g T h r O vie d o engagements with hts brother. K Walden. Virginia W ilson. Voices of Praise and HickoryEdith brooks are members of W arren Vache J r . outstanding Avenue Gospel Choir. The Rev Jazz comet 1st. He has had na­ this organization whose ob­ Jam e s Andrews Is pastor. jective Is "to foster a spirit of t i onal and I n t e r n a t i o n a l exposure. Allan has recorded sisterhood among teachers and CMa rva H a w k i n s Is a three solo albums for Audiophile to promote the highest Ideals of SantordHarald e o "* tp o n d e n t the teaching profession." Records. “Jazz Moods." "H igh covering Sanford news. Phone: Speed Sw ing.” and "One For My 322-5418.) B a b y." released In 1991 Enjoy Scholarship day an aftrm im n of jazz. T h r St. Paul Missionary Bap­ m m r tist Church Castle Brewer Schol­ no E J H ^ t r w u -w arship Invites the com m unity to Kwanzaa observed their Annual Educational Schol­ STAR TREK GENERATIONS National Sorority of I’hi Delta Kappa Inc Beta XI Chapter arship Day today at 11 a m The CLEAR A PRESENT a*™ presented Its annual Kwanzaa m orning speaker will be the DANGER * «= * ’- « $ . >»Florida Education Commission­ celeb ra tio n and scho la rsh ip dance 11 was an evening's cele- er. Doug Jamerson. of Tallahas­ CINEMAS LITC H FIELD CINEM A To >*•<) N M w y • t 0 2 • 1 J4 t i l in START.R«S5.9SN» T O !S * 5 .pc) H ilU C lt ON J 4TM STREET _______ n u u ________ P A U EM A STER IK 1 X IM O TA ■ i jW . #»l ty*TI Ml W Ut#^ypli I Ito i— A A tL M U T H E L IO N K IN O i iiim a iw wl IF THE BEST IS W H A T Y O U SEEK Our totally renovated clubhouse offers unmatched quality, appearance, and atmosphere. 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J ' , ~ f \ S lly B e rn lre Bede O m I Y O U R B IR T H D A Y Dec 11. 10 04 III ih r yr.it ahead you will (m il m I iU i r .m l nuifr titan >ihi have In ih r ir r r n t past T lirs r trl|M will lw n4.» practical luilurr and not nr< rssartly nl long i i l \ duration , x " l ! by Mort Walker B E E T L E BAILEY by A n Santom TH E BOOM LOSER U jfw T T o a fx n c o tf’ cr The O J N l WHY PONT YOU STMT TTUNNNCi T C T H E 7 ro o o T R L o ^ a w a DCCORAIiNG>TOOKY* /v » ! .‘A A ->l ’- A ri j l by C ha rio t M S ch ulz P EA N U TS t & - -. ±S=; i2 2 i» . r. ■ «. by Howto Schneider E E K A M EEK AWO RULNAB T JP t f t t * LAST E^O O U J C O J ROAMS A(*£ T P o c u S CAPEPJL / Cf m s fUfcRDLf c p jS T -T U A jr i L t r c s Cf C A U JD G IT ( t *£ 1RX FDU R3U * TU£ <v > J G C F 5 S C W w OCh A*X D0*j T 3 ACROSS Pw ik M Caiit asttna p M ln tfio n t M om m y « mala M Conteat tom 41 Hr** Jerry — 10 Cairn 43 Doddering t l Men I Pen point ( 11 U fdK M ia l toot 14 t mpKasoa l» •«* I tl THcn and Imp 44 donned 4f Tie* U I go* 4* Oe*»e* 14 f**a uniasrCutty 40 View* SAGITTARIUS S o Jilt., J l ) You w ill feel tiw lined la u k r a l t » link* luday and lilt* ta n work to your w tm n U |ir Just make w in that vour intent Inn* are raitonal rather than l<■dish Get a |utup nn life liy on d r r s la n d ln g ih r In flu e n c e s which govern tw i lit tlir year ahead Send lot to u t Astro G ra p h pred ictio n s today by mailing *1 25 to Astro Graph t o tlita iKw*(M|ier 1*0 llo t 44*15. New York NY IQ IO J it. »u tr to state your ivullat t i p i I A I’H K O K S 11. 22 i ,n MM Conclude p ro m isin g s i i i ia turns iiatay instead o4 startinii something new Your hiagc%i irw ards mav i iw i r tiom Ihinit* voti ve already tntiiairtl A Q U A R IU S ( Ian 2 n j , i , (•« II \ou want to sway your op |feMllltMI today, use a iHcttdlv, logical approach Y ou won I make mo« li headway by furring your t tews no others P IS C E S I rt i 20 Man h JO) A ■ottwusalon arrangement m o ld work out very well Int you Iiatay IHillUitf all ytNir r SJl% in one Itaskri would be a m lstakr tlm u (h AH I T S Man It J I Apltl Jtll There is a fine line lodav he iweeit assertiveness and an iprssnenes* Tlwtae ar<Hind you ran tell the diflririM'e lk,n l la ptishv or arrotiani T A U R U S lApttl JO May JO I A (foraI friend nrrtls help at this time, but be stir Is luo poind to ask bit tt Determine who this person is from r r rr n t clues follow your icati{kissionair m stinrts O E M IN I iMay 21 dun e 2t»i A new Interest is worthy of more attention than m u o tflven It •>> lar T r y to a p p m ta tr all td lis possibilities toitav C A N C E R i hlJM 21 lolt 221 A situ.ilion you've hern evadltli; Is B y B e rn lre Bade Osol Y O U R B IR T H D A Y Dec. 12. 1094 Secret ambitions vw i v r bad (or quite some time may lie lutfllled In the year ahead 1km t give u p o n them now S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov 2,1 ik « 211 Llsuallv yoo rr a good Judge of ch a ra rter. but t<Hlav you might meet someone who ts not what you p e trrlv r him/her In Irr You could tie taken in. so hr on guard Asin vG ra ph year ahead p re d ic tio n s m ake w o nderful ('hrtstm as stinking stullrrs for .ill signs ol ih r riHliai Mail B I 25 for each to Astro Graph c/n this new s{M|irr P O Hus 44li5 Sew York. S Y lU Itv l lie siirr to stair I be /odlar sigulsl ol vour rhotce C A P R IC O R N lifer 22 .Ian 1!»| To d a y you might h r the first one mil of the starling galr but as the day progresses, your motivation will Iwgm to fade and you may lime your lead A Q U A R IU S IJa n 20 Feb, Mil t l lu S m g cry t V M .l ---------- ?0 l »#t cutting ant DOWN 34 Hosiery mishap 3V Pitp et to pray 34 Apron* n Naked M lo ooiiy I t Atocan ctasarl t Katmandu la it* caprtat I Godde** o* peace 1 - and cad 4 NaNoor *n**p 13 Oancar JM im am RaMaslor o « 1 Cr* cr* a tn o siid r t AcIre** H ------- ol bncSs 4u*an — llOodar — M Tamarisk salt Joanne 10 4 lor age ■ a Opposite ol s tr u c t u r e It Mepfure 13 Barracuda a Act,*** in tt. Jl Tissue 33 "*> 31 Actor Alan — 34 Chamist. a a 34 Ftaytng card 3t Ahtitosma 2 ! I m o u n te r 3t vet « — 31 Ineftacliso 11 teutt - Mene 14 Simians M Do a p u n s If l (bar**** M Batting factor 40 4h *d a trees 4t Oo a clerical ■ MS* 43 opp or N N r 41 l* 4 P M spry 44 Gal • rvckfiame bop iirfwrffMppiB»• Ipre* 1 ■ ■ not a* (tad as you think tt Is if you meet It head on. you II disc over this L E O IJ u ly 2.T And J j l If you ran eiKamr lielwc-rn mental uf I'h ys4ea) tasks today. use yuur m ind ta lh rr than yout muscles You think le ltrt thaw yOU lilt V IR O O (A u g 23 Sr pi 221 (' b.oigrs due to tTutnre should witrk nut well fur you today Shift* you rngtneer yourself, however, might not L IB R A iSept 2.10,1 2 II Your w arm n u i v r i l l t r p rn n n a lity is ■niitagkios lodav Tim or aroorui you will i r rnisMiraged to act Ut a similar mariner II you want to mi press nt Iters today, ilon I plelelld In ktHiw more Ilian you actually do or lakr isislttons you can't defend No one likes a (n sriir C A N C E R (.June 2 1J u l y 221 Keep your objectives simple lo­ dav If vou start adding whistles and tirlls it rnuld (all apart P IS C E S II rb J O M j m Ii 2IH KstCHvagaivl urges might so Ha. e again today II your will power |sn I strung n II lie had news for your Imdget B C O R P IO (Ort 24 N m 22i Th is could tie a rewarding tla / because your sense of pride not your ego will dominate your b e h a v io r T o d a y you w o u ld happily sign your name to any of your ptofe, ts C * pt'>a*"*'i k t e l P t P I * tl araiya *un L E O (July 21 Aug 22l Hrstst using iiHrthods tislav which have proven utisuis rssful lo the pael. Krpratlng mistakes may result In Intrshcr jienaltles V IR G O A R IE S (March 21 April Mil T h e rr m ight lie an unusual amount ol pressure on some thing you direct or manage today You will lu v r to be thick skinned and trnarlous to get Itum igh the day. T A U R U S 'A pril 20 May 20) lim in g Is rvlrem ely inqmrtant today T r y to get information from your t'omprdlton licfore lipping ymir hand G E M IN I lM.iv 2t Ju n e 20j It would Iw* ties! to stay out of the complicated allairs ol a friend today. Ilc/shc may seek your advice In hopes of shilling the burden on lo you. I* l Aug 2d Sept 221 S o m e o n e win, o w e s you a big favor might try to n e go tutr h ls lir r way out of the debt T h is 1 individual Is a good sa!es|)erson. s i be careful L IB R A ISept 2 .M K I 21il M smooth-talking associate might tr y to co n vin ce you lo do something lodav that's not In ’ your Irest interest Th in k for yourself SCO RPIO |O rt 24 Nov 22b Maintain consistent work habits today If you si art early and finish what you la-gin. you'll mert your rvpc« tattoo* C #a»M jM »M « N E W t e a e i d t s T ttr a iif « 'k I WIN A T BRIDGE FR A N K AND E R N E S T by Bob Th a ve s N \ 1 C?"? ---------- - A “ r r /(V Co ■ ■ ") Sep-- By P h illip Alder There a rr many Independently p u b lish e d bridge m agazines around the glide- Each struggles In uuikr u profit So w hy Is Stein Aker. Irnm Norway, starting a new maga/lnr, railed European Bridge'' That ts a good quest Inn Hut apparently h r altrady has 0.000 Scandinavian subscrlIters and Ih r Initial issue ••In English - Is excellent. In Us 100 small pages llirte are articles for rvervone. I hough most aim ut Ih r rx|H-rirnccd club player Today'a deal la from Ih r lu ­ st tin l i v e u r t l r l r by K e r r y W esira . w h o w on the 1003 Mrrmtidu Howl. South gels lo four hearts Wesl lends the spade nine: live, queen, four East cashes the spade ucc Jack, eight. 10 E a s t s w ' l l e h r s to I h r diamond four. ace. Jack, three I low sliould South continue? Ii is interesting how m uch is known alxiut the deal so early ll Is clear that Eusi started with the -\ X \ IT’S f M f AMASf\N6! G tN ^ O C L A S S ' r X / m Y £>0<5 W O N ’T m t M Y H 0 m £i v O/?K/ a ^ .Q . r c . . TriAw ff i j G A R F IE L D .I O by Jim D a v it f THib CAKE IS LIG H T \ AS A F E A T h I r i ) f A l t T he c a k e , ^ - ^ J j.fcfT T h e FROSTlNd u ff^ X ^ A JjT , r tSj ROBOTM AN* -‘-J by Jim M cddick LETS SEE WENT M N O M 6? fgrq&t TotArs N iO M .w t only if TO W,h rtpSAW IV; -t'l - r x . NO W QWUU<*t W SHEET or CAj* Tl& T W Tt / *HM fit t*D'N OHOOTllKb’ A l W t ’ W TUE Cm AHJ k0UR FIRST MW TtN N U .Lt DATE Phillip Alder’s new (took. "Get Sm arter at Bridge.” Is available, autographed upon request. for 91- 1. 95 from P.O. Box ItiP. Koslyn Ills . NY 11577-0160. NORTH *10 4 V K IO 3 • in 1 1 13 is 14 *a y J i j EAAT HEAT 3 H i l l *A K y try a 7 *K J ay 1 7 4 *10 4 2 A ID 1 HMT I I *J 4 VA J 0 4 I J •A ■ s •K 4 Vulnerable Both .South 1V 2V 4V Dealer. Wesl Hrvl North l‘A4> P**» I'avv 2 * Pai» ] V Pa«« Pa** East Pa** Pa** I'At* l'a«* Djiening lead **J Coprr, gMI«»4 NEW1PAPCN EH TEHPHiVC AWN ANNIE . by Leonard Starr . / COul P fit— t ir u w i-' f f.. suite SHAT I 7 W Ta»V*N!*50W.* ctcuoi f <K) TO fit P U t t .IV S B W f l 1 <*t l U W » W 6 top t liter sjwdes Also, he surely has a diamond honor, because if West had the K Q J of diamonds, be would have Irrl ifir king, not a spade from such a weak suit Yet East ro u ld n ’l “ pen tile bidding So how can he have the heart queen? Answer I le cannot Tills jiolnts to the right line South should cash the heart ace and follow with a low heart, fiMessing d u m m y ’s 10 when West plays low The heart king Is cashed and Ihe clttlts are run (or 11 tricks European llrtdgr Is available lor 935 (ter annum (six Isstirsl s4-.itnull or 945 airmail Sub­ s c rip t Io n s m a y h r o rd rre d through Th e Bridge World. 39 West 94lh Slrrei. New York. NY 10025*7124 oiwae It.. WiiAt'S L J s - p H A n T N ^ * « i r suvitou/ raar... • iv /a t t j '..'.*. i' • . ..v'OXPKt' A TM trr a m a -ra. P2. sJgAuJsi. ftrr if w ax n u tt* a . ---------------- C A U . IrtAf > t». r u KNSt Tpl i t TS.fVj3 CUT, .14. CHAnCCt SHUT >0v PIT RtA£h fv*. fitp. r A-A--' v H V * \ | �S*nrcrd S*n(orrt Fiona* Sunday DdC*mD#r 11. 19W *■ Twice in a lifetime In 1947, a 13 yea* old n*ma<j Bob H o m o living In Gross* Potnta. Mich antaigd on assay contest sponsored by (be Detroit Fraa Pr»*s The lhama M i My Favonto B*Hpi»,er and Why Howe wrote about Bob Teller, a star pitcher lor the Cleveland Indians A t a winner in the contest, ha got to meet hit Idol. Bob Taller, left Tony seven years later the two were reunited at a Bob Teller autograph session at the Winter Pars Mall Howe, a Sanford resident, said T m not sure which evpenence was the most evening * Community leader honored Koegel tapped for cham ber’s Kaiser award •pedal le the Nereid '* * Ttw Greater Seminole County Chamber of C im iin rtir awarded ih r |»rc-wtiftlouw Helen Kaiser Award to .lark Koegel. president nf Crown Bank at Its annual holiday banquet and installation ceremony held on tier 1 at the T im o r turn Country C lub In l-akr M ary Koegel became active In the chamber In l(M*6 and was ap pointed to the Rconomk Ih-vrl opmenl Com m itter The follow lni{ year he was chairman ol thai committee and was elec ted lu the tmard of dire* tors and lias *erv*i1 mi (hi* tuutivt until tie cemhrr of S.1 lie was «me of the Inundtnit members ot ih r Comm lttre to Redevelop 17 hlf originally a subcommittee under ih r Eco­ nomic Development Comm itter whte li he chaired, also served as treasurer and with ihr C o m m u ­ nity H rlnirsim erit Committee In addition, tie was lire chair m an of the Orlando Air show Ih r largest single event In the histofv o| the (tiunty since Its Inception In 11*0 Besides bis own dedication tn ihe chamber. Koegel also rn co ura g es tils em ployee* to Irrcoine involved tn ihrtr co m ­ m u n ity and provides the time and resources to lulflll this lom m llrn rni In addition to his service In the < hatnbrr ot corn* m erer Koegel was also an o rigi­ nal tnemlwr of Ihe first Business Advisory h u r d lo the Seminole C o un ty school hoard and a inrmtier of the Ikm id ot directors ot ttie Seminole County school board foundallon Koegel came to Sem inole County In IB M in oprn a thrift, a savings tiank. with I tie slockholder's capital ot 13 million That th rill. C ro w n Bank, is currently one of the most prof­ itable savings banks In Ihe Soulhrasi region and currently has equity of over t vo million The lom pany has grown from one employee In I B M to over 220 employ res nationwide with others in livr Males Including the (tanks in the Ohio region. Crown Bank boasts asset* ot nvrr H 5 0 million. Crown Bank and the national headquarter* are localrd In < asarlbrrry T h r H r lc n K o is rr U lb tln g u l b h r d C l t U c n A w a r d la fjratowrd on a p rm rn wfm haa show n o u la ta n d ln g r o m m llm rni. b rrv lrr and drdlratm n. and I* prrdcnlrd by Ihr G rra lrr Sr.nm otr County Chamber of Coen me rex It la a dculpturr of an ra g k with wing* nutbtrrirhrd as If In flight w ith inmcripiion twnralh. a beautiful piece of worknianahtp Ja rk i* ru rrrn ily unable ro pursue much of thr committee work and community b r r v lr r that ha* so greatly benefited the chamber of com ­ merce and Seminole County due lo the extensive travel nowrequired by hi* growing butstneaa H r la a rratdent of Long wood. (Tum ed. and Ihe father of three. Chairman Bill Dodd (right! preaanta frs« chamber * prestigious Helen Kaiser Award to Jack Koegel !i ! Legal Notice Appointed to YMCA board Trlcia Mooro. director ol marketing lor Flea World Fun World United Trophy, has been appointed to Ihe board ot directors for the Seminole Family YMCA Mooro |olns 25 other Individuals ol the area who support the Important work of the YMCA and the role played by the board In goal setting, policy and management decisions and Interaction with Ihe Y MC A professional stall mombers. Before joining Tun WorldTFlea World, Moore was owner ol the Moore Marketing Group in Longwood Legal N otice N O TIC E OT F IC T ITIO U S NAM I None* it i»*»ty given mot *-* •ft t f * N M In butinou *1 100 C w w u I I . ion lot* F l . u r n . Wfnwwto County Fiona* undo* m* Ftclllwut N*>no ol I N T E R IO R R E F L E C T I O N S •nd tn*t so inland lo regut*. told nonw sUS tn* Oivitton ol Corporation*. Toiion***** Ftor ido in i t t o f M N i sitn in* provisions ol tno F ltllllo u t Nomo Stotutov ToW ti Sottton Ml 0*. 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No 70 * NEWS DIGEST • INSIDE | r.; L o c a l L a st e le c tio n o f the year Sanford voter* in District 3 lace o ik morr rlnikM t A profile id the u w lliU ir* fur city nim nilM luit and our endorsement api«car todav 5anford. Florida One election to go McClanahan is Sanford incumbent Lyons is challenger with 3 goals a a w* SitiMW* w u r C ih Cw*it*w Da»m > a** *t U '*> 4 m iw t m u i*u •*'» U** 0 * 11M^SM am •ta S U ( M l mma s m A * W m Co m -h m S C i m M h**» l«|i» ■>•«* e *• l i h r * t c m win m » U » » t*n K4 MM* Im m i K* Ml Ml MM<•* BRIEFS »»»*" W i > e » U | ' m w | | « w i Aim m fMUi im ii **#« Was* W e a k e r G o rd o n retu rns Like a furl |wnny. Tropical Storm (tordon rolled tMrk south Inward Florida on Saturda\ Iml lorrcaatrrw w v It la a shadow of lla fnnnrr hurru anr orlf and will moat likrlv dir out Iwtorr hilling I hr |irninauU ' li a continuing lo wrakrn. «4id Mai Mavllrld me tcorok*gi*i with ihr National H um ranr O n lr t In Coral Ctablra ' ll could hr downgraded warn lo a tropical depression (toriion horn Nov H off the Up of Nicaragua rig ragged aa a tropical alnrtn through Ihe CaMbtiran — where It killed more than 500 in Haiti — tielore It anakrd a< too* Florida and emerged in Ihr Atlantic There ihr atorin drvrloprd into the third hurru anr of the oraaon and brushed by North Carolina hrfotr making an about (arc on Frida* and headed ha< k toward Florida Al I p m on Saturday. Gordon « u 30 0 degree* north latitude and 74 M degree* weal longitude — or about 4IK) mile* ra*l of Jocksom die. Fla ll waa tnming ooulh at fl tnph and a gradual turn toward Morula waa rxprctrd In Ihr nrxl J4 hours However G ordo n a power ha* g ira ily dtmlntohed olme II lo|>|ded trot h houora In North Carolina and Ihnwled out I lor Ida * winter \ rgetalde i rnp earlier In the week lla wind* had drttppcd from 70 mph early Frutav to near 40 mph If# d re n c h in g I h u n d e r a i o r itta h e w hw n s h e e r e d u tl d u e t o a a t r u t ig w i n d I r u i n t h e northwrat and tia barometric prewautr had tnrreward Thta mean* Morida may not even r e * r iv e a d d itio n a l r a ln l a ll . t o r e c a » ir r » » a > Only marine mtrrrat* need lo lake note wince waves are predicted between ft and 13 frel Belated atory Page 3A R o ad c lo s in g C A SS EI.IIEK H Y — The Stale Hoad 430 Intrrwrctlon al Lake Howell Road will l»r closed to traffic lieglnnlng today at 7 p m Work lo widen S H 436 between Colonial l»m r and laike Howell Road will require Ihr Inleraecllon lo be fully rlowed for five to eight week* rrjwirt* the Florida Department of Tran*|w»rtatlon Might turn tn and right turn out will lie permitted lor the following (tiur week*, according lo FO OT apokramau Strvrn Homan The widening pro­ ject rrquirra substantial road height change* and drainage Improvements. requiring ihr road closing A detour will lie available al Lake Howell I.anr. located ooulh ol Ihr r lowed Inleraecllon The work la pari o( I.W million «»f S R 436 widening projects expected lo Imcompleted by lair 1005 Enjoy. 1008 W f M S I ll.| » M ir >h N itN r , 1m V I ( i*i Cm «mki» m m » Ou*tM« I vm um * i« w m m * 'a s ( m *u »* * M M U W * M *» M * • KM l* M M l " * r e W W •Am W> f ' M M f Cw**»'**» From Staff Roporta From Staff Roporls SANFORD — i •tmrnioauin Inrum twin A A "Mai V|i< lanahan wanla to hr reelected tirrausr ihe rlty la B n M c C Is n s h s n . Page OR A A Mac McClanahan SANFORD DioirUt 3 challenger Kerry l.)oua lias three main goals If elected lo oilier lighting crime, im prov ing Ihe rennomv. and Intlllling a See Lyons. Psge Utl Second sinkhole yawns By BAMORA IL L IO T T Herald Start Wotor LAKE MARY County official* Saturday were wondering II Ihe 40 fool wufe sinkhole lh.it opened up Friday In Mandarin Ealair* sttlMllvlaion west id Interstate 4 was UitiomJeaa allrr dumping several loads of fUl dirt into ll C fH iM O , !» « » • M M M K l U n it s h o r t ly •• Mm lo c n lla m o l a fte r H a m SANFORD It itnild have taken a alalihlng victim from 3 tn 13 minutes In lose ronuctousne** from Internal and external blood loss according a medical exam Iner irstiM ng at (In Sentem ll . •4 M o l * - r n U r f i l K aM Ih e In tirgtn filling In the drpresafon Aflrr inorr than 30 load* of fill and several hours worth of work. H appeared Dial the hole was Jual as Urge a* a hen Ihe work began According to Seminole County Engineer. Jerry MrCoUom. Ihe Itolr whlcli was estimated lo lie approx­ imately 56 leel deep could lake up lo 1.500 yards IIOO dumptrurk loud*) of maiertal Iti fill in Of the 56 lo o t depth, approximateSee Hole. PageBil Karry Lyon» V ictim died in stabbing frenzy SV MARK RARFIBLO and R O O IR H A R N A CK Herald SlaM Wider* C f w w ls y s in k h o le ( |Km V f* lA u * ’- " n •'« in NtKH.M* MW Km Four ul ihe 37 stab wounds sustained by a Iasi food rrstau rant owner during a robin* six years a g o <mild have been fatal Cofleld. 44. pleaded guilty re renlly Ir the April. M*8M dealt! ol Ll Teh Vu. owner of Mr ( * Southern Frted Chicken. 3100 S French Ave Sanford Judge i Vernon Mire Jr la conducting iltc sentencing portion of ihr llmi degree murder case The stale 1* seeking the death County worker* and residents of Mandarin Estates near Lake Mary walch Saturday as th« most rocenf sinkhole in Ihe area Is fillod in . !Bee Sentence. Page Wit Crowd fills Longwood festival By VICKI DsBORMIER Herald Stall Writer W a te rfro n t m e e tin g SANFORD — The November inerting ol the Waterfront Master Plan Steering Committer, originally arhedulrd for thto past Wednesday, waa cancelled due In Ihr jiendliig problem* expected from Tropical Storm Gordon Sanford Director of Planning and Development Jay Murder sold It s too lair lo rescheduled ihr inerting for thia month Aa u result, the nrxi Waterfront meellng will Ire held In early December Compllad from staff roporls Abigail Kirby, 1, Orlando, media a new friend. Qua, a no mess pel. al Ihe Longwood festival INDEX H is t o r ic h o m e t o u r Bridge.........................BB ■uslnass................... dS Clawslflwdw.........# d 2 B C o m ics...................... BB C rossw ord................ OB Door A b b y................. 7B Doaths........................BA Editorial.....................4A Education................. BA Plorlda....................... 3 A HoallhJPItnoss........7 A Horoscope................BB Nation........................ BA People................... 5 •7 B Sports....................1•3B Tslsvlslon................. 7B Wsathar.....................3A W orld.......................10A K e e p an e ye on G ordo n T o tl a y i I ' m i l l y cloudy during ih r flay ant! mostly fair nl night Low* In the lown OCK north lo mid and up|x-r 60* south High* In lInlower to tu hi HO* For more weather, see Pago 3A LONGWOOD — The molcr temperature* Salurday were enough lo bring out the Christmas spirit In Ju*l about everyone at the Umgwood Arts urn! Cruli.* Festival In ihr city's historic downtown district Starting well lu-fore Ihe 10 a rn scheduled opening of the event, hundreds of |*eop|e crowded onlo Ihe brick street* and crowded alleyway* of the district lo start (or complete) their holiday shoppmg for handmade crafts and clothing "I Just love Oils festival." said Denise Jolmston of Sanford. "I come here every year and Ihrrr Is See Festival. Page 5A Remodeling worth it, but it doesn’t always go smoothly By SHARI BRODIE Herald Stall Writer SANFORD - Unlike Ihe Mercer's, whose home was fra In red pre­ viously a* an entry In Ihr iqx-omlng Sanlord Historic Trust Holiday Tour ol Hornet., and whose remodeling project went smoothly. James and I rish Thomas tell a different story Th e Mercer's said Ihry those lo hire help in llirlr recent renovation project because of Ihelr age. The retired couple have done Ihelr share ol manual lalxir. having remodeled or renovated 10 homes together. On Ihe oilier hand. Ihe Thomas', whose family expanded In May, with the birth ol ihelr first child. Annie, both work lull lime and fell Ihut a contractor would Im- able lo get the Joljilour (aster Stub wa* not Ih r rase, for the entire project at 1210 Magnolia Ave. look almost a year and wa* fraught ultli Irustratlon all along Ihr way. Irish was Ihe llrsl lo see ihe house. She told Thomas, "I want you lo go v r ll hill you have lo keep an njien m ind." The Crall*mun style bungalow had lieen rental pro|M-rty for some time and was In foreclosure. "Ii was trad. very bad." Trt*h said, but they saw Ihe juderiHal in the house and the sjiacbius yard, and they liked the neighbor­ hood See To u r. Page OH H B f M FROM 91 IR B R BfOOrB The Thomas family; James (standing) with Trlah and Annie In Ihe antique rocking chair from James' family. EDITORIALS, OPINIONS AND ANA^YSf%OF THE NEWS, READ THE HERALD �i A - Sin'om M#r*it) Santoro FkUKJa - Sunday Norambar JO. 19M N EW S FROM FLORIDA BRIRFS N u rs e sued in a lle g e d h o s p ita l a ttac k l * * ! ‘ S T A U G U STIN E — A 15 year-old p*vchtatrtr (valient drugged and unable lo move, contend* a male nur*e fondled her and forced her lo have actual imercour»e The woman, now 19. |* one of four former (Mltent* at Si Augustlnr Psychiatric Center who allege in srparatr lawsuit* they were fondled and molested in 1990 by a registered nur*r now working In a Jacksonville hospital The alleged attack* at the menial hospital occurred before the recent wave of publicity about a male nurse charged in a series of rapes of anesthetized patient* at Cltru* Memorial Hospital In Inverness Industry official* and thr Florida Nurse* Association maintain lhal attack* on hospital patient* are rare Hut thr stale ha* no requirement that nurses accused of improper activity be removed from contact with patient* Hospital* are not even required to report they are investigating an allegation of actual assault by an employee against a patient The International Association foe Healthcare Security and Safety In Lombard. Ill . said 312 actual assaults were reported in 280 hospitals nationwide between 1967 and 1992 Forty two actual aaaaults were reported In 1992 alone The alleged attacks at the St Augustine and Inverness hospitals underscore the need to change state law to require hospitals to tell state regulators about any allegations, say some lawmakers and Industry official* Classes given by nude cowgirls MELHOUKNE — Brenda Owens checked out the Sliver Spurs Dance Studio In search of country dancing classes What she found waa a cowboy 's dream but not her Idea of a good time "1 thought I d stop and see what was going on I opened the door and stopped tn m y tracks/' Ms Owens said There were six girls Inside, wearing cowboy hats, boots — and that's all They were naked I turned around and left" The studio bills itself a* a dance studio, but what It realty la a nude dancers' club customers Line dancing, made popular In country n u W clubs, fealurrs multiple dancer* moving In unison lo certain steps The girls actually were rehearsing when Ms Owens walked In on them and that they actually wear more than cowboy boots and cowboy hats. When they start performing Monday at the new club they will also be wearing spurs, and garter belts for customers to put tip* tn. O'Neill said No alcohol or drugs will be allowed. O'Neill aald. and no unruly behavior or phyatcal contact with the instructor* will be tolerated — except to place a Up In the garter. Turkoy drop irks animal rights activists W E S T PALM BEACH — A radio station s plans to drop a live turkey from a plane ts ruffling the feathers of animal rights activists — one of whom suggested the station drop a disc jockey from the plane because he came up with the Idea Radio Station Star 95.5 plans to drop the 40 pound turkey from an airplane Monday and then give a dressed turkey to the person who catches tt. Anlmal tights activists say they arc flooding the station with calls to stop the stunt. "If the DJ wants to be dropped out of the airplane and see who catches him. that would be O K ." animal rights activist Elizabeth Johnson said Animal Care and Control official* called attorneys because cruelty to animals can be prosecuted a* a misdemeanor or third-degree felony. From A tto cla tw ) P ra tt rsports LOTTBRY M IA M I Here are the winning numbers selected Friday in the Florida Lottery: AND ACROSS TH E S TA TE By J . MARK BARPIBLO H s f S t d Ssniot Staff W rllti_______ TA L L A H A S S E E — Florida tm ird ril frwrr hair crime* In 1S793 but court ruling* should encourage pruaev utor* to use ihr hair crime Uw more often. Attorney General Bob Hutterworth *aid Friday. T h r 245 Incident* In 199.1 werr down (n*m 330 Ihr previous year. Hutterworth'* nflkr *aid in an annual report on hair crime* Incident* were reported In 20 o( Florida's 07 rountle* Orange County had the moal report*. 56, and several countle* reported only one Seminole County reportrd two Incident* Florida * 1989 hair crime* law alto** suffer penalllr* (or oflrn»e* motivated by n victim'* race, religion. *e*ual ortrniatlon or national origin Moat o( thr 1993 caar* involved racial mol Ivat ton* Hullrnrorth *ald two court drrinlon* should lncrra»e thr u*r ol the law In one. the U S Supreme Court ruled in a Wisconsin <a*e in 1993 that it w it valid lo ha*r tougher jwnallle* on Ihr motive for a crime Then earlier Iht* year, the Florida Supreme Court ruled there wa» no free-speech proiecllon lor those committing rrtme* because o( race, religion or sexual orientation * R E G IO N Gordon: How much damage? Hate crimes decline In 1993 , TH E SANFORD — Crew* from the Federal Emergency Management Agency toured Seminole County Friday establishing the amount of damage caused by Tropical Storm Gordon last week Meanwhile, area river* and lake* were on the rise Friday and local emergency management official* feared they could rresl and cause more flooding A district water spokesman said l^tke Monroe mav continue to rise for several week*, but was uncertain Friday whether the lakr will top the seawall Three FEMA crews visited neightsKhood* throughout the county Friday to determine if Gordon caused a disaster here T h r lr assessment will de­ term ine whether Tre* Hill C lin to n should declare the county a dtsastrr area With the dec tarsi ion homeowner* bust nrsamen and local agencies will qualify for federal loans to help them recover from flooding mused hv eight Inches of rain Spring Oakt subdivision In w «tt Alfsmonts Spring Is still floodod Saturday 8ee Gordon. Page SA The Way We Were: Downtown people R e a d e rs s p e a k What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving? I f SUSAN WSNMSN Haratd Coosspondont HANFORD - Thanksgiving has always bren a time of togetherness and sharing Ever since the first time this day was celebrated, families have come together to partake of fund and generously give to each other Num erous families have begun a tradition of counting their ble*aing* Some write what they re thankful for on paper and place their written thoughts tn a bowl for their loved ones to read This joyous time normally U tN trd jrH h W n lly a n d friends M S t t M ^ M M r s w f r t time toe fnsar Jf-w**1urn tribute time to Serve turkey and dreastng meals to the homrlesw Others crowd around the trlevUkm to view Mary's parade and foot ball games Residents were asked what they are thankful for this Thanksgiving Petr Campo resonded I'm happy because me and my girlfriend are having a kid I m thankful that I have a good job Thanksgiving is a good tim e to b r i n g f a m l l l r * together ' Scott Lillies repaonsr was similar "I've still got a job I n thankful for that I'm still living That's about It “ Like Ltllie life U Important to Jerrm U h Sessions "I'm thankful that the p u l Master let me live I almost died six months ago I was happily married and working lor the State of Florida I got a cold and ended up with a bad tssr «t tmmctvHU 1 tlnw M <U4n I make tl I used to tm okt 3 packs of rlgarrltra a day. I quit •mofctflf *' “*■ Tom June bad an optomUUr viewpoint ‘T m thankful I n not in jail '* "LA P " said. "I'm thankful to Baa Rsadara. Paga 8 A IS W lv M By OAACa M. BTIMBCIPMBR Hsratd Corraapoodant Sophia Oaorga No grant for Ritz restoration, but preservationists undaunted By MICK PFBIFAUF Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — Local preserva­ tionists who flew to Tallahassee In an effort to obtain a state grant for the refurbishing of the historic Rlti Theatre In Sanford returned empty handed last week. The application was unsuc­ cessful when the state ran out of grant money, one official aald. According to Pal Shafer, vlct president of the Rltz Community Theatre Board. "W h en they evaluated our request, we were placed as number ten. but men they ran out of grant money by the time they reached number seven, so we ended up out of lu ck " Shafer, along with Suzanne Reynolds and Fred Rogers, were flown lo Tallahassee Monday by Richard Colegrove. The group returned late that day but the decision waa not to be made until the end of Ihla past week. The request waa for • 17.988. part of a matching grant of •33.811 which had been re­ quested for the theater restora­ tion project. TV** re Shafer aald one heartening advance waa the $2,000 which lias been approved for thr pro­ ject by the Historic Preservation Hoard during Monday'* Sanford City Commission meeting "W e are disappointed tn not getting the grant.” Shafer said, "but what It means Is that we ll just have to work hardrr to get money through other sources and private donation* " The money allocated by the Historic Preservation Hoard was designated to be usrd in restor­ ing the roof of the theater Miss Margaret Davt* wav mentioned as an early secorst floor tenant of the DrForep Block (now Touchtonsl whew site taught piano In 1913 ;l remember Miss Margaret quite well as I took piano lessons fttsp her approximately 1944 52 qt that time her studio was locatrc) tn a garage apartment by ?tr alley between Fifth and Slitp Street* near the Sanford Library now the c uilural Art* tkuMtnc M y 4*a -w as i. (!> ■ f— •b riH*psnM< t'»f It wwaeViSo t*c. H r fin a lly i i lu c d lh a l l M limited talent when I was a ht|Ji •chon! sophomore In the mrai) lime. I went weekly to Ms* Margaret Davis, at 75t pry lesson While a student at San ford Grammar School and S*n ford Junior High. I would take lessons during rrvr** and Mix* Matgarrt would chauffeur mr bark and forth tn her ancient black Ford coupe. While at junior high. I would start walk Ing toward her studio and shr would pick me up on the way. I’d usually have to walk back U> school Oh. how I dreaded yearly piano recitals! These were really big (n <avion* and were held at thr Sanford Wumans Club. We dressed in evening attire and (lerformrd on the grand ptano on thr stage Afterward* wr took a bow and were presented with flowers and gift* from our well wishers Hut oh, the agony of watting barkstage for our turn •I always tried to tie plain) near the first of the program ao I could then enjoy the real of ihr C See Stlneclphcr, Paga BA T H E W E A TH E R NATIONAL T U N Cash 3 8-1-8 P la y 4 7-6-0-1 Today: Partly cloudy during the day and mostly fair at night. Lows In the lower 60s north to mid and upper 60s south Highs In (he lower to mid 80* Monday: Partly cloudy with a slight chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms Lows In the mid to upper 60* Highs In the lower to mid 80* Tuesday: Partly cloudy and cooler north, a slight chance of showers or afternoon thunderstorms south Lows In the upper 50* north to mid and upper 60s south. Highs In the 70* Sunday, November 30, 1M4 Vol 87. N o 78 PuSSshsC S W »n* tu n * s y . sscspc t s t u r o ., *. rtw tanlord Herald. Inc ZOO N. Franc* A v * , ta nlord. FIs. JJ7T1 Second Clast Postage Pat* at Santo**. Floods tn* td J.u ontl marling ©met* Poet matter. tend td drtcs change* lo TH E XAMFOflO HERALD. F O S o t IM F , Sanford. F t U T 7 J -1 M 7 . euSa o taHaw Raise (Ostty A Sunday) Home Oedvery U td 1 Month# I K SO mOO •Honlha t Vtm US 00 t n oe W N m ao Ftortde R ttld tn ls must pay r*. aalaa I n In addttton to rsla* above Rhone |kOT) H I M i l . FLORIDA TEMPS City M4 Da,tona Saadi Ft Laud Beat* F o r lV f V i Gainst rUW nb>"siTfts Jacksonville Kay Watt Lata tan* Miami Pensacola Saratota Tallahassee Tam pa Vara teach W Palm Beach n mm H mm *1 U u mm mm *» r> »a ■< H n H n n ri MOON PHASES o a A w PULL Nov. 18 NEW Dec. 2 Ptt LA Temperetwee .nditaw previous da, i ii tr M *7 11 H « U u *1 it mm fr 00 mm « tr • 00 00 0 00 oa t. 00 LAST Nov. 26 F IR S T Dec. B BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves are 3-5 feet and rough. Current Is to the south. Water tenijzerature Is 70 degrees. flow Sm yrna B «a ch : Waves are 1-2 feet and choppy. Current la to the south. Water tempera­ ture la 7 1 degrees. STA TISTIC S MONDAY S O LU N A R Y A B L B : Mtn. 7 00 a m.. 7 30 p in.: MaJ 12 50 am ., 1:15 p m T I D E S : D a yto n a Beach: highs. 9 31 a m.. 9 51 p.m.: lows. 3 07 a m.. 3.45 p m.j New S m y rn a Beach: highs, 9:36 a m.. 9 56 p.m.. lows. 3,12 a m.. 3 50 p in.; Cocoa Beach: highs. 9:51 a.m.. 10:11 p ro.: lows. 3:10 a.m.. 3 05 p.m. BOATINO Not available at press tim e Recorded rainfall for thr jvcrlod ending at 9 a in Satur­ day. totalled 00 inches □ S u nset................... 5:31 p.m. □ S u n ris e ..................6:51 a.m. ^ A h d o v ffn ^ H M iN CW, Amarillo Anchorage Atlanta Atlantic C lt, Avtttn Baltimore Bov ton Brownsville Butte k> Burlington VI Casper Chat letton 1C Char lot ton W Vo Charlotte N C Charenna Chicago Clnclmall Cleveland Conrord N H Oallat Ft Worth Denver Oat Mamet 0a troll Honolulu Houthin In* anapolit Juneau Kantat C lt, Lat Vagai Little Rork Lot Angelet Mamghll Milwaukee Mptt It Paul Nevhrille Now Or leant Now York C lt, Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phosnu Plttvtxirgh Portland Maine It Loult Wethmgton.O C i l i f n fS T HI U P r« It ID 41 n If 91 * SI 94 01 n 40 19 U 1) m 14 « 40 44 U 94 11 01 u 41 » 41 40 91 11 44 11 11 4i 99 44 It 10 99 H 44 49 44 IF R 41 04 94 IS «4 FS 4f 41 91 44 19 10 97 94 99 11 41 91 4f 44 I I 41 9) 91 4t IS IF 09 41 41 4t 44 99 11 9) 99 94 14 .19 99 10 91 a 9/ 43 91 IF 91 4f 99 99 om co» tOr cor c* * €*f €<Ft c^r C»f clr cdf %n Ctff Ctf C»f C*»Y f« W Of cdf C&f 16 m clr ctf cl f tOy e fr c^y Cdy C&r cdf ffi •A Ctf ctf clr Ctf Ctf etc �i Stnford Herald. Sanford. Florida ■ Sunday, Novambar 70 1M4 • SA Man jailed for murder attempt POLICE BRIEFS High speed chase A Florida Ah way Pal rid tmujirr rcporlrifly lmr*llg.4lrtl »h a l * » « d n o ibrd l l ___by , _______________________ ______________ a aat urtty guard aa a *u»(ik hm* vrhk tr la the real area of lntrr*l*tr -I on Thurw Uy T h r trooper -wild a* Jk rppnM dird lh» rar. It *1«<1 of! onto Ihr highway fhmitg lha rhaar the Inmprr rrpunrd rim king llw vrhk Ir at aperda In rareao of 110 mile. per hour The rrhkle M l tire intrralatr al Lakr Mary Mouirvarri, drrtvr iluutifli arvrral par kina lot*. and Inflowing a rhaar by Other officer* im lulling U k e Mary police, waa finally lorafrd in a parking krl al Si ( rid* Apartment* on Lakr Emma Htwd The driver of Ihe vehicle. Identified a* Alan lllake CUflln. ,'Ki of IM S North Street. Lraigwond. w»* arrewted on ■hargra of fleeing ami attempting In elude and officer, anil rei klrw* driving Sy VICKI D a ffO M flM Herald Stall Writer SAN FOKI) — A Sanford man waa uninjured when another man tried lit lake hta life earlier tht* month III* assailant I* In Jail, howrv er. urrratrd Friday and charged Willi attempted murder and ag gravaled assault Elderly lady bilked Medium speed chase Joarph l-rruy Pranrl*. 31 370 ) Sari i m i i i Hoad Sanlord waa art rated by aliertfT a deputies al hi* realdeme Thursday A deputy aakl Ive afakled Pram la' vrhlcle rrear Naritaaua and Kennel Hoad and re|mrtrdly t im krd It at traveling 70 miles per hour In a 23 mile rone After a rhaar the deputy said Franct* drove to hi* home ran from the vehicle and waa subsequently apprrhrndrd hiding under the aide of hta house He haa been thargrd with rerkles* driving and resisting an nfUt er without vtoirm e Prwm gtaff KtpoM i SANFOHf) — An HJ year old Sanlned woman waa rrjairtedly talked mil of money alie paid lo have the roof of her borne repaired The woman, who live* In the 1400 him k trf ltr| Air lllvd in Sanford, told polke she was appmat lied by a man driving a Iral inlorrd pickup truck, who offered to rhr< k the roof of her home Site said after the man elim brd up on the roof lie rrjm rtrdly told her il waa damaged and needed trpatrs l|e I* *ald lo have estimated the mist al $430, and asked for Hie money In advance 1‘olU r aav Ihr woman wrote the man a rherk for half Ihe amount. 1223. on Thursday, and the man M l the area and haa out been seen s u m e Retail theft Tameko Kackeymy. 21. IlkJO Lincoln Avenue. Sanlord. waa arrratrd by Sanford police al a retail alore in the 1700 block of Airport lUvd Thursday I“oiler said site waa apprrhrndeil alter rrpurtedly trying to remove a (tat k of Pamper* and a 12 pack of •oft drinks from the alore without paying for the llrma She was r liar get] with retail llveft Traffic stop Letwi C Willett. 33. of Winter Park, waa atopped on CM 426 near Ked Hug Hoad by Ovletkt poikf early Frklay 1‘olit r said they found he had some drug* In hu (•■ krt* during a aearrh He waa arrratrd on a rharge of poaae*«k>n of rorainr On Nov 4, Edward Loul* Gordon. 23. 6CXM Hay Ave . Sanford, allegedly ahot Into the pickup truck driven by Leroy Ervtn who waa driving away from Gordon According lo the Sanford 1‘olke Department arrrat report. Gordon allegedly got a gun from a neighbor a house and fired several round* Into the driver •tde door of Ervin'* truck Police Mid the round struck the door at a apot even with Ervtn * torso They Mid tl de tiled the door and ricocheted upward just mlMing the victim He w u n l hurl, police Mid They Mid lie drove from the we nr to the police department lo report the alleged crime Police said Ervtn selected Gordon * photo from a line up of 30 lo 60 picture* Gordon was also charged with uae of a firearm In the commiMton of a felony and with •hoiking Into an occupied vehi­ cle He ta being held al the John E Polk Correctional Facility on 123.000 bond IIIM V E A L I T T L E SAVE A LO T! NAVELS • HAMLINS $ RED GRAPEFRUIT 0 0 PELL’S CITRUS NURSERY 400 D O YLE ROAD •O S TE E N , F L 32764 •(407) 322-3873 E p r ’" TL i-n fe r-f L c rBE EBi .T.. Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs. . A B| Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions aridRebuildingAulomalic Transmissions Rifts'ring 209W. 25th SI., Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 301 ears... Same I m lio n mv—m im HOP FEED A CMU) "Now moukt I aa no you a b o u t Our low Prtcwt at P£NNYWtt£V BELOW LOW PRICING Pleate help provide hot mealv to hungry children and needy fjinlllev tlm Dunkcgivlng veawm SIM lielpt Iced 12 hungry ch ild re n S Hi h rljn feed 24 hungry ch ild re n $S4 helps feed i6 hungry ch ild re n n i run* Ihanktglving: llere t m y gift In feed the hungry this SIH SV> $S4 SUM SM U S P E N B Y W Itt C O B P . 17-92 ft 27th St. USiS OWMCk.SaWva*jnaoti w in s io o a* r « b u t t vd wo tow tu a u « M wfenA.W« I MJFt wart v .eo rtc sacvatiQw CHRISTMAS SPRCt C0MC BY FOR DETAILS’ mr B ! KV i *> '*M• ,n. r v »arrj rn r<1*14 v «w m naas or muMac na ati d t 'wm m m m mmm wmM NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULE ADOPTION \ Th* S t John* Rfver Water Management District proposea to adopt amandmants to cFiapter 40C-2. Florida Admfntetmitva Cods. ParmrtBng of Consumptive Us«a of Water, at Its regular* scheduled Governing Board meeting at 9 0 0 A M . on Wednesday, December 14, 1994. In Patefka. Florida A pubic hearing win be held at this time If requested within 21 days of October 28. 1994. Police chief Involved In car crash Chiel Ralph Ruetell of tha Sanford PoHca Da part man t waa unlnjurad whan tha car ha was driving collided with anothar vahlcit al Ih* Intersection ol Franch Avanua and 3rd Straal in Sanlord Friday. Tha drtvar ol tha other vehicle 11 men nabbed in sex sting ■y VICKI I Herald Staff Wrilar was !n|ured and transported lo the hospital. Tha Investigation by’ tha Florida Highway Patrol Is continuing No other Information was available Saturday afternoon 1- 10x 13 Wall Photo) 1- 8x 10 7. R* 7 2- 3x5 16- K in g Size W allets 8 - R egular S ife W allets The men were charged with aaalgnatlon lo commit prostitu­ tion. $ 1 1 " AT K A T H Y 'S B O O K S & BA BY SH O P JCPenney 211 I. FOR W O M EN FO R M EN FO R H O M E Jewelry Sale Dockers* Sale Window Covering Event •14K 50% OFF GOLD CHAINS AND 1st S t. Dates: N o v e m b e r 2 5 -2 6 Friday 3. Saturday Photo Hrs.: I I - 5 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -8 3 7 7 Thoae charged were; • Timothy Allen Waters, 37. 323 S. Boyd. Winter Garden BRACELETS 31.99 Haggar* Sale •SLEEPWEAR 20-30% OFF & ROBES Group charge 99' per p#r*on 27.99 •PULSAR 25%W ATCHES OFF TRiFARI* WORTHINGTON*. AND MORE • Jeffrey Lynn Edward*. 47. • 17 N. Washington Ave.AjKipka now SELECTED MENS DOCKERS SHIRTS AND SHORTS • NOW •FASHION 25%JEWOFF ELRY FROM • Andrea Maurtclo Olea. 29. 219 Altamonte Bay Club Clr. Apt- 110. Altamonte Springs. • •14K 50% OFF GOLD EARRINGS •STER 30% OFF UN G SILVER • Charles Robert Kramer Jr.. 30. 114 Shady Oak Lane. Oviedo • Michael John Gallagher. 34. 1030 Jerome Way. Apopka • Douglas Jeffrey Turner. 31. 106 Alden Ct.. Sanford •James John Sedgewlck. 47. 304 Alba Lane. Lake Mary • Michael Joseph Viola. 36. 1043 Vienna Dr.. Casselberry • David McNcaly. 43. 120 Temple Dr . Longwood • Steven Alan Reed. 36. 1712 Sunset Dr.. Longwood • Charles Edward Wood*. 35. 129 Country Club Rd . Sanford. Any person interested in obtaining a copy of the proposed amendments should contact Norma Messer. District Rides Coordinator, at 1-800-451-7106 or 904-329-4459 Questions should be addressed to Hal Wilkenmg. Assistant Director. Department of Resource Management at 904-329-4250 or to Jennifer Burdick. Assistant General Counsel, at 904-329-4199. or 1BOO-451*7106. WE USE K O D A K PAPER Seminole C o un ty sheriffs deputies conducted a reverse t*llng operation on County Hodil ;427 near Longwood on Friday and netted nearly a doirn men .who were offering to pay for aex. Eleven men were taken to the ‘John E Polk Correctional Facili­ ty and held In lieu of $115 bond each, after they approached an undercover officer to offer her money ranging from $10 to $100 In exchange for sexual favor* 99$ D epoti r $ 11.00 D ue t t Pick up (plus ta x ) 30 The purpose of the proposed amendments is to achieve greater water conservation and to assure that ax consumptive uses of water are consistent with the pubfcc interest and are reasonable beneficial. This will be accomplished by the creation of a direct permitting relationship between the District and persons with secondary uses, as defined m the draft rule. Tha affect of tha propoaed amendments indudes: 1) establishing a new permitting threshold, 2) alleviating the burden currently placed on water suppliers during the application review process, and 3) achieving more water savings •SELECTED 20% DRESS OFFSHOES WRINKLE FREE 100% C O TTO N TWILL PANTS • NOW 29.99 WRINKLE-FREE 100% CO TTO N TWILL SHIRT • NOW 31.99 •ALL 50% OFF BY DESIGN"* CLASSIC TRADITIONS* AN D BAU* M ADE-TOMEASURE BU N D S AND SHADES •HOME 40% OFF COLLECTION"* MADE-TO-MEASURE BUNDS AND SHADES •SAVE ON DRAPERIES. TOPPERS. PANELS AND TIERS WRINKLE-FREE 100% CO TTO N PANTS • SALE Shop Early For Best Selection • SALE 19.99 Reg. 29.99 ft 334.99. TWIN OR FULL VELLUX BLANKET 29.99 Rag. 39.99 ft $44.99. QUEEN OR KING VELLUX BLANKET SBEBG Bii eeeMkWMiMtiepWMr •awM|Wi«WMiw**l*e'«'*wef*eMrrc« U i M IW M Ik / M roa cafAbvf oOtOAAoama^i Hw t 1 * K M l i M I I ) M IM W M *— <W*" ■ft N p «ftftM P if hfteft bftKri tgfcftri lX F W ftf|a ft1 V «b te W p n t a d f f f K I K I Hwy. 17-92, Sanford ft �*! as Kanton) Flood a • Sunday No»#**'b*< 10. >IM Editorials/ Opinions S a n fo rd H e ra ld (UJM* m isoi (H) S n o NCII AVE SAM D im ITA 32771 A/r.i C.«»r 407 322-2011 or 031 0*.H>3 Lacy K to*r •tdito* O d t i u N P u (h - O u M M t l U t n t g t i SUOBCIUPTK>N RAtr 3 U Midi* 110 30 6 M o o lll* s iu u o I Y ra i >70 00 fib* J* Rat-dantl must pay TN •JM.on o o u t *bo»* lai In Kerry Lyons for Sanford commissioner If* lirrn m any yrars since a n rw fare and voter ha* joined Ih r Sanford C ity C o m m ission T h r *amc com m ission ers h a v r handled the business and made the decisions .H ire lin g the city and Ha people alnre lanuary. 1989 W ithout a doubt. Sanford la prngrrwalng toward a bright future Including a major m all, ■Harming dow ntow n, developed waterfront and a quaint hiwtortc <h*trirt But for the moat ; trt these arom pllahm enta havr been driven !>> forward thinking rlttze ra who puah their idea* until the city finally notice* think* about It and then rearta It <*time for a c flange Sanford ha* very little property available for major m d u * tn a l expansion to help the ta* roll* With m a ny home* valued below home*trad exemption, the city rrallre* lower ad valorem ta* Income I)e*plte a picturesque Uikefront. easy a rce »» bv land. *ea and air. visitor* have only been prominent d u rin g *uch event* a* the Golden Age Gam es We M ill trying to o ve rco m e an Im age problem i'lt\ (.'ommiMKiner A A. McClanahan has I r e n involved In m any major decision* the com m ission ha* had to make during hts almost 14 year* on the board. He ha* also l»rrn involved in m any separate project* »uch a* th r annual bikes for Christmas project. t ..jl, | luIxlTfii «. If im m llt w \ i i u u » . « a M M Vuganuatum s task t o r r e f y , and <uuncila. W w --com m end him lo t >4H» in v o h rin ftiL ^ - . However, the time ha* come for the city to enter a new era of government A proactive era where solutions to problem* arc explored and testrd. T h e S .in lo nl Herald believes Kerry Lyon s Is the best choice for Sanford City Com m ission District 3 H r offers a positive approach to some age old problem* heretofore unsolved by our current commissioners H r lias Ideas Redeveloping a vacant shopping center as a support facility for the airport, creating high wage job*. bike path* that would draw enthusiasts and make residents more visible, helping to deter crim e; reinstating c o m m u n i­ ty jmiIIc Ing similar to the sherlfT* plan. Som e of hi* Ideas m ay work and some of them m ay not. but he Is refreshingly full of Ideas for the future Mr McClanahan Is net. We n e e d to work on Sanford's future, led by a com m ission that looks ahead rather than t ontinulng in the same direction taken In the past. Although h r actively participates In m a ny « lvie projects, we know M r. Lyons doesn't have the governmental experience of M r. M cClanahan. Hut neither did Mr. McClanaharf w hen h r first sought election to office In 1971. O n December 6. the Sanford Herald urges voters to elect Kerry Lyons to serve a* Sanford C ity Com m issioner for District 3. L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R Letter* to thr editor are wckomr All letirr* must U signed. Include the address of the w-MIrr and a daytime telephone number. Letter* should be on a single subjec t and be a* brief a* possible 1 he letirr* are subject to editing Berry's World Co g n it iv e n o n -elite O -**4N*a» « The real reason fo r Thanksgiving Amen, an* will celebrate ihr 373rd Thankagn Ing on Thursday November 24 l'.r;»4 Thank* giving l* a truly Amerta an Holiday, dating 1mm k to the Pilgrim* The Pilgrim*. In *rar« h of rellgloua freedom. Untied in Plymouth Nr*k December 26 1020 Their flr*t winter In thr newr Und wa* difficult shout half of them died Hlatory tell* u« that the Indian* were In •trumental In helping the Pilgrim* survive and taught them abmit planting crop* tK M IM O L I O P IN IO N LURLENE SWEETING During thr autumn o| 1021 Plymouth* Governor. W lllum Hradford. derided to thank God for their bountiful harvest Hr tnvltrd Ihr i m a in ly in order Arvothrr year ha* passed and Indian* who had hrfrtrnded them to share in the fact that American* havr aurvlved earth three daya of least ing and Thank* giving •piakrs IViah storm* fire* mudslldr* unset The celebration In New England ixvntlnued on tltng turmoil wv>rtd whle and rrtme should be an annual ba*l* until IMv.1 when l‘rr*tdeni noted Thank* giving ha* to ervum|>a*a toncern and Abraham Lincoln pro« (aimed It a national Holiday Turkry and pumpkin pie ram r In active commitment to help thoar member* of out ctimmunity who find survival as tenuous as the aymbotlre Thankaglv ing leas!mg Pilgrim* did during (heir first winter The After Thank*glvtng hr* ante a national holiday humelrsa. the hungry those withtrut medkal It waa obarrved the last f hursday In November care However, m 11*41 Congress designated the Thanksgiving may he used as an opportunity fourth Thursday In November a* Thankagtvlng In eaamlnr our lives and take time to thank the The lesanns to tie learned from Hie origin*! people who share their Itves with us There are Thankagtvlng are to thank God and In aekrviwl Individual* In this *■■ lety whose |>rnfe*atuns edge all of the people who have cuntnbutrd to teing them tn runtaci with most of us They are our well betng tbe profile in hrl|ttng profrwstona mtnlslets Thankagtvlng to God lor health and life is teachers phis* tans nurses dentists rounsrl or* aortal workers and others Throughout this nation there are thousands upon thousands of unsung heroes and heroines who perform arts of kindness that help someone They perform basic rhnrea. like cleaning • yard or shopping for an older neighbor They suprrvtar children whose parents ran t afford to pay them Then there la the army of volunteer* at hospital* nursing hnmrs Habitat far Human! ty projrtis Boy V out* Girl V oula . the Red Crows and multiple other worthwhile endeavors In essence these Individual* share their lime with others without riper ling or rer-flvlng any monetary remuneration Thanksgtvtng hr raids Ihe beginning of the twro moat i brushed holidays lor families in America tlumkagn mg ta the first lotlowed by Christmas a month Later God Is centrsl In both of these holidays If one la a Christian Emphasising the real reason for Thanksgiving and Christmas Is rntlal Tamlllr* and friends gal tier uti these holidays to bathe tn the warmth of past experience* and engender feeling* of mutual love and valuing od lor Like the first pilgrim* we are girateful lo God lhe people in our lives We look with hope to the days ahead bersusr we are m nrtnred that God ha* a purpowr lor each life If we permit him to enter LETTERS It’s time ITS TIME that we must take our nation our stales our rule* our towns, out counties our homes our street* our people back I tell you it • time fur rhange* lo be made We am. wr hope we pray and we wmtt lor It lo get done and nothing So whal are you "N O " » hat are A l gut ng to do about It It t not your problem This la our problem * It a lime we must all come together and untie lunltyl We blame this one and that one We the people need to rare and come together Wr know you know. I know, he knows, she knows, they Snow, everybody knows To really solve Our problem, whirh la lo grt right with God and love tunrondlUonallyl thr way he wants u* lo love Ihit. everybody lo not going to make this chrdre Yet still profile have choice*, drrtatuno lo make tf not <housing God which would solve out pro­ blem then choose to live m praer and I propose doing what has been tried and ti necessary. to rniorvr a maximising sentenc­ ing and tines (equal application for all) No probation no early release Chain gangs (Jail* and prison) should b r rrinstituted • work In order lo do so. we must do away with the sentencing guidelines score sheet preparation manual* In all fairness arnlrnces before change ta Instated, stays as is It's Tim e For A Change Unite and Come Together H U Time" It's Time" Not all will agree, bul. meal of all ..It's fair to all A *alrr. prouder, better America ITojert “ It s Time The Rrv Robert E Curry J r Sanford ELLEN GOODMAN Remarkably, it still matters BOSTON~lt • remarkable how much II still matter* Three year* ago. Clarence Thomas ascended to the Supreme Court with charge* of arxual harassment clinging lo (he hem of hi* black robe like tenacious mud. Three year* ago. Anita Kill went home to Oklahoma, passing a gantlet of fellow traveler* In the Dallas airport, who hissed amd yelled “ shame ' at her The man from Pin Point. Ga.. became the Alfred Dreyfu* of wronged conservatives. The woman from Lone Tree. Okla became the Koaa Parka of sexual harassment. H r Is secluded and biller. She describes her life as "dismal.'' The confirmation hearings *pllntrred Amen cans by race, gender, political persuasion Candidate* ran for public office on platform* that read "I Believe Anita." Whole career* and movements were Invested In their chosen hero or victim. Today, spines still stiffen and ryes still narrow al the question: Who do you believe? Friendships hang on the answer It still matters. So (he controversy erupla again and again, pouring lava over the wound* Last year David Brock's book trashed Hill as "a little nutty, a Hide slutty " Now- Jane Mayer and Jill Abramson have published "Strange Justice.” which say* that "the preponderance of the evidence suggest* "that Judge Thomas'* did He under oath." Hut the report by the two Wall Street Journal reporter* is not Just arother entree In dueling He Wrote/She Wrote annals They reveal the White House war. a search and-drstroy-Anlla mission They describe an "Impartial" Senate Judiciary Committee that wanted nothing more than to get the hearings over with. Moat damning, they write about the "other women" who had "experienced, witnessed, or were told about behavior on his part that was strikingly similar" to Hill's story. Women who agreed (o testify on her behalf. Bui were never called. It's true that we may never know exartly what happened between Thomas and Hill. Bui htr testimony not only fit Ihr farts as they are carefully assembled In this book: II also fit* Ihr two character* One l* Clarence Thomas, who remembers 4l being railed "ABC "-America's lllackr*! Child (torn to a line of Illegitimate children, he was raised by the rules and rod of a stern grandfslher and strict nuns In a South so segregated (hat blacks swore on separatr Bibles in court. Through college, law school and the years of hi* climb toward the court, friend* knew of hi* enthusiasm for pornographic films and maga line*, of hostility to women, of his arxual "wild talk.” When they heard Hill's testimony about “ pubic hair on thr Coke can" and "long Dong Silver.'* they said In virtual unison. "That's my boy. That's him talking *’ The other character was Anita Hill. Ihr youngest and most sheltered of 13 children who grew up In a farm family where silence was belter than argument and sex was taboo At 25. she was both deeply ambitious and terribly naive. tn thr early ’BO*, long before sexual harassment became a c o m m o n p la c e term, she asked a friend how to handle Thom us. All the friend suggested was that Hill try a dif­ ferent perfume “ Thomas was si­ m u lta n e o u sly th r best and worst thing that had ever hap­ pened lo her,*' write the authors, "both Today, spines offering and still stiffen and threatening ihr ca­ eyes still narrow reer she had always at the question: wanted.'* She tried, Who do you perhaps loo hard. «o believe? J keep her boss at bay while keeping him on her aide. She wanted, for loo long, to use this connection But nowhere except In the fantasies of her enemies was she a haler, a “ erotomaniac." a feml-Nail. Or a liar. £ “ Sirange Juallce" Is not a polemic; It's an Investigation. But I have no Illusions that II will change minds that are already made up. The story will remain a litmus lest of our lime. It still mailers Amazing elections The 1994 elec tions can be described In one word "amailng " The economy u relatively strong, unemployment U the lowest It ha* been in some time (under 0 % ). there are no major problems overseas and the budget deficit waa actually reduced during the last (Ural year Yet. not one Republican Incumbent lost and lhe Democrats lost control of the House, the Senate and the Governorship*. T h r Republican party has had an raay job over the last forty years, bring In the minority In the House all lhal lime and In control of Ihe Senate rarely. When you're Hie minority It's easy to complain and point out what should be done Now. ihe Republican party m uil produce The message from Ihe voters l* loud and clear They want rhange. they want Ihe government lo be responsive to their nerds, they are tired of continual talk, more taxes and more government. If the Republicans meet thU challenge. 1996 will even be better. If they don't, the memory of thr public Is short and Ihe Democrats ran well be back In charge. This election was also a rrfrndum on Clinton and hU policies However, before anyone writes Clinton off. remember, months before President Bush's defeat he had an approval rating over 90%. President Clinton was pushed to the left by h U wife Hillary and many While House advisors. Their Influence now will he minimal. Clinton by nature la noi comfortable with strong philosophical position* and has been prone lo compromise. His background aa a southern Governor has shown lhal If given a choice he will slay near the center. Clinton may be better able to work with Ihr Republican Congrrsa than with the prrvlous Democrat Congress where he had to continually deal with (he liberals In his own party. Clinton needs the Republican Congrrsa to be effective If he has a chance for re-election. The Republicans need to gel positive programs through If they are going to continue In control In '96 and elect a Republican President. It la an uneasy marriage of convenience, which could end up In either ihe worst legislative gridlock In years, or the m c,i meaningful legislation being passed that re have ever seen. L e f t hope for the rountry'a sake the latter happens. Lou Frey Jr. Member of Congress '69-'79 Orlando 1/ �Sanford m staid Sanford. Florida • Sunday. Novombar 20. 1M4 • I S Kry Eaton found flood w a la ti allfl loo doap lo complala hit mall routa In Spring Oaks. Gordon •ntlaaad from Bags 3A hlrh fall tirtwerii Tuesday and Ird n m b y K e n H o b r r i* H rm ln o lr tHinty • r i u r u r w y m «n* |r Km n ia d iM t ir . u id f rulay rtrial sutwilvlsion* w rrr at ill (undated w iih floodwater fnun d l firm air I hr MuIKt Ijik r aih a/ra nrai Grnry* and (hr f ( r Spring Oaks subdivision in rat Altamonte b p n n p Knhrrta •id pardon* of Goldsboro l » l r a durmg thr storm. btit taln rd quickly FCMA and Snford nfTbial* will tour thr fra hr aald Hohrrra aald ihr county will Iso arrk aaatatanrr In rrpairing Omagra to a washout u4 Him! Hub Road and th r O ra ngr tvrnue brtdgr. atrurli by a >ur font wall of water rushing to thr Wrklva River Hobrrta aald while m any neighbor hraida w rrr tieginning to dry out by Friday am ir arraa may anil lace flooding Hobrrta aald lake Mnm tr Lake Jraup and Ihr Wrklva Hirer w rrr still ruing Friday and tmild t reat .Jefl Coir *{mke*man Inf Ihr Sr lotmt Hlvrr Water Managr mrni txairw t aald dtalrtrt crew* wrrr taking an arrtal assessment of local rU rra and Lakra Friday Ih r unly inlorniallon available « i far l-akr Jraup war recorded at 0 7 feet abovr mean ara level lar below ihr lOyear high of right leeI Coir aald thr primary feeder for l.ake Jra u p . Ih r Ibiw rlt C le rk basin Is mil rtpreird lo send "m uch" more water lofhr lake Coir aald crews are watching lake Mnnrnr rloarly and do r i p r c i It to continue rtalng during Ihr rvrit ih rrr lo four seeks More Infnrmallori stunt Ihr speed and hrtgfil of ihr rtsr will fir known latrr thla week. Cote aald Arra agrtc ullurlata appeared In have fared well, aald county extension agent Catherine Neal There w rrr no rrporta of dam agea lo horticultural rropa the primary agrt business to Semi* note County. Seal Mid Informa lion on row cropa were un available ahe aald In South Florida, field crop tosses are raitmatrd al more than SIOO m illion and are raprctrd lo cauar immrdlatr alorr ahrlf prKr Increases In winter fmtl and vrgrtahlr rrivpa C n U i i m I Irani Bags I A Phillips Kaye Hryan. Allison Lee (five years nidi Jean and Joan evening I remember very clearly (hat Wilke. Alice Williams. Tommy one lime my mind wrnl blank W y a tt. J o A nn S tra w d e r. while playing my piece, so t Just E llia b e th Woodruff. Harriet started over from the beginning Redding Hobby Moms. Doris Partin. Phyllis Wyaii. Margaret and was able lo complete It. There was usually a guest Morrison Mrs Wallace PhUllps. Arlene artist during thr program. I Wallace Phillips. J r know that my dad was guest Jacobson. Jeanne Lane Miller. anhisr Ior nrvrral of her rrritals Margaret Malloy. Mary Ann Wilke Shirley Middleton, and through the years Jane Ford Guest artist was Hill Mis* Margaret was a rotorful char after since she was giving Jones, bar 11one. from Stetson lessons In 1913. she had already University I also have a program from the hern leaching for at least 30 1938 rertta) at w hirh my dad years when I started and shr was guest soloist Some of these continued leaching for many Louise more years I remember her with budding pianists were Moughton. Ellsr Hutchinson. while hair and exaggerated manrw-rtmrns h was a sight to Stella Tout htnn. Florence Wells. Caroline Lee. Kenneth Lrfller watch tier play the piano and o rg a n She a lw a y s had a Angrla Melsh. Shirley Etrk handkerchief tucked In her Clara Haskins Mary Helen Tew. bracelet which fluttered around Audrey ILsrh. Ellrahrth Fite. Halph Wight. Zona Mathew* ss she gestured (hiring lesson*, Louise Perkin* and Dorothy she didn't Just count, she would Marshall sing the (m ini A few of the se becam e Hr re Is a list of firrlcumrrs in excellent pianist* such as Allison the 1950 piano recital of stu Lee. Joan Wilke Tom m y Wyatt. ■lent* of Miss Margaret Davt* Jeanne Lane Miller Shirley Sandra and Son)* Monforlon Middleton Dorothy Marshall, Ann Thurston. Dora Bronson and Stella 7ourhton. but the Frances Lawson. Patsy llaught majority of u* (like met play only Ernie Moms Beverly Cooper, for o u r own e njoym ent or le-nnle Rotundo. Dtana Fletshrr prrhap* ran accompany a group Grace Marie Sttnectpher. Laura If they sing what we ran play IRUNER D K A S T D R IO G ER S llrutvrr fta-asy Ibiggrra OH, .ynchflrtd Avenue Atiamonir -t'ftng* died Fnday. Nov 18 '•94 Horn in Glrnnvtlle (jrnrgia hr ■hlldren one great grandson Heat nr i IM rm Cremation Serv lie. Orlando, in i harge of ar rangrmrnls FLO R E N C E S T A R K E Y H U N T ­ ER lliilV n ir Sfafkey Hunter. 72. r , ‘H !5*^ lW f«n a p > .trk »fu U V U l la g e n * « T U a n g V o o d d i n t ■viWer t.urp fir |n ijtr * Wednesday Nov Id. IUW4 al South Seminole Com m unity 1 St Arm y S u r v iv o r s in c lu d e w ife . Hospital. Longvrcud Horn In Washington Pa on i and* Altamonte Springs son. ludiy. Georgia. daughters Jane April 24. 1922. site moved to •id Joeleen G knnvilK . step Central Florida In I9H9 A laughters Somite Allam onir member of Unltrd Church of Chrlal Winter Park, she was past Iprtngs and Tammy, Deltona not tiers Harvey. Clrnnville and presitlenl of the New Hampshire lames. Lake Helen Fla t aialrra Medical Auxiliary Survivors include husband Dr T h e lm a a n d M a r y n r l l , John A . son John liaddam iavannah, F.deile and Madie Jlrnnvllle and Laura IKIte. New C o n n .; daughters Carol H Thomas. Fori Washington. Md im ym a tlearh llaldwiri Fairchild Semoran- and Susan lluntrr Silverman. fore*t City Chapel in charge of Taknma Park. Md six grand children irrangemrnta H a ld w ln -Fa lrch lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In IA N IK 8. CRUM RINE charge of arrangements Janie S Cnirnrtne. 84. Ma logiiny Drive. Casaclberry. died lunday, Nov 13, 1994 al her G R A C E S . H UM BAUQ H Grace E Hurnbaugh. 68. mmr Horn In Marysville. Ohio on Country Club Hoad. Sanford, died W'ednesday. Nov 16. 1994 Iprtl ft. 1010. she was a home nakrr and the grandmother of at Lakrvlew Nursing Center. Hnclnnatl Reds catcher Eddie Sanford Horn March 29. 1926 In Cen­ faubenare She moved to Centerville, Ala . ahe moved fo ral Florida In 1972 and was a Central Florida In 1965. She was •rotestani. Survivors Include daughter a housewife. She was Pre­ sbyterian lanet K Withrow. Casaclberry Survivors include husband, L m e g r a n d s o n ; tw o ste p Edward, son. Jack E . Mission ( r a n d f h l l t l r e n and th re e Vir jo. C a lif. daughter. Donna H lepgreal-grandchildren llaldw in Fairchild Funeral Malt by. laingwtnd; four grand lome, Altamonte Springs In children B ald w in -Falrchlld -O a klaw n harge of arrangements Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Luke Mary. In charge o( .IL IA N B. C U C IN O TT A arrangements L ilia n U C u r ln o t t a , 77. lontblanc Court. Casselberry, led Wednesday. Nov IB. 1094 J U L IA SEA R S Ju lia Sears. 79. Colum bo I her residence Horn In Brooklyn. NY on June Drive, Casselberry, died Friday. i 1917, ahe was a homemaker Nov. 18. 1994 at Winter Park rid a volunteer for Florida Memorial Hospital Horn In Michigan tin May 1. lrnpll.il She was a Catholic 1915. she moved lo Central 'ho moved tb Central Florida In Florida in 1979. She was a 986 Survivors' Include husband homemaker and a Navy veteran ilvlo P.; daughter Pattlnn. of World War II. She was a lo ld e n . C o .; to n W illia m , Protestant. Survivors Include daughters lolbrook NY; brother Sidney lartlno. Orlando; sisters Anne Sharon Dellaglarino. Valrlco. atbergam o and H osem ury Kathy Slmklns. Miami Bench each. Orlando: two grand- and Ann Van Dutn of Zcclund. Mich, five grandchildren; one nlldren. C a re y H a n d C o x -P a r k e r great granddaughter. H a ld w ln -Fa lrch lld Funeral lineral Home. Winter I’ark. In Home. Allamonir Springs. In harge of arrangements. charge of arrangements LALPH O IR A R D I SR. Kalph Qlrardl. Sr.. H9. Alladln J A C K N ELSON T U S C A N Y J R . Jack Nelson Tuscany Jr.. 42. rive. Dellcna. died Friday. Nov. Scarlett Dr.. Sanford, died Tu rs . B, 1994 at Central Florida Nov. 15. 1994. rglona! Hospital In Sanford Horn In Cleveland, Ohio, hr Horn Ju ly 5. 1905 In Hmoklyn. Y.. he moved lo Central Flop moved to Central Florida In a In >973. He was a sales 1973. He was a Catholic and a ulinger for Sanlpro Corp.. New sales service coordinator for Air >rk City. He was a member of Products and Chcmlcala. Survivors Include hta wife. ral Italian Bapllal Church, vapel at the Council for Aging. Hetty Lynn. Sanford: son. Kyle Jason. Sanford: daughter, Kerry ‘Ilona. Survivors Include son. Ralph Lynn. Sanford; part-ids Jack Sr. and Chnrylynnr. Orlando, slstrr ., D e lto na ; three g ra n d - Paine la Tuarany Warren. Cape C a n v r r a l. aunt P rg y O lm , Merit fir Ohio H ald w in -Falrrhild Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Horne. I.akr Mary just be here I was in prison l m working Pm thankful I'm re­ formed now I don't want to go bark lojall " Family is important to Sophia George “ I'm grateful that my kid* and I can be together for the Thanksgiving holiday. I was in Texas and now I'm back " Penny S m ith sa id . " I 'm thankful lor life Rev Cora said. ‘T i n thankful l m serving (he living God " L a u ra G racia said. " I 'm thankful for my beautiful da ugh ter and my husband " Trary Hall had more reasons to celebrate "I'm thankful for my kids and my family It s my baby* btnhday Thanksgiving I'm happy to be alive.” Ed Neary said I'm thankful for my family My mother Is here It's the first Thanksgiving I've been able to share with her !n 15 year* “ Toni Veler said "I'm thankful lhal the world's al peace for a change I wish the boys were coming home.” Sam Jack spoke briefly, "Just being here and being alive Delores Johnson concluded "I'm thankful for life Itself That's the moat Important thing want to get the really good stufT." Karrn Dennis said T got here at 7 and Just started sroptng out the tables and when they were rrsdy for bn tines* I got what I rrally wanted I want to get the perfect Christmas gm> but t don't have time for rrowd* ** Sharon Flint said shr was shopping lor Ihe number one person on her Christmas list herself Festival Pag* IA such s variety It's not like some of the snotty art show* around There are some really cute thing* you can buy here lhal you ran give as gifts ' Marshall LefTler and hts wife Pam drove all Ihr way (root New P o rt R te h e y to do th e tr Christmas snnppmg G E O R G Ei n I .w iu .i4 M i s ; ; v Oeorge It WUUamti MCL- W*UIn g A v r n u e . Delicm a.v'd ie c f *i Here/' Thursday. Nov |7. 1904 at his here home Horn July 20. 1948 In looking Richmond In d . he moved lo an rvrn l w r look forward to for months *’ Central Florida in 1980 Survivor* Include wife Palll. By 10 30. the couple said they daughter Andrea W illia m s . had already spent more than Sanford, son Anthony Williams. <250 and had bought Christmas Daytona Beach, mother Ruth presents for all the kids, the William* Tampa slstrr* Mary nieces and nephews and most of Jean Hush. Union City, Ohio, their friends Cheryl Chadwick. Aurora. C o . and Sandra West. Tampa, and “ We'll probably spend about brother Charlrs Williams. D r- another <100 or <150 before we Land go home." he said G ram ktw Funeral Home. In The crowds were getting thick charge of arrangements before noon SUM SXU0M 0 I A C I I Me-wsrisl M f t K t l •*• W t Grac* i ■ ta nbsuK i f t a •< Lsntwa p * iw c ••< 1 M W M , *111 M csn«MC**a M w V s i #t 1 p m . #i i*w O u y i st in* S a f sos F swuwW r vnwsi « « * • A r r a n (« m s n t t b , S s ts a m F a lrc H lia lu n a r•> M m . O ssU an P e l C v w S r f sn« I t M I I I H*ms LSS#Mary W IL L IA M !. 0 1 0 * 0 1 M F u M ' l i H » i i i i tse Me G a a rft H WiMiamt. « *1 Osoana ana M ThurvOar •Ml ba I setse* Menoay aHvenaon *1 O f e e iiM Fuew si Mania CKa*ai aim <*« Jon* Sailor stftoaiiflf mWonant altl ba m DaMana Mamariai G arOn Cnandt may call at Geamaaa Funwsl Mama m u i l S f » a « l VumUy I t-rm t i l l and I H I y * Far moaa aino aitn. mamariai w iifS uN yrM am w y Saamd la I A S I Cam* C M * a « i Canear Faunda'ian M O *•• I t * Wlndermer*. F t MIS* A rra n fa m a x to by G ta m k a a Fun era l Mama. Laniard M art tsactwri rtm tm btetd Lou Temple remembers Mrs Jacobs, hi* first grade tesrher si Southside He Said that she had a wooden leg One incident that he recalled was her punishing two mlshbraving girls by tack Inglhrm to the wall Glenda Collins Emmrrson had Mrs Sybil Booth as a sixth grade teacher at grammar school, and one mrmorsblr Incident came to mind Mrs Houlh wrnl lo the restroom during class leaving a studen In charge When she returned, she went Immediately to the blackboard and began writing Unbeknownesl to her her dress was caught and her bloomer* were showing The das* was shoc ked and dldn I laugh or say a word No one wanted lo be ihr one to tell her Mona Mills Walker also had Miss Lucille Campbell in the sixth grade and remembers making papyrus paprr that year I also recall our class doing lhal In fact * t made It from reeds that grew by m y fa m ily's backyard fish pond Readers Cm II h M from r a g # 2 A C a s lla s* 4 tr DEATHS All of us. though, gained an exrellenl basic music education and an appreciation for good music from Miss Margaret whlc h was worth all thr agony of practice lessons and recitals Small children, oflrn tethered with colorful leashes to their parent*, tried to dart under thr leg* of taller people or tangled with one another. Adult* moved politely around one another as they tried to find Just the right gift. Cross words were rare, though particularly unusual pieces sometime* brought out a competitive splrtl among shop­ per* "You gotta come early 11 you The OpenJ-iouse u y i s Delightful. . "And I'm getting all kind* of great Hungs under the tree iht* year." she said The Longwood Arts and Crafts Festival continues today from IO a m till 5 p m sa nfon t A / u jc tm i • C h a m b er o f Commerce SA H TC H D H B T m m a g o o m - 3 3 0 -5 M B When the time comes, choose an independent funeral home, W e care about how wc serve families. Th e service w ill meet your needs, not ours. We provide ihe best service al the bcsl price. W e do all preparation at this facility. B ETTE n ORAMKOW JIM SCHUITEMAN ,// rainy Sunday afternoon, lots offriends, andlotsofnice comments on theremodeling. Bobby Brisson ^ 322-213? &U446* *?UH€>uU &04HC 905 jjctunct s4oc,__________ G ram kqw F u neral H o m e Independently owned and operated since 1956 500 E . A irp o rt B lv d ., S a n fo rd , F L 32773 322-3213 *1 *V/aV# Stinecipher �• A - Sant. ' ••• » 1 • 1 >--t* Ni>*«<r,b*< X) <N4 School scenes Sanford SjHo'd Florid* - Sortdfy. Novtmb#f 20. 1994 - TA — -t-----4— — — -f --------------------------------------------------------------------------- -— Waiting to have sex? IN BRIEF • f L V N O M V NOLLIOAV Spactal to Ihe Harald What if everyone was purple? LAK E MARY - The Heathrow Elementary s. h.«>l I T A will hr sponsoring I hr Mlchlee Pup|M-ts with Ihr show "W hal if Everyone Waa Purple?" on Nov 29 Thr shows will hr lor Ihr students at Ihr at hool hut parrnla arr Invited lo arr Ihr ahowa aa wrll. For morr information rail Ihr arhool al 33.1 4432 Nitty gritty carnival FERN PARK English F.aialra Elrmrntarv School will hr hosting Ihr award winning ’’Nitty Orilly Doan and Dirty Science Carnival" on Monday. Nov 2 1 fro m 9 a m to2 2 0 p m T h r program waa recognized through Ihr Elarnhowrr Conanlrum aa onr of Ihr Top 6 Innovative prartlrra In elementary arlrn rr and malh In Ihr United Slatra All atudenta. (acuity and alafi will hr Involvrd In handaon artrnrr (un T h r arhool media renter will hr flllrd with parents. Irarhrrv » ommunitv voluntrrra and UCF atudenta aa lliey play with vludrnla and diarovrr science. For morr Information, rail Ihr arhool at M3 M 4 16 Garage sale for Ram band LAKE MARY — T h r Lake Mary U tirh ln f Rama will hold lheir annual garage aalr on Dec 3 and 4 IXmatlona of houarhold llrma aurh aa toy* kitchen utensils sporting equipment and uaabir dean clothing arr needed Donation* are being arreplrd al Ihr high arhool Pick up of largr Itema mat hr arranged by railing Linda al 200 1033 or Gloria al 323 7 12 1 Tax deductible rrveipta arr available SCC Dream Auction needs donations SANFORD — T h r Seminole Community College Dream Auction la looking for donatlona lo help make ihelr annual rv rn l a aurreaa The Dream Auction will be on Friday, Feb 17 at 6 p m al Ihr Sheraton Orlando North Businesses and Individual are being aought lo donate llrma lo be auctioned off lo ralae money for Ihe SCC Foundation Alao. thoar intrrealrd In making rrarrvationa for Ihe popular rvrn l arr Invited lo rail Bill Baker In Ihe Foundation office al 328 3030 Poster contest SANFORD — A deadline of Nov 21 haa bren ael for atudenta who would like lo enter Ihe flral Seminole County Drug Free Poalrr Conical W hat do you do on T h a n k sg iv in g ? LONG W OOD - Sea before marriage la a trig aln for wtme people Others think II doran I mat ler. II will happen sooner nr later anyhow No mailer whal. t r i should lie saved for Ihe one you love Many problem* ran come Inin (day when premarital art atarta to hr a (tart of you worrying about tiring |»teg nan! or catching disease* even before you've met Ihe right one. A comment I heard from someone oner really made me think H r said "W ho rarrs what I do now? I'm walling fo the day I dir. an why not live my life to ihe fullrsi ’ Well. If sea la living your life lo Ihe fulle*(. I feel sony for you. because when live day romes and you finally find the right one Is she rrallv going In want you and all Ihe people before her’’ No And ihe rrvrra r is also true H r won't want all Ihe proplr before him either Sea Is a wonderful thing and II should he aavrd for whorvrr you want lo spend Ihe rest of vour life with When you sleep with one. you're sleeping with everyone they slept with be fore you It a like one btg family tree except with (hear people you I IS rc o n d POP C U L T U R E ™ by Steve M cGarry m M i»* in m | t| She said Ihe women are i hat get1 with Ihe runking and Ihe men have lorlean up "It's a link less traditional, hul II wnrka out just fine for us ladles betauae s r gel Ihr first seals lo w alrh ih r football games Jon Sanders 17. said his family lends to kss traditional meals amt activities on Ihe most tradition laden of American hoi Ida vs ’ My mom la a vegetarian so we don I have lurkry al our house, hvil she rooks up all kinds of ruol buds ’* he said T m no! rrally a vegetarian, hrrauw I II have a burger when I'm out on my own. hul I don't mind her kinds nf meals Sanders said I ha I his family derided long ago that they did not want lo waste ihe day In front of Ih r tele vision on Thanksgiving "We always go out and do Melinda K e rn e 18 Itirre's mi such thing” traditional Thanksgiving 3 it 'You make yiair own Iradf lions. site said ’ Wr like *4 sjirnd Ihe day al Ihe Iteat It i M then come home and just rat’'4 small lurkry Itrrasl and v tlf r salad That * our tradition Mv dad's family dors the whole virtH yoursrlf till you're sick muttnJ T h a i’s ihrtr tradition l .i r M family rbws something d lflrm u I fiavr onr friend whose famfH has a meal where rveryr*84 makes ihelr favorite (««»• ana they h a vr like a pot lu c l dinner " Jft Michelle Miranda 17. said Iwt farnllv rals from Ihe lime Hail gel up lo llie lime they go lo tird "I gel so sic k every yrar / don I know why we do II she said ’"But It’s tradition In mv family ,** *■ ill rti g ra d d • W inter Springs Elem en­ ta ry School The following sludenta were named as Students of Ihe Month and Super Sludenls al Winter Springs Elementary In Winter Springs during Ihe month of October □ ( K i n d e r g a r t e n ) D a v id W orthington. Tym bre Cow n. J a c q u e lin e B o e h m c -M a rtr. Cassandra Wilding and Super Student Chandler Williams □(First grade) Jonathan Nuss. Michael Neal. Donna L u re , If may be brttrr lo give than recrlve. hut Ihe American Lung Association of Central Florida wants you to luth give amt ■y 81 M U K K ITH Herald Correspondent By donating your uard or worn out vehicle, you can receive a lax deduction toward your 1994 Income Tax Return Program cosponsor. AAA of Florida, provide* free ptr k up and lowing Donated auioa are wild with ihe proceed* hrnefltling the programs and srrvlrr* nt Ihe lung *«*•* utton For more Information or to donate a vrhirle rail Ihe Lung Aaaorlallon office al 898 3401 or I 800 LUNG USA .SANFORD - Mike Connor* who played T V detective Joe M a n nix In the h ll se rie s "Mannlx ’ l* pulling hi* *u|ier sluelhlng skill* fn work roue Pneumonia vaccination OR LANDO — Orlando Regional Ifrallhcarr System I* pofttcfpollng In a nationwide rflnel lo combat pneumorurcal pneumonia by offering vaccination* and educational material* through loral physician office* lo prople al n*k Although II ran strike anyone. Ihe group* m wt al ri*k for pneumococcal pneumonia Include all profile agr 63 nr older petqde with immune deficiencies alcoholic* and children with chronic lllneaaes such a* dlahrte* cardbivasruUr disease and renal dlsesae Th r vaccine I* *ale and rflrrHvr and I* administered only once for mot) people It ran lie given at any lime of llie year The immunlialton i* covered 100 penenl under Medicare I’arl B and by most Insurance plan* when ordered by a physician The nationwide effort, railed Pneumonia Pro* bout.-’’ is pari of Slay Hrallhy USA. a disease prevention and health promotion campaign sponsored by Voluntary Hospital* nf America (VHA). Ihe nation's largest healihrarr network, of which ORHS la a member For further Information about ’’Pneumonia Pnorkout" or lor a referral lo a physlrian who ran adminisirr Ihr vaccine please call the ORHS Health Line al 648 380*#out side Or Undo dial loll free I -600448 3806 I MDA offort flu shots lo those it serves W INTER PARK — The MusruUr Dystrophy Association will again offer free flu shota in Or Undo in people who have any of ihe 40 neuromuscular disease* in it* |>rogram. MDA Central Florida President Sandy Boyd announced MDA ha* provided the shota each year for more than 20 years The aaaorlallon will pay foe flu shots lor those it serve*, when Inlatrrrd al the MDA Clinic loralrd al Columbia Park Medical Center In OrUndo For an ajipoinimeni. contact Ihe ~ trai Florida MDA office at 407 6774355. DA la a voluntary health agency working lo defeat 40 romuacular disease* through program* of worldwide h. patient and community service*, and professional public health education T h r association'* program* arr almost entirely by Individual private contributor* SANFORD — The Children's Home Society. Perinatal Program provide* an opportunity lor raring committed women to work one-on-one with first lime prrgnant Irens and young mama under age 25 who live In Seminole County, ’T A H E N T FRIENDS are trained to provtde ad prartleal Support In preparing for thr kkih of ■■ Through on gotag services provided tef ihe d the program staff, (he Irens have a b rtlw eharoe completing Ihelr education, raising healthy babies and ■ewilng productive and arlf-supporting mrmhrrs nf sor’rly Women interested in volunteering should call J o Howard at 1200 for details of the next training sewvion H lrp h a n U - • Scholarship w inner Nicholas RrgUrole. son of Mr and Mrs Luigi Hrgiacotr of Lake Mary has bren named the recipi­ ent of Ihe Davis Scholarship al Roanoke College In Salem . Virginia Scholarship recipients must exhibit high academic achieve­ ment. self motivation and Inter­ est In a broad liberal arts education Rrgtacorlr Is a gradualr of Lake Mary High School. ling for sponsors to help families SANFORD — Children's Home Soriety Programs in Seminole ity are looking for holiday sponsor* for Identified Umllles I crisis who are enrolled In the programs Sponsor* are asked i provide holiday food and a small gilt fur each member of the 9y. These Identified families do not qualify for services ) by other agencies In Ihe area Mmm-mm good Mallssa Baker. 5. a young pilgrim at Idyllwilde Elementary School In Sanford, gobblad up Iota of lurkey and all Ihe Irimmingt at the school's annual pre-Thankaglving feast The school hosts tr>«' event every year In ordar lo show Ihelr thanks to the youngster*’ for being the special peopla that they are Melissa and her friends enjoyed turkey, elufflng, breed, vegetables end cranberry-­ sauce They did not, however, follow Ihe meal with e long nep trf* front of the football game. imit fat and sugar n child’s daily diet T M IlS t 0*0 ** * avmn s « s M i (*•*««* w * i Sr west w m w *• ts e a v(e**scan ss 1 cars swS SSSMSf MWslyWs Syl Specif to the Herald The average childhood diet today consists of high fat and high calorie foods The fast ood chains, beacuse of (heir lonvenlence. have helped tnake our children overweight, hyperactive and deficient In hulrlenla. High cholesterol levels are also a serious pro­ blem. D«bbl« Cerankowskl The American Heart Assort*” suggests that children as g as two years old limit fat Intake lo stave oil blogged arteries In adulthood The average American child Starts the day with a high sugar breakfast (cereals), and have a lunch of french fries. ^iot dogs, hamburgers or plus. With a soda In (heir hands for reakfaat until dinner From 1963 to 1980. Ihr American Heart Association ind that obesity Increased percent In children 6 to 11, hnd 39 percent In age 12 lo 17. Th e Journal of Ihe American Diabetic Association slates that day care centers fre­ quently Include high-fat and h l g h - s u g a r food In the childrens’ meals and snacks A recent study conducted by the •Journal of School Health ■hows that 39 percent of ihe calories in an average school lunch are from fat. In the k n e a n t lm e . n u t r i t i o n a l g u id e lin e s re c o m m e n d s limiting fat to 30 percent of dally calorie Intake. School lunches are also loaded with salt, with the average lunch containing 1.244 mg. of sodi­ u m .Th Food and Nutrition Board of the 1.800 mg for children seven to 10 years old. A connection between sodium and high blood pressure has been observed, and nearly Ihree million children between age six and 17 sulfer from this condition. The high sodium levels are unhealthly and un­ wise (Vegetarian Times. Sept 1990) Children (wo years and older should have a diet rontulng no more than 30|>ercent of calo­ ries from fat. no more than 10 percent of calories from satu­ rated lai and no more than 300 ings of cholesterol dally. This means that a child of six should have about (50 gm s. and 67 gms lor of (al (or a seven year old. Children need some (at In llirlr d id lo supply calories so lhey will grow normally. Do not eliminate (at. Just check and be sure they are gelling no more than Ihe recommended 30 percent of Ihelr calories from fat. Be sure lo choose good fats, not satu­ rated luts (ruin animal |>roducts. "I've been llie »|mkr*|ier*on (or Ihr Dystonia Foundation ("Operation Missing Persons") since Frhruan l'*‘M •»(•*■(.» Hon Missing Persons I* an e d u c a tio n a l c a m p a ig n lo heighten awareness nf the nrurologli al disorder dystonia Through his rfloris Connor* hope* lo rear h as many of Ihe |«rop|r who suffer with Ibis often misdiagnosed disease 'Operation Missing Persons' grew (ml of ihe need lo uncover the mlsaing 95 |w-nrnl. or un­ diagnosed dystonia suflrre* Connors said in a recent In­ terview "Th e program Is de Signed lo give people the clue* lo dystonia, so that undiagnosed suffer* ran hr diagnosed and get treatment and support." Selected as Ihe s(*>kes|irr*on* hv Ihe foundation because of his television prrsona Connor* lias |M-r«nnally fell the lm|M< t nf the disease ’’Ironleally. a good friend (professional golfer Doug Sanders! haa just recently himself been diagnosed with dystonia According lo Ihe National Dyalonla F o u n d a tio n , who sponsors "Operallon Missing Persons” , dyalonla Is charac lerlred by involuntary un controllable muscular ronirac lions Ilia I forre* certain pan* nf Ihe body Into abnormal, often painful, movement* nr position* The foundation said dystonia may allecl a single musc le nr muscle group (local dvsionla). (wo or Ihree muscle group* (segmental dystonia), of the en lire body (generaltied dystnntal Focal dystonia is six lime* more common than other wrll known neuromuscular .disorder* such 'a* muscular d^striaih). Ilun 'tinglan'a disease and ALS (Lcmi Gehrig's disease). Yet. only five Mlk* Connors prrrrnt of Ihr appfnxiinatrly natrd body movements ll is 2HO.OIX) American* who suffer thought that an Imbalance in from dystonia have obtained ce rta in n e u ro ira n s m llle rs . a c c u ra te and a p p ro p ria te i hruilc al* that iran*mlt electric |nil*e* between nerve cell* and diagnosis Medical rrsean hers are still mu*«lr*. cause* excess and In­ uncrrialn alsMil the rxart cause voluntary muse le contrartlon* misflrrlng*" may be of the disease Connor* said, T h rs r though they recently idem Hied a sporadic, causing tremor* or grnr marker associated with ihe jerky, repetlilvr movement*. Though dystonia Is not In Itself condition suggesting in h rrllancr may play, * role Connor* life thirsting. C onnors said. Its «atd itsad J»chnaa»ihai Hie p ro -,-teflrci* c.ai) lie al«solulely delietn oitgffWtf in a#l»itv« al H i^ -4vs«iailfig Sortie forms cause luw o| |jir M i t t < ujt hoard c e n t M f l l p a in a n d w h ile rSuigtia. which aaoin>(*l >oordli dyslonla has no Imparl un Ihe E The Seminole High School C O M P A C T class re ce n tly toured the Florida Power and Light Corporation's Sanford generating plant. Teacher Richard Winkleman, front row centar, arranged for Ihe lour which had Ihe 21 students tre kk in g a ll th ro u g h lh a ganerailng plant. Tha sludenta leamad how electricity was produced and viewed the turbines, fuel supplies and cooling ponds. K b, JeAnCurium ■tfjrrg; m a n suffer • Inlelleci. physical limits Hon* and emtiarrassmrnt over disflguremrnt force many suffer* In withdraw from social and community activities Job lows is common, as Is Ihe Inability to drive a car or utlllre public transportation Isolation, de presslon and low self-esteem oftentimes are a result. For many patient*. Ihe road In d ia g n o s is I* f r u s t r a t in g , humiliating and cosily Dyslonla patients have been examined, tested and treated by an averagr of four lo five heallhrare pro fesakmal* In a number of dlf ferenl specialties before obtain Ing a diagnosis A history rtf eight lo 10 consultants Is not uncommon The time from ihe onset of symptoms lo diagnosis averages Ihree lo five year* Narrowing this huge gap In lime Is Just one of the areas where Connors would like lo see Irn provetnent* made "M any suffer* go to ihelr doctor with symptom* and most often will end up gelling a C A T •can or an MRI done." Connor* •aid "Since dyslonla doe* not show Itself with these type* of tests, patients are often refered to p y a h c l a t r l s l s a n d p s y c h o l o g i s t s a s s u m in g symptom* are attributed to •tress or an emotional d is­ turbance “ Systemic m rdlcsllons have been prescribed lo treat this disorder Overall, howrvrr. the effectiveness Is limited T h r most success has bren found with Ihe use of a drug railed Bolox (Botulinum Toxin Type A) Minute local Injections of Bolox Inhibit contractions of affected m uscles, re lie vin g spasms, grimace* and unron tollable blinking for approxi­ mately three lo four month* Although this type of detective work la • btl different than what Joe Mannix did In his srrlr*. lei (here be no doubt about the sincerity of Connor* effort* "T h is Is a ourst for me." More Information can h r ob­ tained about drssonta b y ra ilin g Ihe National Dyslonla Founds Hon al I-800-377-DYST (3978). Improper use of asthma drug believed deadly ■ y LAURAN M IE 6 0 A A 6 0 Associated Press Writer W ASHINGTON - Asthma sul friers arr bring warned never lo use a new asthma jirr vent Ion drug for quick help In breathing, following reports that somr pa (lent* died when using Ihr drug Incorrectly. ll Is not yel clear how many of Ihr 20 dralh* reported since Srrrvrnt began selling In Ajrrll arr due lo misuse ol the drug, particularly since asthma alone can br deadly But official* warned that some jMlIents arr using Srrrvrnt lo Irrsl asthma attack* instead ol Jusl prevent them — which Is dangerous because II takrs Ihr drug about 30 minutes to begin working. "It's very, very Important lhal people understand Screven! I* not for acute asthma.” Ramona Jones, a spokeswoman for man u fa c tu rrr G la x o In c ., said Wednesday Instead, she said, ’"It's so tinjMiriani for peojife lo have lhal shnrt-acHng bron( hmlllatnr In case Ihry gel In trouble ” (.l.ixii warned doctors lo make sure Ihe right patients grl Sere vrnl and know liuw lo use it Company officials arr meeting with the Food and Drug Adm in­ istration about strengthening Srrrvcnt's patient warning label The FDA rm ph aslrrd that Scrcvcnl used projierly Is vile and very effective hi prevent Ing asthma aiiarks for 12 hours — Ihe longest lasting drug sold ll cau l vet prove a connection with thr 20 deaths But Improp cr Scrcvcnl use Is suspr-clrd because many of Ihr reports list asthma or "no dnig effect" us I fie probable cause* Dr Fra n k F tn k rls ic tn nf Plymouth. Mass . described two rldrrlv women found dead while holding Ihrtr Srrrvrnt. "Both had tiecn told ... they could use E Electrifying u r a TV detective stumps for misdiagnosed disease Donate that old car Support for prsgnent (sens, parents Seen at school ■4. believes llarl Brrnt Tobin Affria Royer.1 Matthew Bilskle and Super Student Klin Anderson □ (Third grade) Allen Strt/I. J o s e p h C h o b o i. B r i t t a n l Bonham. Michael Taylor and Suprr Student Amanda Neill □(Forth gradrl Nathan Ives. Braulto Sosa. Drna Jaqurs. Va nrsaa Roman and Super Student J r sac Startup □ (Fifth gradrl Jenny Bon rial re. Anthony Columho. Ashley Hayward and Super Student Sonya Caalle The Super Student for Ihe month of October was third grader Amanda Neill All atudenta In grades 5 through 8 will recrlve Ihe calendar* Information regarding the ronleal ran be found In (he guidance office of every elementary and middle school |.| Which 1990 To m Sloppard film featured Fary Oldman and (•ail Inm m y liallrw and Suprr Slu deni Brandon Ikmham The winners will br given U S Savings Bonds that hae been donated by various banka „A *•»<•*< I I II L yn d M y Allyton Holliday know nothing afstui them and you probably hardly know them personally There are many dl you can catch, also married or not When youYr married, you have a leswrr flak of gelling diseases through sea. because you're with one prrann. hul with sea (irfore marriage you havr a greater rhanee of cat­ ching a disease because most likely he she won’t he Ihe one you marry so you will have been with multiple parmer* Another thing I heard that made me think was I ha I ihr AIDS virus was so small that it can go through a condom I don't know If li t true, hul I m not going in br Ih r eipertmenier and find out Life s ton short for me lo accomplish everything I would like lo. so sri isn I what's going In bring me down l l-KKl <• • l.s»l— •• 1 kw> SANFORD - Turkey? Fool 1*11’ Hamburgers 7 Mov lea? Whal dors your family do for Thanksgiving’ Marla Leeds 14 said her family haa always done a very traditional Thanksgiving Feasl 'We always have a btg lurkey and cornbread stuffing ' she said "And rum and potalura and sweet (■•(aloe* and hul Mannix is on the case IN BRIEF 1 things as a family." he ’ Onr yvar we a m in o Dtvivri Another year we went I'l Wrt a Wild Tliosr places are oprn i.rf everyone else is silling in front of Ihe TV Itu bloated In move /. Kerr* D llU ll Ih sail I,,* family's tradition* sir "sort of irsdillonal »i " W r have lu rk ry, hul we usually eal out on Ihr hark rlet k by Ihe pun) and enjoy live •U>,j' he said If there is any fmrthall he saig II is a si rinim age V f t v r r j hlmsell and his brothers am' Irani of rrlalivr* The Sanford Herald wants lo know whal it happening al your school If you have an event coming up at your school or if you want lo tell us about some of the great things the sludenta at your school arr doing Or. If there It a teacher. ttafT member nr. even an admlnltiraiot who hat been honored or It doing something unique In the classroom le* us trII our readers ahnul It Send Ihe Information lo Ihe Sanford Herald 300 N French Ave . Sanford. 32771 or fax ll in us at 407-323 9408 The (Misters will be uard lo Illustrate a I9IIS drug-free calendar ' T i m R o lh aa I n c i d e n t a l charcatrra from Hamlet? 2 ) On which Shakespeare play waa "Weal Side Story" baaed? 3.| Which Shakespeare play was brought lo Ihe screen by Laurence Olivier In 1945 and by Kenneth Branagh in 1989? ■y VICKI DoSOMilCR Herald Slaff Writer Let us know The ronlrai la open lo all fVlh. auth . aeventh and eighth gradrra al public and private arhool a throughout the county. Studenta arr Invited to dealgn poatera llluairating the danger* <*( dtug abuse aryl li)c benrfUa of living a drug-free life W illia m S h a k e s p e a re la cinema's moat-fUmed author and "Hamlet*’ la hla moat-filmed work Am ong Ihe actors — and actresses — who have portrayed the Prince of Denmark are Mel Gibson. Sir Laurence Olivier. Richard Cham berlain. Kevin Kline and Sarah Berhardl. T u rk e y tra d itio n s - Health/Fitness their previous Inhaler talbutrrol) for emergencies, but they did not do so." Finkrlstrtn wrote In Ihe New England Journal of Medi­ cine last week A lso W e d n e s d a y . G la x o rxjiundrd Us warning that Ihr migraine drug Imttrrx should never be given lo patients with coronary artery disease. Glaxo received a second death report among such patients, although it Isn't sure Imttrrx Is to blame. Still. II urged doctors lo screen at-risk patient* for undiagnosed heart disease before prescribing Imttrrx Asthma is an inflammatory lung disease characterized by atturk.% In which the airways become blocked and patients can’t breathe Some 10 million Americans have asthma, and about 3.000 die each year. Quick-acting bronchodllators — medicine inhaled straight Into Ihr lungs to widen airways — alleviate attacks The most pop­ ular Is albuterol. Yet. Ihe effect lasts only about four hours, so patients often awaken during Ihe night, wheezing as the drug wears ofl S c r c v c n l. or s a lm e le ro l xlnafiMle. Is ihr nation's only long lasting brnnchodllator ll Is for patients with moderate asthma, who havr stabilized the disease with other drugs They Inhale two puffs In the morning and two al night. ! STAY ALIVE dont drink and drive " ll It one of Ihe most usrful drugs ... for asthma." said Dr Roger Bone, president of the Medical College of Ohio. *’Bul If ll'a used Inappropriately, ii can cauar problems." Sereveni doesn’t fight asthma attacks because || takes about 30 minutes lo work, loo long for a badly wheezing patient. Pa­ tients may overdose as they frantically try to make Sereveni slop an attack — and overdosing can cause abn o rm al heart rhythm s and other dangers. Bone said. Indeed. Ihe FD A has received some cardiac reports Patients should keep Sereveni by ihelr toothbrush, so they'll remember to lake It twice a day but won't have It handy during an asthma attack. Nancy Sander of Ihe A llergy and Asthm a Network advised. "Do not ca n y It with you. carry your rescue medication with you." she cautioned. For asthma Information, call the network al 1800)878-4403 EYE S O Q EXAM * '** " N L l ^ l H I*!' DV*. ’ CHS OATOMi VA* • ' **•»•* l |SAMI ADOi'OHAw 50% OFF FRAMES »*• u Im I'M As%Lra| %MX» 0*K« THE*EYES*HAVE*IT OPTICAL MSS Loss Emms AoaJ loss Uary •J U JMO tiMvwt ew i rawm a*** w .) G y n e c o lo g is t W HwsM 8 M Sf Asqrt n « w s « Robert L Smith, M .D . Kiwanis supports tha YM CA Phil Qunsfsr, president of Ihe Senford Klwenls Club, presents a check for S500 fo Lori Harlsock, e member of the board of management of Ihe Seminole Family YMCA. The funds will be used for scholarships for children attending many of the YMCA programs. Pbone 407-260-1055 fo r appointm ents Ltx tih\l m the Mnluttl I'Lisa Next to Horula Hospital Altamonte �[ t A - Sanford IIW IM , Sanford. Florida - Sunday. N o v a tiy t >0. tfW Swearing to get the job done Cab Calloway dead at 86 NEW YORK - Cab Calloway, the prancing. darning band Ir.idrr wtxmr *h<iut* of "hi de ho" resounded from the Mage nf ll.irlfin i lamed Cotton Club, ha* died He waa HO Calloway, who atiftcred a aevere alrokr on June 12 at hla home in White Main*, died Friday uldhl In a ivlaware nutsing home with hla family at hi* aide, aald hla wtfe. NulTle Afterward*. ahe *[«rtil a quiet hour alone with him l put my head on hla ahoulder and that wa* very healing Mra Calloway aald ' Mr had two aejiarwtr Uvea Ml* Itfr rmatage and hla llle with the family When he « !o*ed the door on hla drrsaing room he rame home aa a huaband. lather and grandfather A* a bandleader, alngrr author dancer and aongwnter. Calloway performed lor more than flO year*, from Chicago )*i» y>tnl» lo the Colton Club, on Broadway and In Hollywood movie* HI* Influence In the mualc world » »* httge Calloway wa* the man who hired an unknown Ihr/y oilleaple and promoted the rareer* ol Pearl Hailey and l-ena Home He later became known to a younger generation through the MlHOhlt film "The Blue* llrother* '“ Lake Mary Mayor Lowry Rockett raisat his right hand •n th# oath of othc# this past weak whan tha mayor and t*o commissfonar* who ran unopposad. warn twom In by Judos Wailaca Mali With Rockett, tight, is his wlta. Pal Bottom toft Jodgs Hsu administsrs th* oath lo Comm«ssion#f David Maafor, accompanied by wife, laurt# and children Michael 6 and Stephanie. 10 Bottom right Gary flrender resumes his post, backed by wit#, Fran, and children tvan. 7. Sharon. 14 Daughter Ertn isnof picturad Wife of actor convicted of his death NEWARK N J — The eatranged wife ol actor Michael G u m ha* heen convicted ol ahoottng him to death during an argument Chrtatine Auattn Gursa. 31 wa* found guilty of r e c k Ira* manaUught Friday She tare* up to 10 year* In prt*on and t* %c tieduled to be sentenced In January Prosecutor* aald Michael Ctueaa went to hi* eatranged wtfe a condominium just before midnight laat November and wa* shot to death with a 22caliber handgun when the couple hrgan arguing G u r u appeared in the movte* ‘Glory.** Bom on the Fourth ol Ju ly " and Sugar Mill." and the televtaion aerie* "Caw and Order " > ■ Gay man wins paternity rights NEW YORK — A gay man who fathered a child foe a le*bun couple through artificial Inaemlnation. then *ued over visitation. ha* won paternity right* lo the girt A atate appeal* [Ninel ruled that Thomas Steel. 44 ol San Francisco. can call himaetl the father of Ry Ruaao Young. 13 The notion that a lesbian mother should enjoy a parental relationship with her. but a gay father should not. to ao innately discriminatory as lo hr unworthy of comment.“ the atate Supreme Court-* Appellate Division said in a 3-2 decision made public Friday Ry live* tn Manhattan with her mother. Rohm Young Young's partner. Sandra Ruaao and Kuaao a daughter by another sperm donor. Cade By mutual agreement of her biological parent*. Ry vtoitrd with her father from about age* 4 through 9 Steel said Ry arnt him card* and letter*, including one which called him "the ties! dad l ever loved.” and wrote a song fur hto 40th btrthdav Gore pitches G A T T ee massive ‘tax cut' W ASHINGTON - The world trade agreement that Congrr** will be asked lo ratify contain* the "biggest tax cut tn history' tn the form of lower tariff* and lower consumer price*. Vice ^ d l r s l ik n i Ai Gore said Saturday __ _ weekly radkfaSnrsa**said congressional crttics^wha=w*nt to, delay voting on the accord until the Republican* lake control of i Congress In January are actually out to kill It "It's hard to Imagine they want to delay an agreement that create* hundreds of thousand* of new job* here In the Unltrd State* and rxpanda economic opportunity.*’ Gore said " G A T T contains the blggrsl tax cut In history — a record •744 billion reduction In tariff*, which will lower price* for consumers and spark economic growth around the globr. and. moat Importantly, here at home." The accord negotiated under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade to opposed by some in both parties who say cheaper Imports will put Americans out of work and that multinational regulation of the agreement will compromise U.S. sovereignty. \ 1 Gore said the W’orld Trade Organisation, which would oversee the 123-country accord, could not Interfere with U S law. '"G A TT does not force us to change any law* that we don't want to change G A T T wtll not require the United States to adopt lowrr international food safety standard* or force us to accept any food Imports tliat we consider lo be unsafe Thosr are myths," From Associated P ra tt rtpo rtt D r a w in g o n ta le n t, s tre n g th o f s p irit Sanford artist’s blindness doesn’t stop creative flow •y W U N ' Ma'aid Correspondent SANFORD - Although San ford antst Nicholas Serena ha* suffered srvrral hardships and art hacks he has found that hi* talent ha* remained to sustain him , ,, ~m Serena wee t i u g n o a e d in Jah* uary, 19«7 with multiple arlrro ala and haa been IrgaUy blind for la s year* now O n c e , th ta e x p e r ie n c e d rtght banded artist drew and painted with comfort and rase Now. hla aklll abides although hi* gift haa been transferred to bis left hand, amid period* ol unat radioes* Yet. thr■nigh It all. hto kind personality and cordial manner have not faltered Serena met hto wife. Julia, al a multiple sclerosis support meet ing Together, and with the help of family and friends they have battled hla d is a b ility w ith was warn unable in continue In lhe medical field Hr returned again lo hto love, hto art "Art has always bren my lose." he said “ I've heen Into art since I was knee high to a gra**h< ippr i There wa* a lime tn my Itfr when I never went anywhere without a sketch pad Art was i H a y i llia t C n f m i Itfr It s a part of me.11 Throughout high *c 1h «*I and cnUrgr. Serena rontlnurd to lake art ilaaaes as elective* For a lime in high school he also worked in an art gallery "t worked as a salesman tn a gallery.** he said *T framed pictures and touched up oil [Minting* and other such art work that was damaged or needing lo be restored ** Julia Serena s wtfe. said her husband lias endured along this rough road tn life "ft got to a [■am where no one would hire him, We went to the state to get a gram an'wre rwukf get him started witjt tils art We were dented Wc then went to Jack Gitadlno with Ifie Division of Ollnd Services Jack helped Nicholas get a grant to start the business They helped when no one else would They helped get him glasses and other Item* to help hto hands It waa a small grant That enabled me to get some small prints of hto work and some frames " She rontlnurd to hopes for hto future fcoftto work bapa* done that Ihey'Will find a cure for multiple aciMoato I'd love lo are hla work go Into a museum He has bad tremors but hto work C •«* A rtis t. Pag* 10A FIRST CHRISTMAS FOR courage A former registered nurse, he spoke ol hto days tn nursing *Tve worked In hospital* and Institution* for the past 15 years." he said "I would some times draw a picture on the patient's chart to help describe, for example, organ*, inatru menta and hospital stuff " Due to hto condition. Serena M . Announcem ent ATTENTION CITIZENS OF MIDWAY IN O RDER TO PROPERLY COM PLETE T H E DRAINAGE W O RK BEING DO N E IN MIDW AY, STO RM W ATER AND U N D ER G R O U N D INC. W ILL HAVE TO INTERRUPT THE W ATER SERVICE O F ALL M IDW AY C ITIZE N S FRO M THE HOURS OF 2;QQpm TO 5:00 Pin ON MONDAY NOVEMBER 21.1904. W E ARE SORRY FOR THE INCO NVENIENCE. A Time To Celebrate In The Sanford Herald H'SQ very speclol time for Ihe whole familyl Celebrate your child's First Christmas In this newspaper. Send a photo ot your child or grandchild along with a special message a n d we ll publish It In our Sunday paper on Decem ber 18th. D e a d lin e : D e c e m b e r 15th. 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Mid In New York at Irait If! people were M-iinutlt hurt In thr alia* k on ihr lim n id (a rm At lea*l one anarinirnt building w a* hit onr group id (lata •aid U N apokraman Paul Mlalrv Onr id the YugoaU* maitr i hai> fighter horn hr r% craahrd again*! a huddlnK am! thr plkd • aa killed hr added There arr building* on fire Rlaky ailded and (our large rratrra kfl by bomba U N idTktaU aatd one plane aren hitting a building (Wore it craahrd Sactrbrv M i d I hr jdane waa »hol ikmn Tltr raid came u l h r l l N Security Council t a i p ira tin g to decide on a mraaurr that would allow N A TO to airtar al largrta in Srtb hrld parta o( C m iiu w hrrr Ihr planr« w rrr haard V ic to ry fo r so m e Iran divo rcees NICOSIA Cyprus - Th r hrad id Iran a JuillrUrv *ah1 Friday that n m r women tiring divorced by their hoabanda wrrr entitled In up to hall thr wraith arcumulatrd during marriage Ayatollah Mohammad Ya/dl aald in a Friday pravrra arrmon in Trhran that this applird to women who had nor Inltutrd thr d lvu n r and had ennourtrd ihemarlvra proprrty during thrlr mamagra Ya/dl • arrnioti * t i bretdrart by thr atatr run Trhran Hadlo and monitorial in Nlcoala H r aald that whllr around IMt prrcenl cd mamagra In Iran w rrr happy, hr knrw of i aara w hrrr welled! m rn had Irfl Ihrtr wivra lor voungrr wtmtrn I know cd rouplra who ha»r gonr through poverty and hardahlp lognhrr and gradually thrlr hd improve* Now thr man haa gol a drak job or m in r into v w ntonry. and C*od (orhid maitr thr ai qualntamr id a young woman al work or outaldr and he wtahra to dlvorre hi* wtlr and marry ihr idhrr woman." 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LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL EDITORIALS PEOPLE • HEALTH & FITNESS • EDUCATION • BUSINESS H i l l i l o r i l 11* *1*411*1 .100 N O R TH I RF.NCH A V L •S A N f OHL), I L 3^/7 I I l 'J '-i l M i l l �*1 SU N D AY Sanford Herald N ovem ber 199 B S p o rts IN BRIEF 20, Pats march past Saints Lake Brantley defense shuts down Sandalwood K nig hts bury B u ffa lo ORLANDO Dartn 11lit*) |vvw<1 for 278 void* and Ih irr touchdowns. and wide r r r r h r i I tat id Rhodes caught srkrn |tM*r« for 172 tarda and two aiw r* Satuido) In l r « l Central Florida to a IH O tlc n w y m n Huflalo Central Florida 17 41 racked up SIO lota) yard* again*) llollalo (3 8). which managed )u»l 70 ll » .i« Central Florida's flral shut nut aim e a 12-0 v ictory ovrr Viddosta State on Sept 14 I**»*1 Htnshaw lom plrtrd 13 of Jti (vasar* wllh two Inlrtvrpllona Including touchdown loaara of 12 and 3 tarda In Klunlrt Hr alan connected on a to>voider In arnlnr Mailt Whlttrmore. aim llnialtrd with four reception* for US yard* Frrahman Todd Clrvrland. (m m Lyman, rriurnrd Ihr oprnlng kickoff 0*1 yarda lor a touchdown to art Ihr tnnr It wa* hla third kickoff irturn lor a touchdown Ihta araaon T h r Knight* rtthrr point* ram r on a 4 yard run by O r rod Davta a I yard plunitr by lullltark Hob Mrnrtlo ||-akr M an) and llrld goal* of 47 and 31 yarda by Cbarllr I V n r Central Florida tailback Maripirttr Smith iLakr Howrlll ruabrd for 11M yard* on 17 carrtra. pushing hla araaon total to 1.03)1 yard* on 134 carrtra Tampa edges Wesleyan TAMPA — Puncho Farrpibaraon ac-orrd 20 potnta lo Irad Tampa to a 73 fit* victory ovrr Kentucky Wesleyan on Saturday Tampa hrld a narrow Irad throughout moat of thr game. trading 34-33 al ftalltlmr Th r laigral Irad wa* right point* In Ihr arcond prttod Other high arorrr* for Tampa werr Idrta May* with 13 and doah ('hapln with 11 Lynn nips St. Leo S T LEO — Drmrtrt* Montgomery w orrd 24 potnta and grahbrd 13 rebound* to lead Lynn to an 87 82 victory ovrr St Lro on Saturday Albert Garnet I contributed 19 (mint* for Lynn Shawn Jrn n rtl led the Monarch* with 30 p o i n t * and nine rrbound* Barry bounces St. Thomas MIAMI SHORES — Marques Tampa acnrrd 17 potnta to Irad Harry paat St Thomas. 1*8 47 Harry did not allow a point until the II 38 mark In thr flral hall and led 29 14 at halftime T h r Hucranrrr* 11-O) led by double dlglta In tlir arcond half, by a* many a* 23 point* Eat I Altlck acorrd 16 potnta. grabtird five atrala and a game high 11 rebound* lor Harry Roderick Ellia led St Thomas with 14 Florida clubs Vandy NASHVILLE. Trn n — Frrahman Frrd Taylor ruahrd 16 llmra for 140 yarda and acnrrd two touchdown* a* No 3 Florida went to thr ground for a 24-7 victory over Vandrrbllt on Saturday Vandrrbil! |5-5. 2-3 Southraalrrn Conference) aackrd Danny Wurrflrl four time* and hrld Florida (9-1. 7-11 to 221 yard* panning and It* loweat point production thla season T h r Gator* turned to thr run In thr third quaner. letting Taylor carry »rv rn time* In an right play. 64-yard drive that hr rapped with a 12-yard run that put Florida up 24-7. Taylor caught a 5-yard pass from Wuerllrl In the aecond quarter that put the Gator* up 17-7 at halftime. T h r frrahman. whoae prrvlou* brat waa 136 yard* and two touchdown* again*! LSU. alao caught four paaar* for 29 yard* Elijah William* added 15 carrlr* for 99 yard* as thr Gator* pllrd up 229 yards on thr ground T h r Gator* finished with 450 yard* overall. Vandrrbllt. the league’* top rushing tram, managed 169 yard* and just 54 |winning Hurricanes best Temple PHILADELPHIA - James Slrwart. Alfred Shipman and I-any Jones combined for 234 rushing yarda and four touchdown* a* No 5 Miami rolled over Temple 38-14. The victory clinched the Hlg East Conference title for the Hunlcanrs (9 -1 .6 0 Hlg EastI. Miami's Frank Costa, who grrw up threr blocks away from Veterans Stadium, completed 19 of 36 passes for 249 yard* He was replaced late In the third quarter by Ryan Collins. Stewart did most of hla damage In the first half, running 13 times for 78 yard* und two touchdowns Hr finished with 85 yards on 18 carries. Shipman plckrd up where Stewart left off. also finishing with 85 yards on only nine rushes He and Jones, who had eight rarTtes for 64 yards, each ran for a touchdown N A T IO N A L F O O T B A L L L E A G U E □ 1 p in. — WESH 2. Miami Dolphins at Pittsburgh Sleelers. ID □ 4 p.m. — W OFL 35. Tampa Hay Hucranerrs at Seattle Seahawks. (LI festmhH HaBwa - » » ■ By TO N Y DdtONMIBR Harold Sports Editor JACKSO N VILLE — You could make a i aw that the l-akr Hrantley High School liailtull Irani play* defrnar ikttli Its offrnw controlling Ihr ctock and Held (Bullion with a running attar k that avrragr* nearly 300 yards a game llul In Friday night’s first round stale playofl game at Jacksonville SandalwtBBl Ihr Patriot defense *trp,ird forward and shut down Ihr Salnt* as l-akr Hrantley (anted a 2 1-7 victory The Patriots |IO II will play at Nlcevtlle (which thtasfird Orange Park 41-7 Friday) In a wt-ond round matchup nett Friday night Sandal wood end* Ita season 9 2 Th r Handalwiaid Sainta. the tlA District 3 champion* came into Friday's contest averaging over 31 (Mints a game And when Sandalwood stored on It* flt»t *rrte*. tying l be score at 7 7. laikr Hrantley coach Frrd Almon thought be and hi* Patriot* w rrr In a for a long night *When they came right down and arorrd alter wr did I thought T h is t* going to tie a fiBit ra< r I he u*t one to score i* going to win this game.' trialled Almon " llu l our defense did an outstanding fob After that 53 yard touchdown drive by the Saint* l-akr llrantle) limited SandalwiBid lo just 140 yarda Ihr ir*t ol the gamr Frankie Franklin who tart ted the lull live time* lor 48 yard* on the touchdown drive anil scored lot the Saints on a 9 yard run. >»•«* limited to 83 yard* the rr*t of the way "W r concentrated on taking him iFtatikllnl out of the gamr said tlefrnalvr lai klr Steve Miller one of the captains of the Patriot defense “ We clogged up thr middle and hBik away any tunning r i M t n We proved that wr ran stop anybody " Defensive b*< k llrlan Whitman, the Patriot* other defensive captain credited the l.akr Hrantley toaihlng staff for having the defense prepared to stop the Saints "th e roar lies gave u* a great defensive scheme, said Whitman They (the Saint*) tried to put 11 to u* hut wr weir ready " After their flr*t wrte* the Saint* stalled their neat two |s»w «*iun« In l - a k r Hrantley territory I loth time* Ihr Patriot* held, furring a punt from Ifirir 39 yard line and taking over on down* on their own 17 yard line In the veiond half, three of SandalwtBBl • five •rile* lasted Just four play * Of the other two. one ended wlih ihr I’atrtot* taking over on down* on tfietr own 23 yard line and the other wa* killed hy I»rr Hrown’s inlrrrrptlort al the Lake Hrantley 4 yard line The Patriot* weren't having much more sui i ess on offense after o p e n i n g the g a m e wllh a 32 yard, nine play touchdown drive rapped hy drowns 6 yard touchdown run John Derardl's kit k o n the ( B i i n l after gave laike Hrantley a 7 0 lead that lasted le s s than four minute* While SandalwtBBl enjoyed outstanding field position to open I he res! of It* *erfe* In the first half latkr H i a n t l e y wa* t«otlled up In It* end of the field. Malting from It* own 33. 3. and 13-yard Bee Patriots. Page 3H Kiep leads Raiders to third place From Staff Itapart* __ SANFORD — Former l.vman High Srlxad Mar FellcU Ktrp poured in 20 (Mbits for the arcond consecutive game as the Seminole Community College Raldrr* bested llrrvard Community College. 61-31. for third place In thr 1994 Lady Raldrr* invitational Saturday aftrrnoon at the SCC Health and Physical Educa­ tion Center Ktrp acorrd 16 of her 20 point* in the second half as thr Haiders moved away from a slltn 29 23 haltimr Irad Also scoring In double figure* lor Ihr winners wrrr Jessica Zlegenfeld and Johanna Lautala with 11 points each. Ter Ilia* and Demi Dombrose |wired llrrvard with 17 and 12 (Mtnta. respectively "It wa* a good rffort." said Seminole Community College head coach llrana Gallagher "Even If you had not seen the ncorrhoard. It wa* still a good gamr for us We finally gut nomrthlng lo go In today. We’ve been playing wrll all season, but just have not been able lo get anything to drop." T b r Haiders had fallen Into the loser’s brarkrt on Friday night alter Tallahassee Com m unity College used a 47 (Kiint second half In erase a 40 35 SCC Irad and hand the Raldrr* an 84-77 setback Hrrvard had lost to thr Pensacola Junior Collrgr Pirates Friday night The once beaten Pirate* (6-1) met the undefeated Eagles from Talla­ hassee (4 0) In th r finals late Saturday. Klep also scored 20 points In the loss lo Tallahasarr. but 12 of her counter* were In the opening lu ll on Friday Also having a hlg night for SCC w rrr Jennifer Coble and Lautala with 19 (Mint* each and Nlcnlr Lewis with nine points. L A D Y BAIOta T O U S N A M IN T TH IR D SLACK lA T U R D A T A F T f SNOOH B A I D I S I t l . TITA N S It I f l l M C M IH M t) W * T ) till Protean * SO a SUV I r o IT. lo ro I SO A Hinson M i l . McCror 1 1 > F. Jockion 0 00 0. Donwono l 0 0 r. Oorts 1 1 1 It Totals U U tr It. Nortfd 8 M Felicia Kiep (No 20. white) lights with a Tallahassee C.C pleyei lor a loose ball Friday night in the Lady Hitting for double figure* for the Eagle* w rrr Erika Nance and Jackie Hodnrtt with u c o - g a m e high 21 Vsniins li (oi*o*o 1411 K «4 » | 4 TO G s ' e e 0 00 0. Jtntins 0 00 * Vf>»song» 0 00 a Wilson I 0 } A Cogg *s 0 00 0. Loots 1 41 I Cob* 1 1 4 1 Im wontoic 11 4 II. lo u « o la l* 0 n . Fiow orttO O t 10*4*1 1114 1441 Holftimo Wn)ino*o 10; Bro»#rd 11 l* » t t pom) l« ; 4 pools H<t«o<tJ I (Oombroaolj lomlr»4o I I LovjtoioI tc*4* lov.it - Brorord <4 torwinoto II Tov*od out — B'OrO/d Olson leads Rams past ’Hounds in girls’ soccer From Staff Reports LA K E M ARY Angle Olson scored a pair of goals und Allison Robinson und Hrooke Kent added one apiece us the Dike Mary Ram* ended a long regular season winn­ in g s t r e a k b y t h e L y m a n Greyhounds, 4-2. In a girls' soccer match nl Don T . Reynolds Stadium Friday night. "I was a good all around effort for us. especially for n first game." said Lake Mary head coach Dill Elssele. "Helng the ojienlng game ol the year, both teams were feeling each other oul and play wu* tentative und a little sloppy ui times. Hut It was an e x c it in g g u m r . the momentum swung several times and both teams played hard. "I think both teams were Just happy to finally be able to play u game, what with the way the weather has lieen." The Rams Junior varsity made It a clean sweep for the home squad us Dike Mary spun a shutout. 7 0. at the Junior Greyhounds The loss was the llrsl In a regular season game for Lymun since early last *ea*on at Orange Park. The Greyhound* are coming oil a pair of Mule championship season and are going through some grow Ing (Mins Dike- Mary look a 2-0 lead at Intermission, htil Lyman n il Ihr Irad In 2-1 early In Ihr second half on Ihc llrst of Danya Harris' two scores. Also having a good gamr for Lake Mary were Alllwori fieri wllh an assist nn one of Olson's goals and Michelle Kcvlto. who had 11 saves In goal. Jonnlv Heland stripped 10 Rums shots In her find game for Lyman. St * • * 8 *nW Raider Tournament Kiep. e former Lyman High star, scored 20 points In both of SCO's tournament games (xilnl* and Hecky Silva wllh 14 The SCC women will return to action Tuesday nlghl as they travel Son..noo vents I ocSnKOts - non# r s t D A T NIG HT C A O l C l 44. R A ID K S 1 11 TalLaDattaa Commomlf CsUsps 1441 K n l i r O l t . Bofcmson 0 1 1 1 . Clark 0 14 1 Ills# I 00 14 K s s s o n ) I | 1 A Flold# 1 00 • Bovrrar 4 0 1 1 **.•• 4 0 1 1 Pso/von 0 00 t M o W w tllO ts lI To**'* n 14 I I 04 Toni tools C s n m s M t) t si iso* 1111 lo St. Petersburg In lake on the SI. Peleshurg Community College al 7 p m. «• » H I M Gordno* 0 00 0 Jontm# I 00 4. Vrnson*# 0 00 a Wilson I 00 0. Coogr-t 4 44 (. L o n il 1 1 4 4. 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A TP World Champion B AS EB ALL Amarlca# league B A L T IM O R E O R IO LE S - Signed M arl La*, pitcher, and Rod Robe-1 ton inltaider. ka minor leafu* contracts Purchased th* can tracts al Jaa Borowttl Jim m y Haynes and Brian Sackintky. pitchers and C w 'ilt Goad#In. outfielder, (rum B o * a #( the Eastern League, and Bitty Per Opel Ham Rochester al the International League BOSTON R E D K M - Purchased the cantracft al Frank Rodriguer Joel Bennett1 P R O F O O TB A L L and Mlk* Swllitan. pitchers and Stot* I p m ipregom* 11 K p m ) WG1 Rodr iguer and Bill Selby Inftoldtft. from 1 4401 Miami Dolphins at Pittsburgh SM> Paotuckaf ol th* International league and T e i p m - WWN/ AM ITeBI Los A J o t Hudeon. pitcher, from Trenton ol th# Rams al San T rancisco y*ers Eastern League Claimed Bill Wartl. pitcher �S«n»o»d Harald Sanford. Florida - Sunday. November JO l » 4 - )• Perez stars again at B o w l A m e ric a w ith s e c o n d 300 ga m e £ tpael*! la (ha Mar aid SANFORD Molrrft I'rir/ ha*done II A<a!» Competing In thr Mrna' 760 League on . November 2nd. the Sanford tmmler roiled hi* a art i.rul (irrfrt t .TOO game In llu rr week* lo highlighi play at Howl America Sanford • And II took pcrfcc lion to po*t Ihr lir*l nulitldoal K-titir of Ihr a rr k a* a |»alf of of her ' bowler* Steve Makry and Norm Wllklnann. w rir .mir pin thmi of rolling perfect game*. 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Kennedy. 203 F R ID A Y NITE S P E C IA L NOVEM BER 1 1 Women’s series — Lran* Marlrtfr. 550. Irish Tatmr 544 Gam es — Tabor 225. Marlrtlr. 201 Men's series — Michael Holliday. 519 Dan T «d d Agrr 730 Marly Martin. 707 Gamta — Nick Nrwman. 257 I’al Johnson. 2VJ lurry Johnson 251 Agrr 247. Marlin 247. ( anlglla. 247 M ID FLO R ID A P O S T A L L E A O U E N O V EM B ER 7 Man’s series - Michael Davi* fi07 Krn Writ hr| 570 Oamra — Writ hrl 235 Dsvt* 213 Woman’s series — Ampy Allrn. 43* Sharron Trdford, 412 W A S H D A Y D R O P O U TS L E A O U E N O V EM B ER 7 Men’s series — Hart Id llrtl»*i 503 O r nr Hogrru. 550 O im r s — klyion Oalra. 202 Jim Ounalrr. 201, llrrbst. 201 Rogero. 201 Women's series — Mary lung* I'M Eleanor Windle.443 Games — lUng* I*I Wlndlr 172 N O V EM B ER 17 Men’s series — Myron Gate* 34h Itoh Mryrr* 543. Games — M .iurl Vandrltrt k 217 ItnhOrwIg. 215 Women’s series — ('am i Mcver* 4**1 Mary Hang* 430 Games — lUng* 17* l»n l* r Wmlon. 177 T U E S D A Y N IT E M IX E D L E A O U E N O V EM B ER S Men’s series — Larry Varnrdor '»P> David Me Pheeter* 5*5. Games — Varnrdor 214 David Hall 212 Women’s series — Nan< v Johnson r>‘«» Shonda Dryanl. 52* Games — Johnann. 205 Kim Dale JiM) Playtime Darts League playoff pairings set i^ fg s s liU a lM m riM SANFORD Let Ihr playoffs begin T h r PUyttmr Dart* la-agur flnallrrd all of . U« plavofl pairing* a* the laidle* II la-agur <oinplrtrd its regular wa«t»n la«t Monday Turning In thr tup |trrformanrr of the week wa« Lyn n e Dickie who rollrrtrd •even win* s 5 mark, two 7 mark* and a Tim ton lor Nice A Kaay * H ilton Hoea a ho ! . used a 130 finish In rU lm the fourth and final playofl tirrlh Janet Kennedy, alto throw* lor the Rowntry K icke rs out of Whiskey H itrr had five win* a * mark a 7-mark, and a low irt 0 n Katie Clemente a teammate of Dickie's * on the Hilton Hoea |«**trtl fivr am* a B mark, and two low ton* LADIES' B LEAOUE M l Mugg* M .T . Mlods || 17 win*) hung .(Mi lo wig thr regular araann title and rU lm thr No I seed In thr first round of thr ' playnffa T h “y will host Uncle Nick's Am aslng Cbfrka who llntshrd third with . 110 win* The othrr bra< ket ha* Ihr No 2 seed Bamboo Bodacious Babes out of the I tamtam (a ir 1110 win* and Ihr winner ol Mir tlrbrrakrrl hosting the fourth seeded Z lU l t M liars 1(11(0 Nlm A l .u v 4KMt a lost > -* fottiptetlng (h r tragus • float alaoitlng* ■re Whtskrv River • K o u n try K lcksrs ( 105 wins!. NBC from Nice A Easy |77 wtnsl. the •Timeout t/winge * One Hole Away (74 w in *): and T e a m No. 3 nut of the Touchdow n Pub (0.1 a trial MEN’S A LEAOUE Nice A Eaay will he llie site of both first round matches a* top wrded Bad A ttltn d ea 1112 w ind hosts the No 3 wed lla n ih o n C a f e ' * B a m b o o B i boono (94 wins), and wtond seeded Team No. 2 (10.3 w ind entertain* No 4 wed Team No. 3 oul of Uuivrr* (91 wind Unde Nick * Playtim e Pounders 1*7 wtnsl finished fifth MEN’S B LEAOUE Regular wa*on champion Father k Sons from the lUmtmo iB lc (a Playtime Dart* League hr«l 133 w ind will lie at home to ojwn the pUyoff* against the third place T .D . Cannibals 1111 win*) nut n( the Touchdown Pub The lulling ha* the Nn 2 wed Silver B ulle ts Irnm Nice A Easy 1117 wind floating the fourth*eeded llamtxm Cafe Bom bers I IO* wtnsl Trailing Ihe (our playoll Irani* were Whiskey River * Lost Vikings 1105 wins) Teem No. 9 from Uuivrr* 197 win*) M T Mugg* Muggs Misfits (91 win*) and the Young Ouns out of the Tour hdown I’uh 1*9 wtnsl Com pleting th r |3 tra m circuit arr Whiskey RWrr’* Bootleggers 1*3 wind thr Bad Boys from the Touchdown Puti |7« wtnsl. Uuivrr*' Ts o m No. 13 174 wind T a il light a. also limn Uuivrr* |A:t wiiwi and ihe Touchdown Pub* Tw e n ty Eight 1*0 wtnsl MIXED A LEAOUE Moth ftr*t round mslrhr* will he contratcd at thr Bamboo Cafe, home of league* champion Team No. 3 I I I * wind and runner up Team No. 4 1100 w in d Taking on Team No. 3 will lie third wedrd Ron’s Kids from Uncle Nick < 197 win*) while ih r Touchdown Pub backed Team No. 2 PM win*) <hallrngr* Team No. 4 Rounding out the standing* arr Nice A Easy entries Team No. 1 (71 wind and B ill’s Babes (59 wind MIXED B LEAGUE The Mambon Cafe also will he Ihe die of ih r both first round playoff matrhe* in this division alter You Never K n o w (110 wins) c Iaimed the regular «ea*on championship and Team No. 4 IS 10 wind <m rambled into arcond place M T Mugg* M .T. Pockots 1109 w in d finished third and will square oil against Y o u N a ve r Know while fourth-place finishing Pour Easy Piecoo out (4 Nice A Easy (103 wtnsl goe« up against Team No. 4 Finishing out of the plavofl* were M T Muggs’ Mugg Shots 1101 w in d Madhatters II from U Mir 192 wins! Uuivrr*' B ft Bs |*3 win*). Team No. IO out of the Touchdown Pub 177 wins): Nice A Easy's Kickers |74 wins) and 4 Mo from Uuivrr* (39 wtnsl POSTSEASON EVENTS T h r men s Top Gun Shootout lias been wheel tiled lot Saturday Dee 3, at Nice A Easy while the women’s To p Gun Shootout will hr on Sunday. Dec 4. at the Mambon Cafe Moth will start at 4 p m This season * Iragur liampiet Is *et for I p m start on Sunday. Dec IH. at the Lake Monror Inn P a trio ts Continued from Page IB lines Only the inspired •' play (4 the defense kept the .(Saints limn exploiting the terri­ torial advantage Alter making some changes at .halftime, thr Patriots began lo move thr ball with their ac­ customed efficiency tn the sec­ ond hall, gathering over 170 yards rushing " Heath Rltenour. who finished * with 133 yards on 23 carTtes. put thr Patriots ahead to stay With a 7-yard touchdown run w ith 1:55 left in ih r third quartrr Drown, who had 106 yards on 10 carries. Iced Ihe gamr with a 23 yard touchdown dash through the heart (4 the Sandalwood defense with 2 08 left In the gamr. "Th e y (the Saints) had a good defensive scheme, said llrnwn "The roaches gave us some changes at halftlmr and they worked You have to lake It to another level In Ihe playofl* Now w r have lo gel ready lor next week.” stronger of the two tram* as the gamr progressed "W e’ve always hern an out­ standing second half Irani." said Almon. ' You could see w r w rrr winning the battles In Ihe tren­ ches. al Ihe line of attack. I don't know If that's because of condi­ tioning or thr sire of Ihe heart In these kids I want to believe It’s their heart. The y won't lose In the second half.” Even though they had lo (ravel over two hours lor Ihe game. Ihe Patriots appeared lo lie ihe PATRIOTS It. taiMTl I u iib M i* i r t r r - tt r 1 • 1— r FirstOssrtW IB I MtoI Bxk'W Ikt I t — f<*«iKilruwllKiiWiMI VII la w s Oh o d a i w m i i .i i c TSirS O w r l e IS — Bitwwu* trvn IS«<a>aiikkl (M f S O w r lo IB — t u w n n e I t e o C I K I I ‘Don T ml me you spent more af roat otoer sieve. IIM you lo go to PCNNYWSt ’ BELOW LO W PniCINO PENNYWISE CORP. Htlill, tVbo/aaa/a 17-92 & 27th SI. /70t S 01*40 Or. Santoctf •» J #0*1 WIN $100 CHRISTMAS SPREE COME BY TOR DETAILSI LA tl as i n A lt • 1 14$ 41 IS 1 I t t a tst t tt tt ) s 1• 4 FGFW FC offering free hunter course The Florida Gam r and Frrsh Water Fish Commission I* offering free hunlrr education course* lot anyone Interested in wildlife conservation, hun­ ting or the outdoor* The Ib hour course provide* training tn safe gun handling technique*, firearm and a m ­ munition nomenclature, gun and hunting laws, wildlife Identification and manage­ ment. wilderness survival and first aid tn addition. In ­ structor* teach Ihe hastes of hunting w ith archery and mu/xlrloadlng equipment and hunter ethic* and responsibili­ ty. Students also attend a range session and shoot a rifle, shotgun and bow "Anyone born on or alter June |. 1975. with plan* lo hunt In Florida must have passed an approved hunlrr safety rnurse prior to going •Held.’’ Capt Erl T y rr. thr Commission's hunter educa­ tion supervisor, said. "T h e course is required (4 all hunt­ ers who take wild animal life In Florida with the use of firearms, mux/leloader*. bow* or crossbows " Satisfactory completion of Florida's program meets Ihe requirem ents of all other stale* and Canadian province* where this type of training Is required. Tyer *ald. Persons not required lo possess a hunting license but born after Jun e I. 1975 must have a hunter safety card with them while hunting License exemptions apply lo persons hunting In their county of residence on their homestead or the homestead of their spouse or minor child, any minor child hunting on Ihe homestead of his parents, per­ sons possessing exemption certificate*, and certain other Individuals. A separate b o w h u n tin g course la offered for those wishing to learn how lo hunt with bow and arrow. For Information on the next course - u In your area, contact Ihe nearest commission office. SHUPE’S SCOOP Researrh has proved con­ clusively that hunter orange indeed save* Uvea Make tt a practice to wear an orange vest In and out of the deer woods FISHINQ FORECAST Mass fishing In the river Is almost impossible due lo re­ cord high water. Fish local takes where the lias* have clearly defined boundaries for the best action *w\«*ok smrai at- Sebastian Inlet will continue to be good until the first strong raid snap. Flounder, redflah. blueflth. Jack crcvalle. and ladyflsh will be mixed tn for good measure. Top baits are finger mullet and targe live shrimp One-ounce Jigs rantunue to be the best artificial C a p t a in J a c k at P o rt Canaveral has little lo report tn Ihe way of offshore action due to high ground seas. The ocean Is dirty, and fishing will be touch and go for several m onlha. Inside the Port, s n o o k , f lo u n d e r , and s h c c p s h e a d a re b i t i n g frgularly. Snook care hitting at nlghl around.the Jetties. Trout and redflah are rated as good on (he flats of Ihe Manana and Indian Rivera. Ponce Inlet la featuring fast action with sheepshead and blucflah. Also expect good numbers of redflsh. drum, redflah. flounder, and Jack crcvalle. The beat ball la live or dead ahnmp. Foreign & D om estic Cars & Trucks tv- Free Insurance Estim ates 24 HOUR & EMERGENCY TOWING 322-8930 n IM k M n I U t ta t K t B U tM IN O — I M I S rsn lM f. RiWoeuc » I I I Brown I* IS*. M<G«* 4 M, Io n O i o w d Frsrwiw I* 1)4. T William* 10 >». Moll>*r i 4. la m *4 F A H IN O - lo t# Sroeltoy. Brown t i t I. WMtmon S I t . • tarvM'wood tall* I 1 9 It. Allan • I 0 .0 M c O v w n S I 1.0 B t C I I V I N O - tandairraod Poedttol I I ) M E T E O R S C O M E TS L E A O U E (T O U T If) N O V EM B ER 12 Series — Jared Muller. 330. Stuart Meyers. 305. Chuck I leach. 304 Lola Womach. 1*7 Oames — Muller. 191. Jonathan Head. 179. Mearh.10* T E E N PRO B O W LER S L E A O U E N O VEM BER 12 Series — Sam Reynold*. 5*0 Natalie Settle. 530. En r Smith 4*7 Lori Jackson 482 Oames — Reynold*. 224 Settle 204. Jackson. 1*5. Sean Mumgarner. 1*2 S anford Paint & B ody & W re c k e r S e rvic e s Inc. COMPLETE REPAIR CENTE *0 f !»»( W o t »u V i4 1 ,4 > M *’ » « » » » P 4 U 4 * 4-tfl •a*** t u n * W (m l P w w ltto * *4*d» M.irlriir, 31*. Games — Larry Davis. 205. Holliday 1*7 SA N P O R D P IN B U B TER B L E A O U E N O V EM B ER 11 Men's series — Mlkr Vi*hnr*ky. 540. Nathan Nash. 525 Games — John Ognoaky. 215. Ilamld Herbal. 202 Women's series — Helen Wrsigale. 451. Agne* Ognoaky. 442. Garnet — Lurla Weaver. 105, Ognoaky. 103 A S T E R O ID S S A T E L L IT E S L E A O U E (Y O U TH ) NO VEM B ER 12 Series — Sam Reynolds. 510 Eric Smith. 499; Shrrrrr Gontrrman. 420. Jllllan Smith. 3*2 Gsmes — Reynolds 195. Eric Smllh. 193. JrIT Shoemaker. 15*. Gontrrman, 157 B U M P ER S L E A O U E (Y O U TH ) N O V EM B ER 12 Series (tw o games) — Christina Cole. 04. Amanda Johnson. 03 Travis GrtfTIlhs. 34 Gsmes — Coir. .30. Johnson. 32: Griffith*. 21 2001 Country Club Rd. 322-8644 or 322-0909 Sww. -_MR |a^a1 fWTM FWVM s wy Lake Brantley's Dee Brown missed this Interception try earlier this season aoamst Mainland, but he did not miss much Friday night, running for two touchdowns and intercepting a pass. D O O R & W IN D O W O P O R l/A N D O . IN C . 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LOCAL NEWS • LOCAL SPORTS • LOCAL EDITORIALS PEOPLE • HEALTH ft FITNESS • EDUCATION • BUSINESS Vllllonl ll<mill XONCtoHMUNCHivt SAW0«0 >1 ur>< I J J J l i l �«• &*nU>H3 M#f*kJ banto'd FtoruJa Sunday No.*nq.*t JO IW4 Business IN BRIEF Time passes well for old timers By NICK R FIIP A UP Herald Stall yVolr* In praise of PIC SANfO RO — Loral pruIrMlmiiilt h i« r U r n Invited lit give |Hr*rnl(llnn« regarding the Private Industry I'mim ll n l SeminoleCounty'* outstanding program* I ill stall anil a U micI mem hr t air expected In lir mi (Mint .it two nalkmal cnnlerrni r*. nnr In Washington IH ' and Ihr oihrr in Hullalo \ V next monili Among |urti<i|kint* air Gary Earl, exenrtlvr dlrerlor of ihr nnm rll. Director nl Operation* Timothy CiUrmnnl. arul I.a try Stncklet Uiard mrnibrt (i»r Itolh Ihr I'rtvatr Industry Council and Ihr Srmlnolr County l*ubltr ScUiol Hoard They luivr Iwen invitrd to thr first Nalhm alCotilrrrniron Urltan Issue* The till** ol Ihr conference li T t i n t l n i ; Hmindartes CnlUbnrallvr Solution* la Urban ProWIrm* Food stamp filings During Ihr third iptarlrr ol lift I Irom July through Srptemhrr, thr U S Department ol Agriculture Ita* pruallzed ‘Mi grm rr* In Ihr Southeastern *ta tr* «’•>ol ihrm in Florida lor violation* ronnrrlrd with Ihr food alamp program In (1)01 partMiri during thr prrvlous w m r tlmr jr r t n l in 1119.1 a total ol 72 *tnrr* In Ihr Southra*lrrn *torr* » r r r prnall/rd with 22 in Florida lmr«tigatlon* rrvralrd that *omr grot rr* allot*rd thr pure haw ol non loud ttrm* with (ond stamp* anti *omr r «i hangrd ra*ti lor food *tamp« Ac cording In William H Mrhr nil it rr in * barge ol ihe I sfiA Food and Nutrition Srrvlrr llrld nfflcr In lallaha«wr Food *tamp* ran hr used Irgallv only lo huy Inod gardrn seed and plant* used in grow food " At llir prrtrnl tlmr. m rr 11.200 retail linn* In Florida arr authorized to participate in thr Ii « h1 *tamp program which annually account* for m rr *1 .1 hkltlou in Inod assistance lo low Income lamltlea and reUtrd admlnl*tative <o*l» A disqualified alocr will not t>r allowed to a o rp t fcsicl *lam(»* during a certain time period and mu*t apply Ior rnnsiatemeni a* well a* agree to po*t a bond T h r US1)A l« waking citizen* to tr(«Hi any vkJatkm* they find by phoning thr USDA ln*|>ector Geryrral in Washington D C ., al I-MOO 424 9121 T hr phonr numbrr I* al«n supfawed to hr |«i*nl in all *tore« l>artlctpatlng In thr food atamp program Help for storm victims LONGW'OOD — In Ihr wake ol thr tornado unlraahed in lirrvard County by Tropical Storm Cordon Hallmark Builder* of Longwnod I* participating In an rflort to help thr victim* 'Hallmark ha* bren building home* in Itrrvard County for more than a dreadr,** said public relation* rrprr«rntatt*r Jane Drown A* a rrwtili. Dmwn *av» Hallmark 1* seeking donation* of non (trrtshable Inid Item* or rlothlng The Item* may hr dropprd of! at Hallmark Rudder* admini«traiivr other* 521 E S R 4.14 In Long wood From that point they will be sorted and aenl by rourier lo Hrrvard County for distrtbutkm to I how in nerd Ant leper aliop* contlncie to *l»ow their imiHNiatwe lo the Central Florida and Seminole C n u n ty C o m m u n ity The AftUltr Hand Im « otiariird It* leuirth anniversary in Oviedo and Malti«ttrel Antique* ha* otmrrved a flr»i atinlversarv Hof tday Oprn llociw In Sanford In addition. Sanlotd Mortal A Antique* 2911 S Orlando (H ive . In Sanlotd Ita* now opened lc»f business ktalnsirrei Antique* al JO| and 203 Flt*l street in dowmown Sanlotd Is owned a n d o p r r a lr d l>y D o ro th y Daniel* J a c k Pat h ula . C am p lirll I ' U m * * and many other* I'a ra llrlm g Ih r historic flay or of th r i ity D anirl* ha* n y lW t r d (Met Mcald ornam ent* nyadr Iria n catgiiyal m olds and ja ttrtn * m e lu d in g ( I r r m a n lt r l* n lr k lr * Vintage 50* and earlier holiday d n oration* also rlicucl I h r o llr r t n g nl ro lle r t t h lr h r a r * a n d S a n t a * I* a ls o r y trrvairr In O vtrd o Ih r lout year old a n llip tr Uislites* <ai thr tfcci k I* T h r A n istlr H a n d A vi*ll lo Ih r • lia r trp o tlrd lv t* designed to ta k r a p riso n Itac k |o history to Ofdr Florida Even the lr* ale denote* antbpilty. wtth shatly uak tree* and lush |>alm* *ui rounding a cozy naiagr O v e r 100 a r t i s t * and ctall amen 70 prrtenl of whtrh arr FVatdtan*. arr rrprrarniaird In • lutlet that of pottery glass |M|rt a c id llhrr art. *culpturr (Minting photography tiaskrfry. w oodw orking je w e lry and wear able art Artistic Hand Art and (lift <.allcry w a » t>nindrd In I*.Ita) hy ChrUlte and John Namsbur. lUitaara Walker Seaman and l>rl Seaman It I* h* atrd al 333 N Central A ir (SR I Id If. and open Monday through Friday from m n n until 3 p m and T h r bu*mr«* offer* 24 Uiur phone w ryke a* well hy railing no 121 J<a | u « i 330 1214 ■ y MICK R F IIF A U F Harald SlaM iVntar SANFORD Penny wiw ('ey (■nation a deep discount rr lall/wholrwalr slorr offh tally opened la«t week on Highway 17 92 and 27th Street in San ford The even! wa* lopped with a rthlmn lulling ceremony hy Ambassador* with the Greater Sanford (h a m le t of Corn men r I he 3.5UO square loot score sell* rlothlng toy*, electronic* houseware* health and brauty llrtti* tool* and giftw arr 7fie store • prk rs a. cording lo h r y id m i Ron Fowler, are belowr km pricing brrausr hr buy* dose out mere handise end runs and stork liquidation* allowing him lo sell first quality merchandise al |»rnnir* on thr dollar rom pa rrd with retail p rim Among item* he ha* on di* pl.n a r r Hallmark 0 reeling Card*, three lor a dollar 33mm camera* from 49 >ri t'lothtng starring al $J 'w and many other Hems The Ivnnvwiar store will hr open Monday through Saturday (nan IO a m until A p m and plan* lor etrended hour* during Ihr upron :ng tcollday waton double-digit growth In Europe.'* •a i d T e r r i M c N o r l o n . spokeswoman for Trnplcana. «h !c h two week* ago hrgan prmewsing fruit al It* Bradenton plant for the 1994-95 season Site said the sale* growth I* |ianicularlv *rrong in Britain. France and Germany Analysts said that while Ja|>an ha* received much of Ihe alien lion as a future buyer of Morlda orange Juice. Western Europe at lually represents a market wtth three lime* that potential Seller* said exporters need to tie especially mindful about meeting need* In some Euro­ pean countrte* that could lie less of a concern In the United Stale* Germany, for example, prrfrr* orange Juice In Untie* because they are easier lo recycle and in keeping with lhal country * ''green wave’* of environmental awareness, he said. On hand for tr>« Greater Sanford C h e rrb a r of Commarct P e n nyw ise (tor* n b b o n cu llin g o n U S M ig h w e , If W and J 7ih Stre e t m Sanford laM lo rigfyi. back row Ba n Oyal J a m a * C a m ia m . m td d la . ■ y HICK RE9IPAUF H e ra ld Staff Writer SANFORD - Professional P la n n e r a n d L a n d s c a p e Architect Kenneth L Sleeves, ha* Joined Conklin Portrr and Holmes Engineer* ln< CP U official* say Slreve* qualtfka tior»* and morr than 20 year* of experience will enhance Hie level of service* provided hy thr cvmqiany In the field* of land planning, site planning project representation, per­ mitting and putillc Inforrna lion. Slreve* has brrn Involved with project* ranging In size from small site* lo DHI*. Development* of Regional Impart Including master plan­ For Personal & Commercial Insurance TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 2575 S. Frtnch Ave. Sanlord 322-0285 . I u1 u O n n r r s In su ru iu f l -ti ’ /A c M u fti.- 1 |t h , . 1 'V > / * k w ^ J e »t /i . y d t . DON V ning. site planning, golf course layout* u»fnn redevelopment, environmental analyst*, con •trot lion detail* zoning guv ernment coordination and park planning Notable Seminole County project* he ha* liren involved with In private practice prior to joining CPH include Sweet water Oak* Tlmaruan. and l*rtmera Slreve* I* a member <>( me American Planning Assoc la Hon H r received a Hac helor of lamdaeapr Architecture de grrr from the University of Florida, and Master of luind scape Architecture degree from Ihe University of Georgia Sleeve* wa* Ucrn and raised In Florida, and ha* lived In Ihr Ktnnalh L. Staavta Central Florida area since I9BH H r presently resides In Winter Springs Keep us informed The Sanlotil Herald welcomes news and announcements from local businesses All Item* should lie ty|K-d or written legibly and Include the name and a daytime phone number ol .• (wrson who ran l>r cuntar led lo answer any question* we might have Direct Information for Ihe llusiness Page lo Nick Pfellauf ■I 1 1it-11 »' N -\ l* e , 11A ‘ .f S e c u R iT y N a t Io n a I B a n Il NO CLOSING COSTS For a limited time Security National Hank will offer no cloving cost* on any new home Equity i/ians and if lhal doesn't gel your attention, how alioot Prime Rale for six months Tills offer applies lo any new- equity line of $2S,u»oor more S e c u n iT y N a t I o n a I B A N k Hour ZSM**T *****Himacl Joy's Dart Shop Is now open In a new location at grand re-opentng ol the business is Joy and Ray 3575 W Lake Mary Boulevard Shown during a Bush, shop owners B o b Douglas John Fu rm a n . H v r y Q H«,<i 111 front ro w B o b b i* R o b a rtto n , c o o w n a r Ann R ich e lie u . President R o n Fo w ia r M an agar, Kim B n a n d . Ja rry P n a »t and Ja c k C roach Steeves joins Conklin, Porter and Holm es TONY RUSSI. JR Hitting their mark Saturday Irotn IO a rn until pm Sanford Floral A Antique* hel ll* grand o|»rning thi* pa*i Tuesday ll oflrr* not only an tlque* ImiI a large assortment ig floral display* Cimalgnmrnt arr alao wrhianr The Motr |* owned by Mike Dtxnn and Carolyn Ikcatwrtght Highlight* of Ihr grand open Ing ihi* week w rtr Ihr giving id free carnation* to Ihr flr*t 130 t ualomer* entering the business a* well a* another 130 <arna Ihin* lo |inqttr using Ihr bu*l ne«a drive in *rrvIre The place to save your hard-earned pennies More local citrus to go to Europe brand* that (dan to p a n irtp a lr in LA K ELA N D - Expanded or angr and grapefruit production a department export prom otion In Morlda could bring a 20 Ih l* season, when I h r *iale |»errenl Incrraw in Juice r*port* rxpecl* to harvest It* w t o n d lu Europe. predicted «tatr ritru* highest rn q i on record officials Companies currently export­ Although the cltru* industry ing Juice lo Europe Includr in the Seminole Cmrnly area 1* Cltru* World l. y k e * F j u k o Inc . much smaller than during jia*i Dole. Berry C ltru* . W inter decade*, many farmer* and Gardrn Cltru* and Troptcana business person* are nevenhelr** Involved In the rliru* grow­ Product* Inc ing and rsporiatkm business ■'We expect orange Juice and Export of the two juice* could graprfnill juke export* to rise rlw from Iasi year * 34 million dramatically this year, with gallon* lo 41 million gallon*. Germany emerging a* a new strong market," Seller* said J o e l S e lle r* , a m a rk e tin g director for the Florida Depart A* In the United Stale*, merit of Cltru* said Wednesday. Florida held only 5 percent ol nol from concenliate Juice* are European juice sale* In 1990. experiencing thr strongest de­ bul processing companies have mand. hr added hern seeking new oversea* cu» Higher export* lo Europe turner* for Ihrlr product* as would mean the United Stale* Morlda cltru* crop* swell with wa* m aking sm all Inroad* n e w p la n t in g s a n d good against a dominance on that weather continent by Brazil, thr world's Seller* said the department's leading exporter of frozen orange project kin wa* tiased In part on Juice concentrate declaration* by In d iv id u a l *‘ ln 1994. w r should see ll Iraturr* Am rrhan Folk A n such a* weak* by Trriya Planner WEAR YOUR LIFE JA C K E T Mf(Mk |MI l A f f a iU U U aKl|C7Aaf«MaM, h i mini F D IC SANFORD 201 N. PARK AVENUE (407)330 6.101 �S*ntO**l Wt's-1 Sfrsfortf, Fic>cJ» - Sunday. No»«mt«r 30, 1W4 People Garden Club plans bazaar Selma turns 75, bridal brunch honors Nancy T ^O w S For a loot{ lime ikiw . members ol lltr Garden Club ol Sanford I IK lu r r tern Imi*> i rafting love ly cre a tio n * fur I h r lr ( hrlsim.i* lla/aar I tux annual event will Ik held on D rr J and 3 at I lie *Iu IiI hmiw U S High­ way 17 *n at Fairmont Avenue, ih r north entrance to Suntand Fatale* A n urding to Fran Morion the ganten *lot* will Ik tranxlormed Inin a (harming area that ' kaiki like a ileparirnenl *torr She said huge tiaxkelx i*T (tower* and otlm prop* horn Prnnev* in Sanford will add to U k dixiin* lion of Ihe delightful haraar setting G u n d m * • K l l r h e n i* espreted to he a popular *lo|> with loaves ol freshly tiaked bread anil other fMtrne tiaked goalie* up tor gratis "Th e craft* are l»» auiiful." Fran *ald Every year. It |i |k ha/aar) ImfKmr* ll I* gelling tilief * Along with ail the charming rra ll* . exquisite handm ade Item* i lever Cliilsliuas <wna m enu and apfKiiring home made goodie* hreakfast and lun* h will I k served tailh days The breakfast menu In* hides M*i«age ImscuI! gravy and grits lun ch consists of rhW ken fail pie cake coffee and lea Tables will Ik set up oulstde In create a Mctewalk r ale dining area Ilnur* are Friday 11 30 a m to A p in . and Saturday It .30 a m lo 4pm Selm a turns 75 Every laaly aremed to Ik hav trig a hall at Ihi* gala celebration And guess who ihe tKlIe ol the I m II w a s '' (tan* log like she was a third her age Selma Williams *e|e braird her 7Nth birthday on Saturday. Nov J aboard Ihe Homan*e rtvertaiai amid fioinp and pageantry Twenty six family merntKrs Joined Selma lot a luncheon cruise Site was alllred in a |>lok Mictvaai Drnd H r K l n a ir«»ii j pitot, relate* In hit horn The i ***• Brantley Migfi senior espoes to attend the Air Fore* Academy * « Nm m Barbara Bradshaw show* soma of !h# angels that will available at Ih# gardan club baraar. "1 SANFOR D DORIS D IETR IC H oullll complemented with an or* hid «'**r*age Following Ihe laxly luncheon. Ihe fun and dan* ing began Selma danced with her sons, grandsons and her newest great grandson. Joshua win of her granddaughter Tracy f raw for*1 Th e n Nancy T c rw lllrg e r. another granddaugtiter. led a f' o n g a li n e f o llo w e d h v everybody darn ing chorus line style lo New York. New York S e lm a '* d a u g h t e r . L in d a Terw lllegrr. *ald Everybody kicked In on Ihisonr ’* t-aler that day. the entire W*ttSalma Williams and grandson. Larry Williams Jr. entourage gathered at Selma * Imme lo celebrate the birthday ol Selma s youngest son Larry Williams, w h o s e htrthdav Is the day alter his mother s Linda said Ihe family enjoyed Ihe fellowship of each other, sharing memories of the day and |iasi years and making plans tor See Dietrich. Page nil Mothers, daughters make-overs H a rts o n a tte n d s le a d e r c o n f a b in W a s h i n g t o n L A K E MARY MARY ROWELL nlnr at Luke ilr.in tlry IIIKti Srlwnl and Ihr « mi ol Or David I’ Hartsun and Nam v E llarteon of lain^vkinxt » ,i t vrIn trd In allrnd Itir National Youth Lead rrship Conference hum Nov I ti In Washington. O C Many Girl Scout hoops Ilk*lo have n mother/daughtrr event every year In years past. Troop 148 of Lake Mary has had a mother daughter picnic and a mother.'daughter trip to Savannah. This year, l h e g i r l s o p t e d f or u mother/daughtrr make-over. This conference It a leadership development program designed lor hIKh « hnnl students who liavr ilemotixtt.iled leadership p o t r n t t a l a n d a c h o la a llr a* hlrvrm rnt lor lire piir|imr nl providing an op|M>rlnnlly lor students like Michael to gain knowlnl»*r and rx|Krlen* e In ilir nation s rapllal to distinguish Wednesday, Nov 9 at an Altamonte Mall photo studio All 20 moms and daughter* were scheduled for various times throughout the after­ noon and tutu the evening There l* a reason some ol those before and after shots See Lake Mary. 7B Michael I tat id ll.i r w m u %■ Th e themselves ax tomorrow'* lead rr% I hr conference tn rlud r* six ilats ol in trn s r learning divided Inin llirrr spn tally arras. Ih r llrsl in* Index a simulation nl H e r l.onKw ood. Page OB IS > M I W S fry Mary I Meredith Hoyar Is galling lha full glamor treatment from Percy Aguirre before a photo. c h o s e n d a y w as H o n o r band a c c e p ts d ru m m ajor; A lic e turns 84 HwtM etw U fry Isrea L. Butler Isrra L llutlrr I* Ihr dynumlc drum major lor Ihr Seminole High School Hand Isrra sit* In tlie- llrsl chair Tromtionr section of Ihe Seminole High School Symphonic Hand First Chair Festival ol winds Concrri Hand al Ihr University of South Flor­ ida. "!M". lie has tierfi accepted lo play lu Ihr Tri-Slate Honor Hum!, lo I m- held In D rc rn iiK r at Florida Slate University, Tallahassee Hr received Iwo su|terlor ratings al the district Florida Stale Hand Association In solo and rnsemhie Su|K-rlor wax rrrrlvrd al the LHA on solo troinlKine. He Is li.iss tiumlMinlsi for ihr Florida Symphony Youth Orrhrstra. and Symphony Orrliestra I lie lias hud nunirrituaappearance* with the Seminole Community Col­ lege l.ah Hand. Sanlord Church of God Orchestra. Isrra serves as president ol ihr Seminole High School Show band Hr has enlisted In the Untied Slate* Marlnr Corps, and ha* auditioned Inr the Marine Corps Hand Program of Troinbonrs Hr suecrsslully p a s s e d the audition and will allend Ihr Arinrd Force School SAN FOR D held at thr Sanford Housing Center. Castle Brewer CourtWords of l*>ve nml congratula­ tions were expressed by all In attendance, M rs A lic e I* an a rd e n t member of Mi Sinai Missionary baptist Church. Sharing the liappy birthday wishes with her mother were her children, Annie H Williams. Luther Williams. Charles Jackson. Philadelphia. National Williams. Wllhelmrnla Hanks. Elmira. New York. Mar Jonrs. Clarence William*. Cleve­ land; Audrey Jean. Jnhnnlr Ja c k so n . Sanford. Dorothy See Hawkins, Page 6B M ARVA H A W K IN S ol Music In l.lllle Creek. Va Isrra has accomplished many musical successes during hi* high schuol career. H r has played in all county symphony hand. Seminole All County J a w Hand. Student Conductor wllh Seminole High Concert Hand and LH A D is tric t Con**-ri Festival We salute Isrra L. llutlrr. son ol Ms Hose W ilson Happy birthday Happy Hlrtluhiy was wished Mrs. Alice Williams, bom Nov. 5. 1910, In C o n w a y . O ra n g e C o u n t y . C h ild r e n , g r a n d ­ ch ild re n . other fam ily and friends Joined Ihe honorre In celebrating her 84th blrthduy eelebrutlon The occasion was H «| M H » l o frf M m i H tw tM l Alice Williams surrounded by family and friends on her 84th birthday. �Hggf •• Sanford Harald. Sanford Flood* Sumtar Noirambar JO t> u D ie tric h --------- ENGAGEM ENT Continued from Page 511 nioir family celebration* Selma was born Nov, 7. 1010. at t tsiks Ha in nn* k in northern Flori.la She moved to Sanford a* a small . hid and raised her family heir lister she ventured out Into Ihr world In thr real estate market wlteie site Is still active Site Is also an active member of the First Hapltsl Church Nancy honored at bridal brunch Cepl Teh* Koneta Fogle and Cepl Michael J F Cooke F o g le -C o o k s SANFORD - Mr* Dorothea William* Fogle. o( Sanloui. and Eugene Fogle, of Ctermonl. announce the engage mem and forthcoming mar n«ge of Iheir daughter Trha Kontrka Fogle |o Michael Jerome Freeman Cook* v in of Dr Ora I-re Cooks Atlanta and Tom m y Cook* Detroit Horn in New York City, the bride-elect I* the maternal granddaughter of the late Rev E E Williams Sanford, and Mr* Doretha Manning* Byrd. Polk City, and the paternal granddaughter of the late Albert and Rosetta Fnglr Clermont Capt Fogle t* a IH85 gradu ale of Oviedo High School, and a IR90 chemistry major of Howard University. Washing Long w o o d — Continued from Page SD Mock Congress m which the s« holats of this conference al Irrupted In p a s s the crime legl* lattutt, a bill passed by fongrrs* last vear, The group divided into Demo crais and Republicans were luriher divided into rom inllirr* They formed cauruses and at­ tempted amendments, lobbied, posted I heir agenda on Ihetr door, voted in com m itters tallied votrs prior to the final rnngresstonal vote and then voted and found there were not enough votes to pass the legists tlon According to Michael. alter all lha! work and rffori and p re ssu re , n o th in g w as ac­ complished. and we rralty un­ derstood how things work tn (hr government.’* The second of Ihe three arras of learning Included a day of. *11 I were President "whereby the students were assigned roles Including that of thr President, various foreign relations and Pentagon advisers, and am ­ bassadors, and a situation In­ volving an International crisis In Michael's group, thr stu­ dents were asked to solve the North Korean <rlsls Involving the testing of Nuclear weapons Everyone has a role In this exercise, and the student's brainstorm for hour* regarding possible solutions and their consequences The third area of learning Involved the assimilation ol the Supreme Court (or a discussion of l.ee vs We Isman. prayer at a public school graduation. In this exercise, Michael portrayed the Chief Jlsiice of the Supreme Court According to Michael. ‘ all Ihc exercises were timely and Informative, as well as edtu atlonal and Inspiring " Although the entire conference was u wonderful experience lor Michael, he was particularly moved by an opportunity lo participate in a Wreath Ceremo­ ny al "Th e Totnb of the Un­ known Soldier.” The following day. President Clinton was al the National Cemetery' and there was a wreath, identical lo I he one used In the ceremony In w hich Michael participated WE DELIVER! •re you l you our i r u i I t source ot non and Information Call to tor subsertpile 322-2611 Nan ford 04 ton. D C She Is presently a captain tn the United States Arm y. Company A 30fhh Milt tary Battalion Untied States Armv tntelhgenrr Center Fort Huaehura Arir Her fiance hnm tn Memphis Trn n l* t h e m a t e r n a l grandson of Mrs l.tllie Mae Hall Wilson Atlanta He la a 1983 graduate of Henjamtne E May* High Srfu«*l Atlanta and a 1989 graduate of Clark College and I’TairleVlew AAM Untverslly Industrial Engineer ing He is presently a captain In the Untied Stales Armv Transportation Corp . Fort Ere Va Th e wedding will he an event of Nov 2<> at 11 a m al Orlando North Hltion Alta monlr Springs Since Michael has aspirations lo attend the United States Air Forrc A cad rm ) his adviser thought that tlie ceremony at the National Cemetery might tw rspeetaliv roearunglul lo h i'’s •at.r t* allowed lo particl|Mle lit It About future poUUral* ispira lions Michael confided that he was not at this time Interested tn a political rrfflce tail as an Air Forre officer a cateer as an adviser In Washington D C seemed mote tn tune with lit* current focus on his fuluh T h e selection process by which students may receive a nomination to |>arikl{Mtr lit the National Young Leader* Cooler enre may lake am one of three mules A student mav receive an " A ra d rm lf Nomination from the National Research Cen­ ter for College and University A d m is s io n s I N K C C U A ) . j nonpmflt organization lhai col lerts voluntarily provided aca demlc Informal ion from sru denis "Educator and Alumni Recog­ nition Nominations an mad< by leathers guidan> • counsel or*, and program alumni work Ing In conjunction with their school principals 'Achieve ntent Nominations art avail able to students who apply directly to ihe council by re­ questing an application for Achievement Nominations urr received bv an Internal board of admissions Those Interested In applying directly lo ih r conference for admission may wrlle lo Congressional You I h Leadership Council. 1511 K Street. N W Suite 843. Washinglon D.C 2005. or you call 202 <>1H 000*1 for an application Hartson’s AP History teacher Norma Storey recommended that he attend the Conference and he Is grateful (or knowledge and dedication According to Michael, "A n yon e who Is a leader, wants to be a leader, or has political aspirations would greatly bcncllt from lire experi­ ences at the Corifrrrtu < I highly recommend 11 I have never been In a situation where I have made life Irmg friend* III six days." As us senior at laikr llranlley High School. Michael Is a -I ♦ student, a member of the Na tlonal Honor Snrlcly. Student C o u n c il re p re s e n ta tiv e , a member of thr wrestling team, a member of Ihc la rro w leant, among othi;r club aclivllles H r Is also u youth group rneinlier of Ih c M a rk h a m W oods P r e ­ sbyterian Church, an Eagle Seoul of Troop H.'lO. and a pilot (Shay I'rv-yel It a Sanford Harold conjtpondent covtring lha Longwood area Phone: 333-0514.) ~ ■; -■* ' ' r - ~- In a lirantifiiI tropical setting complete with wairrfalls anil exotic plants Nancv Trrw lllrgrr was In Hinted at a hndal tiruiu h Sltr of the event was the ter raced area at Ihr Embassy Suites Hotel. All aim H ite Springs Hostesses were Sherry Kttner her daughter Drarma Fulrell. and her daughirt tn law. Y v rllr Pond Nancv received thr guests wearing a stunning red crepe ■Ires* wllh dainty red satin !«>w * enhancing the fitted waistline She wore black at cessonr* and a corsage n| white rose* a gift (runt the iHwtrsvrs The tables were coveted with rotor fill cloths and lighted candles The guests were served grtiled strak scrambled eggs s k ille t b ro w n e d p o t a t o e s htsculls Juice, coffee and lea Twenty lour guests attended the event Many were high *rhnol cheerleaders who had not seen rat h other for a long time an It was a grand reunion T h r hostesses presented Vattrv with a place srtling .4 her fine China One unique gift was a fireside basket containing many individually wrapped gill* which the newlyweds can open during a romantic evening in front of their fireplace T h e m o n th ly m eeting of Ijn iln n Sigma O iti X rort a read log *<* teiy ul thr Florida Frdrra tlon of Women s Club* was held al Ihr Park Avenue Inane nf Mr* Ralph Austin It harloiiei Smith According lo Kalhv Krasnofl lovely refreshment* were served by Mrs Smith and her co hostesses Vida S m ith and Itunnie laigan Richard Gardiner manager nf Ihe Hanford Branch of Ihe Semi­ nole County Library Sysirm. gave a slide presentation on ihe service* available at Ihe library Following ihl* presentation. Charlotte long the ENO memhrr* on a tour of her library rontam ing m r r I 000 tanks many of » h u b have lo rn signed h> ihe authors Legion unit m eets for fashions, lunch ‘P uttin' on the G litz' rescheduled Nov. 30 The American Legion Unit 53 held a membership luncheon and lash ton shew last Sundav at ihe pml home on Sanford Avr nur Arcording lo Pat Bertram chairman, about 9»> attended the allrmoon event Mrmtwr* of Ihe unit preparrd and served a lavish buflel to those attending Including si* prospective members The follow ing members of Ihe Am erican Legion C a m pb e ll Unsing Pusi 53 Color Guard escorted the models I Mug Btfch op, Paul Krye Htll While, TornBruno. Gary Hamilton and GUI Bnjctle The fashion commentator was Joann Smith, president rd the unit The beautiful fashions were Irom IVutr and Pretty, Slim and Sassy and Big and Beautiful In downtown Hanford Models were Janet Bertram C ln d v Wells Sandy Sm ith Helen Goodspeed. Debbie Krvc. Mary Prokash. Fran Jones. Jeannie Bruno. Kail Kosoil. Bra Tropical storm Gordon vented M**a« ris*** v, esc SccWW hi* ruror throughout thr com American Legion Post 53 Color Guard member Bdl Wrote escorts munttv this week os he furtoutlv model Kali Rosen m the unii's membership fashion show raged to stop or slow down numermi* activities 1hr Sanford Woman * Club was all set Wednesday lor the annual fashion show 1511110' on Ih r Gill/ a scholarship benefit for a deserving woman to return in the classroom llui ihe weather was so misrrahlv dismal and unpredictable that Pal Poster, c h a irm a n , and her (o m m lllrr railed the rvrnt oft Inr that day Ihe good n e w s is that I h e Isshtorx show,-- r uordinwred by Gayfer's has been rescheduled until Wednesday.* Nov 30. lo­ ginning at 11 30 a m Those w ho did not purchase tickets or makr reservations m ay attend thr Nov 30 by contacting any woman's club m n n lw r or Pat Foster. 323 1824 (Doris Dietrich. Sanford Hataid People editor, Is also a Harald Richard Gardiner, who spoke to the Sanlord ESO chapter at Ihe columnist covering lb* Sanford November meeting, is flanked by hostesses Charlotte Smith <lelt> area. Phone 323 S i t . ) andVidaSmilh Darlin and Cayrl llogsrtt All smiles si s t»shv« bridal brunch ar* (from loth Dsanna Fulrsll, hosts**. Yvstte Pond, hostess. Nancy Terwttieger honors* hostess and Sherry Kdnsr, Librarian addraases reading society H a w k in s -------Continued from Page SB Williams. Detroit, and Clara H u m p h rle . La w n std e, New Jersey. Many more happy btrthduy* Mrs Williams Celebration of Joy A Celebration ol Joy Youth. F a m i l y a n d F r i e n d * . Is scherduird Saturday. Dec 3. al Seminole Community College, Registration begins at H a ril Sessions are from 8: u m • 5 |i nt Pre-register by calling the office of Ihe Central Florida Chapter ol the International Black Women's Congress at 1407) 331-5605 Conference Donation Youth 510 and Adull 520 The Conference will d iscu s* ihe concerns of Issues affecting our Alrlcan-Amerlcan female ancl male population There have been conferences address­ ing the plight of Ihe AfricanAmerican male and female The Young African-Americans will have discussions on the follow­ ing topics 'Feeling Good About Myself. "W ho I Am Got Mr T o g e t h e r ' * . “ T e e n Pr egn u ncy/C um ttiu n lcdb lr D is ­ eases’ *. E d u c a tio n In My Future". Decision Making and Goal Setting a panel pres rnttng views on "Youth Em ­ powering Youth". For ihe Adull Topics "Specific Disease* A Afrl<an American W om en". "In Search of your Spiritual S e lf. "Traditional and Alternative Health Carr". "Mental Health In the Black Fa m ily", a panel "Youth Empowering Youth". Noted Keynote Speakers will Ire a part of this dynamic day of African-American Awareness m ihr community. T h e In te r n a l tonal B la ck Women's Congress. Central Flor Ida Chapter Invites Ihc commu­ nity lo uvull themselves of this great opportunity to network and discuss Ihr Issues that are facing our youth and udult today Welcome to School groups, church group*, dubs - " -i1^ J and organization* Ex|irrtemr Ihe •erne' Call Corine Wilson for Information at 3 3 1-5665 Speaker of Ihe Morning Alano Mitlrr spokr from the the theme The Year of the Family Jazz society b e n efit Our young speaker s|mke of Ihe closeness the need, and ihr concerns of having a great, prayerful, loving family life Alana Is thr son of Ihr Northern Region Clialrjierson. Grate Mill­ er and Is a ninth grader al Dr Phillips High School where he is active in Ihr band and Junior Varsity Football Team "A whole new World selection Wa s rendered by "New Friend* Presentations and Sjirclal ret ognttlons were made hy Marva H aw kins. Tre a s u re r of Ihe Northern Region T h e A doption Awareness Award for November was pres Central Florida Jazz Society presents a benefit for Daniel iloissy in memory of hi* mother. Sue Iloissy. former president of C FJS A Jazz Explosion will laheld Sunday. Nov 27. from I 00 • 5 OO p ip at the Rosrmnnl Country Club, Orlando Sludm)*- 55. Adults 510. Come and enjoy an aftrrnoon of Jazz featuring Daniel Botssy with Hrrnt Runnels and Rollins Jazz Ensem ble. C ocoanut Manor Orchestra, Uncle Waldo's Jazz Bind. Mark Attetx-rry Uwarirt and m any other Jazz guests rnted lo Mr and Mrs Donald Tillman Orlando, f o r 1994 The mornings Annual M in in g was highlighted wllh remarks from Nalhanrl Birdsong Manager of Coca-Cola Food* who serves as laison lo Ihe ALPI We weir honored to have ALPI Board Chairman. William Holt. wh<( gave words of encouragement Dr tor Is c Johnson. Executive Director of thr ALPI gave thn closing remarks and her wordif of love and emigrant lat Ions Of the Northern Region were well taken The Northern Region Council Officer* new m rm lw H were installed by Mr Birdsong I (Marva Hawkins It a Sanlord Harald correspondant covering Sanlord news Phone 322 5418.) Y e a r o f th e F a m ily The Northern Region Advisory Council ol ihr Agriculture and lodior Program, Inc held Its annual meeting. Saturday, Nov. 12 The theme was The Year of Ihe Family The membership uteri Ing and program was pre­ sided over by Northern Hrglon Chair person Grace S Miller The morning* musical prelude was rendered by Sinn Dixon. ALIM Held representative. Co rnell ember Charles Harris gave the Invocation, New Friends. Inc presented the Musli .il Sign rendition of "The National Anthem", Greetings lo Ihe guests were ollered by Tam ara Seabrook. Council Meinlier Lila Mitchell. HradStart group, presented the rendition of "Th is Little Light of Mine. I'm gonna let It shine", Kristin Brown presented lire Child Gets * , aw ‘“the P ortrait Bear’j When you purchase our advertised Christmas package £ </* * 3 portraits SormaB)' Sou' I Ptf t I*»fa0 I I z. L. I H M i IIh m m M l l f * IMlMW M I p a w * M p» i M « t B4M i hrtff wm M « I ' Thursday thru Tuasday, NOV. 17-Z3 Dally 10:00 AM •0:00 PM ■unday 12:00 - *:00 PM 3 d B 3 I • V, IldlkAh | » .T Mrnt ftsiroo » Hu* intnrchrwnu*i anS B iiM M N illifli I I > t i« O rla n d o D r lv o > S a n fo rd , F L • 3 3 7 7 1 Last Visit Before Christinas WAL ★ MART PORTRAIT STUDIO . jiff, ft ■ ■ M ♦A, i �Sanford Msfatd, S o lo 'd Florida Sunday, November 20. ' W 7» In sp ite of love and sup p ort, som e ad d icts c a n ’t be saved D E A R A lift Y: Ym i have |nlhti*hrd letter* (nun women who w r it Invo ltrd with |or married id ) men oho had limit profile-in* i'rltl4|r* III) slulv I an iir u«nt lu warnollirr wuiiirti I, I(H I, (rll III lovr with A null h Iio lull a hiitniy of (trtia afniw Ml* <ImU r n( drug was Iirniln «nd It nearly destroyed my lifr I !mri him when I « • « |H fat the nr tl (uur year*. I lltrd In keep him off ding* Mr went through m rihjitm ir program w-vrral Times I i r m i m k i thr night* I *(>rni in hospital emergency room* * !lfll hr luid (It) d I begged him in «UV aw jy from hrroin and hi* ding addk led friend* (ml hr wouldll 1llaten Mr *)>rnt umr in fail (nr t rlinr* rommittrd living to *np|m«l In* hahtl Of nHir*r hr always trll |4it "clran ' — bill I hr n hr d uw ding* and Ihr t'frtf would l«rgin again I inarnrd him whrn tir t o "( Iran' ’ — or al lra*t I i In night hr » a• Money « u i i r d to dlw|t|ir*f horn mv purse Mr would m lM work and hr gotlr (nr dav* with no r*p lan a lIon Check* fi<m i nu f fum l c h n i king a>((Hint t»r|tAin Iliu m m g Tfien one day • h rtl 1 was sc■rung la u n d ry. 1 !c«lit m! a needle and avttnge in thr |mv kr 1 of hi* work Jat krt Tlluti ni£ht we fia<it the tilggral (Igtil » r rv rr had and I finally laird Ihr (ait that Ihr lovr of ht* lt(r h a* hrrntn So Ahhy pleasr advise young women to run a* (aal a* thry ran away horn thr*r m rn They It never <hangr Ln tc I* not rnmigh in krrp an addk t rlran I know It ha* tirrn 20 yrar* *m>r I (rll in love wlt(i that (tn|M-|e**|y addlt trd man Mr lu* lirrn drad (or *ryrn yrar* Hr w a* found on a Dr troll rlly street (h r coroner *ald hi* htaly was full of drug* AI hi* funeral a* I lunkrd at tfir alnin«l timer ognt/ahlr body of Ihr mall I had lovrd lor an many vrar*. I llmught to my*rll Writ at lra*( Ihr monkey 1* oil your l»a» k lor g<*Ml now' lint rvrn aflrr *rvrn yrar* I wtIII Jump whrn my telephone ring* al night, thinking It * ihr hospital Ih r poller or thr morgue Htatrf* Get aw ay from these tu rn Don l Irt th rm ru in your live* T h r lo ngrr you slay th r longrr you rn a h lr th rn i to be addk t* and th r lia rd rr II w ill be lor you lo i*alk aw ay llr r o ln I* ih r d ra lro y rr id liv e d — not Ju*t ih r lifr ol th r addict d alao destroy* Ih r llvr* id tho*r who lo vr tlirn i W iir*r y rt. m a n y of l l i r w addict* ca rry the AID S viru* S rrk *uypfH>ri (m m (rlrn d * and la m lly. your c h u rc h or a • iip jo tl group hut do n 't wa*tr your lllr try in g lo *avr or h rlp addk I* N un likr h r II in th r opposite d ir r r t lo n . a n d h r lp yountrlf to a n r w llfrl M. IN M IC H IG A N DRAM M i Thank you fr* a powerful I n i n I ho|*r wom en w h o a r r now In Ih r u m r tragic situation you w r r r In will lake notr — and g ri out DRAM R EA D ER S : A verse worth sharing — * u h m tllrd by Maudlr Wliltr. Krlr. I'a Whenever I walk by a rhurrh. I *top and make a vtalt So when I'm earned In w n ir day. T h r laird w on't *ay. " W h o l* It?'* S U N D A Y ’S TE LE V IS IO N Altar h#r mana^var, Junior Old Scout Kal»ay Kitllaaon lalacit grownup fasmont lor hat galmour photo shot L a k e M a ry C o n tin u e d fro m Page 7R are *o dramatic You have to tome in to thr*r glamor *r**ion* with In Ur or no makr up on and light or no tialf*peav III * raetrr (or them lo work If th ry start from wrateh I The amount of Umr II look for rar h makr-ovrr varied hut Ihr rnrlhod waa Ihr u m r f'lral they apply makr up. a lot of r n a k r -u p W hen t h r y rr through, your *kin will look almo*t ftnfrri. tut blemi»he* no moire no frreklr* and no un rv rn »kin lonr ll vrrrnrd to takr a littlr morr makr up for thr mom* than for the daugh Irm Matr r c , thr *reond *trp It * amaxlng how much a hairdo can change your whole took* T h r final *trp v u i housing the r lot hr* in wear (or Ihr picture* Mini of thr mother* and daugh trr* had Individual picture* t a k e n and th e n p ic tu re * together Everyone had a grrat Um r All Ihr mothrr* and daughter* wrrr plrawd with their makeover* A couple of ihr mom* w rrr not a* pleased with thr daughter* Not brc*ii*r they dldn t look good, but because they looked qulfr a bit older tlian their 11 year* This, of cour*r. plrawd Ihr daughter* trrrnmdou*ly No plan* have been made for nr*t year » mother daughtrr. al tftough a couple of girl* havd suggested a shopping trip employment for seniors who nerd tt Honda i* ih r most successful *utr in Ihr country for senior* Job plaermrni Job rrtralntng I* wanetlmr* pan of Ihr program For Instance, many rrtlrrd secretaries trying In re enter Ihr job market find I fiat they lack training in com puirr* an almost essential skill (or many rurrrnt Job* SCSEP ran provide that training If you are a senior Interested in Job placement, you ran slop by the F r a n k Evans C e n te r any Thursday from D a m lo noon or call Downey at .124 30T10 or 124 MMiM In other AAHP news, the Community Srrvlre Committee Is still ( ollrc ting loy* for the Christmas Shoji The Christmas Shop offers underprivileged children an opportunity to pick out toys for lamlly mem tiers If you would like in donate a toy. you can drop II by the Frank Evans Centrr any weekday morning S e s r n Lake M a ry A A H P members won medals during the Golden Age Games, held Nov 7-11 in Sanford Congratula­ The Lake Mary chapter of the AAKP held its monthly m rrilng Tuesday. Nov 15 al ih r Prank Evan* Center. The speakrt for tfir program was ftlll Downey. Job Developer lor SCSEP. the Senior C o m m u n ity Service Employment Program SCSEP 1* a work training program designed lo help older economi­ cally disadvantaged perton* llnd employment SCSEP t* funded by the U S f)rparim rnl of Labor and sponsored by the AAHI’ A* a Job developer lor SCSEP. It's D o w n e y 's Job to find 6 :3 0 7 :0 0 7 :3 0 8H>0 6 :3 0 9 00 9 :3 0 10 00 1 0 :3 0 1 1 00 tion* lo those AAHP rnetnhers In place of their December meeting, the AAHP will tie hav Ing a C h ristm as luncheon Tuesday. Dec 20 al I p m al the lltsiro Cappuccino in laikr Mary Wuh tax and gratuity, the co*t will lie 6 12 50 If you are Intrresied In attending, please contort Huth Dresser at 322 9760 Just a reminder. Ih r F'rank Evans Center will lie closed Nov 23 to 25 for Thanksgiving The Frank Evan* Center will be open for Hs own version of a Thank* giving celebration Tuesday. Nov 22 (mm noon in I p m Senior* will be making and enjoying Stone Soup Mary Rowsll I t » Ssntord H tn ld corr*sporvdant covering ■ |h* Lake Mary area Phone 321-1496 ) M0V1ELAND STAR TREK GENERATIONS CLEAR A PRESENT DANGER » vc>*i m i * » V L I T C H F I E L D C I N E M A 10 1AIMI N Me*. 17 u; 124 Of 1*1 rwe u u r* ciausa lastasr w »*e •wAH MWACUONMTWtTIttri l,t9 4 l97JWt 79____ S5i TH E W AR WYtft 7-78 U 0 0 t u r iH t u in n u M iN ir t w , jjo t e * 6 ReachingOut In All Directions T H R LtC N K IN O r i i t it r ts e is ■ TA R Q A TC R a ia n t t t i f a r r r p o t u n g o f ih t w » i • t o t mi w o n t , l o r i r r y . AwiMeia, htmfth m J llrar n I ' n n i x M l i * editortali » i r t a <hoot a for ettryont io reniy A d ttrtu tn t i u daiti/l/Ji iA i i h ttp t o n / M n A a l y o u n t t U rae io m o tto |N«Ai . s CD f —------rr» iS H w i HJ *N*f*M« A A Uargrni JeSirnoT p * * l |0a<f ifWU \Pimn W 7 x ix r x t 9 « ri a as r oo to oo INTERVIEW WITH VAMPIRE ^ * • STAR TREK GENERATIONS 7:10 4.4* fJO 0 40 S u b s c r ib e T o d a y ! 322-2611 JUNIOR. FM A M T 7 » PM S a n fo rd H e ra ld B O N U S H O U R S 4 T O 6 PM 11 30 I !% V # o n C h a r lie . L lr e n a rr l M d a iu i/ i* r / i # n i i > l a f i i jJit T^t >ia» ' [Tl# taatif^b—i aa* |)t>i a h N " » *» a t t Dr** a u f i p» &ar*gf a B s rS«HW • ONFMNf •» t i - ’T M . Mum . F lc i ftA V r o r a ll/ f iiili A fiifiirc i! t'uflu /fair Ik W n u N T f V r m a / MB Btr— > ChbC ‘tuo-,* CM. **xM ■> **i,l*i i*rf •.-••• ■- . - • • i£Sf*l •*'* » ■i M lllls 1 • ■•. kfaroH Iit 6t*| i*» Iw*** * -Jt\ V n i M ) N t l i l i r r a . S jilr u l ( W i l l i C«M ObmO*9 Jr <» Utrmji W m________ T a m m y . I.frafri»**«i K i M W lr l« F * #ri<H|«iril (/i»>f>oa A n n a m lo . fVarhilN. U'liilnv C** fiattrr» A n .al.Iuhlm. I Untii.lufUt C o a ffia flc a "5 # Mdhld |.M/M|»M>r C O M P L E T E R E T A IL L IN E S O Fi Aveda D lo la g o D io S i l k D e v e lo p e lO D u d le y O o ld w e ll *Iolco M a t r ix Ncxxua P aul M lt c t ie ll Ww« * m L A K E M A R Y / S A N FO R D ii* I T V m ra M a l r i r C o lo r C r» i ••*»! T*»»«+ Am* ;ia t i*i t o (FCi S N E A K P R E V IE W U>(it<ra cs 7 0 0 0 0 »oo » x e n o e c s s io N A L th e (Jurim. N i 'l n t t f f a [U< I pan IN T E R V IE W W IT H V A M P IR E * WV >r ; • ../ nf thr » « y . ffat*" i w <iMMWMly /Km * north to um iK t u n to » r u n i w r to rotor. Z o r# n a h r«* 377 t?1« CIN EM AS A A R P h e a rs D o w n ey 6 :0 0 Bill Downey, Job developer with the Senior Community Service Employment Program, speaks to take Mary A ARP ‘ �* * Saritoffl Svtford. Flood* - SundSi. Noi*mtV*f 30. 19W HLOND1E t m « o *m s o u t ’ •*. CAS AAWTVina Ou . l« t ? tj a** jr AX kANr l u T W « I'w * * mow 'H j W W »«M ' * A*0 'V* ^ (wuir« * J N j son t U r w m .lv a m o by Chic Young kt€> £ j p nti o n M , 0*1 ( 0 4 fcrr *4*40 X Wl I I M l t I C V ru . i A Q lA M T W o*k r*m c js & a f f J ' \ . V to - ^ * ~ i^ „ .T iv n u m u u n )., *“ a l^ J L fj by MoM Walker B E ETLE B L L t > By Barrnlc* B vd« Om I YO U * B tH T H D A T N «v. 20, 1994 E (p r r lf n rr ha* taught you valuable Iraaona tht* yrar If you erijual your goal* In the coming yrar lo your new |vi«|ifim r tt c« ml d b rin g prosperity BCOBRIO (Oct 34 Nut 33) IV on l hr lookout tor a aotlit in vestment proposal during I hi* roam Ic ryrle You may find a n r * way lo increase your rarnlng* If you poke artMind a bit Scorpio trral yourself lo a birthday gift Send fur your Astro Graph prediction* fur thr tear ahead by mailing Cl 25 to A*tro Graph, c/o thi* newspaper 1*0 Ho* 4465. New York NY lO I M llr *urr to »tatr yt>ur rtwliat *lgn A A O IT T A R Il’TS |Not 2 1 IV . 211 Today you might reach an agrrrmrnt on wnnethlng that ha* hern dlfTkult to negotiate Although It * I<ern a ledlou* prises* both panic* thou hi hr pleased wllh I he rr*ult* C A P R IC O R N HVe 33 Jan I9| IVgmmng today, th.*** in (Hmilkin* to (trip might take more intrrrti tn yotir *(*r,ui ptojei it Ynur « a i m might *k> It* krl Good luck A Q U A R I U S l Ian 20 feb IU i T ake the initiative today lo r*tahli*h a relationahlp you've been ronaldering The other (tarty ha* tarn waiting for your cue* PlttCKR (Feb 2 0 March 20) Set the wheel* of change tn motion tixlay If there • *omr thing you’ve hren planning h>r your family It will he generall/ Iwneffrul A R IE S iMarrh 31 April 19) Specific plan* aland a good chance of tiemg realized today Concentrate on thing* you need to an orn(tilth w m r r rather than later T A U R U S (April 31> May 30) You are now tn the early atage* of a eyrie of beginning* IV opuintalk there • a lot of (*■*! live i hange in More especially matertally O E M IN I (Mav 21 June 30) You may have an opportunity today lo disengage from an u n p r o d u r t lt r arrangem ent There will hr unmethlng teller B y Bern lea Be da Oaol YOUR B m T H D A Y Noe. 21. 1994 In the year altewd your luck might *ui(Mi*r you Whenever you need help. ■ fcw toot* on thr bugle enuld have the cavalry charging to your rewcur BCOBPtO in. t 24 Noe 221 Today, a lewano to young*!er* could be rvirrm ely ron»t rue tier Makr It a point tn teach them to look for the good In people l n t i r . i .1 of the had M a)or change* are ahead fur Scorpio tn lhe rornlng year Send for your AatroUraph prediction* loitay Mall SI 25 In AMroGraph. c/o tht* newspaper. 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NY 10163 IV *ure lo •late your tndUc aign 8 A O IT T A R IU S (Nov 23 tV r 211 Today It * important to foru* on the end* you dealre Tht* will help you overcome obstacle* and *tay on course if the going gel* rough C A P B IC O R N (Dec. 22 Jan 19) An uncooperative associale can he swayed to your side today KmphasUr reality and not your especial Ion* when pres­ ACROSS 1 tM>(>* craaMort* I Woman ot ran* • Maw goat 1} Haw* II lutTKIlM 14 Poor Gynt • II Tomao** son trot 14 Tncfcte IT It It 1i*a o9Q* JO P**t»v JJ anyor I t Norik Atlantic IK tlK 4J Wanted l o t ) 44 Unit ot Wane on j« M«gk «aga<d SI I an apod 1* (wooncy 1J - law It M M tt Norma tter o k In acote (v o n »corot Raaal of but dan *0 Prompt^ 41 f ugono O Nark a daogkter tS MatkamatKol 0 0 Al • 5 iA A 1. s A n * N t f function *4 — a »an laai DOWN M Woman 1001 St Mono . tk I ll.net k geoavt bad l< •» » Nomon I M l W W B ar e n t J Votwcte (c o o o g l Adopt Unusual A to n Bnont N a tty fa m a W ruft M o v t* N »(l n ' ' □ ■ TT !___ t* - * .. I 1 01 » * A R Ri J Slate of fwn gut grorrtk Opr ot NNW ] T Inc o r'O C I at) g akapod f o 10 C N M c A S 10 R o d a n i S4 ( ya omorowaty K tv H [1 0 NV I f DrtrOr* ten 47 fom aw 4J k t o d org I* Anarror W Prortewa P u llk 40 AncWnt Jv*t*k ____ B7^1 □ I ■ 1 J J c o m i n g a lo n g ve rs a h o ttly CA N C ER lJune 31 Ju ly 22i You might have tn make am ir adju*tment* to ini|vnvr vour nnanclal (HMllkMi and It would tie wt*r to make the i liarigr* now L E O (July 2.1 Aug 22: You re in a layorable <y< le for laun rhtng an original propel If you think you have *omrthing g<*wl on thr drawing taiard gri mm mg' enting ymir case A Q U A R IU S l Ian 20 Keh 19) W'.ifk IndusIrkHwlv on a ftnan cial project Icatay II you curt eentrate your eJhat* m itu* arra malrital trward* are a strong protvihlllty PISCES ileh 2 6 March 201 T ih U v you migtii llnd your*etf launched Into Die rule of path finder Your Vadrr«hlp quailtir* will I k more evident than your (leer* at Dll* lim r A M IfS (March 21 April 191 Something ynu're involved tn |>rr*rnlly ha* gwal |Hr**lhlllltr* hul they might Iw ot a limited naturr Don't rnl*inirrprri losse* a* gain* T A U R U S (April 20 May 201 IV ra u w you arr more informed about Die ramlfli ailont of a current endeavor, you migtii enjoy personal advantages tin delft ted hv coworker* G E M IN I (May 2 1-June 20) 1.1tiro io thr advice ol other* today, hul give more i rrdencr to yn ur in* tlnci* in financial dealing* Avoid nrling again*! your better Judgment V IR G O I Aug 2.1 Sr pi 321 Tiwlay you might fe mvtirrl In (tartli i(>ale In a com(iany |>rn)re i* Ymir hertl lei la lo oftrr a* nun H aup|*ift a* you ran from behind Ihe m r n r t L IB R A INrpl 2.1 Ort 231 Arf old friend might uneapeetrdly. rraurfar e at tht* time It will hr 4 buddy who m m rd awav a long time ago C*ar<’*ki'M ( Ni wt Paer a i t IIIM lII tu t C A N C ER (June 21 Ju ly 23l I'm im e Dunking ran tip a *iiua lIon in your favor today If you »in« errly t«e||eve you can do wanrihirig well, you won i hr. •U*a(>politCMt m L E O (.July 21 Aug 221 Keep your Idea* lo yourself today, evpr. tally ll you're ro ntrm pU r tug an amhllkai* undertaking. Don t *harr ymir Inlrntkms until you know Ihr tVtali* and have mustered support V IR G O I Aug 21 Srjd 22( lacyal old trtends are Icmi imj*>r (ant to ignore or overlook today Af.tke *urr they re Included in your social arrangement* L I B R A (Sept 23 Oct 23) Fulfilling pcrvuul goal* will 1)4 im|Kirtanl lo you today, hul if there I* room lo Include oilier*,* don't lei selllshoess prevent you ftnm doing so m i N I a *.e*rr * I L i t i H i l l * U N (PttP 9*9* H S » * Itl »»r t C ® * * * " * * t t BfNtf cc rl# r l A m p f k A % b f €#*(•*§ 1 SIM BSI a m \ WIN A T BRIDGE By P hillip Alder I write Ihrse column* using a verbal blender, a* David Ive* calls a word processor In ‘The Universal Language " (This Is one-sixth of til* delightful play "A ll In Die Tim ing 'I Ives' piece was Inspired by malapropism* and Esperanto, hut tt didn't hurt that It was performed so ad mlrahly by Wendy Lawless and Jason Graar Toclay's deal features another b rillia n t perform ance hy a w o m a n and a m a n. K e rri Shum an Inow Sanborn) and Harry Crane ll occurred during the 197H World Mixed Pairs, which they won. After a simple auction to four spades. West got hi* sldr off lo a Iku I start when lie led the club king (txadlng king from king douhlfion ul trick one In an unhid nlde *ull mutt be one ul by Jim Mcddick RO BO TM AN * Sllll B'MVWS THE* . lOOKEt TKPE'3 BAHKSM© k s t know much kwurr Hi m CORNER POCKET* HEW, BWA‘iCtS'WMCHV.E 1 THOUGHT *WMtV WERE CWE ?Kk !>i THt*07 CHLt 9 X 0 TOR WRtClOSm’S ' W & TEUMf W t' PWM A W T W*P*IN fWAMOAL 1 PVkNNlMG It I* particularly pleasing in rejMirl that ImiII i Fast and West laughed alter I Ills dehade ANNIE YOU WANTED l K H T KNOW A9CWT ' 9 C U f WD THE LIKE, foJT S «W S T’ME IF Wt OtNT TRIPLE OR UUTHIN' toy WV6HT 6ET BACK IN THIS thr biggest point loser* In bridge | South. Shuman, won with the ucr. played a trump to dummy * queen and a second spade to her king and West's ace He con tinned with hi* second club Declarer won with her Jack, played a irumji in dummy's Jack and called for the diamond IO Thinking this was lor a finesse. Kasl played low. Now* S h u m a n e a * ll c <1 dum m y’s three c luh winners, discarding the diamond Jack, queen and king Finally *he ran her trump*, coming down lo the heart ace and diamond seven Hntli defenders doggedly dung In their hearts, so the Iasi irtrk was won by the diamond seven? Phis IHO was nl course, a cold loji. 10 ifTAK TO AC, PA6T0R? SSI s| A A III I *y ; •« •V I S « *K Mill 1II m m *q J v 7 VI 2 • III A * g in i i i HAST Ah vkJioval •A 2 •i n i JHIITII • K ill] vA •K i) J 7 J *A J Vulnerable Neither Dealer South Stiulh \Yr»l North La.l 1A Pa*. 2 * I'm «A Pat* Pat* I'att Opening lead * K CopvriQhtivt. n rw iP A P m cn i t UPRISE ASSN by Leonard Slarr 4 > t 5 . AB... 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I9W • Tour Coatlxaad from P t | i 1A M s c x ild * M ill hr tim U l havr t l o n r f h r w o r k i h r y w a n lr s l t o d o l o l h r l i o u a r . h u l f r it u a tii|( t h r r o n t r a i to r w o u ld * | «rrd Hung* up T h r l o u i r a t to r r a t t m a t r d tw o t<» t h r r r m o n th * w h ic h d t a i U r d o u t to a lin o a i a y ra t llra t d r a (lu llin g th r h o n o r f w k i n t o * h .i| > r a f t r r y r a r * o f n r i t l n t. t h r T l m « n a * n r r d r d a n a t l d l l t o n lo r A n r i i r • i i i i m a n t ) a h a th ru n m b n lr u o m In th r n ta o irr Iria h p o tn trd o u t p ro b lrm * c a u a r d b y t h r < u n lr a < lo r a w o r k o u r h a * I h r k i l l t a l i w a ll* b r i n g •nit o f a l l g n n i r n l an th a t t h r p l a t t n r d t l l r t a a ik a p la a h ■ o u l r l n o t h r In a t a llr d ’ I hat a w hat m a k r * m r m a r l, h ria o o r ih r y h a d rv rry th in g ■ lo w n T l t r y fu ad t h r < f la t t e r t o d o II r l g h l I r t a h a a lil It w a a I fir and tftrv d i d n 't ." Thm na* tn trn l to h lr n d th r n r * w it h t h r o ld w h ic h ha a b r r n w rit a r •o t n p l t a h r d o n lf * r r x l r r t c x F o r r r r r d r r a a n l hm C h r U l m a a t h r f r o u a r a ■ l a p t m a r d * a r r | > a in ir il a • la rk tr im rtrrg trrn w it h F rrn rh tlo o r* . b rrrv rrd fro m th r m a a i r r t i r d r u o m lu > k o u t f r o m h r t w r r n t h r o t if k t t r f i r n w i n g a n d l h r n r w b r d r u c x n r t t a i h w tri| (. In to t h r f a ir k > a i d f r it h m aid t f i r r r w ill r t r n t s i a l l y h r a d r r k ru n n in g fro n t th o a r d o o r* a r o u n d to t h r k i l l h r n i l o r T h r r n t t r r y a r d la i a n o p i r d w i t h t h r » p r r a i l i n g b r a m h r * of a n o a k t r r r d r a p r d w i t h S p a n is h m o w Thr r* {> o a rd o r iia m rn ir d Had w it h r a f lr r o a r r th r f a la r b r a t r a u n d r r I h r K a h lra t y p ic a l id t h r C r a f t a r n a n r r a h o n ira I r t o h M i d . t h r r r w a * a s lo p in g I h a t t r r r d l f o u n d a t io n o n th r h o u o r t m t It w a o l o r n of! a I m o o t It m n r d la t r ly b y t h r c o n tra c to r* T r t a h r r f r r r r d t o a r o lli n '* r * j ( b lu r h o s ie r f c lr v rn th A v rn u e on th r c o rn e r of S lr rr t a n d M a g n o lia th a t h a * th r a a m r trratmrnt "It would l*r tntrrrallliK to arr thr orlKlli.ll layout of thr houar tiri auar thr a n h llrri who Ixilll till* l i o u a r hulll arvrtul itl thr nrighhcxhtinit ' Trtah wild In I h r hai k corner of thr yard la thr f>a'* 4r '>a|Mrtinritl stxtthf nation wltrrr il*r llmittut tlvrd during thr irnmatloti Trtah M i d that It waa in K'iod «ha|>r and would rvrntunlly Iir frmiKtrlrd to (mivtilr an offkr for Thom a* who trai hr* Cngli*h at Valencia t oimnunitv Collr|{r The landai aplnil will hr a project lor Trtafi wlio ta thr urban hortMulturtat ratmaMin agrnt for thr Hrmlnolr ('minty t'niprrallar Litrnston Agency She M id atir will grl hrlp with thr landarafir ctrwlgn Inil will lw cfuaming plant* to lit thr rnvt romnrnl and hrr taatr Stir had plana to work m ilaldr aftrr Amur waa liorn hut aoon dlarm rred that ahr drmaiidrd loi mui h of lirr time Inatdr. Trtafi aava thr floor plan la very dlflrrrnt from wftat it wa* when they h m flil livehouar ju d had [xoltaldy firm rhanifrd draatMally from thr original Nuorplan Th rrr wa* nothing ‘ ortifnal Irft tn thr houar r at rpt for a lt|(ht flaturr tn thr front rtnm. and thr door* and window* There ta a room that waa cloard tn prntvthly a at irrned ptin h w hit h fia* thr txily nrw window* Trtafi aald thrv would rtrn lu a li) llkr to rrplace them with one* that they M v r d from thr irm odrling or turn the room into a tun mom alm llar to th r one on thr M rrtrr a liouar She would alao like to rrplat r the fltrplarr In thr hunt mom She m UI thr maaalvr brick •o *i » i f u i lion that la thr Ural thing you are a h rli you walk In thr front door ta not what waa originally thrrr T h rrr arr hardwood Ilmira throughout thr three hrdmmti and two tialh houar They have fiirtllahrd every i i k h t i with antitpir* from lhotn.it laiiilly Moat of ih rm arr at Iraal Ittf) year* old and acirnr of tltr moat mtrrrattng Itrma arr 1tie rm hrr in thr front mom and thr old tadlo In thr gurat riaitn. whtrh Trtah aald Thoinaa grandfather uard In llalrn lo llravr* garnr a Both Iriah * and J u t t r i ' farntllra i ante from Ifuntavtllr Ala There I* alan a rrn ch rtrd aprrad on thr Iwd tn the gurat mom that waa a ciaiprratlvr rflort hriw rrn Thornaa' grand mnthrr andgrral graridmolhrr T h r Sanlord lltatortr Trual'a llolhlay Tour of Hnme* will hr held Saturday and Sunday. D rr .1 and 4 from twain until 5 p m llik rta arr available through any iruai n irtn lrr. at the San ford Chamhrr til Commerce. thr Welcome ( ’enter or thr Main Strrrt ••(hit iir tiy tailing Mary latrarn at 121-0144 Advanrr Hi krta arr two for SIS. day of lour t Mkrta arr S tOrai h penalty tn the r a w citing the nature of the attack In thr altrmatlvr. ( 'afield could fare life In prlaon l)r Sarah Irrgang. who waa the Seminole County medical ria m birr at* yrara ago and conducted the autopay on Vu. aald atah wound* In Vu'a heart, lung* diaphragm or liver wrrr potrn Hally fatal She trail tied Friday thrrr la no way to drtrrm lnr when thr wound* were inflicted • lu r in g th e a t t a c k . S ite r e t ictus I n ] Vu could have rrmalnrd con •clou* fix lour ix five minute* •llrr the heart wound and frrxn Ovr to right mtmitea. prrhapx lO minute*, after th r lung wound* Aa the result of thr bkxid loa*. Irrgang rattmatrd It took Vu IO to 12 mlnutra. at the moat, to die from thr wound* Under cro**-e*amlnatlon by drfrnae attorney Jo h n Gallu/zo. Irrgang aald the attack could p o a a lh ly be d r s c r ib r d aa a Hole Continued from Png* IA ly 2H fret waa underwater However, at cloar lo n<Min. county offlrtala could not are any noltcrablr decrease in the *l/r of thr hole M c C o llu m a a ld that t h r nlnkholr could tie ahaprd llkr an hourglass, and hr sitting atop a huge subterranean cavrrn " W r don't know at thia Mage." MrCollom aald Since Friday, th r hole alopped growing In Mze. leaving nearby iuxnrownrr* w ith an unraay frrllng and hoping that It would not swallow up thrtr home* S h e r if f '* sp o k e sm a n E d M c ( ) o n o u g h s a i d I ) n ii n .■ Luhlnskaa arrived home at .1 Legal Notices M O TIC I OF FU S LIC A U C TIO N Naur* i*SwaSr »<*•« U w owoW Wractar W r*tca will ta il at P ublic A u d io * tar M '.aga W rat* a « aamand la l>«Saii biactac ma tonovint aaMobadvaSKia* Dat *V t«M IlC lu i N a a lK lK vm r i c i s r M P i r x a M m UChav P U vwu ixnotTiao*** Iha awdwn *111 ta haul al tl 00 pm an tha u * Oa*a a t ».a 1l lam ina* Wrackar W » < a M t Mfftla A a W tlv tf n a D m Pro«eadiua bX d afi mac Intpacl *ahi(ia» ana neu« K « la sata Tarm i a>a cat* a c a r lll la d tuna* V a m ln a 'a Wracaac raaarva* iha o * h t w accapi er ratad a «v and all tud* P jtlU h Nauamba' 10 l«*4 O EX ua MOTICI FORMiAatNO 0 N 0 IC L A S I0 PUtUCNUItANCI IN S I L O T I t B IX I. H I ADO TO LO C K H A R TS SUB O PB * PC M Public Racordt at Sami nela Count*. F tar Ida 11011 William* Auanual. pra»ano* Ithaam at bam f) awnad by Hanry k H i m Brawn and all partlat haong ar claim ing M Sava any right. Pitta or Intaratt mlhapraparty WHEREAS, tha Board *1 (Awnly Cammlulanart at Sami rata County didan tha Mis day e. lib*, nnd and dp i*ta a P lrvd vr* lotalad In Caunty. Florida, la bt . tntanilary and a public a; that Iha awnart at Iha henry atahhtng "Like aocnrimr undrr the ttillu rn rr of drug*'’ ' the allurnry asked "PoMtbly." Irrgang atiaw-rrrd Potter aaarrlrd at the time, aomr of thr 9200 takrn In thr robbery wa* uard to buy crack cocaine Th r Winter Spring* man waa found facr down covrrrd In Ii MhhI on the reataurant 0<mx by hta atatrr who had twrn trying tn contact Vu by telephone She turned him ovrr and alirm pird CPU San lor a I >ultcr Corporal Sharon Scliaflrr leattflrd ahr dtaruvrrrd a bloody knife and empty caah drawer from thr reataurant In a garbage can a frw block* assay from the murder aernr T h r knife and drawer were rxanilnrd by thr Fill Col ir Id * (•aim print wa* on thr blade and one of flvr fingerprint* on the drawrr wa* Col Ir Id a T h r other flngrrprtnta w rrr not positively of i omnium t y H r wild hr lirllrara all com mtaahmrra ahould lie more In volvrd in thr affair* of th r com m unity on a year-round tiaat* tally tn the rrtm r {Xohlrin." hr aald *’l know Ih rrr ha* tw-rn lrl< tkai hriw rrn aomr of itie {toller department and thr ■tty. but I tirllrvr It a time to go lo the lim it lin r and start arr king Input Irotn them They arr out In the community and know what la happening They certainly ahould have aomr gout Idea* for impmv rmrrit* ** H r alao 1* auggrating more com m unity poll) mg * Many other area* have community policing hr aald. "and It ha a w orard very well I believe auhatattona would alao help in glvr iMir law rnlorrrm rnt more vlalblliiy.'* a rn a r identified S« haffrr M i d T h r drfrndant waa anralrd tn North Carolina in lt»03 and rrturnrd to Srm lnolr County for trial Coflrld claimed In Intrrvtrw a with police a m an named "H o y" had killed Vu during thr robbery Hr waa not ablr to jxovidr a laal name for "R o y " and poller have hern unable to Identify or !»■ air a art «xid auaprrl tn thr raar T h r d r f r n a r t r g a n p ira rn ttis g tt« u k )u a t - | w M i r lo t h e ra tio n t r e r a a Friday and will c o n t i n u e Monday In a v i d e o t a p e d in trrvtrw. ( 'oflrld a aunt M i d h r waa ratard by parrnta who drank heavily and grrw up p o o r tn a largr family, working tn thr farm field*, going from houar to house asking for fund to rat She aald Cofleld'a m other drank whllr ahr waa pregnant with him and aomrtlmc* h i t Coflrld on the aide of hi* head to dloclpllnr him when he waa growing up o’clock Friday afternoon and never bad to tlral with anything found a five-foot hole In hrr front llkr this.” said Luhlnskaa yard ut 1890 Crowley Circle McCollum reassured them Within an hour, the hole had Saturday that thr sinkhole ap­ aprrad to morr than 30 fret wide peared to have stopprd growing and alMiul 40 fret deep, said ’ ‘Th e re a rr no hom rs in McDonough. taking a (tortIon of danger at this time.** hr aald. the street down Into it. However, after a frw long At 4 30 p m . F'rank Lubtnska* moment*, hr concrdrd that with said the holr appeared lo tie half of the sinkhole iindrrwalrr. Increasing In sire “ It's pretty huge right now," fir couldn't fir absolutely sure said thr hrralhlrss t.ulilnskas "I nearby homrs w eir safr. can see cracks In the driveway Work crrws were capreted to across the street '* continue filling thr sinkhole l.uhlnskas M k l hr and his wife throughout the day Saturday, wrrr conrerncd afMtui thr safety until tl was completely filled In. of thrtr home, hut ho|x-d trees In Another sinkhole- in a vacant tiirlr front yaid would somehow lot In thr Wrklva area stabilized slow thr progrrssof thr cavity. Thursday night ut HO fret across *Tvc been here lOVk years and and 55 lerl deep Legal Notices powarty laccarpmg ta tha prep arty racerdt In tha Saminatp County Praporty Appraiwr-p O tIKal on which Iha ttrwclwra •% lacaiad ara Hanry k t i l l * Brawn a* 1 « 1 Williamt Auanwa Sanford Flat Ida. that tha puttie nuitanca it * rttidantial ttruc tura lo o tad at K Tl Williami Ayanua. Sanlard Flertda and lurthar datcobad at tat forth abo.a and that carractlra at tian it r*ou>rtd to aMt* tha public nvuonca. and W H E R E A S . Iha Baard at (au n ty Cam m lulanart found that tha tallowing condition* contrltutad a public nwlunca (I I tha building hat boon dam by tha alamantt duo ta •t 111 lhara it Hath and dabrtt tntida and eultida tha building ( ) ) tha condition can ititutat a potential lit a haiard and W H E R E A S tha tallowing cor racliy* actlonlii na ca tu 'y ta abata tha public nuitanca it Ta d*month and tpmova tha build tag. h a th and dfbrlt from tha NOW T H E R E F O R E , nolle a It haraby gluon ta tha w>d Hanry k E m m Brawn and all partlat having or claiming ta ha«a any righ*, tllta. or Intaratl In tha praporty dater-bad abo.a ta •ppaar balara tha Baard at Cosily Cammltuonart at Sami nata County. Florida, at I X P M . at III rugutar hawring on Iha 11th day at Dacambar, m i at Iha Sam Inala County Sarvkat Building. Roam IPM 1101 Eat! Flrpl straat Sanford Florida ta thaw causa It any. why tuch ttructur* thouid not ba damol > Artist Lynn Sonnenberg’B rendition ol Hi# Thomas home. Lyons C o n tin u e d fro m Page IA Sentence Contlanad from Pag* ** & A y ip Legal Notices ilived ana cleared from tha property and tha carractlva at Han at abatamant tpaohad tha Netica at Public Nultanca thovid not ba latan W ITNESS m y hand and taai th ttlrd day at November. IP*f HEAD M AR VAN N E MORSE Clark to tha Board of County Cammitiloneri of Sam mala County. Florida BV E>a Roach deputy Clark PubUth Novambw tl. K It and Dacambar 4 ItPt OEX fl IN THI CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E *TM JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O FO R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A 0 E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CASE N U M B ER ep fM C A It I KISLAK N A TIO N A L BANK. Platatift vt JA M E S S POSE RINA. R O SEM AR IE 0 POSERINA A L TA M O N TE H EIG H TS COM D O M IN IU M ASSOCIA T ION INC . and JOHN DOE AND A L L O TM E R S IN POSSESSION Oatandantt N O TIC K OF SALK P U R S UAN T TO C M APTKN *S N O TIC E IS H E R E B V G IV E N purtuant ta an Order ar Final Judgment of taracioawa dated November 10. IttP and antarad ta Cate Ho P PTI0CA U I of tha C irc u it C ourt of tha Sloth Judicial Circuit ta and tar Sami not# County, Florida wherein Legal Notices KHlak National Ban* Plaintiff and Jama* S Patarlna at al are defendant*. I win tan to the highai' and bail bidder tar cath at me Watt Front Door at tha Seminata County Caurthoutw. X t N Par* Avanu*. Samtard Florida at II 00 a ctac* A M on the Pm day at Dacambar ItM iha tallowing detcribed property a* tat farm in taid Order or Final Judgment, ta wit Unit >00 G A L T A M O N T E H E IG H TS a condominium and an undivided t i l l Intaratl In tha common eiemant* appvrtanwnl morale ta accordance with Iha Declaration at Condominium fled February U ItlP. ta Of fKlai Record* Boa* IXP. Page 110*. Public Record* at Sami nole County. Florida. JOB G Cherokee C o u rt. Altamonte Spring* Florida M ill Dated at Seminole County, Florida thlt 111* day of No.am bar IPPP m a h y a n n e morse A i Clark. ClrcuitCour! Seminole County, Florida By Dorothy W Belton Ai Dtputy Clark In accordance with the A mar lean With Oikabtlitiet Act. par •an* In need ot a special ac commodationt ta participate in thit proceeding ihauta contact tha ADA Coordinator at X I N Park Avenue. Suita N X I. San lord. Florida U r n al leatl tive day* prior ta tha proceeding* Telephone I X T ) U ] 41K E i t ftth tor Inter motion I M t U •Til I T D D i ar IM B t U IT T O 1*1. Via Florida Relay Sarvtce Publish November X k IT, IP*4 O E X ITT Hrgaxrltng thr rCOOOmy. hr ttrhrvr* Hartfnrtl ha* ton manyempty atixra "Wr rirrft to grt aomr maatrr list ahnwtng all of thr vacant hutldlng* thru do arxnr maikrttng tn hrlp tiring nrw bu*lnr«i*r* to town.’* hr rtxnm rnird In thr aamr vrtn. hr al*4i I* auggrating a rr rtaminalkxi id lirrnar frr* 'Wr altnuld hrlp nrwr prctplr (In amall tntalnrssra) tn hrtp ua Impfryvr nur t rimtnuntty Lynn* My* h r ta ttrrd of j»mj>lr saving thing* can’t lx- dour "Anything can lir dnnr. hr ivxnmrntrd "but rn>t until wr atari looking into II " "Clll/rns are trlilng me there from attending as many meet hasn't hern any progress by the tng* aa I would llkr. but thla lias rommlsaiori hr said. "I believe changed now. an I can get totally it’s time wr started taking a Involved " morr positive attitude Krgardlng city owned proper *’l am discouraged ovrr thr ty. Lynn* u r i he believes It’s low turnout at city commission lime to let some of It go. to h e lp meeting* ** hr said *’l believe I create a bigger tax base Lyons Is an employee rrla rouldn't help bring about a different focu* without becoming tlonaftratnlng supervisor for United Panel Service In Long Involved." I.yon ha* txily attended a frw wood Hr is alao 4 Coast Guard Hear rv 1st elly commission mrrttngs ’T v r He holds a bachelor's degree in brrn Involved In attending a master s class In public adminis­ political M lrn ir. and Is working tration on Monday nights." he on a master’s degree in public administration M t d . * which has prevented me M c C la n a h a n Coatlnaad from Pag* t A presently ahnwtng what Iw rcxialdrrs thr moat (Ktsltlvr action tt ha* In thr (Mat 23 yrar* ami hr wants In hr a purl of tt *I'm glad lo srr thr prtvatr Intrrrata such as Hanford Main htrrrl. thr walrrfront ctwnmtttrr and (leoplr In thr pflvatr sretrx getting involved tn Sanford." hr said, "rather than tn the past whrn thr only irsponae wa* Irt thr govemmrnt do it,** Regarding the d ow n tow n Hanford arru. fir are* thr pm jH-trd development of thr prrs rnt Tnurhton Drug Store build tng at Ktrst Street and Magnolia A ven u e.. into h o u sin g .. aa a positive step in improving thr downtown area With people living downtown, we may have t h in g s h a p p e n in g In the downtown area after 5 p m . rather than as It ts now * he said On the development ol the hlstorkai area. M<< ianatian Mid he area a nerd to comprnmlar between historic buildings and restriction* enacted by rtty •tides "W r also need to obtain people who arr willing lo Invest In downtown Hanford for a long time." be Mtd *We are at a critical time and a r will either succeed with what wr are trying to do. or fall .’* McClanahan aav* hr is not In favor of commercial develop­ ment of Fort Mellon Park as part of the lakrfront plan for devel­ opment. "That * a public area." hr Mid. "and tf anything wr ought to turn tt into a morr passive area ** tn a d d it io n to F o rt M r tU m Park, he suggested the need to develop a mure active park for other *p<xts which would even include ball fields He m v s the challenge facing the commission Is to create a broader tax base "| am re­ sponsible for helping turn around the tax structure al the (Seminole Towne Centerl mall.” he M i d "When tl was first proposed, the m all people w a n lrd a 10O percent lax exemption far 12 years But I thought that was too much of a loss to thr city, and I fought against II until It was finally settled at Just a 50 perrent tax decrease * Serving as police commission­ er. McClanahan m >* he see* drugs as being the major cause of the crime problem ’A* such./ he M i d . "ertme preven­ tion has to stan In Individual neighborhoods." In addition tcv bis service otv the c ity c o m m is s io n . M c­ Clanahan Is a residential build­ ing contractor and licensed real estate broker He hold* a bachelor's degree In Business Administration and a master’s degree In Crim inal Justice Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notice NO TIC E FO B M IA a iN fi ON D E C L A R E D PUBLIC N U II A N C I IN RE > !C IT TW P X V RGE B E . B I G X F T E O F NE CO* O F K r s O F N W N R UN l I p F T N I N F t N 411 F T N Tl D E G X M IN W 1*4 1 F T N FL Y t l I F T t O F t M l F T F OF B FG ( TO B E G <11! M »<- It Gun»v« E L I Public Recruit «F NOTICK FOB HKARINO ON 0KCLABI0 PUKLIC NUliANCK N O TIC E FOB MCARINO ON D E C LA R E D P U B LIC NUISANCE IN RE L O U T 4 la 4 N OF VA C O S T NO O F L O T U . BOOTHS SUBD PB S. P C * Public Record! at Sammata County Florid* 116-N Ruby St. Sanlard. F lo rid a , prata nlly I mown at being) earned by David A Andartan and all NOTICE FOB MEARINO ON OCCLABEO PUBLIC NUISANCE taminurt Cuurtt* PL araaarin, ItM** •* trt-sgi i uh x Sr Jam** W Mantan *ng all par'** Sa.tag ar clausing ta tart anr rigM trtta at tatatatl W H E RE A l. I t a Board at Count* Cammiaawnart a# Itm l nata Cmn<ty did an Pw t x s dar at Octabar. t**A Find and da Clara a ttruc tura tacatad m tammata Count* Florid*, ta ba wwata. imsanjtanr and a public nultanca mat ts» aanar at ts* | tsa tammata Count* Praparta Apgrailar i OXtcal an nrucS Pia ktructura •* tacatad it Jamat W Hantan al P O Baa 144 Ganai*. F L . ttual IS* public nuitanc# it a r#**dm Hal ttruct*K0 tacatad ai 111 Main S I . G anara. F L and Furtataf drtc’ Card at sal tartn atar* and tsat carractlra ac ttan It raguirad ta abata Itia public nultanca and W H E R E A S . Iha Baard al Caunty Cammltttanart Found FtlOl ttta Fol tan mg condittan* canttiFutad a public nultanca III ttta building Hat boon dam agad by ma atamaott dua ta abandonment ( } ) m art It hath and defer I t mtida and eulkida ma building 111 Ilia condittan can Ititutat a potential Fir* Haiard and W HEREAS. Ilia tar tan in* car racllt* ecHants) nacataary ta abet* ma public nultanca It Ta dement* and ramoua taw build tng. train and debrlt tram tn* NOW T H E R E F O R E , none# It Fwraby gl>an la m* told Jamat W Hantan and all partlat liar Ing ar Claiming to Fiav* any rtgiit. till# or intaratl In tha property detcribed afeoe*. ta appear balara ttta Board al County Cammltttanart *1 Sami no** County. Florida at I X P M . at IN regular Imering on ttia lltti day at Dacambar, m i at ttta Seminole County Service* Building. Room 10X. 1X1 Fair F lril Straat. Sanlord Florida, ta tfeota ceute, It any. otiy tucti tlructwrt mov'd not ba demoi lined and cleared tram IS* property and ttia carractlva ac tian at abatement tpaciltad in ttta Nance ot Public Nultanca mould not ba taken W ITNESS my Hand and teal tint ltd day at November. If** (S E A L ) M AR VANNE M ORSE Clark ta'no Bear dot County Cammlu lanart at SeminotaCounty. Florida B V : IvaRaocS Deputy Clark Pubtim November il. K IT and Dacambar 4. m i D FX 4 4 IN HE LOTI II k IA BLR A. BUNGALOW CITY, PB T. PC I) Public Racarg* at taminwa Cauaiy. Fiariga. praiamir IXtawn a* Pamg) aunpd tr. ElltaSatS 1 Oicaartan 4 Francit C Harknptt and all pcr-m F*a«wg ar claiming Ip ham any ngst Htia ar urtprati W H E R E A S Hta Baard at County Cammitktanart at Sami nata Catetry Ota an me Tim day at October. I**a le d and N d a r t a ktructura tacatad In Seminota Cawtay- Ftartda ta ba unaata. unaamtary and a public nv'tonco mat ttw gwagrg at tha praporty laccarWng k* Pi* prop County Property Appro **' t OWKal an aitHcn P » ttructur* N la c a ia d a ra C llt a b a F n S Oickartan 4 Franctt C Hark nett at 1F*I Bungata* Blvd Sontard Ftanda motmapubilc nultanca it a rottaanfiai ttruc tura tacatad at 1T*1 Bungeta-n B lvd , Sanlard Floirda and Furmar deic-bed at tat tarm abort and mat corrective ac tian it raguirad ta abata m* public nunonce. and W H E R E A S Hi* Board of County Committtanert taund mat tn* taitaomg conditions conttitvtad a public nultanca I t ) tna bv!!d*ng Fiat bean dam agad by m* *i*m*nN due ta abandonment ( ] ) mere It tram and defer it mtidt and eutaide Me building 111 me condition con ititutat a potential Hr* Haiard. and W H ER EAS, tn* taHotamg car racily* acltanttl nacottary ta abata tn# public mrttanc* it Ta dernanm and remove tn* bund mg. tram and defer it tram tn* netk* it H a re b y g ive n t* in* ta id E liia b a t H S O ic k a r ta n 4 Franc it C Harknatt and all parties having or claiming ta hav* any right, tin*, or intaratl In Pta property detcribed abov*. lo appoar baler* Pta Baard at Caixity Cammltttanart at Sami nata Caimly. Florid*. *1 I X P M . al IN regular hearing on the 11th day at Dacambar. I t li . at tn* Seminata County Service* Building. Room i « t 1101 Cat! F irtl Straat. Sanlard. Florida, ta mow cam*, it any. » h y tucti HrwctiK* mould net be dtmoi lined and cleared tram I he praporty and th# corrective ac ttan ol abatamant tpacil.ad In Iti* Notice at Public Nultanca mould not b* 'aken W ITN ES S my hand and teal tail I'd day at November m i (S E A L ) M A R Y A N N E MORSE Clack lata* Board at County Commliatanart at Seminole County, Florida B Y : Ee* Ranch Deputy Clark now th er e fo r e Pm HNFi November I t X . IT and December A l » 4 O E X Tl part!** having ar claim ing ta IN RE LO TS S 4 A B LK 1 M IN E R A L S PRING P AR K . PK T. PG <4. Public Racerdt at lemmata County F tar Ida iitag S prin g A v t n u t l p re s e n tly Vmeant Ryfeart Jr 4 Vincent Rrbert Sr and all partial henng at claiming ta have any hamany '<gFX. H«# #r mtarotl MtaapropertydeterW adabam W H E R E A S . Hta Baard at County Commn u.an*'l at Sami nata County did an th* » P « day ot October. UFA M and N dar# a ktructura tacatad In Seminata County. Fiend*, ta ba mutt*, m tannery and a public nultanca. mot ta* earner at ta* property loccartang ta ta* prep W H E R E A S . Hta Baard el County Cammitaianart at Sami nata Caunty d d an taa >Vh day at Octabar. IFFA Find and of Clara a ttructur* tacatad m County Praporty Appraiser t Otticel an er*uch th* ttructw* It tacatad N David A Anderton at 111 Sftadbn Gtam Plot*. Winter Spring*. Florida Piatta* public nu»tanc# Il a ratidantial ttruc tura tacatad tt X X Ruby S I. Sontard Florida m d Further deter bad at ta* tartn above and that carractlva action It raguirad ta abata Pi* public County Praporty Appraiser t Ott*a I an nauch ta* Structure it tacatad ara Vmcant Ryfeart. Jr 4 Vmcant Ryfeart. Sr at a n Indian River Drive Coca*. Ftar ■da taai taa publk nui**nc* N a r**4d*nn#i ttructur* tacatad at IFF* Spring Avanu*. Ovtad* Florida and turtaar deuc* -bed at let tartn above and that corrac Hr* action N raguirad ta abate taa publk nuisance and W H E R E A S , th* Baard ot County C am m itt'oner t taund that Iha taHdainf cond'Hont conttitutad a public nultanca ( I ) ta* building ha* baan dam agad by taa ttamantt due ta abandonment 111 lhara t* tram and debris inside and euttidt th# building ( I ) ta* condition can tlitvtat a potential Fir* haiard and W HEREAS, th# taitaming tar racFlta acltanttl nacawary ta abata ta* publk nultanca i i Ta damoiita and ramev* th* bu'ld mg. tram and defer it From ta* W H E R E A S Hi * Baard at County Cam m ltttanart taund that ta* taltavemg condition* conttitutad a public nultanca ( I ) ta* building hat baan dam by th* aiamanN Cu# ta it ( 1 ) thar* it tram and debnt mtidt and ouWd* ta# bintamg (1) ta* condittan con ititutat a pa**nii*i Hr* haiard. and W H ER EAS . Pw taitawMg car 'active pcttan(t) nacemery ta abata iha publk nuiianc# it To tag. tram and debnt tram tha NOW TH E R E F O R E , natk* H haraby given ta tha te d David A Anderton and *H partlat having ar claiming ta hava any right. HIM. or intereel In ta* property detcr.bed above ta appear be lore in* Board ol County Cammltttanart at Sami nata County. F tar id*, at I X P M . at IN regular hearing on ta* I Ita day at Dacambar. IFFa at ta* Seminata County Sarvkat Building. Room W t . 1X1 Bait F irtl Straat Sanlord Florida ta man cauta. it any. **>y tuch ttructur* mould not be darnel im#d and cleared from ta* preparty and ta* carractlva ac ttan at abatamant tpacittad In ta# Netk* 0* Public Nultanca mould net be taken W ITNESS my hand and teal tall Ird day at November, lf*i IS EA L) M A R Y A N N E MORSE ClarktaPtaBoardo< County Commit*ion*ri at Samin*ie County. Florida •V: Roach Deputy Clark Publish November 11. X . IT and Dacambar 4. IN I dex n Seminata Camay. Fiend*, ta b* unteta. n i n r i e y and a publk I that Pm owner* at taa I NOW T H E R E F O R E , natk* N hereby given ta ta* taid Vinctnl Ryfeart. J r 4 Vmeant Ryfeart, Sr and all partlat having or claiming ta have any right, nil*, or intaratl In ta* property at •crifeed abov*. ta appear betor* the B at'd at County Commit tl*n*rt al Seminal* County. Florida at I X P M . at IN regular hearing an ta* Hta day at Dacambar IFFA at th* Sami nata County Service* Building Room XT* I X I Cast F irtl Straat. Sanlord. Florid*, ta shon cauta. Il any, why tuch strut lure should not b* darnel 1shad and cleared From Pi* property and ta* corrective action ol abatement spaclllad tn Iha Notice *1 P ublic N ultanca should not bo taken W ITNESS my hand and teal tali Jrd day oF November, IFF4 ISEALI M A R Y A N N E M ORSE Clark tata* Baard *4 County Commissioners at SeminataCpimFy. Florida •Y Eva Reach OapvFy Ctark Publish November I). M. 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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>, November 20, 1994; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b2694bdd6d0b3621c129b891c7e67d0d.pdf 59419e9d3706c91d42157a36764ba44f PDF Text Text December 9, 1994 S a n f o r d H e r a ld S e rvin g Sanford, Lake M ary and Som lnola C ounty alnca 1 0 0 0 arm Y*ar. No #*> NEW S D IG E S T INSIDE Sports Rams toss soccer shutout LONGW OOD Angie Olsonavom l both | m l« and VI h hr lie Hot Ko malic three laic w v r » In preserve the l.ake Mary Ham* 2 0 \ i< »«*r> over Lvnian in u n it » » <rr jh non Thursdav n i(h i Apr Page III Psople Conserving holiday energy In h rr C onsum er Faru* colum n today >t.u tsira Gregg tell* reader* turn to revmctve the u*r nl holiday rnergv Irmti Iter lighting In « talking A rc Page J B Local TO -DO Weekend Guide tlrcaii*r oI tire many holiday « r a « m actlviile* planned lor tin* weekend the Tofko Weekrnd Guide a tegular feature of the Sun/onl llr u h t each Friday t* (-untamed on jwigr H A in iialav * publication BRIEFS Sanford. Florida Cocaine holidays? Medical examiner’s warning includes deadly examples By SANDRA B L L IO T T Herald Slat* Write' S A S H IM Il .loyful gathering* of family and fitetids could hr maned by tragedy the Seminole County medical esamlner warned lln inxlav If rtsalne i* part of the liollday festivities Hie its aloe trialed heart aback deaths of Is o relatively young men in November prompted IH Sh a sh i Gore to conduct a new* confrrem-e alerting lire community to the potential of sodden death altrr using even a small amount of the dm g some |*rc»ple c all "revreallcmal " During hi* 25 year* as a medical esamlner. Gore said fie lias never encoun'.efed a c asr similar lo one he trad last month A 2d year old man sunered an acute mv<« arilial infarction (fatal Ireart attack) due tu coronary artery thromfrosi* Iblrs kage) (iote also conducted the autopsy on a 40 year old man last month Mho died of a heart attack frisk ology re|rotts shooed cocaine m both men The eslent i f arterial bloc kage* in the to o men is usually seen In patient* in thetr tale 7i ► *ia ho * the medical e samlner said l i a ante m ay lielp <ausr a buildup of fatty dr|MMUIs on the IvliaMl vessel Malts lim iting the amount of Idcaa] whklr ra n flow through If lire vesorl Itecorrirs totally Idca ked sliuttlrig oil lire M cmhI supple, lh heart muse lr t* damaged Depending upon the eslent if the damage live heart attack c an lie fatal Although lire general public usually relates drug deaths to an overdose or long term t hruntc use. that Is not ne< essarlly the <ase m ith « oralne ' C o ra l n r t« dangerous at any stuff " Gore saul "whether you have used It one two four or five lime*. Mhatrver. It I* immaterial " Aoto|mtr» or. the ( m o men Gore rrferred to slmwed <oralne In their nostnls Are Cocaine. Pag* 7 A A bird in the hand... SA N FO R D — The Spirit id Chrtsima* toy d in e i» III once again hr I hie focal point of a parly at Cafe Jake'* in downtown Sanford I hi* evening IW-gtnning at tt p m the public i* Invited lo lit mg an unwrapjied new toy or a dean u*rit inv to the restaurant lot admission to a k|irctacular p a n i * nh Iter entertainment The Gold W ing Hoad Rider* A m o lailoii Mill hr on liand with I heir cukiomlred motorcyde* 1 tie toy* collet led will tie u*rd In make Christina* a little brighter lor ytningkirr* ai Ihr Kirwi Im pies* von* t a lly « hildluxd Development Center in Sanford By J .M A R K BARF li L O Herald Senior Staff Writer S A N F O R D — A d o /rn |>roplr w r r r terrorized in l s o *e|»aralc roh hrrtr* d u rin g I he (vast tw o dav» its. luding a llilf r study group In a ch u rch T h e first im td rn l o c «u rrd al 10 p m Tuesday night m hen a m a n knot k rd cm lire door cl a South p a lin ' tlo A i r n u r home and asked to u V the telephone W hen a rrsldent o p rn fd the door ih r m a n and another m an pushed thetr w ay tn brandishing liandguns. threatened lo shoot Ihr sis in c up.vtil* ll I hey did not produce m oney Teen back in court SA N FO R D — An Altamonte Spring* teen charged In the |m»| death of her father Mill appear in couft Ihia a/ternu>»n lot t totaling tier prohau >n again. Anloinetie I Tiffany I Sanzo la in )all after testing positive fttr drug use She m m aentrnced a* a youthful oflrnder lor tonspiring to kill her lather. Wayne Sanzo who Mas national prrsi dent of tire Warlock* m olurrytle club She Is on probation until l>rtember, 1095 Earlier this year. I he |H-yrar-o!d pleaded no contesl to violating the terms of hrr probation by ap|iraring on a television talk show with her mother Tile court had ordered she have no contact with April Santo Tire ore npants Included two women and lout rhlld ien . lurliMllng a three year add bery and four-year old girl Lake Mary Elementary school students, left lo right, Tabs Hancock. Daniel Pacheco. Nicholas T silos and Shannon Lastrapea. Dianna I PONT THINK TH E CAROLERS ARE LOOKING FOR A TAMBOURINE PLA YER / Hamseur a first graders, have been caring for chick eggs and can now proudly see the lithe ones which havs hatched into little biddies'. INDEX ■ rld g a ......................... H o ro tco p a ......................... Claaalflada..........BB.7B M evlaa......................... C o m lc a ....................... Nation.................................. C ro s s w o rd ...................I I Fa e p la ........................ Doar Ab b y....................3A Nolle#......................... D eaths........................ BA School Menu............. D r. Oott.......................SB Sparta................... IB , editorial........................4A W oathor...................... Flo rid a ...........................2A W o rld .......................... There won’t be any real snow Today Mostly sunny. High in the up|ier 70* lo around HO Light win d becoming northeast 5 lo 10 mpli F o r moro w oathor, aoo Fa pa t A O u r woman said one ol the m en. c a rryin g a silver semi autom atic handgun, lo n e d her lo go Into Ih r kill hen to retrieve m oney She re|>orfrd w hen she gave h im an undhvrliMrd am otiul. hr pushed her to live floor, saying "Y o u 'v e g<»t more m oney, give me all '* In ihe living rivom Ih r set-und woinari ir|mrtrd Ac* Mobbers. Page 7A New standardized tests will ask probing questions about careers B y V IC K I DoS O R M ItR Herald Staff Writer Dec. 9 16 shopping d ays to C h ristm as Dr Shashi Gore Seminole County madlcal acamlnar a served the community about the possibility of Sudden death from cocaine A rm e d ro b b e rs sought Help make Christmas bright C s m g l M Irani Staff rapart t N|>b« hisls by A#ryt iBANltA rM h «(B Mayor Iris B ento n Mayor leaves historic board By S A N D R A I L U O T T Herald Stab Writer LO N G W O O D Mayor Iris briiso ti resigned fro m the L o n g w o o d H isto rica l Com mission Thursday afirr the d ly attorney opined dia l llir r r should not lie two d l y conmtls•lonerson ihe historic board. A l l h o u g h h a v i n g b o th briisoti and city commissioner Mon Sargrill serving on Ihr historic commission Is mil a violation ol ihr stair'* S u n ­ shine Law. attorney Kit-hard S Taylor ,lr said III a memo. Bee R esign, Page 7 A S A N FO R D — ll could be Ihr Ires! of all world* for Seminole County student* on thrir way lo making plan* for their future# All student* tn the state are required to lake |>art tn standardized (rating lit the second grade fourth grade, eighth grade and tenth grade The California Test of basic Skills IC TU S ) Is used In Ih r elementary* and middle school levels and Ih r Grade Te n Assessment Test IG T A T ) Is used lo teal Ih r high school students Next spring, that may change lor Ihe eighth ami trn ili graders The Seminole C o unty school district hopes to exchange Ihe C TH S and G T A T tests for n |>alr of Irs is called Explore" and "Plan " The stale rrqulres that all students be given nurture! testing al those four bines In thrir academic career*, but they are looking for district* which will help pilot Ihr new' tests and have asked If Seminole County would do lhat The "Explore" lest, for rtghih grader*. Is designed lo Irst Ih r same tvaslr skills as the C TH S. hut also Includes scvmr t|iir*tlons regarding vocational and utdrm lc Inlrrrsts and career option* "It s a way of gelling a b rttrr handle on Ih r nerds and See Te st* . Page 7A Sanford’s own Cotton Club Dinner theatre backs three scholarships B y VIC KI DaSORMIKR Herald Slab Writer__________________ SA N FO R D - In the lla rlrm He nnlssarue ol the 1920*. ihe African A m e ric a n c o m m u n ity brought together sornr of the flnesi musical artiste al Ihe famous Colton Club Patrons ImiII i black and while, rrv rlrd In eornr of the finest ja// From laviil* “ Salclrmo" Armstrong to lillllr Holiday Ihe biggest stars were rvn hand lo make the Joint Jum p On Saturday evening, the Sanford Civic Center will come alive wllli a hoi Colton C lub of Its own The Kappa Sigma Omega chapter ol the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority will he presenting " T h e Cotton C lub A Play with Music" from f> to 9 p in. "W e waul lo hr nblr lo prrsrni culture tu the com m unity lirrr In Kanlord." said Dorothea Fogle, a s|Mvkrsman for ih r sorority. "W r lielirvr ihe |M-ople In ihr community warn lo have rullurul events, hut they don’t want lo have lo travel all the way lo Orlando or lo the Tup|vetware lo gel it * The play on Saturday evening will Ive a dinner theater event, she said Guests, dressed lo ihe nines In l l i r l r " h o lid a y frills " w ill sip cocktails Iveforr they are served a lull dinner prior lo Ihr curtain tiring raised. "There Is a rral nerd for (Ills sort of cultural event In Ihr com m ulty." Fogle said Nationally a( claimed actor llarrv Horney will apfiear In the play, w h ic h he e o -w rote w ith L yn n Thom pson He will star as the r im e r and fell the slory of Ihr Colton l lull and Ihr cultural re­ naissance w hich highlighted Ihr Harlem ro m m u n lly In ih r early pari ol th rre n tu ry. T h e C a g e C a l D a n c e r s of H rlh n n r Cookman College will I m- Harry Burney entertaining as the Colton Club Dancer*. Th e Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, a g ro u p for t o l l r g r e d ucated women, hu* as It* mission the goal ol helping nlhrr*. See T h e a tre , Page 7 A SUBSCRIBE TO THE SANFORD HERALD FOR THE BEST LOCAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-261 �A Ik S*n' '<] b A o to n ) M o *k J a » fKSsy O o c o m b B f 9. 1994 m m in: THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE L a w f o u n d u n c o n s t it u t io n a l Banning reports of names violates free press City requires ‘conversant’ English ■ y J A C K I E H ALLIPAX Associated Press Writer O R LAND O II you Jump In a cab ami ask the driver II hr know* w h r ir citv hall l« he'd (teller talk in ym i In understandable English — r v r n If h r dnran't know where II la Ctly trun*|«>rt.ilk>n ctflklals decided Thursday In require lh.it applicant* lor ta il driver fir given a basic Irat merely in ensurr lliat Ih ry a rr "rraannably conversant" In English. a* a d l y ordinance require* TA LLA H A SSEI A law th a t w a s cm I h r h ook* fo r h o y e a rs li r lo t e t ir in g u t r d b y a proaccn i o t Itirre y e a r s a g o Is t in i a ii i s lllu Ik m u l. tfie stale S u | > rr m e C o u r t lia s r u le d T h e la w b a n n e d m e d ia Im n t p r i n t i n g o r hrraidc a s t in g ih e n a m e s ol ra|«e v k t i m * T h u r s d a y * ru lin g s t e m m e d f r o m c o v e r a g e of th e h ig h ly jn ild lc Wed tria l of W i lli a m K rrm e c tv S m 'l h w h o w a s ai q u i l l e d o l ra jie « h a rg e * T h e la w Oral (passed in 1 9 1 1 . vio la te * " Ih e tre e sjieec h a n d fre e jitra a p ro s talon* of b o lli t h e I 'tille d S la t e * a n d P k u t d a C o n s llliit k t n * J u a l k e G e r a l d K o g a n w ro te lo r the c o u r t In A p r i l I t f t l G l o l i r C o m m u n k a tk m a I o rp p r in t e d ih e i d e n t ll v of Ih e J u j i l l e r w o m a n w h o s m i s e d S m i t h of r a p in g tier a l hi* f a m i l y 's P a lm B r a c h e s ia lr Four B r it is h n e w * |> a p e r* h a d a lr r a d v j i r i n i r d P a tru la B o w m a n * n a m e a n d M M ' S r * * a n d t h e New Y o r k 1 lin e s d id a ll r r Ih e (iln b r The- o b je c t la n o t in d e t e r m in e w h e t h e r a p p lic a n t* k n o w th e a re a '* u r o g r a p h y h u t I n f in d o u t If th e y u n d r r a l a u d I h r q u e st k in Curt Kauai, a srnkw ta il inspector. rem rm brra a man who. upon bring aakrd lot Ida driver's llcenar aald only. Miami Aakrd again hr gave I he aatnr rr«|Mmar City officials figure that a rabble who can't u ndrr«iand a simple rrqural will not underaland a (passenger wanting a trip in a hoapital a mall nr luurtat altrartlon. not to mention cityhall To ro m p ly with the ordinance, city official* up to now liave atmply taikrd tn driver* Kauai now plan* a aimplr trat with live quralIon* three corrrrt answers gtvra a jiaaalng grade He la kreplug I h r quralkm* *ecret. churning them out of a pool nf 25 they're an aimplr Kauai aald, “ You'll hrar people giggling and you'll know they underaland " Students and teacher receive antibiotics The Palm Bear h Courtly state attorney* otlkr tiled < liargea against Ihe G lolir Die Gkdrr. joined by Ih e A**c» laird prraa and oilier media organlfatkm* argued Itial lire law v totaled Ihe guarantee of free spreeh The trial Judge dismissed the case and the 4th fhairkt Court of Ap|ieal In Weal Palm llearh upheld Ihe Judge's ruling The high ( n u l l affirm ed Ih r 4lh I M A * ruling Thursday A stair mav not aulomatk ally Impose llahltlly for the publication of lawfullv obtained truthful Infotmaikm about a mat trr of jtutiltr ro n cem . Kogan wrotr The slalule I* laith liar sweeping lirtause ll doesn't dlsllngiiish between r In um statues and lo t narrow lira ausr it only applies to Ih r media Kogan wrote However Ihe court rum hided by saying ll d id n 't r u lf out the p o s s ib ility that lawmaker* rould write a taw that would laronsliluikinal Naturally wr were pleased with Ihe decision ” said .John K Tierney III a Weal Palm Beach aliorney representing The Glolir “ ll ito rsn i come a* a surprise lu |fl*i9 tier i s Supreme Court ruled against a tape vktim wfur sued a weekly flotlda newspaper lhal published her name In » kilalkm of the statute D ir nation » high court ruled lhal llie uewsiiaiirr The Florida Star couldn l fir •iml " f c publishing irulhful inlurmaikm dial hod been lawfully obtained Richard Ovelm cn • Miami attorney Irjtfrte n in l the Anietu an Civil Lltwrllr* tfnkMi and srvetal media organitalkmv Iik luding the Al* I think |i s a w onderful opinion Ovrlm en said I Hunk It's S sign tfie Supreme Court ha* a very strong rom inli m rn t to the fust Amendment and Indivklu al rights Rk hard Pohn an assistant aliorney gen eral was in a w m iiu r Thursday and dkln I return a telephone« all In JarkwcnvUle Drhfite Dtnttias prrai deni eg Ifie f tor Ida C n u n c ll eg Sraual Abuse Netvkes sakt sl»e tva* seen ti|e vktim * come forward uf Iheir own free will In recent year* lo tell Iheir stories and help other Black mayors meet in Miami O R L A N D O — S i m r 300 s tu d e n t* a n d I r a r h r r a .•( f k a m r H igh Srh o jl a r r r e c e iv in g a n tlb to tlc * a* a re s u lt of lire * u d d r n d e a t h o f a 14 year-old f r r a h m a n f ro m a m n t a g k i u * dlaeaae lie c k v lleaalry d ie d Tuesday f r o m a m rnlngilla r r l a t r d b k i o l In fe c tio n railed m e n in g o c o c c a l a r p t ic r m la Ju*t a few d a y * a fte r b e c o m in g sit k The Infection waa more virulent than the strain that struck three student* at Weal Orange High and one at Boone in S rp irm b rr. said Hill Toth Orange County Health Department * epidemiologist Those studenI*recovered “ ll a Ihe same bug l»ut It presented itself differently.” To th said “ It got In her blcstd and caused a bodywide, blood twised infection ” The risk of espoaure lo Ihe girl * ctaaamale* and leachera la low and can be combatted by Ihe antlbmtk- Rifampin. To th aald The disease la spread through face lo face contact within 2 lo 3 feet of the sick person Becky waa a m e m b e r of ih e J u n io r v a rs ity s o c c e r t r a m but ■ y JO H N P A C IN T i Associated Press Wolec II* m e m lie r s a r r n o m o r e s u w e p t i b le t h a n o th e r s tu d e n t* a n d I r a r h r r a h e said Candidate’s battery charge dismissed SHAI.IM AH — A fi*rmer legislative candktatr accused of punching hi* Republican primary opponent may have lost ihe election but he has won m court Okaloosa County Judge T Patterson Manev dismissed a misdemeanor battery charge again*! Itrun I >rSpain. 25. of Milton tire a use ihe alleged victim (ailed lo apprar at a court hearing Wednesday Slate Kep Jerrold Iturrougha. 26 of Cantonment, a a* attending an orientation program lor new slate lawmakers in Washington Assistant Slate Attorney Ginger Madden asked lor a continuance until Burroughs could attend Manev refused saying hr had loo big a i asrUwid Burroughs legislative assistant. Mark Zubaly. said his bows was prettv upael about the judge s decisPon The season for giving Theresa Trotter (leltl sto»s manage* of Wat M ad Semi note Centra, presents a check tor tt.OAS to M other Blanche Bell Wearer, founder end executive director of Rescue Outreach Mission. Camps would train juvenile offenders for forestry jobs I Man charged with DUI deaths out of Jail OHANOP. ( IT Y — A motorist charged tn the d ru n k rn d rtv in g death* of five people In a four c a r accident has posted ball after spending 17 month* In Jail “ We're Just devastated," said Oviedo resident Della Davt* whose daughter Vicki Corbitt was one of Ihe victims “ He * g o in g lo kill s o m e o n e a g a in ” George Clayton Jones. 41. was released last week alter a friend jiul hi* house up as collateral fur Jones' bond of $410,500. Volusia County Jail offk'lals said Wednesday. Jones could not be located (or comment (ft* lawyer. Randolph Cojieland. said lie was surprised but glad “ H r has su llrrrd horribly bec ause be was nol able lo obtain Ih r best possible medical care (In Jail), and he was In danger of losing his loot that was badly rrushed In Ihe accident Copeland said Jones' blood alcohol level was registered at 0 25 jjrrcrn t. about 2(3 limes the legal limit al the time of the June 1993 accident, ai cording to a poller report Jo n rs was driving w ith a suspended license, poller said H r was < bulged with five count* of driving under the Influence resulting in death, five counts of manslaughter, and driving under the mflurnce resulting in bodily injury. A pretrial hearing Is sri for Jan u ary and trial in February Besides Corbitt, the victims were Donald and Evelyn Anderson of Oak Hill and Theophanl* and Eleltherta Demetrtou of Greece. T A L L A H A S S E E — Juvenile offender* leaving bool ram p could get job training Instead of joing t»ac k lo die street al a oreslry center to h r built neit year, says Agriculture Comm is­ sioner Boh Crawford Youths will also continue Iheir schooling al the forestry camp, whlrh die Department of Agrt culture and Consumer Services hopr* to ojirn hy late summer or early tail. Crawford told a news conference Thursday. “ The program will keep Juve­ nile ollrnders oil die afreets and provide skilled worker* lo help m aintain and Im p ro v e slate lands." h r said Florida ha* a m illion acres of stair-owned forest land, and f 26-10-2-23-3 S a n fo rd llc r a ld Second Cists boaiss* bald *c S«n*ord Flood* *nd *ddmon*l moiling saisss boalmMWc S*nd *ddr*«a chang** to THE SAkFOnO HEHALO. P 0 Boa IMF. Sanford FL UTTS-ttMT Subocnpcion ha!** (Oorly A Sunday) 3 Month* S Month* t Yt*r Mom* C*u,*ry lit M SHOO ITS 00 Mol 134 M UA DO SHOO Florid* R**ld*nt* mute pay r\ aai*a in In addition lo rala* abocr* Phon* |«0T) 333 H it. Wlnle he doesn't argue with Sfrtrf jietialtlrs for offenders. AMI president Hohrri Weaver has said only educational pro grams dial teach values and pride can rehabilitate youths iwlorr they become hardened adult criminals The tendency t* in huk at atra* like Lew Angelr*. Sew York C i t y a n d e v e n M ia m i lo r Mraiegie* |o anise proUciu* Ingram prr*idenl of the Ns tlu n a l (c in t r r e n r e o l Black M a \ o r * *a I d T h u rs d a v “ Smaller c itirs liavr done well in *olvmg wane problem*. and w r need lo knk In litem Ingram point* lo * kiw im tune h<Hi*ing development In hi* ctly a* one r sample Business and government joinrd lorres in re­ novating a dilapidated apart­ ment building In East SI laiul*. Ill . rlvefboat gambling Iwljied turn around 4 terrible economy “ The city, quite Iranklv was lacing tuinkruplcy and going inlet recrlvrrship said Mayor (•onion D flush said “ W r had lo miss pavday* for (roller and Ihe fire d rjM rin irn l We w rir flat on our liat k ” Now i h r city b r in g s In $1 m illio n a m o n t h f r o m I h r la rge st c r u i s i n g r l v r r b o a t in I h e country f lu s h s a y s It Is lim e d i a l th e s m a lle r r l l l e s g e l their say THE WEATHER EXTENDED OUTLOOK UOCAL F O fU C A tT Tonight: Partly cloudy L i w In Ihe lower lo mid GO* Nortfirast wind 5 mph Saturday: Morning log then (tartly cloudy with a chance of shower* Low-* in Ihr m id SO* north to mid 60* south Highs In the lower HO* Sunday: Morning fog then (tartly cloudy w ith a ■hancr of shower* Low* In Ihe 60*. Highs In the upper 70s Monday Partly cloudy w ith a c harier ol showers Low* In Ih e upper 50s lo Ihe lower 60* Highs In I h r up(>rr 70s Friday. December 9. 1994 Vol 07. No 96 Puba*h*d DaPy and Sunday, nope Saturday by Th* Sanloed Marsld. Inc 100 N Franch Arc. SanCord. FI* u n i The department I* working with die s ta ir Division of Forest ry lo develop d ir training, which will include working lo imjirovr slate Linds, especially In envi­ ronm entally sensitive arras Among others, die dr|>artmrnt has studied a Lake Placid center run by Assorialrd Marine In dustrlrs a private nonprofit group dial contract* with die sialr in provide educational re­ form programs for delinquent* fO»'W»9»l Jaektondi* K»y A m ’ ¥*#7PI Poevaeo** fa *-aim Imp* Vt-o B**e* A Palm B<*<- n •i n n i) a 14 V Ai n n •o to u if u it 11 1» M 11 11 to At IS *t It Pel 00 00 00 oo ♦f 00 00 00 00 X 00 »r tf J . r -u — * F R ID A Y P t l y c ld y 80 62 ‘r SA TU R D A Y P t ly c ld y 8 2 -0 2 MOON PHASES • NEW D ec. 2 4 F IR S T D ec. 9 O (3 FLORIDA TKMPS car . w NATIONAL TEMPS FULL Dec. IN LAST D ec. 25 BEACH CONDITIONS D a y to n a Ueacht Waves arr Tfie current is to ihe wiuth W'aler Irntperaiurr Is 70dc greet New S m y rn a B e a ch: Waves arr 1-2 feel and choppy The current is to the south W'aler temperature is 7 1 de grees 2 - 2*3 feet and c h o p p y SUNDAY P t l y c l d y 82 6 2 MONDAY P t ly c ld y 82-82 TIDES TU ES D A Y P tly c ld y 82 02 STATISTICS SA TU R D A Y S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min. I I U> a m . 11 55 p m . MaJ 4:20 a in.. 5 45 p m T ID E S t D a y to n a Beachi highs I 33 a in . I 57 p in low-. 7 51 am t F a n ta s y 3 C o nstruction I* to start In February o n Ihe ram p, which probably w ill handle 40 lo 50 trainee* A location hasn't hern chosen, b u l Levy and Claycounty site* are tiring consul errd. C raw ford said Program goal* include rhangtng negative behavior jtatlrrn* correcting rtliu at kina I shorilalls and providing Job training and aortal skill* Participant* will gel help finding Job* and folkiw up counsrllng. Craw lord said * M IA M I - Here are the w inning num bers selected T h u r s d a y In the F lo r id a Lottery: trainers w ill e prep, -d for least 10 dlfTrrrnl jruhlk sector Ia n d - m a n a g em e n l Jo b s. Crawford said Trainees could qualify for slm liar }ot>* o n jirivalr land* In Florida a n d elsrwherr. tie said la w m a k e rs appropriated $3 million earlier th»* year to get the program started ■y B ILL B ER G STR O M Associated Press Writer From Associated P rtt* rsports LOTTERY in Sanford The amount is a percentage of the sales done in one hour on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, when Ihe store openod one hour earif for holiday shoppers MIAMI For lda< k mayors meeting he re this weekend bigger l* nut net rsaartly b rtirr W bile the leadrrs of nation* in Ihe Western Hemisphere rub rlttows al Ihe Sum m it of Ihe Ametk as a rina town about m mayors — m any of them nrwlv elec ted — will esrhange ideas on how lo Itallle crime rrhulld ■olrasiructure and enje with a c h a n g in g n a tio n a l p o litic a l rllm a lr Rolirtt It Ingram mayor of th r Miami sulnirh ( >jva !<■ lu says II I* llie smaller elite* and town* dial a rr corning up with Ihe tniurv alive Idea* h iBp in N ew S m y r n a Beachi highs. I 3H a m .. 2 02 p m . lows. 7 56 a m . H 2 3 |> m Cocoa Beach: highs. I 5 3 a m . 2 17 p m . lows. 8 11 a .m ..8 :3 8 p ,m . BOATING S t. A u g u s tin e to J u p it e r Inlet Today: W in d east 15 kind* Seas 3 lo 5 feel Hay and Inland waters a m odrnilc chop. Seal le rrd shower*. Visibility Irss than 3 nautical mile* In lug m ainly n (tortlon during ilninornlng Tonight W ind rasi 15 knots. Sous 3 lo 5 (eel. Bay and inlund w aters a moderate chop. Scattrrrd shower* Sat: Wind sa­ in s 15 knots Seas 3 l-t 5 led T h e hig h trn ip e ra tu rr In Sanford on Thursday was 79 drgrres and Friday's overnight low was 65 clrgrrr* as re|Mirtrd hy ih r University of Florida Agrlc ulliiral Research ami E d u ­ cational ('enter. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for I fir (M-rliKl ending 9 a m Friday, totalled 0 Inches. S u n set................... .5 :2 9 p.m. S u n rise ..................7 :0 0 s.m . •' i/94 p*••>ovA dar * *■9* *-edIrt-n yM ** t*l a m E ST City Hi u Pre Am*iiM* AO n *«<*••««* 14 V Aft**!* a ss Ati*n*K Cir» 4J 11 AuvCm tt 44 IS B*l!mri 44 V So-«* V tl BavCan to IS Sw<l.ngeon VI it II Cat**i ll IA C**at*tcaa< t C 44 u C**el*tcen W Va Ai to C**o*n* N C tl Al Chicago 11 n if Cincinnati 41 p 10 0 *!«l«nd to if Coneoed N H It IS 0*ll«v U Wraith SI M ff D«pton i» )) SS Dniiat if IS 01 0*t M»n*V )i n •1 DaCrglt ll if •1 Monolulg tA u Moutton •1 ts lnd‘*n*p*tlt AO to 14 Jun**u 10 ot aaneat City 14 H l«t Vrg*t so It LICK* Sack At 44 149 l o» Ang*l*t 11 Af M**nph. | At At SI MHa«a* it 11 04 Mb'* 4' P»uC V 10 to Nathull* si Af II k*n Or Want IS Si »•!« Voal City It It Oalahoma City IS It OmaPi* If 04 •1 Philadaighia 41 It Phoania tl a Pittabutgh to if Portland Mam* IS IS lacramanc* SI if It L«u'» Al it II Vait Lav* City 11 it Wathingtgn 0 C 41 14 otit CN c#y rs fr (tf ry* (t» rff (tf c*» itf tn m C*F tn V) (tf rp« Ot (tor (toy fir (toy (toy (toy t\t dr rn Ot tn (toy (toy tn tn tn clt (toy r$» Ot tn (toy (toy (toy clr rr» �•>*n*ufd M*rai<1 SanitatJ, f F'isJ*, Dacamba, 8 1 W 4 1A Angels we have heard on high Drug possession, fugitive charges V m kry I. H arr Sandri* 2', alia* K y m l. Mn»ll gurnet y 2ft " I I4H1 |j,iir Harney H iud Geneva wa* arretted mi drug j»t*se**ion 4i,it fugitive < barge* by hcnilnnlr County deputies Tuesday Deputies rescinded In I h r m i i lr m r slmrtly lirfocr 6 4 iii lursdav « lir r K>m I. Monlgnuiery tenanted someone I-*li*4i ked her iKMIir and liaik her ■at ami Omm Mir car was Imutil eafllet In tile evening at Hast Stair Hoad 1*1 h.u Mill, 4 broken wlndow A deputy rrp o rlrd finding container* and t»ag* nl marijuana In llir home along with plpr* a* hr w 4ri tint lot Ih r gun i l i r woman sniit ih r marijuana wa* Used n> train aran b dog* When asked It slie bait a permit I hr woman saltl she dldn I k im « she nrrdrd onr 1 h r dr|>uly re la te d arrtnii marijuana In ih r woman a j>or w and on iliiw r r « animation found an Alaltama driver* Ihense tirarlng Sarxtrr • nam r W h rn asked u Lm t Ihr license. Ih r woman wild II belonged In hrr sister A i hr, k rrveatrd Sander* wa* a tuglllve from Alabama and could Iw ulrn illlrd hy a latrai on hrr hr ra il T h r wmnan had •uc ll a laloo llir dr|iuly rr|a>r1rd While |J,r ilrjiuly *r*rrfird Ih r residence hr rr|airiri1 hearing a window o|irn and someone run away W hrn h r InvestIgatrd h r found Sander* outside by a frru r, union*. km* Emergent v mrillcal let httl (tana re*|><aided and found *hc waa under the Influence id an unknown drug Saridrra waa lakrn lo t rntral Florida Regional Hospital for irra im rn t. thru arrraird More than 100 lake Mary Girt Scouts gathered to raise then voices in traditional holiday song W ednesday night at C h ris tm a s in O ld e la k e Mar, The scouts, their farm lies tnends and other rest dents of the community en toyed cookies and hot cider served by the la k e Mary Woman s Club at an open house held in the Frank Evans C e n te r The b u ild in g was tsstiveiy decorated by the Lake Mary Garden Club and the scouts provided crafts and entertainment tnside and in the parking lot The building long used as a community center, houses the lake Mary Histort cat library and the Senior Center "v a t f a n h (|ry u a tw Probation violation (liarle* Andrr M ifiilia 21 frill S 1‘almrtio A i r Sanford waa arrrwlrd on an Orange County marijuana (Htaarwaton (rrotiailon violation i barge Wrdnraday E a r ly r e le a s e o f p r is o n e r s o v e r ? Incidents reported to the sheriff • A (rank Irltrr In U m 1<*1 tika k of anulh I ' S Hwv 17-0] rrpu ttrd altr . aattrd a 8 7* it in k leloir learning I' *a* a forgery I h r suspect Irft ih r hank lirtorr llir teller returned from verifying ih r bu*tne%* <heck waa forged • A homeowner in the TOO blork of I'ldernilll Hare, In Lakewood at ih r Crossing* reported aomewte atolr rftange and a atr’ ro from hla unto, ked vehicle e m t night Sunday or early Monday • Another homeowner on Dublin Drive in the < rosslng* reported a vehh Ir burglary and grand ihefr of inure then 8 «■> when a <aae i d CD* waa taken from her win * ■ar Someone also aitrm|>trd In remove a airrro from a second vehicle al Ihr residence l*a|iet« w rrr alto la krn Ilian Ihr glove rumpaMmenl • A • 1:»5 h tiV ilr jnin haaed 4a a I'htlalmaa present fn a woman for her daughter waa atolrri from llrathrow Elementary Sc ftool The woman waa aloft rig Ihr bikr al Ih r w L a d hut discovered It waa mtwalng Monday • A fa a rnai hlrie waa lakrn during an othir hr raking at < town Oak Center in lamgwuud • A woman III Ih r l.k ll hl<> k of V Many I h i o Longwiaid reported a i aaaetie player tapra radar drlerior and amjtliller were taken from her rar Monday Incidents reported to Sanford police • A ditic atore t lerk in Ihe J im ) trim k of S Krrn rh Ayr reported *hr waa ahoved by a mlrber who took i l l boara of perfume yalued at t 3 l Monday The rlerk told police ahe w a the man removing aerunty label* Inrni the In a ra and when ahe approached him he puahrd hrr and ran out thr door •About 81 700 w-** taken from a store m ihe |V*» hl<«k of French Avenue Sunday night when the hack door waa pried rrpen • A m lcm wave oven waa lakrn frtrtu a Hoard rralaurant in Ih r 1000 him k of W 1 lilli attrr a window waa amaalyed with a . conrrete k Tire thefl m r u r rr d Wiainini# Uriweeti Nov. 16 and Monday • Ih e owner of a trualnraa In Ihe 2hb0 hka k of S I’aik Drive rejaaled hla tar waa atiden over the werkend • I ..u lt r a at,ora and t lot hi tig w rrr atnlrn from an aparlmenl In l.akr Monroe Terra< e over the weekend • A woman In the 2.100 lil.uk of S Oak Avenue re jn rlrd juvenile* have l»een removing mall from mall boara and throwing It on the ground • A Winter Springy woman rejairled the Im k on hrr airjdone hangar waa removed al Sanlord Alrjion and a radio and Iwltrry rliarger w rrr miaalng • A aterro waa lakrn from a rraldrm e on Coat blight Court ■ r ADAM T I O M A N I Associated Press Writer TALLA H ASSEE - Oov la w fun Chile* declared early re leave U* Florida prisoner* ha* ended trul yupj»*rter* of allflrr sentence* w v they re *krptical ill hi*rlaim * "I quite frankly believe it • a lai aile said M analrr County Sheriff C frarite Well*, a founder rrf Slop Tu rn in g Out lY 1*oncr». a jirtlllon drive for a t on*tItuttonal amendment In require that pet* oners w r v r at |ra*t Kft jrerrenf of ilteir term* The governor ward Thursday tlu t criminal* coming Into *tatr jie nllrniune* tin* month will •erve an average uf 76 jierrent of Ihelr sente ncr* while Violent offender* will serve ahmd NM j«rr« enl * We ran keep a cainjulgn promise to d a y ," Chile* said We arr ending early release li • history " He attributed th r end of early release to a m a jo r p ris o n rkpansion the deportation of Imprisoned Illegal alien* and <liangr* in sentencing guideline* that reduced the num ber of drug related and non violent of fen dean entering prison r'orrea Hoi*, yew. m a t y Harrv I f Singletary said the Chile* ad­ ministration wa* ataiul a year atlead of srhrdule In reaching 11* 76 |en enl goal P riso n e r* c u rre n tly serve afsnjl 40 perrrnl id Ihelr *rn lenre* Singletary said the use of prefabricated concrete prison « ell* ha* reditred r,m*lruction lime from 12 month* to five month* Th e *talr will ojyen 4 »ik » additional prison beds by ihe end of the year and H.orjn tied* by Ihe end of June Florida haaaliout Ir, 600 prisoner* "W e have now the capacity for the flr|>arimeni of Correction* to no kmger tw the Dr|iartmrnt of He|ea*e." Singletary <Mid In another sign that pn«oner* will spend more time behind ttar* the Parole ( omrnLaaloil Iht* wet k added 40 days to the arntencr* of about 3.1X10 prison­ er* w ho are eligible lor early release said Ju d ith Wotson. Ihe com mission's ■hatrwoman WE DELIVER! No matlsf stwrt you ava. w* bring you ou r aroa • At *ourca o# nan* and information Call today Kaiser P O N T I A C -B U I C K -G M C T R U C K S 1590 South Woodland Blvd., DeLand DELAND 904*734>6882 •DAYTONA 904-257-6540 •ORLANDO 407-629-0549 •LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF H.VY. 17*92 & HVVY 15A* T A K E AN E X T R A A L in d rrd u d lo n hearing was held last Friday In Daylnna Beach The Judge did not rrntler his llnal decision until Wed n r s dav He has maintained hts Innew erne since the L g m n in g Fam ily, friends and neighLirs have rallied in his drfrnse "Everyone is still sticking by h im ," said Ihe father "W e know he is Innocriil When all Ih r evidence Is In. II will lw clear." T h e medical examiners report has nol yei hern presented in the court, Swinehart said Thai in formal Inn. hr L-lirves. will helji clear his son's way lo freedom Th e younger Swinehart has been Jailed since the morning ol ih r child 's death Hts f.ilhrr said he Is drjtrcsM-d. hut Is no longer L ing kepi on suicide watch T h e investigation Into child's dealli Is continuing the 10% OFF OUR CURRENT SALE PRICES LISTED BELOW: SATURDAY DECEMBER 10, 1994 7:00 AM TO 11:00 AM ONLY Judge William Johnson ref­ used lu rrd u rr bond for Jam ie Swinehart of L ik r Mary who is charged with aggravated child abuse in Volusia County Swinehart is accused of physi­ cally abusing Jose Trinidad. Ills girllrlrnd s 7-monlh-old son, and causing ih r boy's death Wells said the stracly drop 111 prison admissions sliKe I 'W i is In targe part due to c hanges In Other automobile dealers are known to play games from time to trmo/but Ihe game they are best at is Follow the Leader. W hy not visit us? With our low prices, groat service, and attractive financing... Ju s t W hom Do Y o u Suppose T h e y Are Follow ing? Swinehart refused reduction of bond " W r knew It was a million In u n r shut." said Kirby Swinehart. the defendant'* father, "hut we had In iry " control release b rra u s r Ihe act m ission rate could Inc rease aentenelng guidelines that make it dim cull to send dnig offend e rs b u r g la r s a n d o ilie r nonviolent offenders to prison Florida I* still No I In crime. ' he said W r haven ) done a darn thing here except Juggle a hum h of m inder* ** Well* said S TO P already ha* c o l l e c t e d a b o u t 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 signatures to get the H I percent amendment on the ballot T h e g ro u p had e n o u g h signatures to place tJie proposal on this years ballot but thr state Supreme Court kricekrd 11 nl! brrauar of Inadequate word ing State lawmakers also wtll con­ sider legislation based on the S T O P amendment Chiles said the unexpected speed of the current prison expansion may require him to seek money from Ihe Legislature i>, operate the addition*) tied* Th e y will cost an estimated 813 million to 8 16 million It Gets Awfully Lonely at the Top • A d57 handgun waa reportedly aiirlrn tw tu rrn Nov |M and l>e« I. from a reatdenre In the 2000 block of Ad.una Avenue, T h r theft waa nol detected until 1 riday ■ y V IC K I D c tO M M IIN Herald Slafl Writer There are those that thought they were going to go home C h r l « t m a * . “ W n la o n said " T h e y ' r e n o t g o in g hom e Christmas " Four year* ago lawmaker* revised early release to keep violent criminals lie hind bar* kinger That <a m r after public outrage oyer the killing of two Metro Dade poller nflker* by Charlie Strret 10 day* aflrr he wa* released from prison Street la on death row Ttie commission has awarded control release credit* to eligible p r i s o n e r * in pre vent overcrowding W*4*on said that ha* now changed a* admissions declined and more bed* werr added Bui Wolaori couldn't sav Ihe state w ould never again use FOR WOMEN 30-50% O FF 14 KT G O LD CH AIN S. 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N A T U R A L IS S U E S * KNIT SALE 13.99 20-30% OFF 1 LE V I'S * LO O SE-FIT 560* J E A N S FO R BOYS FOR HOME SA V E ON SH EET S, TO W ELS CO M FO RTERS, BLA N K ETS, W INDOW C O V E R IN G S AN D MORE. H w y . 1 7 -9 2 Sanford �4X Ss • d B# 'tocd F«m<J4 0 * a-'twc 9. t«M Editorials/ Opinions S a n lo n l lle m lri (USP* 411 IK)} 300 S FR EN CH A V E S A N IU till M-A 32771 A i r a < u l r 407-322 2011 m 031 0 00 3 L k i K L o w •Editor O t l t l t l M P u g ti • U u i i o c i t U a n a g a c St tlM H in iO N HATE 3 Month* l i t ) Au 0 Maul It* I 3 U 00 1 Y rs j 67M on Florid* n**id*ntt mull pay 7% •*«» !*• tn •JJ lion to l i l r i r t u if EDITORIAL It a in ’t over till it’s over W r v r .ill heard t h r jih ru sr. "It A in ’t o v r r u ntil It *» over It .ipj>r,tr* a t th o ug h ih lt w eek's Satilnrtl C ity C o m m is s io n f k T lM m w ill III lu lu (Ills category A lt h o u g h th r i l l y rom m ls-sion, d u rin g a tjK-t lal t ailed m e eting W f d n n d t i i vtilrti to a p p ro ve tlte t.itm lattun of (he v o le t C o m m it Blotter A A M d 'la n a h a n . w h o appear* to have lo ti b v te v e n vole t. It a p p ra h n g (he ■m int lie p la n t to M illion h it ro n tp la ln tt to the C irc u it C o u rt for form al Ju d g m e n t S ta le taw* tay that a n election w h ic h I* w oo hy one h a ll of one p r rr e n t of the voter* or let* It a u to m a tic a lly recalculated. hut the j»er e r n tu g r v a t slightly higher in i h l t Sanford tllu a tln n T h e re are m a n y w h o believe M r C U n a h a n should accept the vole m u n i a n d bow m il of o lllre nra« lo u tlv H e h a t m ade c o m p la in t* h o w e ve r, that there m a y have I tern u ne th ica l a ctivities at th r ac tu a l (Milling place M a y o r llr t t v r S m ith and m e m b e rs of th r c o m m i s s i o n h a v e s a id t h e y w o u ld be se riou sly concerned over the allegation*, if th e y ai tu a llv o c c u r r e d a t M r f 'la n a h a n ttellevrs W r a g rre (u m jM lg n t n g It not allowed w ith in 5 0 I r r t of a p o llin g place o n elect ton day W h e th e r one p e rso n , w h o m a y I k * i a m |M ig n ln g . com e* In contact w ith another (verson In the p o llin g place, (w ith in the 5 0 fool lim ltl c a n tie co n s tru e d a t a vio latio n » ( this r d k i it a m a tte r for the court to decide W h ile to m e m a y ha ve a tendency to b r lir v r M r C la n a h a n it a c tin g like a to re le**rr w r m u st a d m it. If h it allegation* are proven true he h a t e v e ry rig h t to register h it com plaints a n d take w hatever at tlmi t h r fudge allows T h e o n e th in g w h ic h m u tt be considered In this s itu a tio n It that neither of the at tual c a n d id a te * n rr accu se d of h a vin g created th is p ro b le m In a lm o s t every politica l election from local to n a tio n a l, z e a lo u s sup|>ortrrs m a y go over Ik la rd in w o rk in g lo r their candidate W e have t e r n It ha p p en for years right here tn C e n tra l Flo rid a . T h e r e have h e rn Instance* su ch a t d e ­ s tro y in g of cam |M lgn signs a n d spreading false litera tu re C a n d id a te s h o w e ve r, have a lm o st a lw ays re m a in e d true to the re q u ire m e n ts of r u n n in g for office. Il M c C la n a h a n 't allegations p ro v e true, they m u st la* hr ought out an d rectified. If they are d e n n e d to be u n tru e , at least h it right to be heard w ill have l»een a llow ed D o n ’t w a i t f o r c a l l I lirlteve Jane Lane of Seminole County schools nerds a review of far ts pertaining to the education of <h lld rrn In poi krisof poverty T h r Sanford ffrra/d published an article Nov 2. 1994 by Vli kl DeSormler entitled "Pocket* of Poverty ” She quoted Mr hobby Douglas quite frequently In the article From these quotes I concluded dial Mr Douglas believes dial children in p o rkri* of (xvverty will not be on an equal looting with other children without business intervention in d ir form of Dividend volunteers, playground equipment and classroom supplies On Nov 6 . IJ*M thr Sanford llr r jh t published m y tru e r oil I lie subject In that le d rr I tried m y hes! to show dull I was an example ul a child in poverty wiiu got a good education without any special help Irian anyone except teachers I also cautioned all concerned to avoid furnishing parent* in poverty and their chtklrrn with what might be considered an exruse for tack of education To la* blunt. I believe that all rhtldrrn. In* hiding those in poverty, can get a good education without business intervention like that priqmsed by Mr Douglas Disagree if you will, but that Is m y belief. Therefore. Jane Lane’s recent letter to the editor i ailing tor me to volunteer as a Dividend, speaker, nr mentor evoked an emotion akin to that of watching your worst enemy go over a dtfl tn your new ear I am glad she Is able to read, hut sad that stir cannot comprehend. I do hope she and her co-worker* have soinrtlm g rls r to occupy their dine while they wall for m y <alt. Donald M. Fann Sanford LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. All fetters must lx- signed, include the address of die writer and a daytime telephone number Ledrr* should be on a single subject and lie as brief as possible Th e letters are subject tu editing - CHUCK STONE Helms, NEA both deserve a voice Of ermine Jesse Helms should tie chairm an of d o henalr Foreign Retali'-n* ('n n tm ltlrr Mind less logurrbr.t dorsn t revoke his freedom nt speech Helms statement that Clinton ‘‘better have a I nk! ) guard if tie tam e tu North Carolina shocked m a n y A m e rh a n » llu l t h r First Am endm ent p ro trtls his JcxuUr th rra t to Prrsiilrni Clinton s tile as dutifully as ti pnitrr i* thr National Fndowuient lor the Arts' right to hind art I hat outrages t lir Republican senator from North Carnltna llul Helms freedom of irresponsible spree h has allot hr i dtnihlr advantage hi* senalodal Invulnerability and (h r Srefrt Service'* In ve sd ga d vr double standard for In tlu rn d a l Southern senators As for N FA %up{*vrtrd arllsile rogues thru creativity may olfritd our moral sensitHliiiea. tmt it is a clear and present danger only to the art l*ls sari il v N* apegtMling offensive artists is good politic* Jesse Hr tins has honed th r politic* of m u rage by tmildmg op a legion of supixvttrr* who help him fit the definition of a demagogue " A m an who ran us k a boat and convince every bods there t* a storm at sea The storm ol this year * Republican landslide mav d»» more than r«« k live National F.ivdowmrnt Inf llir Arts txul the crmseiv alive dcxuloutrcl HM lh Congress wilt either try to srultir tl o r c o n f i n e it la drydork Fo r 12 R eagan Hush year* live NFA was a c o n v e n ie n t p u n c h in g bag for i onsrrv stives Some of th e ir it lir n c h a n t m e n t w a* merltrd VVliat passes fo r art in a frw quartris is little mme I b a n s o m e l*svi hoik • ooatmtti adventure That s not to sug gest a m rans test f«vr \ Mindies* art requiring aerrpt loQorrhea a tit Illy A r t must doesn't revoke alwavs (hattenge us his freedom of to rise above thr speech £ tu w t level* of our nature Art should delight the eve and uplift the heart Hut If also should dtstufb the eomplat eni and challenge the orthodox When (k id lets loose a thinker on the planet, art happens When II does ait should lac e only one lest to survive foe |aistrrtfv the m arkrljdacr of public opinion I’rotrt led hy the i list A in r m lm rn l. Hie m aikrtplaie lias alwavs cherished dlflrirttl strokes for dtffrrent folks Mow Y O U hrliold hrautv In thr PlalonH m ind and ask W h y'' ts different horn how "I dream things that never I wretr and ask why not?” W hen Am erlta was founded we were a I quill and paper h>x%e and fmggv sym phony of farms rontalneri In 13 Matrs where 111 million I I•enple trad newspapers and drank a glass of warm milk brforr retiring early Art was U m n g tn It* Mirtplicttv Tix lcy wr are a computerized Jet plane cacophony eg *kv*>rajirt« ghrtlos and u iirn tta sprawled across 30 slates where 24* million jwivple read news|sipers watch Irlevtslrm listen to radio go lo the m o v ie s and eat a late night ptrra Art is evt Itlng in ittcumplexlty In that gkvhail sc hetne of things government lias had to jday a tnut h bigger role tit our live* Art iiu Kultng N FA subsidized art reflects the happy t urbulein e of those i hangr* Few year*. R rp u b lk an* and conservatives have i laim rd tn tie thr rightful ptotectoe* of rapflalism * Individualism IV S W JACK ANDERSON , 1 G o e s THE UOLDTHQi MY ECEATH T iU . YOU STOP’ BOUTiUC ISHT WWISN& Gangs use high tech to cash in WELL, TUATs ALL THAT W A S H IN G TO N Organized crtnve ha* entered live information age U s in g some of the tool* ol m odern icHtmtunk *II(M» — cnlnr cvepirf* computet *• -inner* and tvMtiputrr graphic* (Hogratti* — a weft organized Vietnamese gang has, teen cashing counterfeit cnr (■•rate rherk* at funk* across the country According in federal Investigators, the fake check* pro Vide a graphic •satnjde of how easily technology can be used to <tc fraud tl rtanc u l Inst tint am* Sources estimate It*.total losses In the tens of millions of dollars I T il e si tie m e ts de a t I c d I ft a soon to be r r lr a s r d " f r a u d a le r t " t irin g d i s t r i b u t e d tiy th e Federal Dejmslt In­ surance Cnrp to thr nation's top hank ex e c u t lv e * According M1W.X h to llir fra u d a le r t, and In te r v ie w s w it h At least you’re paying attention W A S H IN G TO N - tu*>k at me I‘ay ut tent Ion lo me Hr fasc inated by me Lovr me If you can t love rnr then go ahead, hate me — at least you re jMVIltg at lent ton lie repulsed, sin* ked or outraged by me Hut look at me Welcome to AmerU a w Itrre If you could translate many (teoplr’s most primal scream Into words, you'd hear ’ Look at m e '" Today the demand Is so great, from a million shrieking me *, lhai it'* dam n near dealenlng A blessing and a ru rs r. "look at m e ” fuels both lowering art and irredeemable crap dance, music and literature that forever illumine, and fortysomething mom* on T V talk shows who brag about stealing Ihetr teen age daughters brau* and then revel In audience member*' disdain Frighteningly. "Look at me-ltl* " I* a virus that's spreading Example* Th e infamous videotape, filmed at a Prince George * County. Md . pool, of several young w o m en ai u go-go p a rty d o ffin g their swimsuits gyrating and then providing the i amera with intimate views many women w o u ld h e sita te tu g iv e their g y n e c o lo g is t* Tlte phenomenon at some rock and heavy metal concert* of young women removing (heir lops and shaking thetr breasts for c fleering sttangrrs as a camera projects ihr Image onto huge screen*. The bizarre moment last summer, related In a recent New Yorker article, when brilliant dancer-choreographer Hill T Jo n e s was jverformlng arid spied two children In the audience Jones looked at the "tw o inno­ cent*." dropped ht* pants and briefly exposed himself He later a|>oiogt/cd. hut Jones says hr wanted lo "make reference to the power of my body the taboo It represent*." In other words, to m akr them look at him In a thought provoking piece tn T h e Wash­ ington Post. J A Adande exam ined thr phenomenon In sport*, panicularly football (with its fancy, post-touchdown dances) and haskrtUill Iwtth certain players' taunting and in-your mug dunksl Proponents say. hey. it’s about style and attitude. 'It's showmanship. It's (expletive) you." ro m m riiied cultural critic Nelson George In the piece H rrausr some of the must flamboyant practitioner* are African Am eri­ can, some say it's a "black tJiang " Other*, like former Pittsburgh St crier Lynn Swann. Insist. "It's a sport* th in g " While black players Ukr Deton Sanders historically Jtavr set Ih r standard, most — from J im Hrown tn I lie- just to Jerry Klee and Kmmttt Smith today — eschew such anile*. Th* acceptance, even celebration, of "look at m e" Is a 'fiOs thing A culture-wide thing. It's a w r-k n o w -b e tte r thing, e ve n for 10-ycar-olds like Felix Ruiz, of Silver Spring. Md Felix thinks It * funny when j»ro player* s h o w t« m i Hut as a talented player on a lea a! rcc team. Felix never showed off because "ft's un*js>rtsmansfitp If yo u ’re not a good *|x»ct people grt m ad al you. then you get in a fight Exactly W hich Is w h y "look at m e” ha* bee time art "Enough, already'” thing Inevitably, "look at m e ' * g i v e * no thought tu anybody but you SjMirts in­ evitably result* in a victor and the van­ quished A n y child know* losing a tough enough - without some Jerk rubbing your fare In II. Life'* lo u g h loo A n d It i* stupid and hypocritical to acc rp b even laud, bla­ tant look a t-m r-lsm when It titillate* or a m u s e * — a* In (F r lg h t o n ln g ly , S h a ro n S l o n r 'i 'Look at m e-llis' "H a s te In s t in c t " is a virus that's flashing aqd certain spreading. ■ comics' ugly, laslr less slide ks — and ai other time* dejilurr It. W hy did II take year* for America to weary of Madonna*’ W h y doe* the Washington Hutlels management still allow professional heckler Robin Ftckrr to taunt opposing teams from counsldr at the lop of ht* bullhorn aided lungs? Where "lo o k al m e” 1* prim arily, and tragically, a black tiling Is on city street*, where In-your-face too often result* in In-your grave. Every black adult In the nation need* to be pulling some kid's coattail, screaming that lifr, not some boneheaded notion of manhood. Is worth fighting for. When your only jxiwcr l* derived from exulting over others' failure, you are pitiful Ituirrd It takes 20 time* the guts and class — remember that word? — lo restrain "n a tura l" impulse* titan to rave In to them T o think of someone else Does Hill Jones really care what effect tils "artistic" disjilay had on those children? "A n artist doesn't have lo do anything." Jones said later. "I know dial s an Invliallon to Ir­ responsibility. tint art Isis should tie the freest people in noclrty," Well, every Jxxly'a an artist, or thinks they arc, And unless all of American rediscover* restraint as an art form, millions more will discover what too many hard young brother* " f in d " after llielr refusal to be dlssed lands them In the cemetery: Some grass, some flowers, a whole lot of respectful silence. And nobody to look at you g o v e r n m e n t In v r s it g a to r s f a m ilia r w it h t h e g a n g s . I lie u f Organized crim e has entered the Information age I scheme has already | jtro vrd rem arkably ■pile k and rffre Itv r The proersa tirgins with a tunk employer, or a recipient of a c hrt k. sldrtrarklng a corjHiiatr check as it moves thmugti the clearing process 1 hr check Is photcx-opird. and Hie acreHint t* verified lo rnakr sure It has a large balance The copied rherk is then turned m et to the gang Gang mrmlvrr* then sc an thr check mtn a com puter using rq u q im rn i that ra n be jiurc hasrcl III must office s u p p l) stores "Once in tlir computer. Hie check can tie easily iii a n i ji u la t r d to c h a n g e act (H in t information, llir t u n k n a m e a n d logo or a n y t h in g jirintrd on It." according t the hand alrrl. Finally, the new (orgrrirs a re jitin ird out on h ig h quality laser jirtnlrrs Hut use the magnetic e n c o d in g that ajijiearsnn llir fac e of the< tiec k Jrsve Wcxxl. a Sec ret Service agent based lit Charlotir. N ( where the gang recrrilly stnic k told our ussr* tale Jan Muller f licit llir forgeries are often as good as I fir originals "In m any cases, llir quality ran l>r heller than llir nrtgln.il rh e rk ." tie -slid In the case of llir Vietnamese gangs, the checks are generally corporaie payroll dircks, normally In ib r amount of W 0 0 S I .GOOrac II Once ihe phony checks are completed, the gang w ill dispense a "ce ll” of associates to a glvrn city tocasli them Act ending to Wood, a cell usually consists of Hirer or lour American "m u le s." often wlih jitior criminal convic­ tions who fiave hern filled hy llir gang lo actually t asfi the chet ks Tlie Amerh an* will I*- ui companlcd by an equal numtier of gang asscH tales who organize and monitor their aetivllles The hired hands generally have s ru n l knowledge ol their liosse*. often k n o w in g th em s n lrly hy " A m e r ic a n " monikers rather than their real Vietnamese names The mules normally will slay at a separate hotel Imiu their handlers l lir first order ol tiuslnrss In a new city is to obtain a state Identification card for each of Ih r mules Hie handlers then drive Hie mules to brandies ol Ihe think on which Hie checks are drawn, because It won't Ixnrressary to have an account there to casli a jiayroll check." according lo Hir fraud alert The cells work quickly, sometimes hilling dozens of brandies lu as Intlr as two day *1 before heading hack to H irlr base in California. A lt!....... poller in Charlotte have indicted 32 jvcople (or ju rtld jia tln g in Hie scheme, the actual g a n g members r e m a in elusive tieeause. Hie mutes have llllle Information about thru handlers Of the 32 people Indicted, only 10 were Vietnamese, hut law enforcement ofOctal* tx-lleve It's not Hie last we've seen of these gangs l I j I ! �'■ i 5*n'onj Sanford, Flonde • Friday. December 9 1994 I* Excellence at work Over 300 kids, teachers killed HF.tJtN G More 'ban k t i <hildtrn and fr.ci hrr* « r r r killed when llir llir jlr t w b rtr they w rrr Halt hlng .t variety »hnw k m rn g ltlk d in nadir* amt sntukr amt llir panicked audience (■•llrd for llir evil* Mure Ilian MX) « n r Injutrd anti nflu i.il* «ugg»*t»il Ihr ra»ualty lull would liar In till* latral of a ar lira of deadly hlarr* in China I lie flrr broke mil Thuraday night In llir Frlerid*hlp Theater In Katam a)!. I ikxt m ilra noilhwral of Ikijtug in Xtnflang province ihe official Xinhua New* A<rm v aald in a brief ir|aa 1 Moot of Ihr MX) kltkd w rrr primary *a hnol alndrnl* from Ihr city. Xinhua aaitl A n oflk tal In ih r (otngn aflaiia offti r in Kalamavi. whu gave hi* namr only a* Mr Son *a!d Ihr nuintirf of death* amt •rtVNi* Injurtr* wa* t hanging, indkatlng Ihr dralh loll wa* likrly In liar llr rrfuard lo ( I v r an ratlm alr A n Initial irivr.tigalkifi *howrd «lw flrr may havr hren i aoard to a a h u ll« in uli Xinhua aild Mr*a urt* worked through Ih r nlghl lo Ify lo aarr liar* Ihr ir|awt aaltl The Leva Mary Botery Club proaented da monthly awards ot eicedence this Thuraday at T i m i c u m C o u n t r y C lu b Shown at the presentation led to rig h t, Rotary President C h e rhe Meeks Greenw ood Lakes Seventh grader Jenny Doyle, Greenwood Lakes Ge ography instructor Ernie Morns J r . and Greenwood Lakes Principal Cathy Oppelt h« w r w a at le a n From A tto cle le d P re tt tepoM* Military blasted for experimental drugs DEATHS By C A ltA N D R A B U R R E L L Associalad P ratt VVutar Sacramento I alii 15 grand children one grrat grandson J A M E S MOBINfVON M IT C H E L L James In.b lo w n M uiliell 77 C'lyefokee l i n k Sanford, died Thurwlay lk » M I 'k d at hi* rrsideme I Warn J u ly 20 1017 In Chrisirnas he mused In Sanford in 11*00 lie k i * a rriite it *urviv*l training *ergrani In ihe U S Air Ton e I k served In Ihe Air Force lor J J year* S u r v i v o r * In* I tide w ife Fram e* < wm To n y Caro Sanford daughter Corrtne VI Itrn n rti Sanford «t«ief* Annie 1 jpriaiMi ami IVggy llunskker both ol Orange Park Mahle William* G u n irrs y llk Ala six g r a n d t h ild r r n . th re e great grandchildren I in**, hi funeral Home San lord in charge of arrangement* Harold J. Voss H A R O L D J . VOW* Harold J Via* hit Mapt< S lr r r l Urllary dint Wrtlurwdav t*r. 7 Mk*t « i | v iu r y Manaw Horn O rt i t 11) 14 In Covington Ky tir rnoyrd lo Central Morula in 1070 l l r wa* a r r l l r r d employee and ow n rr of T V and rr p a lr *ervlce b u « l n r « w i in C itK inn a ii H r w o a m rm h rr of Si A n n * Catholic Church, I k Bar> JA M E S TA LM A D G E JR . J a m e s Ta lm a d g e J r , 71 Grenada Court. Sanford, died Thursday I k r r* p r M at Sim i II i Sernlnok I (im m unity Hospital Horn in Morristown N J hr m oved to l r ntr.iI Florida m 1050 Mr wa* icured ftom Hit L. S S«y y H r wa* a memliet nl CongregationaK hurt h Survivor* include w itr Freda VI S la trr Vo**, •am* Knlarit H Longw nod. W illiam M,. L y n •IIIJiu £ OIlM* <trtiiih|rf IbriHilr U V t 'w T u n iry . d k l a n i l Vti bran hr t low-ph f Plymouth Ml ; *l*ler. K a th r rn r tour* Cincinnati 12 grand.hildtrn in great grande hltdrr n tin satin Funeral Home San lord in i h.itgr of arrani(euieni* B O Y D MOMKUF. D U ! T K Y IVivd Monroe Ih iitry. 47 Italia Ifalvr Allamonle Spring* died Thu rad a y. Dei 1 MAM Born in Dutloi*. I'a lie moyed lo Central Florida In MJ7M Me w.ia an appliance and home repairman He wa* a member of Norlheldr ft.ipttai Church S u r v i v o r * i n c lu d e w ife . Cimlee. win* Erik VI . Danr J hoth of A lfa rn o n tr Sp rin g* , daughter* Krtslina VI Alla m r m lr S p rin g * , t.o rlly n D Garcia, Ajxipka |iurrnt» George and Vtarlnn D u tirv , Dultoi* brolher*. Huger. Darnell, faith of DuHoi*. sister*. S u v in H uih Gloria W indow, faith of Dultoi* l wo grandchildren S u n l u m im lin k wile Grace; win* William, inla n d .i Janie* III Lake Ctly right brolher* w e n *!*irr* two grandchildren B a ld w in Fair* h ild F u n e ra l Home Oaktawn Park Chapel I-ok. Man in charge of ar rangrm rni* E L IZ A B E T H G H E E N L E A TH O M PSO N Kll/ulirth G fern lea 1hom pw n H J Village Place Longwood tlietl Thursday. Dec M. HAM ai her m i i t r m r lk>rn J u ly 5. 1012 In Italia*. Texas she moved lu Centrul Florida in Mih h She was a honirmaker She was Chris llati She held m rm b rrth lp in Junior la-ague* of Harllord. Cl D A N IE L B. “ B E N N IE ” K E IG A N S Daniel It "lie m ilr" Kelgan*. liN. Pasadena Ave , Longwood died Thuraday, I>r< M. HAM at Sotilh Seminole Hospital. Long wood Born A u g 7. M U li in Allam onle Spring*, hr wa* a llfrlong Cen Ira I Florida resident Mr was a veteran ol Ih r U S Cnasl Guard where he wa* a elm*! Electronic* Te chn icia n during Win'd War II and llir Korean War llr was iiuptkt Survivors Ineludr wife. Dell) L -; sun. D avis II . Del.and daughters. Jra n n c Marie Arp. Allania. Juan King and Samira K. Olds, lailh of Oviedo, Helen Doreen tki|.ul/l|rv, Cassellierry; slater*. Laura Harrison. Faye W yrlck and Joanne Uril. all ol R U T H H U N D L E Y W IIIS N A N T Kuril Hundley Wbl*nant H4 Wilder Bfvd Daytona |tra< ti died Wednesday Del 7 Me»4 at Halifax Vtrdiral Center ilotn Felt 2H H M O in Nashville T r n n . %hr rnovrd to Central Florida In tU7t> She w as a honirmaker She was Episcopalian She wa* a former professional taslnou model ap |M-arlrig In many national fa»h Ion anil design magazine* Stie wa* a rnem brr of T r l Ik lla sorority Florida Slate C(dirge b*r Women and «u*iainmg nirmta-r with Junkie League* ol Orlando a rulthirham N.C W A S H IN G TO N — 1 tie m ililary displayed ret kies* disregard toe Ihe welt taring ol U .S . sefvIcem en an d w om en by adm tnu irrifig rx(ieTirnrnial drug* lo itiem during the Persian Gulf War Sen J a y Rockefeller *ay* The drug* may haye cau*rd I tie rnv«lrrkiu* Illnesses cutlet liv e ly k n o w n a* G u lf W ar syndrome and they probably did not proiet t soldier* against biological or ih r m k a l wr.i[vm* according In a 5.T |Mgr report written try siatl h*r Ihe Senate i om rnitirr on Vetrniii* Aftair* whM h Is i b.urrd hy Raw krfeller D W .V a "O n far laai many oa taston*. f lf lf l Ita U * 1.0 0 $ | 5 0 VOU H O O ID I H o t if O v iit .iK II • m *r M an* f [)«•**■. >•( vn i NORFOLK ISLAND PINES t | 2 a i «> m SI Am i C*>**. < C*v«n O*#**, •■* r . *o> i w e i n *‘U k w w Dii«<r M**wr.*i C w »a * ^ frw n a i S A N FO R D S TO R E O N LY t»*l at ft* ||**I ood*TJ *•"> O n Ip n fo* ***** »*o ml* (an* but on* (*>*, bn n>*a* * **• I n v u t . C**t. So. at. *> U. Vat* •o n * I n o p t M l l b, l.n ia i r H**l t a ilar t I L0 NGW0 0 D LAKE MARY LJ I Rwy 434 i 427 5 l SANFORD CASSELBERRY o W 707r rL Tsiaii 2SB SL Winter Perk Dr. 339-7345 321-0M3 □r aiCF H ARDW AREcICfNARDW AJIEiiCFNAROW ARIilCE NAEDWARIaiCEHAROWARE RISTMAS CLEARANCE NEW SHIPMENT COMING IN JANUARY EVERYTHING MUST GO!!! 407/841-2351 • « .« • • • .( A C PzMe Shopping Cetrter A W ^ C c 330 6511 Hardware TER M S A V A IL A B L E .* <tl% >«.* « Sale D oles Dec 9. 1994 thru Dec 15.1994 Serving AJI Your Hardware Need* Since 1971 ^Helping Dl aml I f l r l • rR.Ri# 5MRED GERANIUMS FUNERAL ! BA ITS FUNERAL HOM E! »»d MONUMENTS * i i i Greetings * m ofthe Season H a rd w a re S to re s S u rv u u r* ^aukimte guardian iig ic x t Sy *r L : b iU it a .i a m * S h ie ld * ififn d le v O r la n d o G roegr W Hundley III Orlando daughter, Iktim Li Hundley , l a* *e|tierry sister. Sybil \k Ford Fort I’trrte, iwograndwins Ik.K on th re e i 1’re in .at loti Sen lie Orlando In charge ol ar rangrm rni* ,M 4 ii« iiiiiM ie e n i.i.* a .iie i* .i* * * « ,t i| .| * it .c i.i.i.i,i4 ii.i,| .e i Offering obey orilers to takr ihe etw-nn rats ihe rr|M>rt said Vf.my Gulf War veterans also were ordered lo tell no one ahool their vacvl rial Inn* Rockefeller comparrd use of the drugs during the Gulf War l«i gas chamber experiments In votving sailors and soldiers in the 1040* radiation expert menls from Ih r IfMOs in rhe I'k k K l„SD experiment* in ihr UkiOs and thr irstlng ail trtologl cal and chrmta'al agents that continue today at Ihe military s D u g w a y Proving G ro u n d in Utah P rn la g n ri spokesm an J im T u r n e r d e clin e d im m e d ia te com m ent Wednesday saying Ihe deparim rni haal not seen the rrport t e c HARDW ARE i t C f HARO W ARE A C C HARDW ARE 3J9-4IU B a ld w in -F a ir c h ild F u r in a l Horne. Fore*! City, in charge ol arrangement* K L IZ A H E T H L E N A H O P K IN S Elizabeth Lena llopkln*. 2h. Sdnit|Kiinl Court. Sanford, it led Wednesday, Dec 7. MUM In W inter Park Born Oct 7. im ai | in Oaklaml. Call!., she moved lo Central Florida In 1074 Stic was a technician She wa* ltaptl*t S u rv iv o r* Include parent*. ; Jam e* llopkln*. Carol Hopkins, lailh ol Sanlord. sun. Marcus I.rc Th o m p so n . Sanford, brother. Jam e s Edward. Sanlord: sish-r Dorothy Maxine G rn lo n . O vk d o maternal grandmother. Esihrr Moll. Kansu* paternal grandla liter. II I. llopkln*.Georgia Ha Id w I n - Fa I r r h I Id F u n e ra l llo m r. GoldriirtKl. In charge ol arrangement*. and P fo v ld e n rr. M I (aland Country ( tub Barringion M I S w rrtw a ter C o u n try C lu b of Orlando and Vtadl*nn tk .u ti ( Inti Madlwtn I nrui Survivor* tm lud r *>>n Josepb tk llirsd a Vbt daughter Mrll%*j Kli/atieih Th o m p so n W inter Park *l*lrr. Jiw rp h ln r IVntsliin H ud so n O h io three grand children tw-ai on f>irn i ( rental ton Srrx ire Orlando in * b a r g e ■>{ ,u rarigrmenl* Ihe Iknlagon has shown a tea k teats disregard for the health and well taring of U S srrvlae mem fa ro ." Rockefeller M id "Soldier* what are exposed In dangerous silhslanrrs wlthtNlI llielr know l­ edge or ronsrnt hreome veteran* w I k i do not receive Ihe medical care and cianfiensaikin In which they are entitled “ Ac aor ding In ihe rrport Ihe Pentagon did no! gel consent from many prviplr taking the drug* because ol a wartim e waiver granted hy ttie Food and Drug Administration Even with i tie waiver however, officials were frajutiTcl to warn everyone ol the risk of Ih r drugs, hul they did not l lie report salal Some iroops w rrr threatened with punistim rrii If they did not •« tJ .t Tlic [Public Os JnvitcJ To J/lllciul ' LIGHTS OF LIFE " December 9 und 1(1,1994 6:00 •0:00 P. M. 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DESIGNATED DEALER FOR TECHNITRON REFURBISHED COMPUTERS rBOy COMPLETE SYSTEMS $ 1 9 9 . 9 9 PEN N YW ISE C O R P O R A TIO N SALE ENDS D E C 15th C O R N E R O F 2 7 T H S T . S. 17-92 SANFORD 322-8061 �•A Stnlo'O N**4M !»onto*r1 Hiwkli Friday 9, 19W S u m m it o p e n s w it h fre e tra d e a s g o a l 1 a a j i b lo t i r o f a a u o r w l u ! U ^ a H , AN DR EW SCLSR V Associated Press Wntor MIAMI PrrtMdrnl Clinton t* d im rtiln n Ib r Summit ol i Ih America* wuh an r y r low aid nunm g th r region toward Ite r Ira ilr. but Muni talking I aim American leaden* may v rrr the sinumtt I rum ll«c lw»trngrajihrd •* tipi Ih r tu m n ill — th r Hist v n h gathering ol henitvjthrrt* trader* In nearly ;w> years — o|«rn* ibis rvm lrig with ('U nio n 's lutiual Hireling amt a crrrmontal dinner The While House said Clinton would outline in a midday *|wrrh bis plan Inr reducing trade Mu t in s and arb lev trig regional m m o tn lr growth With a drall agreement already prepared lor signing by learlrrs ol the 34 summit nations. 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D AYS PRIOR TO T h e P R O C E E D IN G t e l e PHONt *g* 1M tea* T T O aer Mi m i Pub- 'Mod Dora— lo* 1 » It 11 oil* **d ta d lo n g ;en~e*t 1 '**» O E Y 14_______________________ IN T N I C IN C U IT C O U N T F O R I I M I N O l t C O U N TY FLO R ID A P R O B ATE DIVISION Fad Ma eeiaelCP IN RE E S T A T E OF O f R R lC K A L W * N E A G LE a t* D E R R lC K A EA G LE Ootaamd N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Tna ad— miuaatien #i ana a tla s ut O IR R lC a A LW *N C A G LE a a a DER R IC K A EAGLE F ll* R y n b l i • aiB ilC P . at gand ng Ri I S C lrtw ll Cau*I le ' Samlnoi* Cauntr F o* d a Pagbas D -» tlen ma a M n i i el autnc* at ia — naa* ( n e ' i C*v***dvta Norm Peat A .* Santo.a F L. m i l Tn* aua— at and addratt *a m* Paatonai Rag'atanaaliaa and in* P e r ia n a l Raga* tan»aiia* t allaaatav * '* ta* Mrm fd an ALL I N T E R E S T E D P E R SONSARC N O T IF IE D TH A T All gaatant an *n*e* m.| naive* t t#r .ad ft*o na.a eb taclont mat ettaaonge m* .a -d t*» a# m* •■'« m* auaMvcatont a* m# pa*tonal -tp-eta*'* ' .* eanua ar |v*vtdK*von or n , Cow*l a-a raou-'ad ** Ma ma*r e b ia cila n t a>U* IB It Casal W IT H IN T h e L A T E R OF Th r e e m o n t h s a f t e r t h e D A TE o r TH E F i r s t P U B LI C A TIO N o f t h i s n o t i c e o r T H IR T Y DAYS A F T E R TH E D A T E OF S E R V IC E OF A c o p y o f Th is n o t ic e o n th em . All trtd uort *T » d datada** and o*tdr pa*tont Ka.vng ctalant a# da— and* aja nti garaFart i *tt*S an #•****> a tog# o* m a not.te It la* rad * v * n Itara* moa*r*t ***** m* d a s a• m* Tt*t« pub ca*.an a* mat not-ce mwtl M# m*.r claim * ■>** **■* Cdvre* W IT H IN t h e l a t e r o f th r e e m o n th s a f te r th e d a t e o f T h e F ir s t P U B LI CA TIO N OF TH IS FiOTlCE OR T H IR T Y D AYS A F T E R T H E D A T E O F S E R V IC E OF A COPY OF T h i s n o t i c e o n Them All a***' t aeditor t gl In* deetdanl and partont S a n g da im t a* da— and* ege.ntl ina decadent t a tla s mutt M* lhavr da im t *itn Hut court W ITH IN th r e e m o n th s a f te r th e D A TE OF TH E FIR S T P U B L I C A TIO N OF THIS NO TIC E A L L C L A IM S . D E M A N D S A N D O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO f il e d w il l be forever B AR R ED Tn# d a s ol m# liatt P-Avi K a lien ol m u No* ca it Dacamba* f. m a Pa*tonal Repeettnle'ie* W ILL I AM P BROWN IN I I SSmtveldD* CMVon. 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JULIAN COLBERT, WHIGMAM A SIMMONS PA Pott Olive* Baa aaaa Seniord FL a m aaa T*i*cawn* *01 m i D I Put in Dacamba* a4 IE, IFF* DEV n l i a i l r lllir t a b / a llr a i } I h r s u m m i t I r a i l r i w w i l l a ts ri s r r k t Mi n t * l u llagtanl ami mawvlvr via>l.»tion ol buman tight* r l l o r t t f ia l s a w « iiT lg trs n la a n a l js a s s a g r o l N A K f A l u i l i t h u g lia lb t k in g a m i im m r v la u m lr iln g miK'i laity lot •blliltrtl la s t v r a t l o l l o w n l b y t h r A s ia l ’a« Ifl* Ira ilr (ir u t r t l ib r r n v iiu tim r n i a m i tim l w a v t lu Sir Kit all I'tinlllrlll Kiurwlo /rillllu tr|Hi<trtll> CEHlfrrrnrr last muntb and ra n | R M lo m l Rjajuov g u a t a n ir r r r lm a iio u a m i b r a lib a r r v Ic p * plan* (o Itv lu grl summit pTrsUlrnlb to irputllalr al Ibis m onlh of Ib r O rn rn il A g rrrm rn l on Tailfls Ib r taw ir ir lit ly appiovnl by ( alilumla volrrs T h r W'bllr I lousr |% billing ih r autumn as tb> ami T railr dial ilrnlrw n hu a tio n ami non n n rrg riw y br alib sa l v li r « In lllrgal allrns A rgriilltir 1‘ii sitlrul ( aiDrs Str nriu said hr platmrri tu pul ( ulta on th r agrmla an iswur Washlngloii b.is sought lo avoid < ulw is th r only to u n liy In iltr Am rriras not mvttrd to i Ih * summit O tilra l A in rrn a ii nations a ir lw-nt on lot* nig Into lb* u iim n ii thru wish lot tin tlrUIrd Stairs .-T" * ", _ ■ ”; 1 . i liar ■a■ „lk! ■• !*( waifiirllmr* ami wvmrtliiirstfi.tl making all (mine w rrk_ s .. Jr ..v.r n. .undrt moat lo givr sjirc u l Irrattnrnl to rsisats lioin I |mmit ■ y t U B A N H I M . • C H A P t l E jiio lrilio n ul gmuml tiNirs III) lavu<abb* comlntons stm r (h r l arililtran and < rntial Ain rtli an ivruntnrs A P M i li t a r y W n t t r l f N la rtT ami its h IgA) vrhu k* jaiawilak 1'irsldrnl Alls Mo I upinorl ol 1'rrvi said hr N A T O has m orr (hail 100 a ir w likTv rllsjs isral Ihloilgboiil r»|>rrl* Ib r summit to havr rrsults W A S IIIM ilO N t v a i u .i t I tig (omtsFi alrcratl in Maly anO W r i.innoi rontlnur lo talk and talk h r said 21 O K I U N j* .ri r k r r j i r t s fru fll Tbr cuu n irv. Ib r IVulagon *>l nraTbv Istars that bavr Im-y ii fh tal saw! In M u ml O u r of bis goal* (raining a ro n uiill Ik Manta w o n Ul c a r ry s u c h g i.iv* (Tying missions ovrt Ikrsnla and ( r i i r u i b r s trlfr that has ragrrt tts k s m ilila t y j > la i m r t « m a y as m rn l bum Ib r U nilrd S tairs to glvr m orr ih r a ltc ta ll l a n l r f UHN a im in g ib r lai ir u i v in I b r lo f tn rr rt oiiomlc aid lo la lln A m rrb a w r l l | > tr| u rr fur g u r n i l l a - b t y l r (iliru b n w rr Is si b rtlu k d lu tw- in Y u g o s la v lr|Nilrlia'a. a llr m p lb lu w a r f a r r la s tin g w r r k s . IV u ta g iM t What w r bavr Trrrlv rd sal tai Is rtdUiduus. tlw VlrdttrfTanrau (oc a t*ob(lay I J ir k a w llh a lta w a l a rr r v jir r lr*l Fujimori said ofitr tal* say l*itt visit by mid Ik trtn b rt — r v r n jia ssivr u n rs ('Union has w m krd haul to promotr Irrr tradr Tin* w ont t>r an* IO O I khtt T b r waisltlji has twrn sirs W 'oinrn anti r h lb lr r n wlm lrvlug to ('onvtnrr Amnia ans that thry ami wat. Ib is will tw a m m . 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H S C , Sr rb attacks llt l s s r l n at lo s s a w h i r rv jv a tts r tbittlr within llsrli I r i w r r n liopr and Irai loci r% (liDill « IIIlie 20 nailkmi •aid tn a *lat rm rn t hr llaAcI ttrtw rrii ItrUrvlng in ih r ta-sl In It* Jsvlrtvll.il ot of iln a c tt, i lt r i n i s #>f Ih u u s a m ls take up 1Ibr t N tone 1 tw recently •pcikrn with a numtwv w alktng awav ffom llir i batlrngr br^viit of N A T O g it n im l I i i s i j t s n r r i l r i l u lk i r r neat Saif ajrvo but uf Nav y pilot b about tbr (lu fu r a w llb c lta w a i of I h r Al Iltr summit Ihr Irtvdrrs arr r v | m ir d lo iaiiy tifr dl»|w f «ril about tlw f l r u l l l r g of u p e ta l m g uve# Jira i r k r r j i U l g lota r In llo s n ld lo m m li th ru nalums t o « om tudr nrgotutions bv rglon i % ftHigbr At Counttyb ide, IVnIIU w o u ld b a v r I n m a n r u v r r in Jf*15 on an Amrrt*'** F ir r T rw tr AtTangrm rnt T h r y a<tv isril m r ttiat i lunr making thru rrinoval rs trrm rly r x t r r t n r l v tu g g rtl Ir r r a t n w rit t hat s an ra tlirr tim rtahlr than Ih r rrernt air saijayaaTT Is arty dllTkull dur dlllk lllt should laalllTN t rraijtl k n o w n In a n v o jijir m r t it w h o a g t m n m l bv A sm l‘a< tfk jM iiurrs to n r a t r trrr tn thr I r c I m f of w rathrr. i r n a i u W 'ln tri has aliraitv fallrn m ig h t w a n t In h l m l r r t h e m tradr bv K l . l i and th r loratlou ol frlrndly T b r I N Nrcutllv Council lias m aking travrl by mad r v r n m orr harardmis than norm al Ion rs " Thurm ond said ('Union admmisiratiatn |>rojntk>ns suggrst tlw m u ilfrififti yet tn w tibdra w and t'lilln t Stairs stands lo gain an tnrrrasa of 2 5 iiw ctm i on adm i mvtratR •n •till h ope* «iist*b a • trp cjan he million Jolts In a Irrr tradr in ttr In (hr Amrtlc as Am rrii a <annot and will not s u irrrd until avoided It u t W h 1 1 r It a u • r w r havr m orr lolks tun mg w bal wr %rt|." Clinton » ( » vkrvw CHlliin Ik •r Dee M y n a said In Washington rarbrr Tbursatav luid rrjMi•rtrr « ahr•ard A ir I’o f tr Also at Ib r summit C llnlun and Ibr pirstdrnts O n r r n rout* to M ia m i on ol M# via'o and ( anada arr rsjtra trd lo atm otm rr Thursdav that N A T O had askrd Ibry arr prr|»arrd lo nrgotlatr wtlh Cbllr ovrt Ihr Unitrd Stairs tor a troop joining Ih r North Arnrflran F rrr Tta ilr A g rrr co m m Itm rtil If n rcrssarv to m rnt N A F T A ktwrrrd tradr ttarMrts b r lw r r n thr rva ru a tr tbr j»rai r k r r p r is t 'nltrd Siatrs Me vko and Canada this vrar “ T h r prrsliknt appfuvrd srn ding iris»jvs in jvnn i'ipk." sbr salat Sbr said Clinton signed a •k t lar.itton Tursalav night that could k ad to a cumin ll m rnt C IT F OF D *s c* (>**i P O iaaa lara IkisnMn Serbs have crippled io n g w o o o F l o r id a P* #••* F wr da IIIF B M ia N O TIC E OF • Chnstmas Parade • 3 00 PM Ibr ll N mission litoi king hn Pa* • h i «** ga— *va**g* «a PUBLIC M l A R IS O *•**— g an *sa aba .a > «v#d man Italian m nvnvs and taking T O C O M tiO IR AD O P TIO N 4a*a* — -*v4*tana — pa* n * —d m orr than 300 jw atekerprrb OF P R O P O ff O O B O iS A S C I • V#XS#r | 1*1 * a ,i a# TO WHOM IT MA * CONCERN 4 30 into evening on 2 stages at Magnolia Sq b'vstagr m an rlln ri In thwart H b v a '— *1 — a rwte* ar NO TIC E IS H E R E B Y G i v e n • IFSan aaurN** a 4a#a ad N A T O au strikes Music • Dance • Theatre - Talent Pageant n C.*a a* L peg aaag F ua aa *U« ia a # < *F — i Should Ih r U n ilrd Nation* v s ' S f C if » C a m i u a w •*— Sara* N M K d d t F # \e# •SNOW •TONS OF SNOW • • *u*a * 4*Sav< Aaa. e g •* d n tdr lo try tn (mil mil Its Hi t » » « tfeif * *• Eryo# Avar' WorOartond ty rw rro g tnoaprton f o*a a*, a*#* a— a** *a o - a (M X HPI* »**• • ** *** b rk a g u rrrd IbrcT. U S troops Of Avowing inoatoli at Uognom Sa LNr patROt a*4<M# N* Fa 1)*J #a**c*aaa would make up ‘ 'substantial OR Ol NANCE NO •* IMT h •t • I# f«|bft|l ih §4 AN u P tjIH A N C B OF t h e part ol a N A T O irs. or mission r*"”- *fT p rtiM la A f ■SANTA S TREE FARM • C l i I u p LOWl aaorx; f l o w m v *\ said a ivm agon otb< u l lirtrflng Join A a la v ot d r c c r i m i g O j ^ y - a a t-**' IDA A M TN O IN G T m | B UO i ■ » m teww>f — •*« tr porters Tbiusd.i) GBt i f l y m • ILL A*, a E AR ■*t,tanb , * j v a** na* B P ta tN R F U B F jLfO B I B t >FM t k dra lined lo kpr# ify an rsa rl * V ltlt W ith Santa S Mfckay M o u ib I —a in x i e t r r c a • — •*• A N D E N D IN G S f P T f M B I R et— va g*a#ayaani *•* w b s t i *a number or drs# rttw tbr tyj»r ol * Cbrfglmas Trmm Lighting 6:30 PM M IFF1 P R O V ID IN G FOR 1 vm ratal * StramI Party • 7:30 PM with force that would tw used, saying B U D G E T IR A N I# r a s Ow*>*a* a j m — w Shy Guy ■ Sand In Sand A flay Lead O F a v a m i aa* p v e d ar* N A T O offl* tals wilt review op P**— *BaiaC— ba> Tsar raaa*vg m Dm#— ts* | Ta d ia w a n lions nr*l w rrk IS * asd >Sa C *. C*— **«oa" G IF T P**— i* Dal* W . a r i llo w rv ri military officials fa • ill lam O p va— a *a* lt*ai Si JaFvw F i— wa<a* C E R T I F I C A TES paiaag* a*.* aooprvarv ana* —* miliar with Ihr jdannlng said ib r M a nage-#n* OatNic* gub<k avaaevevg ■* <s ■ .1 tu Visit The Downtown Merchants P va b a ra P Dec#—be* a iFaa U n ilrd Stairs would nm trtbwlr •w-d — aa*a C *a Man U l W*«a OC Y a* and Enter Drawing a n v w b rir Iroin a single brigade A i n a * A .# * u s La#>gaa*d l * u a W a n b i >sa 'em — 3. OfA) to !Y(AK) soldiers — tu Support ‘ Y o u r' Downtown dai 4* Veceamba* A 0 *FFa a* as many as 20 (MM) tu 2VOOO IN TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T Merchants •Open til 0 PM l » F M tr at w a r asaraa*N* FO R SEM INOLE C O U N TY truopa a* gstt-Sia At as# — as* " g FLO R ID A FREF. FAMILY FUN gartaea — ar apea a* a**d be T lw force would not consist of PRO B ATE DIVISIO N a*aa*d •OS atagec* I* — a gab heavy armorrd tank divisions F*w Na ** lira CP pesed Od**g**c# TSa* see* *g IN RE E S TA TE OF such as 11lose that la ird Iratjl — Ja be taratamuad *»*»■ ta*—« N L E O C JE R K IN S a— a ua*vl (>**** ectvea * tataa troops Instead, Ib ry would tw Dacaavad b» m# c *j Co***— 'Uvo*. ligh te r In fa n try forces w ith NO TICE OF A i og. a> »*• gu gsiad 0*4. A D M IN IS TR A TIO N armored personnel carriers ibat sgrtc* *1 poUed a* it* Cv*a Hgti Ts* ad— in.i**a*Van *1 Is* LtHgaeod Fvga.oa **x3 r ega* i mild rsi orl large riumtwrs of avia** *i LCD C j e r k i n s •** an t*i# •*— ass Cs*a a* *s# U K I t i h f j i s over bind in jm jt I.s or d t c a a iid F ll* No — bar f ■:ve1 i/. )\ \ .1 D Ft 4* ** ON C P lb psnd ng *n is* airfields lor evacuation C ir c u it Ceuri l§* I# — in*'* A 'aped **ce*d e* as i — as* -a The mission would lake s*>me C*u— •# Fi*rda F 'o t r s 0**> U.S. participation in Bosnia rescue entails great risks L IG H T UP SANFORD Legal Notices Legal Notices Saturday, December 10, 1994 Downtown Sanford ENTERTAINMENT n/)*c 'S .T 'h ri it — ad# N **» City <** i'* ttn**n*4nc* Tr*vt r*<t*d — a . aw* <ant**sN an a d a a a s *# card For gutpmev al aggaai No— a Oaclvaan — ad* bv as* Ca— — .live*' ail* reageci I* vs# toeaggsg — ***** An* pa***a. ••an— g a* env*e* isai a- ad* a v s s aac o*d *1 as* pacmasd *vfi it — *••*.*•d lo* s c * a*a pu* g e u i >« ad* ved N — a*# m* -vaaa*u-i ******gerns*<*t #• Sat a* s** a**aap— u P e 'ia n a • o s d ta b ilitia i nawd'ng atvatanc* a* pa**-cl pa*a .*1 *nf a* ts*a* paocasd a*9* crou d ca— ac* is* ADA Court ***o* a* Tab Sadi a* Nat* aa Sou*l.« ad**a<a ad as# -*•** ng D**ed Nut Ns da, ad Dec a— bet. 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Nod hrr n Ireland — T l l l r r month* 4flri Ihr hlslofk' Iru rr In N oilttrin Ireland. lltr IMA'* jmlitli 4I alltr* and the I t n t l s h g o v e rn m e n t h r j i n Ida r lo |di r Jteda r talk* today I r t d l n f Ih r Sinn Frin delega lion of w nlor parly strategist* • ill l«r Martin MiGuinnew* 4 Ini liter lri*h Mrpohluan A rm y romm arutrr Negotiation* arr an arra of '•niggle for u*. Ju*l a* Ih ry ttrrr for Nrl*on Mandrla and ih r Afrtran National Congress in Smith Alrk a Mt Guinness 44 1old a <ruwd lighting lltr chill Thursday nlghl In Catholic wesl Hrtfaaf * W e h a v r l i r r o off o u r k r t r r * for 2 5 y r a r * — a m i w r r r n o ! g o in g l a r k d o w n o n l l i r m fur anyone*" r n tlrr Theatre-------(o n lln u r d from Page 1A W r arr spofitiulng Ih rrr m l Irg r *lud e n l* w ith scholar slllfn Fogle r»|44lllrd T h r griaip also *|4Ui*orrd a srntor c lll/rn lurk liron l«u llir l o m m u n i i y j u » 1 p r i o r lo thanksgiving last year They also contribute fund* lo llir L 'n llrd Negro C o llrg r Fund. MSVI* and olhrr lo m m u n iiy non |>tofll organt/allon* T h r dinner Ihratre, which they Itojtr will hraomr an annual everil, i* ih r only time during Ih r year the group will wrlk tl money (rom ihr com m unity. Fogle said T k k rt* lor lltr rv rn l arr 925 cat h which Iim lotle* •inner and lltr show There will al*n tir a cash liar during Ih r ro ck U l) (tour T k k r t* ran tie port hase-tl al lltr iltor The tlt»irs will ofaril at fi p in Dinner will tir srrvrtl from 7 to H p m and lltr show- will tir from H lo 9 p in "W r rr rs p n tin g a hoi nlghl al Ihr Sanlotd Clvk Center on Saturday " Fogle said t* P pocaine C o n tln u c d from Page 1A | J"Even a small amount can lausr 1 .trdi.it arrhylhm ia and death.” G o rr added "T h e holiflsvs and family celebration* are turning ufi and I don't warn Idem blemished or activities lif a r re d w ith an u n h a f ip y i-ient suddrn death caused hy yicalnc.” I .Along with an Irregular lirari l>f at. G u rr viitl, cocaine can i ausr hlootl firrssurr In skyrock­ et trsulllng in brain hrm nrrhagr |iUtl dr-.tlh "So lar Ihl* yrar, G o rr said hr tb!* bad nine cocaine related ralh cases In llir county comarrd lo Hvr cases m 1991 Four Ihitsr tlr.itIt* Including Ih r 3 -y ra r-o ld and 4 0 -y ra r-o ld . 4 r r r classe d as nalural and Ih r A st a llrtbulrd in violence, ac•Idrnts. drowning*, nr o lh rr ijurlrs O nly one of Ih r 1991 *-ulne-rrlalrtl death* was nalitll. T h r doctor said thr 23-yrar old id Itn-ti mu fKirlylng and afirr turning home, complained In Mtmmalrs hr did nol Irrl well lorr h r rolla.*|K-tl and died. r»|* showed hr I1.11I a eomhlnaBon ol alcohol, marijuana and |ocalnr In his system. Coi aim- is irlaM tll/rd In 30-40 m lnulrs. rhllr marl|uana remain* In ih r ■Kly for months Core drnrrlltrd Srm lnolr as a Hall, ftracrhtl coun iy w h rn 3(nf>arrd In lls Lirgrr nrighlm m ih r r r m ore c o c a in e -rrla lrd riuhs are rrttirdcd. However. 1e autopsies hr ha* fierformrd how drugs arr inflllrallng h rrr, ullng "llia l Is ,1 disaster." I " llr y man Ihl* 1* a mission W r don l have any money, said Ta t lor The pair ih.*n turned ami Irli. one looking Itat k a* hr Irfl "I think oner hr ra m r In Ih r rralualkin It was a church, fir rrall/rd hr was wasn't going lo g n anything from it*." said Taybtr Hut Ta ylor add* "O f 1nurse I ’m going in *av II was dlvlnr intrrvrntlon I think h r rrall/rd Sinn Frln Iradrr (Irrry Adam*. • I ni rrturn rd lo Itrlla*! ra rllrr Thursday billowing dlu u*»k»n* In Washington with Clinton ad mlnlairaikut offtrMl*. inirodurrd lltr Sinn Frln drlrgaiktn lodi vldually four ntrn and two wornrn. all but onr Inun thr m ath TTtr oullawrd IMA brgart oh serving an o p rn-rn d rd cease fire Sr pi |. halting II* vloirnt rant (Mlgn again*! H rlll«h rtilr of ih r pmtrlnrr In Ih r talk* starting today. Ilritaln • » i» m rm h rr train l* expected In illtru M Ih r strp* Sinn Frln and Ih r IMA must lakr lirfrtrr thr (A lly 1 an hr allowrd Into hmadrr disrussmn* with p m Ilf tilth Protestant* T h r U*l lim r ih r IMA *al down O j i r n l v with Ih r British w 4* in 1931 Thr wr nr gotta t Ion* prnducrd p a r t i t i o n of I r r t a n d . w i t h nominal indrprndrnr r for Ihr miMlIy Cat hoi Ir south and io n lln urd llriiith rulr in Ih r miMlIy l*roir*iani north A d a m * , m a i l i n g lh o » r Condon iirgoilallont 73 yrar* ago. *ald ‘ The agrnda lor Irish frrrdom wa» Irfl ln< run p lrlr W’r arr going back Into talk* with ih r British govrrrtm rnl lo <omp lrlr that agrnda lo *rr Ihr ilrllla h g o v r r n m r n l le avin g IrrU n d ** Since Ih r IMA was horn In llte mld*t nl P ro lrs ia n t-C a lh o llr * l r r r l cl a « h r « In N o r l h r r n IrrU n d in ID0U. Hr ItAin hat prrkirilrally rngagrd IMA Sinn Frln Iradrr* usually through Intrrm rd u rir* Mr Guinness and Adam* w rrr young IH A com m ander* In ­ volved In Ih r fir*1 a b o rilv r (arr lo (a rr talk* with British minister* during ih r group • flr*i lirtrf rra sr lire in 1972 Since ih rn S inn F r ln ha* Tests C on tin u e d from Page I A want* of these middle *< In».I student* Itrlorr the v gel into high %> S o l *<> Ih ry ran lie d irn lrd lo the ftrofirr itMirsr* of study.** said jkavid W inger ihr * Ikio I di* ilk I • dirrt tor of Irsllng T h r •n a n lr*l, for irn th grader* tr*ls lltr same Itask skill* as Ih r ( I T A T hul ask* m iirr ftrohmg qurslkm* atami carrrr optkMi* W r wanl ih rm lo slarl lirtng able lo ntakr *prt lilt career plan* al Ihl* lim e." Winger said " W r lirllrv r Ihl* lr»l will give u* llir inlormalken ihry nerd lo m a k r s o m e |> U n * ” T h r new Irsl*. whl< h arr made hv Ih r A C T (Ameitcan College Testing! rvkfatralkm havr Ire n designed *0 iltal Ihr inm p an v Robbers (> n lln u e d from Page I A Ih r other man (B tln lrd a gold p la trd srtn lm e n ta l k handgun to the hrad I Die Ih r r r year old tins a im in g *tk>oi him If hr didn't stop ing The ruhhrr* led allrr alHiul IS n&lmit r% ^ W r d n rs tla y. ahoul a hallid/rii people w rrr «tudylng Ihelr Ikhlr* al W lllu m and lAttra (la rk * Mission 9(X) W |3ih SI -«f 9 IS p m whrn iwn men ta r r e d and fiointing gun* al them, demanded Ihry lie on Ih r (loof and give Ihrm money <hir vtcllm . William Taylor. 4 t. ol Sanlord said when the git nip d id n ’t rrsfsind the roblifr* again demanded they lie i|p*n and give ih rm money ^ t r y <om pllrd. Taylor said W r w r r r kind of In th in k " said Taylor "I ikm'l think any ol ill h rllrv rd proplr would rob us Ilya church ’ •Taylor said two pnlkx car* ftissrd during ihr robbery, but (ltd not si oft Still under guni/tnt. one ol ihr victim* said 7A 100 d a y s a fte r IR A tru c e o| thr lentil I’Unninti Agent t (l.l’Al on th> llitii.r* -il < Olll ltll**lon 4* in p ilrrd 4t thr ptr*rni into Although llirfr I* no tlo Utlon of lltr Sun«hlnr I .aw I .it lot w fotr It I* m y legal opinion I hut no tnrntlirr of Ihr U in fA d iM l City ( n n in iittiim •lioulil tir on Ih r l|l*ti»rl« a I ('ominissfcui Ihi* nmy not I* 4 I ••polar opinion Iml 11 i* nit lir*l 4ftil tionr*l opinion I tir City Commission d rrid r* ni4t Irr* concerning 4lld (rio tlt m r n d r d h t Ih r | ll« lo r lr 4 l I oinmiwkion T lirtr I* *omr tt I14I of 4 1 onl)* 1 of m irtr* l lo Ii4 tr 4 I IIy ('ominl**ton ilu k r (tr« i*m u i * lo n irrn ln it nm tlrr* 11 nmy h 4 v r. in r * * r n r r rr c o n in ir n d r d lo Itself |thr 1 inn in l **lon I lot d e ris io n F u ith rr ih r C lly ('om inl** tnnrft«| that 4(r ttirinliri* of Ih r I I l » l orl« a I Cainm l**lort tiould tir *uli|n I lo Inlnrmatkm Aii>t lo n m iu n li 4tlon* w ith h 4ir not p r o v id e d 1 o n u n lM io ti Fndar. D»t»mb»i * 1» 4 h r look llir w rung path Tavlor said h r was Irlghtriied during lltr ordral. but ik>t really *• arrd 1 . 1.1 will tie ahie In graphically draw ftarallrl* tel wren ih r two lr*l* for rnmparlann* rm rrg rd a* a tlgnilk aril polltk al lo n e In N iu ih rrn IrrU n d . al trai ling about I I p rrirn t ol Ihr vo ir, but tiring puhllrly shunnnl by llrttaln Three yrar* oI *n rri com­ munications hr I wren MrGlIln nr** arid Hr Ham * Northern Irr U n d Officr produt rd *ulll <irn i hojir for Hntaln iltal last D rrem tirr. In ro njunrikm with ih r Irtth govrrnm rnl. II o llrrn l Sinn Frln a pla> r in nrgoiuikm * If Ih r IMA ir a w d all v k ilrn ir lor three monih* IMA mrrnbrr* killed a Cathohr l*rtiman during a robbrry last m o n th and h a v r co n tinu e d w ounding people at r u » n l of ■otnmoit criminal activity, hut otherwise have honored Ih r crate lire T h r IMA ha* k lllrd about I .MOO of Ihr nearly 3.200 proplr •la in In N o r lh r r n Ire la n d * quartrr century of condiri H elp Us Celebrate . Our W r will tir a M r lo look al Ih r Kspiorr and ISan ir*i* and say ThI* I* wltal lltr sludrnl would havr made on Ihr other Irsl and do roniftartson* likr wr havr dnnr In lltr past. ' W lngrr said W r will slill fa- testing Ihr samr Itask skill* wr arr ju*i adding s<Kite atkllikenal Informa Iktll lo brltrr *rrvr I fir *tu dent* FIRST ANNIVERSARY -^SAT., DEC. 10 ' ~ ~ P h o to s W it h nSS®* Mrs. Claus .. M fls - CLAUS v0°pW StarTrekkers A c c o rd in g lo W ln g rr Ih r m uhllr *a fit ail print Ifial* Itave given th ru approval lo thr plan lo implement Ih r new Irsl* T h r high sc ImiM prtrw ipal* will m m nr si w rrk lo discus* Ih r 1 hange al lltrlt level They. Ion. arr rs p rc lrd lo approve Ih r plan. W lngrr sakt $ 2 .0 0 Shortly afirr Ih r first of lltr year. Winger said Ih r district will meet with rrp rrsrn ia llvrs of thr stair D rp a n m rn t o( Eduta lion to work oul ih r tir tails " W lngrr ftoftrs Ih r new irsl* will Itrllrr prr jure students for Ihr future while assessing Ih rlr skill levels on basic knowledge to benefit M E A L S O N W H E E L S Tor C h r is tm a s d in n e rs c n * Caji Books ^ " $ 1 0 0 O ff Sanlord I M .tU W . u . 1 'A N Y H O O K P U R C H A S E | O F SS 00 O R M O R E _ w rr M TP j' s j c o u r o m _|| 322*6117 i ’ W twn *omeunr pull* a gun on you and fMitnt* II your hrad. you ttrgm In think T don 1 really w-anl lo die now It'* an awful thing to look dow n llir harrrl of a gun like iltal W e'rr not *urr what Ih r mrwsagr of II was W e're still talking that over “InnjuneCan l scjl Huh Clutr!" 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Florida F«ds> [>*c rent.#. • Plenty of holiday fun TO -D O Weekend guide Friday uml Saturday — IV< ft and 10 - I.Ignis ol I tfr from (t until ft |i m at O a liU a n l’.»iK Cemetery, at the Intrrsn tlnn id Httirhart Ho.ul and S I ! lltA in I..iKr Maty Tin- event will Iraturr I »aa» luminaries through thr i v i n r i r h with a I n r nativltv *•rnc a tritlrintiraiii r tree and refreshment* At 7 p m S a tu rd a y on ly a ra u d lrltg h t service ol rrttiem hiaiur will Itr held at the mausoleum Although th rrr I* no rh a tg r lor admission reservation* arr requested tiy phoning 122 12 a i T h r rs rn l I* sponsored tn IVtldwin fa in hlld Cemeteries and Funeral Home* ••• Satunlav — Iter IO — Sanford C'hrttiuaa event* I’aradr on Seminole Hint hrgtnntng at 3 p m ('onilrmou* rn lrrtaln m rn t and event* around th r Hit/ Theater tx-yiniiing at 4 .TO p in Hit/ Pascal* Pageant on th r Second S trrrt stage tx-glrinlng at 4 .40 p m Tree lighting rerrm ottv and rntrriatnm rnt at fl j> m S itth annul ( h rn im / r l« u t jiaradr idl shore from Sanlord on t.akr Monror tx-gtnnlng at 7 p m ••• Satunlav — Dec 10 — f a i r llo ik r in thr Srm tnolr I'rn trr Sanford. l« celebrating It* first anniversary with a Ix-nrlM for Meal* on Wheel* Mr* Claus (sorry Santa i* busy getting rradv for Christina* Eve deliveries) and th r Star T rrk k rr* will hr on hand to |«wr lor photo* with ituiw w ho pay %2 for each picture Th r Star Vrrkkrr* w ill arrive at I p m Mr* t tail* will a rm r at 2 p m For inorr Informal ion <all thr «torr at T 71 <1117 ••• Sunday — O rr 11 — Sporl* Card and Ka< mg t'oHrrtlhlr* Show at thr Sanford Ctvk- I'r n t r r 401 E S rm in o lr lllvd Irtnn 't a r n until S p m N ASC A H dir i a«t* rornlr* and many ol hr r Itrru* will tw available a* well a* iloor |irt/r« Admission t« f | l<rr adult C hlld rrn under 17 arr admitted free Santa I* ** hrdulrd to atrlvr at 7 p m ••• Sunday — On11 — Centra! Florida • aou! wtlrrlit«S •pim filled rontrm porarv g.»*|irl group C*od Sent will hr In concert al Ihr Hu kory Avenue C hu n h «d God 4 p m featuring T h r Oviedo Voter* of |-ral*r and lll< kory Avenue Cnnprl Choir ••• Sunday l)n I I — T h r Si Paul Mi%*ionary Hapii*l C hun h Ca*tlr llrrw rr Scholarship Committee Invltra th r community to th n r Annual (educational Scholarship Day. I I a m T h r rooming speaker will hr thr Florida Edur at ton Contmtsakmer. Ik m j Jam rrw in of TalUhasoer At Ih r 5 p tn educational * rho U r*hlp program th r rornitilttre will award Ih r *( hnlarshljt* for I'HM l)!V to those deserving students Guests for th r occasion will hr Ih r dynamic Srm inolr Gosjir I Chotr Simpson alternate jury seated LO S A N G E L E S — Ending a grueling two m onth srarrh lor Ih r people to dretdr O J Simpson * fate, lawyers have selected a panel of 12 alternate Jurors that closrlv rrsrtobies llir main | u r v p w - h r d l a *4 m o o l l t The alternates sworn In Thursday range from a 4 4 > ra ro ld black letnale computer ter hnlctan who said Ms Stmpmn w.isn t a saint” to a 2 H year o ld femalr lllsjiari1- real estate appraiser who said Simpson was "the onlv |>rrson wlio fiad a visitor motive.” There are nine wom en and three men among the alternate* The group l« comprised of seven blacks, lour whiles and one Hispanic The main Jury, selectrd Nov 3. consist* ol eight women and four men Eight Juror* arr black, one while, two lllsjutilr and one of m txrd race. Wayward whale disappears PENNSAUKF.N. N J — A right whale that has firm roaming •he Delaware Hiver got stuck on mud flats near an oil refinery, hut klckrd Itself free two hours lalrr and d!%a|>prarrd Info a crowded shipping rhanttrl Marine biologists frarrd th r whale would die when II got stuck Thursday night. They threw rocks at It while trying lo coax II hark into Ih r water "T h e animal did II himself. It klckrd Itself free w ith his tall." said Hob Schorlknpf. director of Martnr Mammal Stranding Unit tn Hrlgantlne " T h r rocks they were throwing al It may have stimulated It.” T h r whalr first upprarrd along Philadelphia's riverfront last Saturday, swimming In circles with a head wound Northern right whales arr Ih r rarest of all Ih r great whales Th e y were once considered a favorite of hunters for their oil and balerti. and arr most often found off Ihr roast of Cape C cmI and Nova Scotia. 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S r M A T T M tW r O R O A N l Associate 1 Paris Wntar ( lilt A G O — Short ( hlldtrir arr mi inorr likrlv l » tie shv. anxkMi* or dejttrssrd than taller v'Mittgslrr* according to a study dial rtmlradk Is earlier rraran h Th r study flnarurd by a group dial *up|M>ris Ih r use ol growth Imnnoiie* suggests that parrot* who hopr rx|irrislvr hortnonr treatment* will im p ro vr their children * srlfrslrrrri may fir wasting tlrelr money 1 tie strongest «a*r for treatment should not fir tiased on thr asautnptkm that If ytdi'ir short yini'rr ftavtng problem s." said study t il author David Nandtirrg a prole**.* ol jirdutite p sy th u iry at Itw Sta ir Untvrrsi ty of Nrw Vork In lluftalo I fir study jndillshrd Wednesday III thr journal IV d U Ifk s. was financed tn part tiy thr Hum an Growth Foundalkm a oonptufi! group that hack* th r u sr of grow th hormones f uimdatum nirm tirrs sop|-.rtr <1 die study • finding* The rrs ra rrh was tiasrd on surveys of I HO taiys and 7H girt* ages H in 14. who were .eferrrd to a |irogratn for trratm rnt ol bright deficiency Hewari tier* would not d lv lose th e lio s p it.il w h r r r t h r p r o g r a m I* b a s e d K ie v f o u n d d ia l s I m m I I m iv * d r s r r t lir d I h r m s r t i r * a* less six ta lly a i t l v r b u t d id n o t l u i r m o r e tirf ra v k ir p m b l r m « I li a n a g i i H i j m l a v e r a g e b r lg lil O ld e r lio y s w h o w r r r s h o rte r th a n r x j i r r t r d t r n r i r d In s h o w s lig h t ly in o r r p ro b le m s , p r o t iatilV fie. a u s r t h r v h « v r f a r n l i v i n g w i t h t h r u s h o rtn e s s for a lo n g e r |w rDNt of l l r n r . N a n d t ir r g sa id Girls though w rrr nearly tndlsllngulsli alilr from th r normal grmiji and srrtn rd In fir better oil In soinr rase* The youngrr girl* - H to 12 dew. rllie.l their alhfrllr prumisr a n d * a lat skill* more |nm|llvrly Ilian even normal size girl* *'S<m lety oaerpt* |irtltr girl* rnorr Ilian jirtitr tmym.” said study coauthor Susans t am pin an assistant prolrssor at Stair Univrrslty of Nrw York at Huffalo I fir findings eontradD t earlier studies suggesting stDirtrr youngsters arr m nrr likrlv to fir maladjusted (Iran tatter chlldrrn .Inn W riss a sjxikrsrnan lor G r n r n ln h live whD h earned 92 H i million Iasi year on growth hormone sale* s.ild Ih r findings w r r r rvttisisirnl wtlh the iontjiany s p h llm ophy Atwnit 20 (MX) U S (h lld rrn have taken Artist’s colorful wail, house draw complaints ■ y Tha Asaoclatad Pros* TLK*SON Aft/ - The purple and hot pink guest tunisr w a* had enough Hut Ih r !) loot wall |ialnlrd aijua orange and yellow was the Iasi straw l.lsa Frank's nrighlxtrs oh Jrctrd lo Ih r ofltiral displays In Itirir afTturnl inarm u rn ! sobdl visDm and i(xik her ro court f it v M .iglslratr G ro rg r Anderson rulrd Wednesday tb.il Ih r wall rx rrrd rd th r rlly's six tool limit lly allrriKxin title k dust was lly ln g a n d r o n r r r l r was crumbling as workrrs krux ked oil Ih r w a lls rx rrs s tirigbt much to Ih r satisfaction of nrlghUtr llrntsr Kolllng* * It wux Itkr ((Hiking at a prison wall from my living rrxtrn %hr said Frank, an artist wlio run* a huslur** that makes colorful school supplrrs. hasn't corn nirntrd atMKil lire dispute Hut nrightair Hr ad Hulling* — no kin tn Drnisr Hulling* — satd as long as no salrty problem were in v o lv rd people sh o uld have minded thr ir own tMisIness I find it somewhat rrp rrh rn slide that someone ra n tell rnr what I ran do with m y prnjiri ly .' hr said I hi* is Am rtlca. alter all " T h r r r I* s iiin r h o p r for Autrrira Mr Hotting* — Ihr guest house r< •n|| stand trig human growth hormone T h r National Instltulrs ol Health estimate about H tw o rrrrlv r (h r d n ig solely lot ttw tn flk rrasous ID- tors say (irn rtvrd jnychologD al rra* >n* are Irrfpirntly 1 tie only jnotilrm * rttrd by |N«rrnts rrrprrstlng the treatment whtrfi <m l* s I m m i ! I k H / r i a year Many doctor* re co m m e n d horm one trratmrnt lor t hlldrrn only il It's m rd k ally lirirssary. surfi a* when kidney lallure trad* lo a defle Irney In llir natural growth hortnonr (M hrrwlsr irsraM tiers said. I tie treatment may tie inorr irauruallr Ilian w h atrvrr sex u l pfoldrm* lire |iarrnla arr trying tn avoid ’‘Having lo go to Ih r rndra rlne rllnlrs the dally uijrilDHis and /urriital supers isum — arr these tailors even m n rr alrrsafur'" ( artijxis said J rrrm y HilVin prrsidrni of lire Washing tun based Foundation on Kronr/mk Trend* a tlilnk lank Itial sludtrs thr rth k a l. stm U I a n d r i o n u i n l i t n ip lt c a llo n s of n rw tr« hnologte* said the study shows th rr r 'w nothing w rong with tiring short T hr liotlotn line is ihls." said the 5 fiM it 7 Hlfktn ' D ltrrsity Is |iart of wttat bring tinman 1* about ” ( n r F in t ilr r n s 24 kt (...I d GO FOR THE GOLD! ‘ O n S t i r ' ( n i l i l f'ln lin g • i n r M r ln llh S iir fm r . 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PrwanbSpvw Cn4lC«W I - OwpCAi I (IW iniini.. •Kir COUPON Im m u / tu ttr m Xf �' * - -I D e ce m b e r 9, Sanford Herald Sports IN BRIEF LOCALLY SSC hosts B 1 tournament SA N FO R D t h f i |<a> 102 in l r r « « f l i n irjlIiH i iiM lh » ■ •e» l r « n u *nr m h rd u k d lo |uuik i|utr in I h r Ihstrxt Cim iniiM ionri • ('u p liH iituturn! this \ il u l t U ) «n d S u ih U i *1 I hr V llillk ilr Sm i *» ( im i(i|rl Ai ••wiling in tournament iM ( 4n lir i S«ir> Hrttai I hr In u liu im n l ls lu( m i m lk m Irani* In rVwkt* IM»uv i H I I m rroll* p lra m l with Ihe ir* p m w Mid Rent* Ai U «i n u in i I 4 M players hriwert* Ihr A£r% ol*« im l I 4 e lil |Millrl|Mlr Iht* weekend Georgia blasts U C F O K I A M O — « arkvs Sirring screed i t |«wnt» juid T y \A ilson edited IN as i . n 4 ( u took « •mind earl* end « m l on In inul l rotral FVetda A.l A ] Ih u m iii nuhi It * m live fourth *U*l|hl * In fcw ( i n * ( u 14 Oi a h li h u|>rn< lie Southeastern Conference « h n lu lr it T r n u r u r r m .ten 4 I'atru k hulls ird O n t r e l FVeula » n h IN jsxnts end Ikerryl lin t * end Howard Porter rm h pullrd d m n alt irh iu m l* tnr Ihr Knight* [AROUND THE NATION] Virginia rips Bethune Cookman C H A R L O T T E S V IL L E Ve — COfy Alr»en<trf a t r n l 2N j»>int* I h u n d t i lo Wed f!*e I a* slier* in dovibk ll| u ir« e« X A h ranked \ irtflnla tvel IW-thutve « laAnven Mr* 40 L e irn y Strong w nred IS point* (or Ihr W iktreis (2 2L * h i were (dating thru firm St A A ii|i|<>nrn' eflrr n |irn in ( Ih r season i ^ i l l l t l Ih irr N AIA Irem* WHAT’S HAPPKNINQ TO D A Y JU C O Men's Basketball St Petersburg JC at Seminote CC 7 30 p m JU C O Women's Basketball Semmoie CC at R'ortard Clastic Boys’ Basketball Seminote et Oviedo F 4 I t p m JV 6 p m v r x t m Leke Mery et Lymen r » p m Lake Howell ft Mainland P * p m ; JV. S 30 p m . V. 7 p m Del end at lake Brantley P 4 p m JV S 30 p m . V. 7 30 p m Orengewood Chrtetlen at Merritt leiend Chile lien J V . S M p m . V 7 p m Y o u ’v e Olson, Rams best ’Hounds g o t LO N GW O O D Finishing m ik r* all dlflrrrm r With Ih r proper finishing a Met k nt * > »d < hr Iranetnvmrd Into a piece at lirllka vii futnllt a mound <d <la* lurried Into a ( <rr< tan urn Without lln id iin t a n e w i* (usi running • kh king On Thurvdat night Itir I akr Mart Mam* «* i M r to llnl*h a ro u p lr uf Ih rlr often* nfqsetunitk* arul evdketed a 2 0 win u trr l* man Greyhound* In a Nerninuk Alhk C a nlrrrm r girls erarrr man h al Ih r ( ‘art Hr rile* AthkIX t'omplr* Ih r |u n M varsity gamr v m i by L M.r> 4 0 The Brahman (dayed to a I I liras We (dated a lin k Ml brtlrv iitrughl *aid I a k r Mar* cr«»i h hill 1 is v k W'e re gettlr>* tu »< •Thing iitgrlhrr arul playing together a* a In m T h r girl* arr Marling tu urukrsiarid llir *ts< rm ra ih rt arul ih ry rr Marling lo play into a tr-a than a* a group nt Individual* Wr *ltll hate lo eruvk un iiur finishing W r rtrrd In lakr M llr r adtanlagr ol our •harurs t_.hr Mary, w h*h U nix bed 1*1 six** on *-«al m . r t l JO minutrs into Ihr game » hrn Angie i Hum mwbkd home a ror net ku k from Allium HnMnsim Otuwi stored In Ihr V4th ininutr id il»» second half when she ripped a right traded shH inside the k fl goalpost II* iompartann Lym an n*»k just four stun* only three <d which required la k r Mary goalie VIn hrllr Rovlln In make a sate Greyhound kre|irr hwtnlr llrtarul irgisirrrd IO sates * |'m very (dr**rd with what ih r girls did on thr Held tonight ” said l.ym an mar h Gory Itornrtt Everyone worked hard on defense W ith the wea(*tn* lltal l_ake Mary ha* In allot* only loro goal* i* an a> i tmi(dl*hmrnt •But we )uM ran I fliu*h on offense W'r rtrrd wMneone lo step up and finish to start si nring some goals Onre that happen* we won I hate lo absorb so m uch pressure on d e f e n s e l_akr Mary |6 ] I oterall It I SAC I ftosis Ckartsalrr rrn ira l Cal hoik this Saturday af irrtwixi Lym an I2 tl oterall 2 ft S A (’| iratels i*» Orange Park on Saturday PATRI0T1 TOP HAW KS A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - (h rts a k M.xix a ami Kim tfc Itfuro ear h * card i* w g "* i« Tb u rv la t as i he l_akr luartlky t*slry»i*sf»vetrsme an rarly t O dehrtt In treat thr Lakr ttorrrU Nlltei Hawks ft I ■ w M S m t ilW r C * * * Laka Mary % first goal Thursday nrghi cam# midway through in# first half, whan Angia Olson got har n**i lo a comar sich from Allison Bobcnson and dosclsd it past Lyman dafvndars Lauran Hargraavas (No 1 ft|, ftomar Forgy (No 17), and goaisaapar Jonma Baland al Torn Storry I teld Seminole A lh k llr Conference! hosts hishetp Mcaatrr Saturday la k r llnw rll dlofrs In '.I 3 HALL LEADS LIONS SANFORD — Karen Hall netted a hat In- k Thursday night to kad the O vkd o Lions lo a 3 I win over Semirtok s l ighting Seminole* al Thomas E W’hlgham Slacilurn Paula G ilk n srored Semirtok s goal on a |m s s from llollv Hie hardwm Oviedo also v tv i live freshman game 3-0 while Semtnok lc»rk the pm tor varsiiv m airh I O on a goal by l-eslle A infer non Hie Lions rmtshot Semtnok ir»h In ihe varsity contest and had a 2 I edge in comer ku k* forcing Tn M - goalkrejrer Laura Williams to makr right sates Oviedo s gcsillr tiad thtre saves Now 0 7 1 overall and 04* ut Seminole A lh k ttc I onlerence p la t S e in liu rk Will hc**l |^»ke V la ly neat Tuesday. D m 13 I akr h ra n ik y w un die junior varsity game .11 The Lake How ell freshm an won 2 1 Lindsey Weaver gate l_ake Howell a I <1 kail with her first half goal Mottxa lied Ihr score a few minutes latrr when stir c o n t r r lr d on a (irnallt Lk k Site later adekd an unassisted goal in the se« «»nd half Gingrr Sr tile k assisted on troth of Svhruin s goals Maggie 1 trills converted on an assist from lenna At mar In cn m p ktr I he scoring fetr l_akr hraniky Ih r Patrux* dottunalrd plat outstxxiung laikr Il iac It 2-1 ft and having a 4 3 advantage In turner ki« ks laikr llottrll goalkrejirts combined for Ift sates la lu m Murphy and Ih rrrs a Mi»m star ear li p la y d a hall in goal lor laikr llta n tk v roc h liad two sates laikr h ra n ik y |7 I oterall and 7 0 In the State-ranked Seminole adds Oviedo to hit list leke Mery el Lyman 6 p m Orengewood Christian el Mer Mil Itlend Chrtetlen 4 p m Prewt Steff Report* Oviedo at Seminole JV. 5 15 p m . V 7 p m Lyman at laka Mary F 4 30 p m . JV. 5 45 p m . V . 7 30 p m lake Brantley el lake Howell JV. 5 4J p m V 7 30pm Wrestling Lake Mery at New Smyrna Beach JV. 6 30 p m . V. 7 30 p m SATURD AY Women’s Baseball League Daytona Baach at San lord. 1 p m JU C O Women's Basketball Seminole CC at Broward Classic Boys' Soccer Oviedo at Mainland JV. 11 a m . V. 12 30 p m Girls’ Soccer Clearwater Central Catholic at Lake Mary JV. noon. V. 1:30 p.m. Lyman at Orange Park JV. noon, V. 2 p m Blehop Moore at Laka Branllay JV. 1 30 p m . V, 3 p m Wrestling Samlnola, Blehop Moore, Kletlmmee Qaleway al Oviedo. 10 a m Lyman. Laka H ow ell, Titusville al Laka Branllay. 10 am PRO B A S K E T B A L L 7.30 p m — W K C F Miami U ra l. (I.) I 8 , Orlando Magic al Complato llaMnia on Rob* IS r iS M T lM O f lM IU O it tW SA N FO R D — The Fighting Semi notes arr trac k After suffering through a siibjiar srason Iasi year Ih r Srm inolr High School girls' tiaskrltiall train ha* come track this year Intent on reclaiming Us place among Ih r stair's elite Thursday night al hill Fleming Memorial Gym nasium . Ihe Tribe won H b loth game in 1 1 starts, c ru sh in g visitin g Oviedo 59-40 behind a 24 point. 11-rebound, four assist jM-rlorinam r by senUir Trntshla Eason Th e junior varsity contest went lo Oviedo by Ihe score ol 47-38 W ith Ihe win. Seminole, ranked No 8 in Ihls week's Florida Sports W riters' Association's Class 5A M a le |toll. Improved Its Seminole Athletic Conference record lo 4 0 The Lions sulfrrrd their second straight conference sc ItKick and fell lo ft 4 overall and 2 2 In the SAC Boys' Soccer Spruce C rt«k at Ovlado JV. 5 p m , V. 6 30 pm f i n i s h By T O N Y OeSONMISN Herald Sport t f dilof Girls' Basketball Girls' Basketball t o Raiders host No. 3 St. Pete Mika Shappard (No 12) and Ihe Seminole Community College Raiders will host the St Petersburg Junior College Trojans, ranked No 3 in the National Junior Collage Athletic Association poll, tonight at 7 30 p m The Trojans, 100, are coached by former SCC mentor Bill Payne Oviedo will have III I lr- lime lo regroup as Ihe Lions bust S p n irr Creek Saturday night T h r Junior varsity o|iens play al 5 p in. with thr varsity sel for a 0 3 0 p m l!|xrlf T h r Tribe will lie oil until next llO U t M f t n iii* i C L»ivw ai • 1 1 l. I l • • , - w v i l u WC m . i c l* ( a a t w t l l n * « « .■ > M 4 * M ( •« t L m • • D u s a r * > > 4 * W t C a v 'W I • « I ( O n I • I > T 4*4** 14 1*14 4* U ffllM M I M l I mOWI i • « J • >4 I t w t v l l l . **•••<» I I > I I H 4 S 4 S " 4 * I V l w » 0 » 4 M * 4 1 « < 4 H « 4 4 4 4 I W a I •• I. I w II 1 4 14 I I I I V « l | l | t # r # n 114 i4 W O r* 4 l I 4 • I t - 44 14 IV I I It 14 tv * * » » » « far* *•*'* - O.wO* I i&*vO*«* II m*ot*«**i f **«• l*vi* W-' W* I I t U r u | 0>«4* 14 II r*v.W4 *a T*cv>ttart n »* I m v * U C V»— •*• I* I 4 « VAC O ,* 4 o V* 14 >1 Tuesday nlghl. when Ih ry host llishop Moorr in a non-i'onfrrrncr game J V action starts at li p m will) the varsity taking Ih r floor a) 7 30 p m Seminole took control from ihe outset, leading 14-7 after one |ierlo<l and 33-13 at Intermission Thing* did not go much M-tirr in Ih r third period as ihe Tribe hull! it* advan lage to 23 |H>lnts. 44 2 1 A lv i having a lug game fur Ihe home learn was sophomore Dana Merrick with 13 |mmts. si\ assist* and six steals Kalle Ciaudette was ih r lone Lion In double llgurrs w ith 12 points Arrow Force III shoots down Wymore Tech Bobcats Prom Slaff Report* bwMww m i E A T O N V IL I.E — Things are slartlng lo come lo g rlh rr for Ihe Seminole High School boys' Iraskrlhall tram With Hirer playrrs scoring In double llgurrs. Arrow Force til won Its second straight game, pounding Wymore Tech 7 1-49 Thursday night •’We've hern playing a llllle liellcr In every gam e." said Seminole ruach Bob Tralna. " W r did not play very good at Mainland. Ih rn played prelly well hut let one gel away al Seabrrezr We jilayrd much liellrrut Eau Gallle ami loinght "W e ve hern trying lo drvrloji ih r inside outside game O u r chemistry has not been very good. W r luivr u big game with Oviedo tomorrow (Friday) and two big games next week (al Edgrw airr and home with laikr M ary) llo|rc fully, w r can gel on u roll." A iro w Force III look an 18-14 lead m a closely fought find quarter. Ihrn turnrd up thr defensive Intensity In Ih r second quarter. oulM iirlng thr A S S O W r o S C I l l l l l . S O B C A T I 41 G « V 01 1 4 * 1 l* f«* w 1 * 0 1 «< * ».* * 1 4 4 14 U 411 • 2 I* I*. Train* r 4 4 JC ln * « 1 * 0 > Hariowar 1 1 4 1 U n its t a i l l o 'a t j r u i t n W , m . . . T .f k 1441 M*rmen | 4 10 I* S**r*n I * | }. thorn l i l t A * * r * lt 1* T*I4I* I t 14)1 4* Wm.«*t. W MlAmV * I ) 14 I* N II >] - n W i n * . Th I 14 I I I I f — 41 l r » H po-n* Ix ia goal* I (T ra in * 1 G pvonl W ,m * r* T*<h 4 IHarm on ) W 'H i4 "-« Th o rn ) TM o l town - Wmtnor* 71 W »m or* T a m i l fowwaow* non* T#<hnl<olt — non* R t n r V t W m .noi* 4 } W rm o r* T*<h I > IWilx .Us 20 5 lo lead 38-10 at micmUsslon Alter a slow third |M-rlod (“ We had a llllle problem with Intensity coming out of the lockrrroom ." said ITalual. Seminole gol track on the track III Ihe Dual quarter in w in going away. Arrow Force III wus able lo juvsi the big win despite limited lime from center Chuck Smith (who's nursing u sore humstrlugl and without key bark-up Jeff M rrlh lr loot with a had hack). Leading th r wav for Srm lrm lr was junior forward N alr Hall with 20 (xrlnts and 12 rebounds Ollier lop performances were turned In by senior guards llrad Tralna 118 |ximts. five assists) and Erie Roberts 111) points). Junior back-up guard Henry Gipson (Hirer points, four assists) and Smith H w<r points, six rrtxrnndsj •'Smith did a good Job cunsldrilng he's hurt." said Coach Tralna "And Uljison has hern our leading assist man for Ihr year He Is sitll trying lo find that halance between shooting and (Kissing H r has not been shooting well, so now h r Is over-passing When h r gels li all together, he will lx- a very Important player (or us.” Arrow F o u r III. now 4-2 on Ihr season and receiving voles In Ih r Florida Sjxiris Writers' Association's Class 5A stale poll, visits un drlratrd Oviedo for a Seminole Alhlellc Confer­ ence bailie tonight al 7 30 p in. Freshman and Junior varsity games will lx- played al 4:30 p in and 0 p.m.. rrsjiecllvely. 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Sanford, Ftotttfs Fud«r- Oscambaf 9, 1W4 *• People H o lid a y e n e r g y t ip s Reading can be such fun Conserve on lighting,cooking and heating 1 Only use holiday lights during dark evening hours W'hen retiring for the evening, reduce crisis and Increase safety by unplugging all lights at the wall outlet Also brfore using tree nr outdoor lighting, rheck for frayed wire* loose connections broken i»r cracked socket* and arras of r*posed wire Lights used nulstdr should lie clearly marked lor outdoor use CONSUM ER FOCUS BARBARA H U G H ES/ GREGG 2 Use energy labels when pun basing appllaraes If buying a household appliance as a holiday glfl. use the yellow energy label as a purr leasing guide for energy effl* lency 3 Switch lo fluorescent lights Should you Imy or receive a lamp during thr holidays, use a fluofes* rn i rather Ilian Incandescent bulb (or light When selecting or replacing bulb* a 9 watt nururesernt light rrplaces a HO watt Incandescent bulb S Keep heating costs (n a m inim um Set I be heating thermostat tn the lowest com fortahle temperature. HM 70 degree* or lower is recommended. T o fun her reduce heating costs, check and repair healing svstem duct leaks and every month rrp la rr or clean the system filler fr Reduce live costs of outdoor security lights Attach a timet or motion detector to outdearr security light* Th is reduces thr lime that the lights operate, while It ensures that your borne is protected when you are away 1 Use your m k ro w a vr erven as much as possible when rooking holiday meals Cnoklug with a microwave oven Is energy efficient compared lo standard electric and gas range cooking A H * M Wm h fct V r i « » » » « Lake Mary Elamantary School recently held a fan Boo* Fair open houta w h a n author* and storybook character* visited the tchool M t Fn//le driver o' author of Magic School flu* « a * on hand to promote her latest adventure, "In the Time of the Dinosaur* ‘ and pose with Lauren McAllister IN BRIEF Anniversary benefits Meals on Wheels SANFORD — f a ir lk->h* will ic k b ra lr II* first anniversary with "out of this world" visitors Saturday. Dn lO starling at I p m M rm m twrs of th r U S S Genesis Star Trek C lu b will Ik at itie bookstore al 1 p nt and Mrs Claus w ill make an ap|learner at 2 p m I'ltntim With the T rrk k n s nr M rs Claus are available lot 92 with pfm eeds going lu tirnrfll M rals on Wheels for Christmas dinners Catr Hook* Is lutalrd In Srtnlnofe Centre nest to W'al Marl Fur more Infortu.ilIon. < all Iteverlv al 322 til 17 CALENDAR I United We Stand meets Sunday Untied We Stand Amen* a. a imn |u ii> u n non prolll *It Irens action group meets the art unit Sunday of each month al 7 p m . at th r old Lake Mary City Hall on Country Club H«ad and Lake Mary boulevard AH interested person* are welcome Aerobics offered Sanford Rrrrratton Department offer* Slrp Aer«»t>n * al ihr youth center in Sanford C ity Hall. Monday* and Wednesdays, (rum 11 In IO a m and 5 30 to t> 30 p m Instniclor is Lisa Hines Coat Is 93 per clas* For tnformallnn. call 330-56(17 Sanford Rotarians to meel Rotary C lub of Sanford meet* every Monday ut noon, al the Sanford Chamber of Commerce but Id inn Activities for seniors Lake Mary Senior* Invite anyone 55 year* or older tn Join them In two weekly activities on Monday Woodcarvcrs from 9 30 lo 11 30 a in . Games, from I to 3 p m., at the Frank Evans Center. I5HN' Country Club Road Employment opportunities for seniors An employment program sponsored by AARI* Senior Comm unity Service is held at the Sanford A rm o ry Monday. Wednesday and Friday, frnm H a m to noon. Hill Downey and Nick Callahan are available in help seniors find employ meni DEAR DAD: Your son Is facing some lough circumstances — b rin g 14 and adjusting lo Ih r changes In his family. Regard­ less of the fam ily situation, adolescents cxp rrtrn cr all kinds of stresses during thr holidays V FAMILY COUNSELOR M ARY BALK In many cases teenagers rrslst the sudden rash of family com ­ m itm ent* because they are si niggling to assert their In* dependence. A d d itio n a l s tre s s ce nters around some teen-agers* IcrlIngs. whether real or Imagined, that family inrintterN M ill think of them as the Iftilr kids who used lo leave m ilk and cookies lor Santa at Christmas A "m un io -m n n" conversation about hi* behavior last night and his Christinas wish list must Ika high priority. Several topics must Ik *discussed L II your son really hales tiring dragged through family g u lh rrln g s . sec If you can establish a compromise in which he makes a brief appearance unit I hen rr treats However, under no clrcumstniires can h r lie rude or disrespectful h |‘tin base rechargeable batteries Many toys require batteries Choose rechargeable IwMerie* when faevsible If you deride lo purrhase a throw away battery, find oul If your supplier can recycle It 9 IV reusable package w ra p * Holiday wrapping (taper used once and thrown away l* wasteful Consider resusahlr options fur present* popular options include reusable gift (tags and holes You ran also save money by using old newspaper or (taper tvigs for wrapping gifts then reuse them as a par kaglng material (B arbara H u g h e s /G re g g I * (h a S a m m o la C o u n ty E ila n s io n H orn# E c o n o m is t In q u l r l a t m ay be d ir e c te d to h a r at I h t C o o p e ra tiv e E it a n s lo n S a r v lc a , 250 W . C o u n ty H o m a R oad, S a n fo rd . FL 32773 or p hon e 323 2500 E at. 5554 ) Kiwanis inducts Rosin Alfred It Rosin, a retired urban planner and building c o m m is s io n e r fro m L o n g llearh. N Y . was Installed into llie K lwants Club of Sanford hy Hill Fraasa at the club s Iasi W ednesday noon luncheon meeting Rosin Is a native of thr Queens area of New York City, graduated from Adelphl University In Garden City. N Y and look hi* master* degree al American University III Washington. I) C l*rtnr lo retirement, lie was building comm issioner and director of planning lor city of Long llearh, N Y His prior r*|irrlcncr in N rw York City ini hided planning consultant fur 14th Street-Union Street. Union Square Development C o rp o ra tio n and ( ’ta n n in g D m lor o f-th e - Hryant I’ark Restoration Corporation in Sanford Klwsnls Club Induction (Irom tall) Bill Fraaaa, Alfrad B. Rosin and Wall Smith. New York City. While residing in Stiver Springs Md . he was director o( revenue resource* and city p la n n in g for th r Maryland I’arks and Planning Commission Currently. Al and his wife Charlotte, live on Heron Bav Circle m lo tk e Mary Their son. M ark. Is a h u m a n factors engineer with Maritn Marietta in Orlando and thetr daughter. Julie, a fashion designer and y o u n g m o t h e r , l i v e s In Yarrlley. Pa Form erly. Al was secretary for the Central Florida Kiwanis C lub and 1% a hearing officer for the Seminole County J u ­ venile Court and a grandfather of three Rosin was sponsored by W alt S m i t h lor *tub -n tc tn brnthlp Friends ignoring birth hurts Granny D E A R A B B Y i I need some advirr on how to deal with a matter that has hurt me deeply My husband and I are longtime friends with three couples in their 70* las we are) Over the years, when we have received announcements of high school and college graduations, m ar­ riages. and births of thetr grand­ children. we have always re­ sponded with gifts or checks (We can well afford It J My granddaughter recently had a tiaby. (She Is unmarried I She Is opposed to abortion and chosr to keep her baby and finish college 1 wrote to an etiquette expert and asked the correct way lo word the printed birth announcement she sug grstrd sending baptismal an- Divorce can make holidays difficult for adolescents DEAR MARY: My w llr and I were divorced Iasi Ju ly, so, of course, this Christmas Is going to be lough on everyone Hut I'm r e a l l y w o r r ie d a b o u t m y 14-year-old son l-ast night hr sat oulsldr In th r car and re fu s e d to c o m e In to Ills grandparents bouse because hr said hr * tired of being nice tn a hunch of relatives hr hardly r v r r secs most of the year Needless to say. II was Icrrtbly embarrassing for everyone and all I knew to do was cut m y vtstt short and take him home Add I (tonally, his Imlidny "wish list" would si agger u wraith y m a n ’s wallet. Hr has n rv rr made mate­ rialistic Christmas gift demands like this before and I’m at a loss as to how lo proceed Certainly I cannot provide all (or even most) of Ids gift wishes. Do you have any Ideas on how I can smooth oul some of these problem* Irefore they blow up Into an uncontrollable problem? DAD 7 Minimize gasoline use Heforr shopping nuke a list of Hems tn tie purchased and plan the shortest route to all stop* W’h rn traveling for holiday visits, consider using public transportation or carpcmllng 2 Have a frank discussion about what your budget will allow In tbr way of gifts. You may want to spell out exactly how much you can spend and have your son prioritize the gifts he wants. 3 If holiday visitation was not established In the divorce set­ tlement. discuss with him how he will s|>end his time. Some trens have distinct preferences that are lies! respected, others are afnild of hurting one parent's feelings. In which case you may want lo discuss lhe Issue with your ex-spouse and then present him with a plan This will likely he a tough holiday period for all of you. Hang In there — It will get easier In years to come, (Mary Balk la a Cartlflad A d d ic tio n P ra va n tlo n Profaaalonal and a counaalor al Pina Cra*l Elamantary School. Con­ tact har al lha San lord Harald, or call 322 1711.) MOVIEIAND D...t h. & r » E l 177 1716 “ STAR TREK GENERATIONS CLEAR A PRESENT danger. * w)wam « E5U t <0| se a s o n M a n y of us h a v r exchanged holiday greetings with longtime friends and rela­ ADVICE tive* year after year, then sud­ denly. their cards and letters stop c o m in g W e can o n ly assume lhal ih rv are seriously III. or dead A B IG A IL Occasionally, a thoughtful rel­ VAN BUREN ative will send a note saving. "Uncle Elm er died prarelully Iasi August." or. "A u n t Martha nouncrm rnls Instead. So I sent Is incapacitated and Is no longer the announcements to my three able to send holiday greetings." closest friends, and not one of etc. However, all too often * r are them sent my granddaughter a left wondertng It m y bolldjy cards are not rard — much less a gift! I am very biller with these returned to me. I naturally so-called friends and will never assume they were received bul send them even a Christmas Abby. It would be comforting to card again If they are good know what happened — and Christians — deliver me! Tha n ks when. L O U IS E H A U T E R . for lei ling me release this anger L A C A N A D A . C A L IF . Sign me ... D E A R L O U IS E : Your point Is DEEPLY H U R T D E A R H U R T : I cannot fauli w ell-taken Th a n k you for a you for feeling huM. bul Instead letter that I Iiojh - will jar sotnr of Ig n o rin g these lo n g tim e readers into action friends, may I suggest you tell D E A R A B B Y : I recently had I hr h i bow disappointed you are lu nch w ith m y tw o sisters, In them for having Ignored the w hum I don't sec very often. The birth of your great -grandchild gel -together was long overdue. The problem. One of m y sis­ D E A R A B B Y : For years I have ters has gone from alcoholic lo been wanting to write to you religious lo lanallc. She prayed about a problem many of us over her food so loudly nearly older folks have during the everyone In the restaurant could C h r i s t m a s a n d H a n u k k a h hear her It was very embar­ $ C I N E M A S * K? LIT C H FIELD CINEMA 10 in«90 N Mwy IF OJ • 1J 4 0 110 , TH E S A N TA C L A U 5 F 7 T I 1 | a*» IIIRACLC OH WTM STREET II |(]| i T H E L IO N K IN O 1 11 ) (01 00 t 00 JU N IO R (O TU ) jffi l O O I I I I I O T M I M (PG-1JJ | •1 -P C 'I l| P A Q EM A S T E R 1 ____________’ M> K>to°________ ( G i l * U TA ^O A TU « . t„ | ill fill rassing' I feel l hat she should do her praying in private How can I get the message through U) her w i i hout hurting her feeling*'.’ EMBARRASSED. RED VINO, COLO. DEAR EMBARRASSED: No need to (cel embarrassed. Let your sister pray wherever she wants to pray. Prayers are not the worst things people overhear In restaurants. D E A R A B B Y : More about kids and weddings I always got along very well by myself and had no Intention* of brin g a married man Then came Frances, with 3 -y ca r-o ld J o h n n y Wes and 9-year-old Kandy Lyn. Suddenly. I was 39 year* old and thought " W h o w a n ts to be an o ld bachelor'.''" W e were m a r r i e d on Christmas Eve at midnight It was also Kandy's 10th birthday v ). naturally, she stayed up From that time on. when Kandy referred to ih r occasion. It was a lw a y s . "W h e n we m arried D a d d y ... “ Kandy now has three teen-age boys, but whenever this oldtimer hears "W h en wr married Daddy.** his e n tire Interio r glow* Kid* al weddings? You b e t! JO H N A. C H ESTER . P IT T S B U R O . K A N . IF THE BEST IS W HAT Y O U SEEK Our totally renovated clubhouse offers unmatched quality, appearance, and atmosphere. For die perfect private party, wedding, holiday affair or banquet Reserve Now For That Memorable Occasion DROP ZONE iti ^ 1 11)111 1%F 101000 1 TR A P P E D IN P A R A D IS E ^ lyj 1 10 120 V M f 90IM | IOWDOWNDIhT Y S hAUE I f ID t JO* M I INTERVIEW W ITH VAUPiRE 1 J00 4 » 7 00 * » 1 |J! DISCLOSURE 1i l l 11 MS* il l» J 1 I I — 1 l" J B O N U S H O U R S 4 TO 6 PM JlMACUAN •G O LF A N D COUNTKY CLUB* SSO Tl.WAU'AN III.VD . 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Sanlord •322-7ttS3 BARNES HEATINO 4 AIR CONDITIONING cownrir vvstfw»i*ooo>v •"»• !91lM»t|S ’ tthvicr *U MAKS ltlM :HNit*L *l.(M'tMlWtW 1*1 t<f a t n>w r>i>ptais 915 W 2nd SI. 323 3517 4 �Santoid Harold Sanlord f'.r.d * - Frida,. Docambar 9 199 * •• Religion M is s io n fe e d s b o d y a n d s o u l IN BRIEF ■ y S U S A N W IN N IN Herald Corre*pondent Children's choir to sing S A M O K I) the children* t hoir .«i (Tr»r liapn*t r h tir r h M il Park A i r «vill *itig S u m U y The prr *r mat ton la entitled IU|i|iv Hill lirlai J r t u t Admi**inn I* free mtri open in the pubtk Gospel group In concert SA N FO H D Che contemporary gooprl group God Sent will tir |inform ing at Hu k ixi A i r I hull li nl Grxl Snnil.l 1 I VI |i ill the Oviedo V n k n ot l’i*l*r unit Ihe lilt koti A i r (Viaprl i hull Will Alan ||||( Christmas program set DEI. I ON A Ih e Drllolta I 'hi 1*1 U it S* l» Mil will prr w ill a «|m-i u l (hrivtm a* program At 7 p m Monday. D rrrm b rf 12 I lie poMk I* i m ilUI1 1 Ini iin l |n attend the Firal Hapn*i ( him h Sunday Si hm>1 I2<*> Prrnldem e H int will p rew nl will pie w n i a ChrHirna* program At 9 4% a in mi Sunday O n e n itirr IM Later ihAt day. the Adult c hoir will |wtlorm a 1 'ln la liii.il i AntAtA th ru Jraua ( r m r ." tiy Hon a cut Shelly H a iii IIio ii H it cantata m il txgin At 7 p in under the direr Unit ol Ihe Hr v h i inn Hen hrnrixlrr 1 lie puhlii la invilrd for more information rail 574 11M I Angle's to speak SANFO RD - Calvary I li llilu n Ml**lonary trllwoalilp Inc 500-310 W fourth Si will pfearnl a .lean* Ileal* Hally beginning w ith a homer om in g leletiiAllou tin Sunday S(>r .tkrfa WIII tie llm And ShArntl Angle Dinner will lot low Ihe aervli r \l mid uv And I UCOday Dei rrnher l i and 13 Ihe artYiie will (irgln a ! 7 IS p m On W'rdnraday and 1 Intraday. December 2*1 and 21* II Milliard Hall Irotn Cleveland Terincaarc will a|wak A t 7 15 |* III Public invited to revival S A M 'O H U I'tnei trai I lap tlal ('h im li M il K Airport Hlvd will hold A t r Y ii .i l I lie w rrk nt llrtemtier I I to 14 The ape Aker w ill tie Com m ander Doug Palmer. Hermit « haplain in Pam agoola Mississippi He will Alan jierform with hla guitar Seri n ra tx-gin Sund.n m orning at 11 a m and each evening •it 7 p m Spertal must* will he offered each evening and child care will lw prtiYlded tor Intania and italdlera Jim Klralen rrllrrd N a vy r haplain la the Itilenm |>.i*ior al the t hurrh For furtlter Intormailon >all 322 3737 Choirs to present program SANFO RD — The Children a Choirs ol Central Hapttst < h u r r h .1101 W Flrwt St will ptraenl Children* Night at ( h r talma* and Hanging of Ihe Green" thta Sunday evening at ti p m I’artti ||a)llng clwilr* will f* MuaU Makera I Avia Ik «lin Duet lor Muau Makrra II Greti hen Walker. Direr lor and Young Vluak lana Penny Howai k D tm lor 1 he public la cordially Inviled In allend Sorority sponsors Youth lor Christ SASFOM D The Sanford Alumnae chapter ol Della Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc will *|xin*nr u a annual Youth (or Chrial program I hla year ihe anrorltv will hrlng the Seminole High SetHad goapel i liolr In concert |u SI -lainea A M E C htirrh. 819 t iprraa A ie . or* Saturday al 7 p to The puhlii la Ittkilril Aitmlaaloii la (tee SANFOHD Joyce S h e w o|irnrd tile d<.)f* of tfir W illiam and l-aura Clarke Mission *MMI Weal |.Till Si in (ioldaboro, atari k n o w n a » F a 11 It T e m p l e Mltllaltlea oicr one yrai ago Her tmpr* are that ahr and oilier a ta ll make a dlfletrncr In Ihe c o m m u n ity by he lp in g I h r h o tfte lc a a Jobless tiullgrv and needy Tile rnlaatoll la loralrd on Ihe property formerly owned b y tier g ra n d p a re n la W illia m and Laura Clarke now dreraard In la d . her mother waa born there acitoe INI ye.ua ago Her grandfa iher waa a contractor and alwi bulll many of I lie homra In the a u r r o u n d I n g area S it e a aid A lih o u g h H waa m y grandparent* propc ny iny alaier krpt up ihe late* for yeara The building actually hrlonga lo Iter but ahe leta me uar ll (of Ihe purpoar of rear lung othera Shaw diM uaaed Iter goal and pur jxmc tor tlte oulrrat tl "T tie mlaatoll la lo auppll bread tail It naiutal and apirtloai," The work feeda 25 or Ittorr people dally and co n tinu a lly nltera Hlhle »ludlea for litem We rai on one fid e ." atte aald "W e aiudy Coal a word on thr other aide fine aide of the miaatori la for thr In d y and im r aldr la lor ihe arm) l*roy William* Kirk Kmac and Joyce Shew acetpt donation* deli rated try Ben Scott Youth Oi rector Nerd* of llte mission were alao aliared W r need Icaal donallona for Christina*. aald Shaw Wr do h a ir lurkey W e d like lo have wane ham and more vrge table* to irr d the people Drink* like trull punches and mtaiey donallona ran alwaya Itr uaed " Since the mission (eeda many from 5 lo 7 p in the k tirh rn rerelvea much activity " W r uar a large number of pot* and utensil*. aald Shaw Th a i « at Sanford Church ot C hn il. Deve Wenner. and Jothu* Clarion aomethtng we can alwaya uar W r need large pot*, large kilt li rn utrnaila and heavy *{*mn* for arrving Hle.ii h and dlah detergent la alwaya something needed teat " Chrialm aa la a lime when many underpriteleged people go wtihout a preaenl lo enjoy Shaw Intd lhal amal) gift (u i kagea that Irrc lu d r lirm * like a h a vln g auppllea. deodorant*. Iixilhpaalr and Itxtlhtiruahr* waahrlolha. *M p and llsirrtne would hr a welcome preaenl for Ihe Individ- uaU Ireiptenimg Ihe mission Clcdhra. hlankrla and other warm llema were recently deliv­ ered by the Youth Director. Dave W rn iirr and aome of Ihe youth l*rn Sroii. Ilrlliany W'agner and .Joahua Clayton. Irotn the San­ ford Church nf ('h rla l Shaw and ol her* showed m u ch apprreta Hon for the aanlatame "T h a i tlellvery wa* a hlg help." *hr *ald "W e don't need a* much In Ihe line of clothe* unlit after C h rla lm a * but blanket* are alwaya needed " Seven principles for winning in life shared SANFORD M am I hriauan* gel lo a pilot In their »plrtlual llte when they terl they are drow ning in Ihe nrgenl and unabtr to allend lo the itnpnr lattt Struggling with lull* *ick t hlldren and job* t an pul *citnr over the edge T h r apHille Paul cater *aid in II Corinttilan* 12 IO Tttrrelore I take plea*urr In inflnnlite* in reprnarhr* In nrie**llle* In prtari ullon* III dlulrraar* tor Chrial * *akr tor when I ant weak, (lien am I utrong I* there a way lo overt time the b u rd e n * 7 Phtlllplan* I I I *ay* T ta n do A L L thing* t h r o u g h C h r I *• wh ic h »trengthen* me In ihe txxik You l!an Seven Pfim t{dea lor Winning in l.ltr by Dr F r a n k M I n I r l It alternative* air idlerrd (tor tirat lllg I lie odd* lie write* In depth about peraialrnce and tie he! M in irth *ald I tielleve Ihe key* lo *urv ivlng life * hard*h!|i* lie hidden In w e n principle* of ( ’finaltan tiling Find. In Chrial you can If you b rltrv r you can Sr> und. *upport your llte with the mangle of airrngth the llihle prayer and Ihe church Th ird lake rare nf all ol you Fourth, know that (Text la with you Fifth, never give up Slvih grow through defeat and arven *er life from God'* viewpilni God and Ihe c h u rrh la iherr in help u* W e'rr tedd In God'* wont in share In one another'* burden* and not to forsake Ihe assembly. We are lo lake an Inteirst In ihe physical, rin n Honal and «pi(tiual part* o( our Ixidy because ll'a the lentple of h m l In Him we find direction on Iwiw w e are In live " Wiggin* also a dded."The Hlhle •wiy* w r air com plelr in Him W hen w r rrall/r that we grow in lime* of drfrat we are a whole person W r can allow defeat lo tie a victory lor u* It all holla down to faith " Senior I'avior Donald Wiggin*. Inim the Sanlonl C hu rch ol Gcal, vhared hi* view* on Minirih * principle* "First the word ol Outdoor drama set Song presentation to be performed by children’s choir W IN TE R I'A H K — ttir Fuat llaptiat C hu rch ot Tuarawtlla and it a drama mtntatr> will prevent Ilia Lite |ur Mine an outdoor walk through drama w h ir It depict a six Metre* (m m the life ol Chrial Datea ol the |ierfomtance int little I>et emtier 11.10. 18. and 17 (m m 7 to ll p in and December I I and IH hum 7 .Ml in li p rn The church la Inralrd on the corner nl TuocawtUa and Dike Hoada Admlaaioti la tree coni act thr ch u rrh olllce (or more Information S A N FO R O - T h « Children's choir, of First United Method isl (pictured with perentt. will p rese n t Paul Mille r'i.' Christmas Com es lo Lone Star Gulch" Sunday at 6 30 p m in Ihe church's fellowship hell The choir Is under the direction of Libby end Dan Sellars Castle Brewer Day celebrated SANFO H D - Tlte Chrlatlan Education D rjia n m rn i ot St Paul Mlaakonary Hapttst C hurch. I he Hev Amo* C. June*, pastor ptraenl the Honorable Dougtaa .Jamison, Florida ( ’otntnlaaionrr of Educallon H r will apeak al the I ) a m arrvire Sunday. In oliaervance ol Caalle H rrw rr Day. Ttie Setninoie High S< head gosjwl t holr will aing al the 5 p m. aervlre Following Ihe aong presentation. awarda will lie made In area student* from Ihe Cttatle H rrw rr Scholarship Fund The comm unity la Invilrd lo allend Living Nativity scheduled O R LA N D O - Th e Clulalmaa story cornea alive al Ihe I-cke Eola Amphitheater when the Down Iown Haptlsl Church of Orlando preaenl* the filth annual "A n E irn in g III December" Friday. Dec ember 16al 7. H and 9 p in. For further infonnatlon call the church al 425 0200 Walk through Bethlehem presented Correction L A K E MARY' — Holy Crov* Lutheran Church, next lo Sun Hank III 1-akr Mary, will preaenl a "W alk Through tk lh lc h rm ." Sunday Irotn 3 lo 8 p in The cost will tie 82 For additional d r lull* call 333-0797 SA N FO H D — T h e Hev Rufus Hay kin was Incorrectly named a* the speaker for ihe 113th anniversary of T rin ity United Methodist Church The Hev. Dr Geruldlne McClellan was ihe sjieaker al Ihe event Freedom Assem bly sells mistletoe for building By SU SAN WKMNSfl Herald Correspondent SA N FO H D - Mistletoe mean* a little more than snrrklng a kis* in Freedom Assemtily (T iu ri h In Sanlord For the |ia*l Ih e year* i h r m r m h r r * have w orked together lo sell mistletoe gaily decorated lor the holiday* lo raise money for their building fund Pastor id Ihe church, the Hev. Walker told that funds have accumulated from 82.000 the first Year of Ihe sale*, lo Ihe projected goal lor ihl* year of 810.000 W’e hope in hr able lo sell ihe property we own al Seminole G ardens." he *aid "W ith that money and money from the mistletoe sales we hojie lo buy a piece of property for a building and lie debt free ." Various Wlnnn-Dtxie'a in the area h a v e p a r lle lp a le d by allowing the young people lo use the entrances (or the mistletoe sale*. "T h e y 'v e all been very c o o p e r a tiv e ." said W a lk e r "They've also been very supjxirtlve In every way." C alvary C h ristian C en ter JESUS HEALS RALLY III AK tntcm jtm n.il Evangelists FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH JIM a SHARON ANGLE 519 PARK AVI-., SANFORD Proudly Presents "I LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS" DEC. 17th A 18th 7:00 P.M. Pavtor, M iv d n n a rr, l u n g e l i d a n d Teacher B e g in n in g HOMECOMING SUNDAY CELEBRATION 5th Anniversary •SUN. DEC. 11th IDoOjin w i m •I (kl pm Hamer in Fellowship Hall •hu) p.m v-n u c MurxLii A liu-*day IV i IJtti A t kli " 11 p in VTine 5(gMs* Uoar/erv •M im e lei •/*ni/»bevy *//eii//*igt •/>*•//1 era me i*ia )* FREE ADMISSION AM. ARE WELCOME )»v. is t*. . . . . « . . ittaiaiaiata i t a n i i . i i n i i i t i a a i*i*f*>ai*i* H E A R E V A N G E L IS T H. RICHARD HALL I ROM CUrVELAND. TENNESSEE A WORLD WIDE MINISTRY I i-urvlii jri,l Huh.>p i>l "Mure j Utmly* lmjx-% and Irub in llm nnux j| procnutHifi *1 in the Umld IXji era. jml dtHoicr (Ih.*inx- nx-anmg of ChnaiiuV* Hm M FS*W*T FSX K*MMI*n Members from Freedom Assembly sell mtslletoe Rev. Floyd Blake, Jr., Pastor • (-*07) 322-60 M j ii InlcrnaliKiul Mtnnlry of n u r 17.1 ■a» nunnlcrv Wednesday, Dec. 28 - 7:15 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 29 •7:15 p.m. C a lv a ry C h ristia n Center M il 510 IV 4 th S u n t. (C o rn u ot 4 th and tau nt A u n u c ) Sanlord. I t. • May W. Pivdc. 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D K A H DH C K )T T Mv wtle and I are conc erned about high hk**t i n r u u i e the aater supply In our home niter* through a water ■•■fierier t'oukl the *alt have any ttearing on our high reading* ’ D K A H HKADKH M’hlle nnwi w a te r *oliener* e a rh a n g e a "aoft"* mineral l*odtuml nw a liarti one H alrlum l. th e u de vice* do m il o rd in a rily add encHigh call IwHilum •hkutdrl lo i au*r health protilem* M’aler ••■defter* are In general aafe leu hvperten*lve |>ailrnl* Sonrlhrle** you *h<Mild a*k y o u r dor l or about your particular sllualton tutauae he m ay tu aware of wane unusual prohlbUkm that prrtaln* to your M ID IC IN C • P e a k w ill a p | tra r u p h i* a r m f) n e l i m e w h e n railed (ta r a m e d k • h n i n d a ra p id a n d ir r e g u la r h e a rtb e a t it ik w a t iT ap|>rar to he a lle r g y re la te d an w h a t I * c a u s in g th e |U»it»lem'* DKAH H E A D E R Your b u s tta n d • p r o b le m l* t r u l y a m e d i c a l c h a lle n g e lln w e t e r d e s p ite y o u r s ta te m e n t th a t h i* re a c tio n I* n o t re la le d t o a n a lle r g y . I s u s p e c t that It t* tW u n e th tn g In h i* h*>d l* c a u s in g 40 An** U 4 — ACROSS 41OrWtpcaf I llteNdeMt t Ac to* I q w w 4 ) Go oo * h « Oa—a twmtf • Tim tied tJ» wtur* Ml mouw (J-0*1 tile release of h is ta m in e le a d * t o dew rltu th e E E K A M EEK TC TH ^U T, “ w rf tis / ACTTJAO.V (T JJAS S r __ «f*F tt\ * r f* )L r*< / W < lT r A m A P f / C * 5 Y «3 tf III* • t i i 4ft r111M1 that tie slwold tu by an allergist » h » will obtain a tuiitrry of hti**1 and •kin lr*t* tn Identify the offend Ing edlWe I think An*uo* to f n i W rt ru i/w u m U C h ta tn w t t llt| M M p « | 14 C M T**tawwnt ft] Ac to* U . e M Antago«w*l UAna* 44 C o m Oof 40 Tui***fi W o n 41 I n i 1*U*M»* 4 ) 4p**M*fi l » M 1 1 ru** It Mouttu* 41 r ood lo n iu M 44 Actor Do*t*o*> fCtnUtal »H H p « DOW N 14 UtOOflOf I* M» 4o***< i Ho*> pmfa o*t M A t d aod - I l**fu*m*tio*i >4i**v* ip | M Chw* ) M e * arty* 14 Ac to* •two nayw w o d - IM ic Im f (Ml 4 CH** SCto* Of 4 14 f e t a f of I m m M III*** n 4p*«" 4 Court poopt* 4 F o * m **> m p*o*> r P arn ir 4 ftaMtc at . } i 1 S —W M ■by T.K. 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A H D H G O T T My 7 0 -y r a r -o ld h u sb a n d ha* a health problem that ha* our dor tor ha/lted Sometime* he Ut*r* i octal tou*rte*a after rating lit* (ace ttettune* flushed and Ite w ill yterspirr rareaatvrly III* rtoae and throat tighten up III* ttkaad prraautr drop* liU at*HJt 30 minute* and sometime* a red 44 Graded <noratm|) I Uproar 44 A OarsAwtn 44 Larga tu •2 f ndtng \ WIN A T BRIDGE TV IM B LV W ER D S / rhlc h you e i a m in e d ra s e by Howie Schneider \ s y m p to m * 44 r *t 14 OCMM n PETER GOTT.M D r WIL.'T'SKINDOF u k e " ^ A BLESSING AHDACWSE ALL AT THE SAME T P E / 7 — : ----- B p P h illip A ld e r If y o u we r e o n e of t he num erous proplr who bought l^trry Cohen * ftisl taiok about the l-»w of Total T ru k * you will p.~nt>ahiy want to get the *equel ( T h o u g h I suppose you rould watt for the movie*| Called "F o l­ low ing the L a w /* It t* available lor P IS US Horn the publisher. N ail'd I’rrs* at IN I lamghtll Hicad llutldmg I ♦> Little Fall*. S J 0743-1 you have a iknitite fill And. of rm irae tie give* deal* where espert* have Ignotrcl the I-aw a n d d u n e b a d ly One *oeh r sample |* today * deal Against three clubs. W rit led a T h e tia*li Idea behind the l-a* I* that In a deal where you are not going to game on high card |M>wrr. you hid a* high a* the n u m b e r of trump* your side ha* In lla treat fit So. with right lru m (r«. hid In the two level and sell out at the three level With nine trum|i*. tiki to tlie three Irvel and sell out higher Cohen esplaln* when and why you make adjustment* to thl* twstc- plan Ifor example, when ■ pad e De c l a r er won wi t h d u m m y * are and p la ye d a trum p tn the queen and ace A spade to Fast * queen w as followed by a switch to Ihe heart nine However, alter declarer had ducked the trick to West * queen. Ihe contract was safe West ciHtldn t do tietter than lead a diamond la st won with the are and returned a heart, but South won with his are. drew trump* and ran Ihe diamonds discarding hts heart losrt South lost one irk k tn each suit A* Cohen point* mil. West may have opened with a weak hand, hut tree ausc he know * nl a nine card spade lit, he should hid Ihrre sjiade* Note that that •ontrac t also maly-s B y B a rn ic t Bade Oaol Y O U B B IR T H D A Y Dec. 10. 1B04 A lucky turn of event* could m ake the year ahead a special lim e for you An arrangement t hat was m a ste rm in d e d by others may scant tie In your control. S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov 23 Dec 2 11 T h e stars indicate you might tie unusually lucky today deal­ in g w llh large enterprise-* T h in g s on a large scale will work to your benefit, so don't hack aw ay. T ry in g lo patch up a bro ke n romance? T h e AstroG ra p h Matchmaker ra n help you lo understand what to do to m .tkr ihe relationship work Mall $2 to Matchmaker. I 'O Ikix 44115. New York. NY 10163 C A P R IC O R N (O n 22 Ja n IB } You have a number ol goml thing* working to your advan­ tage today, but they might not tie Immediately visible to associ­ ate*. Your ares will lie revealed oa events unfold. A Q U A R IU S (Jan 20-Feb Dll Despite wlial oilier* think about your Ideas today, trust your im a g in a tio n Y o u r schem es might seem uulUndlvh to them, hut you'll know how to make them gel P IS C E S (F rb 20 March 201 F o c u s on p o te n tia l m o n e y makers today Your Instincts tor making financial plans a success are right on tat gel A R IE S (March 21 April IH) Your (lowers of observation are sharp today: apply litem T ry adapting Ihe brhuvlor of those you admire to fit your prrwonall«y T A U R U S (April 20 May 20| lie patient today, rsprcially ll you're Involved in nomethltig you can't control. You Will come out okay tf you don't rock the tio.it G E M IN I (May 2 K lu n e 20) Do not hesitate to ask for lavor* (tom friend* today. They arc In your corner and would rnjoy an op|H>rtunlty tn rr|>ay you for your help lit Ihe past C A N C E R (.lime- 2 1-July 221 Condition* look very promising A N N IE AY... I *4 SX «Y .. th a * i v r l SHAfVfOAr (yen to you, utC A iil, A A t r y to Ml.M. T*V< >PUM H O t \nVnC(fttP S SfONS f t . I fCA PAMJA A;* wwrAf Kf/j&. TtuxtH-eft/ ir* JI/4T NIlMtll !!»* « *AJ * J ift 4 s k q it • 4KJI4 KVST M IN I *K q 2 *14 ft 7 4 4 ) « t i n »K W j #A 4 ) •7 4 J *14 4 2 *A Mi l T i l *4 4 V A 4 2 •J 4 4 *q 4 • 4 2 Vulnerable Both Dealer East K rvl Norik ft'-ast Soctlk Pass 1a Pt>l 2* Pave Past Pas* Pavi J* ( Ipening lead * 5 (o i'> | v n n i Tf *1**141 M l* Ik today for you Elevate your sights and proceed with the confidence of a winner. L E O (J u ly 23-Altg 221 In volvrm rnts with socially tnflu rnital people could turn out advantageously for you during thl* cycle Make It a (tninl to develop relatlonshl|>* with thoar who know' how' to get thing* done V I R O O (A ug 23-Sept 221 Several lm|>orlan! matter* that have hern left hanging could now t>e flu u llm l Make a strong push (or the ttntsh line L I B R A I Sept 23 Oct 23) P a r t n e r s h ip a r ra n g e m e n t s usually work out well (or you and today Is no rx rrp llo n A tem|torary alliance tor a spccthc need will be successful S C O R P IO (Oct 24 Nov 221 Your chances nl llnatuial or matrrtal tin tease* look strong today. Give top prlortty to mat­ ters that can Increase your resources. Cop * r i * S t I I f 4 N E W 4 P A P I * t I B P B l i e A44N t* by Leonard Starr a count, «e shut ma? a cHANCt AAfVAOlv* TO * T H(lP fOV*5 f sf tn1iX V TH f)] in t M * 6 f n r < . 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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>, December 09, 1994; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ba7da34e95efd0acfd31b424d5ff2272.pdf 3b635cd44decfeeb3cf08ff03e0e4fde PDF Text Text S a n fo rd H erald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnola County sine# 1000 87lh Year No 77 Santord. Florida Critical eye on TV INSIDE Schools,parents teach kids viewer discretion Sports ■ y V IC K I D * f OHMIRB Winter Springs man top skier • let) Writer W IN TE R SPRINGS Cart Rntw-rge ha*. Iirrn chow n l h r AW SA DFM Male A lh lrir «<l thr V*.ir by llir Amrit* an Water ski A v » » ».«»*•*»! f t « r I 'a g r I H People How to transport food Tf4ii«|a>«iini{ hnlutav 1***1 ran r « u « illii> « unlr«* thr 1***1 I* prnpr tlv iM m llnl .<<i Hiding to ILirtiara G rrg g In her t unvunwt Kuril* •olnitin lixlai (itriU l d i m t n i l r n hint* nn travrltng with l<**l« See P a ( r SR ______________ _ S A N FO R D — Parent* tea* her* anti the *aide T V industry arr joining in rllm i* to ronirot the « fir* i* *>l trl* \i*ii»n >i*tlm*r and ro m m eri tat* on t otllig jw«»pte In Srtulnolr County, student* arr t*-iug taught to llr * Irlevtstoo thr othrr media and all a*|«*-« t* ol llir w ilh a *rtiu al r y r W r arr Ira* htng rrttr* al thinking «kill* at ro** lh* whole curriculum *ai*l lh Marion Dallet executive dire* tor of Instructional *rrit*T* lor lltr dlstrt* t W r a ir hoping stuilrnt* will take a * rill* al i ir w of all thing* " The |wirto* r*liij> « nationwide projrit * rrk « to jitovidr fatnlllr* with prailMal way* to * hang* I miw *hildrrn wall h the tolir turn to ondrr*lar»d ih r underlying rra**»n* f**r «tiflrrrnt typr* «>l program* an*l h*>w to *h*m*r w tial kid* wat* It Y ihi have got to takr a * ritu al look at n r t y lh in g tm i *rr Dallry *ald that • the tnr*«agr w r h a ir to grt to llir children Member* «>f Parent Ira* her A***<* latum* aiul executive* of Ihr NalUmal (a b le Television A***» uttoii and thr I atile In thr Classroom Reading with parents, kids Special this Sunday Sanford commission race . A ro m p trlr ir|«>it nit llir two candidate* *rrktng thr Sanford C ity CnmiiilMi*«i Di*tri*t t neat in thr D n 6 rlrrtlo n will hr profiled tn thi* Sunday'* edition of thr Sank.rif U ria h ! along with thr llrra lil * editorial rndnerement BRIEFS I.A K L M ARY — l-»k r Mary «ommi**loncr* learned wtial thr etty e downtown area could look Itkr tn >rar* .........me w hrn planner and architect Itru rr Altdrrsrn j»»r*rntr<l the Itrst phase ol hi* downtown I.ak* Mary development concept Ttiurwtay night llr rvjilatnrd that tlu* overall project would h a ir two phase* llir first one. where I am at this point." h r «aui. "l» to identify llir %pr* tile inatkrt S*<*uully II the arra I* Idrnttflrd. furw then dor* it appl> to llir *tt> and the jiroplr of thal area * Bee Dow n tow n . Page S A Drug arrests Escapee nabbed A L T A M O N T E SP R IN G S - stirtiil * itrputir* *av 2H y r at old .hihll Graham wa* to makr hi* Initial court a p jr a iin c f today l l r ha* been *liarK***t with nnr count *d r** a(ir ShcrtlT* Investigator* arrrwtrd (iiahatn at approximately 5 30 yesterday allrrm am in tin lllddrn Spring* Apartment* near Altamonte Springs ShcrtlT* *pokr*man Ed McDonough **iv* Craham wa* rrportrdly nerving a l l i r year lerrii for grand thrlt auto when hr escaped Irom thr Morula Statr C i n n ttonal Institution in Orange County. llr I* al*o nahl lt» l>r a *ii *|m-< I In a *rrlr* ol hurglarir* and auto llirll* In Orange and Seminole Counties slncr hi* cm ape WHAT’S HAPPENING L a k e M a ry e y e s fu tu re d o w n to w n By N ICK P P IIP A U F Herald SlaH Writer □ KERN PARK — T h t f f tnrn weir .ttrrvtrd In m r in lx i « nl thr ( 'l l y / fo u n li lm r* iid ,im > llurrau H T 'I II i at a trailer park on tl S Highway 17 U l in Krrn Park la*t nielli ShcrtfTs ilcputic* reportedly charged ih rm with *alr ami delivery of a ro n tru lln l *uh*tanrr T li r y M id thr *u*prrt* arr arruaril nf trytnii In *r II Ih rrr and a half pound* of mariluana In agent* lot I I <t'2A p rr (Htund S u ifin i i a trrvlrd in* lu«lr (ark** Madid. 25, IOO Ihthlin Print*. I.ak* Mat* Alejandro Lortc IB 7 in W lln rw u o d fo u r I Lake Mary and Matthrw Ynungla** J I S<nth Mighws) 17*03 Earn Park Drputic* *aid a total ol K t r n and a hall (HMind* of marijuana wa* (ih iih I In thr traitrr and a 9m m handgun tn a nrarlii pi* hup iru* * Ijnilr and VaiunfV** **•(*■ •<* make their initial m i l l t| ip riu iH r tht* attrllMBKi lladld w»* trlraard altrr poallng B5 <XX) tilufid organization will lo n d u d training *r«%ioti» lor (M lrnt* Ira* her * and In* al *able ojirralor* a* r<*s* the country W r h a ir to rsjtand the *< hoot* definition of literal y to in* ludr not only trading writing and •o m p u lr r lr t h hot also *ritual H ew ing and ll»lrn ln g *klll* said Itailtara lothrrow from tl*r lla iva id ln*lltutr on Media Dallry said that I* “ abaolutrly tru e ." hot t i r l i n r * that rnoogh I* not tiring done to rnsorr youngster*arr wall h in g ohjn tiirly W r nerd to continue what wr rr doing *hr A r r View . Page 5A Goldsboro llsmontory School students portray Charsctsrs during a reading »* »n l Latt to right, fronl row. W hitnsy W illingham . 9. Nichola Potochs, 10. Karll Markovilz. 10, Sarah Hutton, i t . and Amanda Norvsil. 10 Back row. Comsiia W altar. 11. Jsnndsr Fruman. 10. Jsnnifet VanOaldar. 10 Donla Poysar, 11 By NICK FFStFAUF Goldsboro families view world through literature By V IC K I DsBOBM IER H sta ld S ta ll W tils t SA N FO R D - Not rnln nor wind nor tlaik of night t'flu Id k rrp more than .TOO Goldslxiro Elementary SrlvKil students and Ih rir lanulir* from trading together al Goldsboro E lrm m la rv School on Tuesday night Drspltr w ra lhrr I cmi wrl for even tlu* k* yotingsirr* ttiadr way for duckling* and other childhood i lassie* a* part of Ih r •Reading I* a ‘T u rn d o w n th e s o u n d ’ K.noil) Affair program at (h r ** h«*»l W r had a fantastic turnout." »aUl principal Geraldine Wright W r gate away goody hag* and Irrr bonk* to ih r flr*t hundred kid* and those w rtr gone in th r llr*t hall an hour and w r handed out 2<N> more hag* without honk* And I think llirrr were **nnr kMl* who duln t get liag* • Ih r trading program I* part ol a rolUboraturn between Oold»boro and ih r University of See Reading. Page 5 A Herald Stall Writer ____ S A N FO R D — l.ond iroisir eorning from a rirlgldMir • Imu** i an lie a prohlrtn. llir *pir*ll*»ri I*, w hat can lie dour lo rllm ln a lr It'/ I h r Sanliitd City fummi**ion lirant from one s fx tu n tin* week who lol*l Ihrin most ,irt*plr arr hrsilanl lo make comjilaltil* Ihrlm a I hoinjiMio lo m n irn trd "Older people air aliatd tn *all Ihr (•oiler tn *|M*ak op." *hr said. Ihry rr afraid of what mighl ha|i(irn if they do "K u l I am not alrald to sprak out I want till* noise stopped." »h r said Tho m (non live* on W 14th Sirrrt. amt told thr eommtsslonrr* thal while Ihr biggest jirohlrin wa* from loud radio* in houses ih r loud car radio* w rrr al*widl*lu(httlg Ih r .ura She added. "Eve n ll Ihr (Miller do come out lo our area all they can do t* trll them to turn down See Noise. Psge SA To-Do Weekend Guide • F rid a y — N o v |H - A Spirit for Kid* 1*.v D riv e w ill fir held at C a fe Ja k e * I 12 K Klr*l S l r r r i In d o w n to w n S a n fo rd L iv e e n lrr ta ln m r tit w ill lie fe a lu rrd O u e s l* a r r a* krd to b rin g .t o n a s th e p r u r of o d m lM lo n . T h * event to sc h e d u le d to be gin at 6 p m O S a tu rd a y A S u n d a y — Nov I S A 3 0 lh* 1Htli a n n u a l LongwtMMl A n * a n d C ra ft* F rn llv a l w ill In * h r ld from IO a m u n til ft ji in rat h dav In L o n g w o o d s h is to ric district near C h u n h and W a rre n A v e n u e * anti W ilm a S i t r r l T h e fr* tlva l I* sp o nsore d h v llt r O n t t .i l See G u id e . Page 5A Com pllad from statf raport* INDEX ■ rld g a ............................SB Classified*......... 6 B ,7 B C o m ic s ..........................®B C ro s s w o rd ...................BB Door A b b y ................... 3B Doatbs...........................BA O r. Qott......................... BB Editorial........................4A Flo rid a ......................... 2* H o ro sco p e ................. BB toovlo*......................... 3B Notion.......................... BA Pooplo................ 3T P ollco........................... 3A Sports.................... 1B.2B W s s lh s r.......................2A What a weekend for a festival! T o d a y : Becoming partly stintiv High hi Hit- mid n> upper 7t)s Northwest wind K ilo 15 inpli For mor# wssthsr, soo Poes 2A Wastewater treatment facility to expand T h a t s in k in g fe e lin g By J. MARK B A R FIEL D Hnrald Senior Stall Wntor S A N FO R D — Sctnlnolr County rom m lM lonrr* arr *rt to approve construction of Ih r first expansion ol tin- Yankee Lake wastewater treatment laclllly — in an ellort to grt ih r *2H million facility oprruiionul. llir plan l* In install Irrigation piping from ilu- treatment larlllty lo 7.'1 acre* on the Yankee Lake premie* * In dls(M»s« of tip lo 1165.000 gallons ja r clay Irom llir 2.5 mgd laclllly. Eventually, "reuse" lines will lie extruded llirmigltoul tmrtliwest Seminole 1’o u uiy lo dis|Mis*' ol Irrait-d wastewater ('oinutlsslonrt* will consider a piihllc Works l)*-|iarlmrnl rreont* on ii(l.iti*in lo award the construc­ tion hid lo Prime Construction Co.. Otlam lo lor $.ri5!».(XX> Prime stillmilted a bid B:i7.(MMl lirlow llir srconil highest amount Work Is rt|M-< ted lo lake six months to eoinplrlr Yankee Lake was Intended to tli*|ios4 ol lilglil) ttealrd waste wa­ ter in a nearby wetlands system T h e s y ste m w a s d e sig n e d lo a inti the drinkable wastewater Bee T r e a tm e n t. Page SA H m X * ftw io kf Tamm, VMc*ol A sinkhole noar Iho Swcotwator Club subdivision in southwest Sem inole C o unty appears to have stabilized, reports a Seminole County sheriffs deputy this morning The hole, oslimatod al 80 leel wide and 55 leet deep by engineers from Ardaman and Associates, is wdh.n 20 leet ol homes and 20 leol ol Hunl Club Road, closod since a storm washout Wednesday No damage lo Ihe roadway or homes has been reported. There are no current plans lo till In Ihe holo. FOR THE BEST IN EDITORIALS, OPINIONS AND ANALYSIS OF THE NEWS, READ THE HERALD �Vi ■ 3A . » Hfiii.i (iwnlonl. (kind* I t.,u, Nii.vmtwM 18 1W4 REQION AND ACROSS THE STATE FLORIDA BRIEFS ‘Thanksgiving dinner under w ater’ Florida farmers assess damages after Gordon Inmate wins another stay TA l.LA H A S SEF: — A <!«-.«Iti row im n.ilr s. hrdolrd (or n r t iillull Ihl* mortlttlii In I hr slaying nl >t Ikvra Ratlin florist hat won another delay lim n the Mate Supreme l ourt I hr i >urt h i.I earlier drlayrd (h r execution nl Paul William S*.*lt l* front W r d lim ta ) In ilM lild n a iri|lir*l luf a heating mi w lial hit allnrncy * vtid «n u new evidence m the i a v A tm r *• n irm r order lh iu v t.it granted a nr * di l.it }•< titling further orders nl ih r court, amt didn't Indii.iir whether ih* |u«lkr* would n ilr tiefurr Si oil's driith wait ant r t p ir r t ill tumn T u c v U y . If thr m int ts*ur* a >lci txton allrr I hill and denies Scott a new In-an lit a new death warrant r a n l<r Issued, said M.ttk Si hl.ikm.ui assistant gc nr rat count* I lot Gov laiwtoil t'hllr* S . i .11 n attorney Martin M .t’latn asked Ihr state Su|irrnn i n u ll to nritrr n hearing on evidence h r vild ih r pnvsri uiion lallrd In rrtra l In ih r defense H r v ild II showed that an acccunpllcr Mk hard Kniidian, struck Ihr blow* lhat killed n .n t.l Jam r* A Icssl Assistant A iln rn rv General ( ‘H u Trrrn /to argued that similar i U iim had Iw rn considered Iwloir In u n w iu rM lu l appeal* on Scot! • beltall Si m i wa* Aenlenred lo death Drr 14 I97n In Hie slaving <<f A lrv ii » h i v m idr I kh I v u a t Imind at hi* home Ik t I l!i’ N Alessl Iv.u1 tieen severely liratrn and d lrd of a Irat lured *kiltl Man gets life for killing toddler I A t K N O W I L E E — A mail nm virie d of killing a lo M Irr In repeatedly *m.t*hlng h rr head against a m n rrrie pa tin late* a v -n t r n r r of lllr behind fur* Juror* drllbrratrd only 20 tnlnutr* Wednesday tefore convicting Raymond Chapin IV 33 nl ftr»t degree murder In thr dralh nl hi* girlfriend'* daughter J vrar old S itu Matte Zaiutmkl f hr heating *» rurted Man li H « hllr Chapin * a* baby sitting ih r girl and hrr 3 year old *t*trr Nina Marie died ilte next dav <4 a *r\rre *kull fracture H rr •i*trr. who « « not injured rau Id not tell authornie* what happened Tr*tim onv revealed i lu p in and Nina Marie did not get along and that hr h U m rd hrr lor problem* in hi* frUtk»n*htp with hrr mother Witnesses also ir*ilhril that Ih r child had thrown up In hi* pk kop shortly he lore »he »a * trilled Chapin who did not lakr ihr *iand on hi* own Iwlialf. rrjm rirdlv garr ron lllrlln g *lalrrnenl* lo jtolue when que* lionnt aI* hi l the g irl* Injurte* ( lu p in will rrre ivr a lllr aenfenre with no chance of relea*e lor 25 vrar* T h r d ralh penally wa» not an option because child abuse alone i* not an aggravating factor lhat would ■pulitv for capital punt«hm rnf under %tate law Circuit Judge H Hudson Otllf! *rt sentenring (or Nov .K) By T h a Associ at ed Brass MIAMI High winds am) torrential tain* (rom Gordon'* twisting path a< ros* Florida i au»ed an esiimalrd >.*«■» mllltun in ito p losses and consumer* ra n rx|veii login t prices lot w inter p u s I ik c Right now imn h nl America » I banks giving dinner is under w a te r’ linti.la A g iitu lU irr Unm ml** toner Boh Crawford v ilil 1hurvl.iv this Is nur pi lint Whiter production season, and we re going tn need a *w!ll ledrial tesjwntw ll we arr going tn v ill age s in ir ul these ■iojt* (ia w ln rd ha* asked Guv Lawton Chile* lit *rrk a itlvislrr drt l.iiaimn (rum Ihr l ’ S O r (Sir tm r lit ul Agrk u llutr IU side* ravaging rtnjv* lto p l.a l Stntni G ordon *paw nrd tornadoes and wa* blamed lor *1 * death* 111 Florida lirltier turning Into the third hurricane nl the Atlantic «in rm season 1hursd.iv and sw irting up the Fa»l (twist Hurricane warning* were ja n ird litis morning for the North Carolina r.kVst from Ihe Virginia hrvrder south in Iktgue Inlet Foret asirrs said llirv rxjxM lrd fhe storm lo t>ru*h hv Ihe Outer llanks Ihi I ryrri luallv turn nnrihe.i*l awav from ilicttvivl Meanwhile. Florida farmers «|enl mm It of the day «%*»**tng damage in Iheir sw.unplikr fields ol mud and wilt m g. mp* Ed Hamlllon General Manager nl A I hula A Ann* vritl III* (tNti|vany l* wltll tallying Ihr tlamage In Ih r rottqian) * 23 is Si at ir* near llelle Glade [hida Is Ihe laigrst pristine company In Ihr wxiihrasl ll * going lu la* very m x lli ," Hamlllun said We know wr haven I lost every Hung Bui we vr easily !<»»• 30 percent In vrgelahle* Ihe majitrllv of Hilda's rrup 1.1 ISS) 04 res woilh l* In sugar ia n r The rr*t niirroe other larms In Ihr area planted with letluie celery. radl»lie* (strslrv arid torn Consumers rial mil wide likrlv will lrr| the riles t* with an tm irao r in pine* Souih tl.xtda sopjtlte* altoul hall of Ihe (iHinlry * winter ptoduie wholesale vegetable* pflies have al tea.!* shot up said Agrlt u llu rr «|kikr*matl hot> |IUnkrn*lilp He vild a husliel (4 firp|tr(* that still tor 811)115 last week was going loe 8 Ml on Thursday tli> tvaivlrsl hit area was wxilh *4 Miami Hi Homestead Ih r vitor (om iuunltv dev .•stated two year* ago hv Hurricane Andrew I twite ( miniy had planted al»»ul Hi |irtirn l of ll* winlet (to p and pngsaNy w i l l love a lm u l (10 j i r n r n l sa id lUankrnship Paul IM Mare w Ihi ho* llvuee llu n JUO O acre* (4 torn squash, bean* and ulher IHodiHc In (fade County, said Ihe damage waalar worse titan with Amtrew The farmer* werr not p lan tn l when Andrew hit said Ih Mare w h«**e larnlly ha* lieen (arming in Souih fiortda for more than 40 yrar* W e <lido i |o*r m ir t roji* Cllru* grower* rw ajird Hie slotm rrta lively un*4 allied, said Ken Kennedy owner itnd pcewldcnl (4 U n lln l Indian Hirer I V k r n Inc III W lb tM O He said delay* in harvesting shindd riot lx long enough try cause Ih *price* lo go up I lank McCormick owner of nearby lmU.ui Hirer (H i hard *aid a rainy ar-avon somellinea ia n help make loe a *wrrier Hull If* gckkl foe ihe (m il a* far a* Hie quality and laslr lie said llu l we itoei l need anymore We re ready lo Malt harvesting " Farmer* on llie slates west toasl also were a(let led lUankrnship said leafv vegelatdr rrujit lltete were slirrdded and Inmatnes. celery radlshe* and vwrel h u m were Iota! losses primarily doe In fkxidlng i t ’* re planl he said "Thai I* Ihe la r m e r s n r ti sirp He ( lear* ll <4T ;4ani* n up and pray * again Judge declares mistrial ■ r ADAM VIO M A N S A ss o cia te d Pret* W rite r Orange test site for Army project * OK L A N IX ) — Th e flrwt venture of Ihe Arm v'* Project Plowshare* program w ill lie to develop a high tech emergent v rr*|*»n*r *v *lrm tn train fire, police and medical w-ockrr* Th e Arm v Simulation A Training Com m and will develop the 81 5 million drfen*e -conversion project to tram civilian* *lmi!at lo how soldier* were prepared (or the Persian G u ll War. olllrtai* vild Th e computer system enable* emergency workrr* to respond in simulated disaster* and improve performance Orange County I* to become the first test site in August llrig Gen John F Michttach. commander o| the Orlando I w v d Arm y Sim ulation Command and Orange Couniy (H ittrm a n lamia Ctvaptn signed a cooperative agreemenl Wednesday There I* no limit to what II ran do and where n will go vild Mlrhltsch Mrs Chapm vild Orange County ran hr a showcase for advanced emergency management and the defense <(inversion technology The A rm y expects eventually lo market ih r system commercially Citrus juice exports expected to rise Greenpeace protests power plants By T h e As s o ci a t e d Brass Louisatta and Barnard TromtXay la** a t>r*a* (rom their travals lo clean up Ihen act F O R T L A U D E R D A L E — T h r environmental organisation Greenpeace is ( ailing on energy officials to dei lurr a moruiortum on construction of new fowl) fired power plant* and lo irly on renewable energy source* T h e request come* on the herl* of a SO-state ranking of jmltutants generated by new and proposed power plant* Florida rank* fourth In Ih r amount of carbon dioxide emission* a major cause of Hltnatr change. Greenpeace vild “ It I* dilflrull fur some people to visualize thr imjtari* ul global warming Well, today all you have to do I* think about Tropical Sturm (cordon and multiply It many times over Global w arming mean* global disaster." said Jason Sal/man ol Greenpeace Florida also rank* *lxlh among emitters nl sulfur, lift It among e m liirrs ol nitrogen and fifth among emitter* of other part Icnlalr* L A K E L A N D — Orange and g ra p e fru it J u lr r e x p o rts in Europe may surge 20 peri rn i higher than Iasi season fueled by expanded fruli prixltit llon In the slate. Hie Florida Depart merit of Citrus vild LxjMtrl of the two Juice* rould rise from Iasi rear s .11 million gallons to 11 rmllHHi gallons J u e l S e lle r * , a m a r k e t in g dtreclnr lor the ritru* departm rn i. said Wednesday Florida held only 5 |M*r(eni of European Juice vilrs in l!XXi hut prta rssing companies have been seeking new overseas ( ustinners fur iheir products a* Florida citrus crojis swell with From Associated Press reports Cdirvcidanialty. tha couple am tm«*nnQ in* area Iroen St John*. Quebec new plantings and generally giHid weather Seiler* vild Ihe department'* projection was (used in pari on d e rla ra ttn n * tiy In d iv id u a l brands Hl.ll plan to |MrtlrljMtr In a d(|vartmrnl exjxvri promotion Ihls vravon. w hen thr state ejijirit* to harvest II* secondhighest crop on record fom jtanlr* currently rxjiorting Juice in Flurope Include ciitu* World. Eykr* 1*4 * 0 ln<.. Dole. Ile rry C llr u * , W ittie r Garden Citrus and Trojilcuna I’riMltK l* Inc *’WV expect orange juice and giaprlrutt Juice exjiort* lo rise (iram atn ally this year, w ith Germany emerging a* a new. sirring market.’' Seller* said A* in Ih r L m i r d Slate*, not from cotterntrair juice* are rx|ierlenclng the *trungr*i dr itiand. hr added H ig h e r exjxitl* to Fluropr would mean ihe United Stale* wa* m a k in g s m a ll Inroad* again*! a (luminance on that continent by Hru/ll the world » leading exjkiitrr nl fru/rn or .mgr juice ( oiicrnlratr " I n 1994. we should see double digit growth in Europe," said T r r i i M c N n r l o n . spokrswom.it> lor Tro p lra n a . which two week* ago liegan prcxrttsing fruit al ll* Hradenton planl (nr Ihr H er) H3 season She vild the vile* growth t* particularly strong m Britain. France and Germany MOV TH E L L O - 1‘nMrruUM* will ilr« Ide whether a teenager .(< < used of kilting a llriiisti tuurtsl at a highway rest slop in North Florida Iasi year will gel a new trial after a jury lolled to reach a verdict Jo hn lldlv Um ( rumtttc and three other leeos w e rr rhargrd with llr*l degree m urder amt fir*!-degree attrm ptrd murder in live Ik in bed robbery that killed G a r y C o l l e y a n d l e d hi* girtfrtrnd wounded at an In Irrsialr |o rest slop near Mori Her Ho in Sejrtrmlier p r i l C r u m llte < a tto rn e y Mina Morgan said her rlle n i wa* iipwet over live hung ju ry H r wa* Itojilng ll would le ovrriiMtav. Morgan said < ru m lllr wa* sent lu i k In Ih r Lean C o un iy Jail where lie ha* tieen III 4 uslodv since III* afirst m orr lhan a year ago T h r Jury, wtm h im hided a hirm rr . Ia**maie <4 ('ru m lllr * and 4>nr nl hi* lurm rr irai hrr* dcaillm ked alter driltM -ralllig .it mot six hour* 11 h r had hrrn 1 u nvote.1 eg murder C rum itlr lac ed lllr in prtwin Clrt nil Judge F E Sletnmeyer left 11 uj> I., prosecutor* to decide whether to retry c ru m itlr Hr vild ll would probably t>r early next year twlore Ihe 17 v ear-old gel* a new trial ll Hie *ialr Jiliw reel* w Ith Hie 1 a s e Assist an I Stale Attorney Mike Schneider hail no comment alter Ihr miMrtal wasilet lared Another (»ne 44 Hie suspected sh.kiirr* 1* awalling trial amt Hie o th er two y o u th * have pleaded lo lesser 4 barge* Colley 34. wa* Hie iiln lh foreign visitor killed m Flornla in a 12 m o n 1 It p e r I u d LOTTERY M IA M I - Here are Ihe w in n in g num bers selected Th u rs d a y n Ih e F lo r id a lo tte ry: Fan tasy 3 1 6 -2 4 -1 1 -9 -5 Cash 3 6 -G -8 ’# P l* y 4 4 -2 -8 9 Sanford Ilerald Friday. November 18, t994 voi or. No rr W ' l r M Daily and Sunday, taetpi Satu.day by I m tanlocd K«.aid. Inc M O N rraneb *»# . tanloid. rw 137-71 Second Cleat Pstttja Paid at Sanlcvd, Florida and additional matting onicee Pb*tmaata< Sand adlrata cMangaa to THE S.Vt4f C«a HGlALD P O Boa IMF. Sanford, fl 13773 11*7 Subacrtpilgn Ralaa (Daily k Sunday) N«ma Dali.ary 1 Uontna litu Wad S3* 00 • K ur ina | » 00 I U 00 t Tear trtro SMOO ’ - la Kaaldar.ta muar pay T* aaiaa ua m addition lo rilaa above Phone («a7) 133 3*11 i ¥ T 1 = r . ’i ^ \ j n ? LO CAL FO R ECAST EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K Tonight Fair. Cow In the mid In upjK-r 50* Northwest wind 5 mph Saturday: Partly sunny High around HO Wind nor Hi 5 to 10 mph Sunday; Partly rloudy during the day and nnntly lair al nlghi Low* m the lower GO* north to mid and upper <4>* youth High* In Hie lower 10 mid HO* Monday Partly rlo u d y w ith a Might chance ol afternoon showers and thunderstorm* Cow* in the mid lo upper fi(H High* in Ihe lower to m id HO* Tuesday; Partly cloudy and cooler north, a Mighi chance of showers or afternoon Hiundcrstorms south FLORIDA TEMPS Citf 0*('OTl» (v« . ' f 0.1 W r».i 0 4 * 1 ..% J«cVttf...ll« *>f Writ L*((l*n4 Wu-n. Ortondo PWM40% le n o .i T d le w u w T imp( Vtro Skki.. ft P«lm BkMft Hi u 71 M M •; n n 7| 71 41 71 n n H U •f ft u 70 H u 70 •1 u if it Pet u » ip 07 01 0) »f 01 90 OO 00 f» tf le NATIONAL TEMPS 1**rp0*afiy##! ^ F R ID A Y S u n n y 72-58 SA TU R D A Y S u n n y 8 0 -6 2 MOON PHASES 0 9 fu ll last Nov. IH Nov. 20 NEW Dec. 2 € F IR S T Dec. 9 BEACH CONDITIONS D a yto n a Beach: Waves an 3-5 feel anil *» nil glu**y C ulTciil I* lo the youth Water h iiijM-r.i lure I* 7 0 degree* N e w S m y r n a B e a ch: Nm available al pres* lime SUNDAY P tly cldy 8 2 -6 2 MONDAY P tly cld y 82 62 TID ES SA TU R D AY S O L U N A K T A B L E : Mill. 5 20 .1 m . 5 40 p m . M.iJ I I 30 .1 m 11 15 p 111 T ID E S ; D ayto n a (tench: highs H 17 a m . H 33 ji ill . low *. I 50 ,1 m . 2 33 ji m .. New S m y rn a O ra c h : high* 8:22 a m . H 3H j i m . low*. 2 01 a m 1 3H p in Cocoa Beach: high*. H 37 a m .. H S3 |> m . low *. 2 Hi a m . 2 53 ji in BO ATING S t. A u g u stin e lo J u p it e r Inlet Small craft advisory: Today: Wind northwest 15 knots. Seas 2 to 4 ler-t near shore ami It) leet ollshorr Hay ami inland watt-r* .1 light chop Tonight Wind w cm 10 northwest to lo 15 knot* Sr-.i* 2 feet near shore ami G lect Offshore Hay and Inland water* a light chop Sat W ind north U ) knot* Sea* 2 feet. I lav and tnl.mil w ater* a light chop r TU ES D A Y P tly c ld y 82 62 S TA TIS TIC S T h e high te m p r rat tire in Sanford on Thursday w.t* l»7 degree* ami Friday's overnight low wit* GO degrees a* rr|>ortcil by the University ol Florida Agricultural Rescan h and lain 1 atkmul< . in. 1 1 elcry Avenue Recorded rainfall for the jierlud ending at 9 a in Friday, totalled 02 Inches S u n s e t.....................3 :3 1 p m . S u n ris e ...................0 :3 1 a m . N fH City A h (fw «g e Ai7wvtii« fjm id * 1 d f 4 AH*«fit Citf Awttrfi Bei'on (Mf*h0 Nvef ItreglDn Vf C7i#Ph»tt0Pi % C ChAPWtton Mf V « C H C Chffffwe CTkKAQA CirtC*:nevj|»l Da IU » f t Aforttr 0 H »«f O i l AAo.ryft MorofwivJ MOuUon lfu}<«fva.poipi i'yPiii'Au Cttf LAt VrqM Litti# Kwft Lot A rvftin MifAFSkAso AApit i» P iv l NA%K«m« He* Towrfc. Clff CNiiAhoenA City Dm#KA PtfiA4v’p*iA PflSOfME Pittlfcv^OK l» Lovft S N lftp o M WiUhivgldfi C C <* F i r Hi La Pff 41 77 it 41 11 •1 70 II 17 Vi 01 71 40 11 m *0 44 u 14 VO il 41 40 17 11 *4 I I >1 44 11 44 N 10 M 41 U 17 *t 41 94 44 U M 71 4# 41 u 44 x> I t H 10 I I 17 4V M <« 44 II 47 u 47 44 II 17 07 41 47 44 M II It 4) I I 14 J4 II II 70 41 47 V 47 11 44 44 I I It 17 iU| I 0414 cOp ttSy c#r ctfp tdp (If eOp i (ff Cl# <fp (4y %n ( dy (1# <f# PA vn id# Cl# (dp cdp cdp f8 d# (tf# Clr Ctf# ctf# (tf# <tfr ctf# ctf# #A •A ctf# ctff cl# ctf# ctf# Cl# �4 S*o(ord ri«ntofd Florid* Fr>d*( flo.e'-t-f 10 iyw POLICE BRIEFS Charges at church A 42 \rat old man * »* anralrd on burglary and lu llr iy i hargr* Wednesday m orning aflrr hr rrporirdly furred til* way in l*i ih r |'ifi«h hoiiw ol llidv I pi** o |m ! C h u n h on r.u k A v rm ir A » iinr-%* frfm tlrd it man later Identified a* I j i i i « i l'.*dt{rti t2 k n o k r d mi ih r duot ahurtlv aflrr '» a m Wrdtvradav Aflrr Ihr duor »* * unk*krd l ’ad|(ri| lo fird hi* *•*> in alllHHii'h hr w «* lold Ihr fai|lil> « * « i l w d Ihr * II Ur** lr|Hi«trd I ‘ol m r (mind I'adgrll alttlng ouU ldr w hrn they .trrlvrd 1’adgrtt n o al*n <liargrd with rr*l*tlng arrr*t when |«>||< r (r|Htrl hr walked away from them Shoplifting • Anilmnt AfltlWtO Stnlih 1.1. I It) Lindary Way, SWtford wa« arrraird on a vliopllltmg i lurg' by l-akr Mary {mike Wrdn* wlay iftrr ih «>m An rm pkryrr ol ihr Itulldrr • S<|uarr on M ain lame rrpnrtrd Sm ith attempted In Ira tr without (laying for a M 3 »wiu h and a >13 rtrrult larakrt • R u b ) O u c rm a S3 H it4 Michigan Avr Sanford »u* air rated on a fthnpllfltng < hat|(r Wrdnraday aflrr main An employer ol ih r K Mart on Tuakawilla Hoad rrp o H rd (luerrero allrtnplrd to Irate w llhoul paying for n»rrr handlw HWM* W» * l »t t< Tis the season Both candidate* for Sanford City Commtaslon District 3 *•*! were spotted out tn the community rarenily The cdy election te scheduled for December 6 left Dttl 3 incumbent A A MtCfAnehAn purcheeee e brick tor 130 from Helen Slaira president of the Hit/ Community Theatre He tt OfAlton Protect The buck* can be purchased by businesses or private ctti/ens Domestic violence Shari Lynn Covey i n and Maymond M-u*hall Covey It* larih of 320 *. Tulll* A v r laHt^wiiM] w rrr arrraird on dornralit vtolrme tuatlrry i hatgr* Wrdnrwriay Shari Covey rr|mftrd tier hu*tuud jm »h rd Iter Inin a i hair and *hr %lap|ird him in rr«|«m*r Ornament Society seeks gifts for needy Only playing Prom Staff Report* lim o ih y Jay furrier, 2 I and Mary Ann HotirrU 27 faith of tan 13 1*43 Lldrr Spring* Sanford w rrr arrevied m i ilomevtir violem r battery i hatgr* WrdnewLtv nl|(hl Kntirrta lold .» deputy they were »im n g on a n in th when Turner p U ir d hi* leg* In her lap Hubert* *aid *he putbrd Turner * Irg* away. Iml lie rrplaerd Ihern Hotiert* *ald *hr arratt hed hi* bat k amt be *iru<k tier Although Ixith *ald IIIev w rrr only playing a deputy thought otherw t*e and art ruled them A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S I fir Seminote O m a m rn t Sor t rty . a group of lore! buMrtrw* and ((im m u n ity member* who provide gift* lor lfir needy dur lug I tie hnlktay* ha* la-rn In undaird with gift rrqueat* from needy organl/atkm* thl* tio h d a v wraaon 'W e've received m ore r r quest a from < harttabSr organt/a tlon* tht* year than any of the •even year* we've teen collect­ ing gib* for the needy.'* said Ikinutr Manjura president of S fl S "C urrently, we have more than 1,000 needy c h ild re n , tiandlr apped |>rople and elderly *hul In* on our list at.d only 500 [irople volunteering In purrha*e gilt* A Wish List Hot Line ha* been *rt up to takr gift or monetary doit*tmn« from any rnemtirr rd ibe community wbo would like to ntakr the holiday* brighter for the many disadvantaged |mopie in our com m unity who would otherwise receive nothing for Christina* All gift* are limit rd lo S I3 Gilt «uggr«tion* are available (nun the S O S Wish l.l*t Hot Line at 407 0M 2-76M The lt*l* ol name* and wi*h list* iu m r from 13 rharttabtr agrni te* and organtratwin* from all over Central k t-atda in* !tiding Hie tkrpartmrnt ol Hratth and llrliabtlltatlvr Service* Chapter f Migrant Program*. Ilospue. Good Samaritan Home lor S r ntoraand the m IkmiI Imard Since the group fnrmerl in IllHH. m orr than 9 000 gilt* havr tieen donated tn needy |M-nplr 111 tlir Central Horlda ((im m unity. Each yrar. the gilt drive culm lnlalrs wllh a black Hr Holiday Hall for Seminole Ornament Society m rm b rm and Woman thrown to floor Terrente Antonio Mot ire |1l 30 William Clark Court. San lord wa* ar reared on a dome*lw vlolener hattrry * ttarge by Sanford poll* e early Wnlnewitay morning A woman rrpnrird Muurr threw her lo the floor a n d « fiokrd her Counterfeit cocaine Troy Anthony lirnwn. 1M 1003 Mangouattnr A v r Sanford » » « arrested on a (barge ol *ale atul delivery of emrnlerlett (>*ame by Sanford police Wednesday J■oiler Spri ial In vr*ug.itkm» L'nll agent* rejairi lirnwn void an Intorinanl wbal he rtatmrd wa* rra c k " roralne Isdiee found later I tie •ubwlanrr wa* nol roralne Warrant arrests made The following wanted person* were taken Intnrufttndy • * iirti* I iirirv Hi *«*i l Alr|iuft lilv* Hanlurd on a prntMtlon violation *barge for roralne pure ha*e • t*eorge lawm Slone 41 33<1 lai/v A* re lame, lamgwood. «m a probation violation charge lor attempted roralne purchase Crimes reported to deputies Th e following rrlm ea were reportrd to Seminole County deputies flurgtarir* and theft* • f i o . o l Haul 4175 N ( nuiiiv Hood 447 lamgwood i i . ahlier handgun taken wunrtlrne Wednesday between 20 a m and 7 p m • IHOH bk* k Martrv Court and MOO bleak Norman Court. 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ARIZONA JEAN CO * BOOTIES HAGGAR* CUSTOM -FIT SUIT NOW 23.99 BOYS' LEVI S 550’v DENIM JEANS FOR HOME SAVE AN ADDITIONAL 10% OFF CURRENT WHITE SALE PRICES CIS Rm+Jai p«.n art sd) I m net $*#* !*• t»- *1 r < Sal »w* ^itu cPow m ndN Pffin*|H(*»BpMa4Mrf7ief* (*<•« 9 cngrvBi*<ei h#*o U»«n nr> R o U K n on o»- jk 9 (*<od *ont*4kxi*o i A K h « rfW X Fanr+jf S>ws+i VakoOP m3r m tt 9* m ta 4 D ifM o l Al w # i Hwy. 17-92, Sanford )A �4* '■ ' n1 San fofd M ono* M io * . No*4mN»* 18 1M 4 Editorials/ Opinions S an ford H erald DONNA BRITT (USP5 4S1-ZSC) 300 N FRENCH AVE . SANFORD H A 32771 Area Codr 407 322 2011 or 831 M W Lacy K low • Editor Odessa H Pugh - Bwtlntt* Msntgur su iiscN tm o N J Months It Months r a te I Vr»» PluSO 8311 oo S7H OU riorida n«sMJ*nts mull pay 7% aatao las In addition to rata* about Celebrating education A lth o u g h T ro p ic a l S to rm G o rd o n p revented S e m in o le C o u n t y s tu d e n t* fro m g o in g th ro u g h a n o rm .il w eek, festivities were nevertheless held In keeping w ith A m e ric a n Ed u ca tio n Week We are pleased that this Isn't Just ano the r week on the national calendar w h ic h d o rs little h ry n n d the display of a (sister or m e n tio n In a newsletter Most o( o u r schools u n d r n o u k a n u m tirt ot project* m a n y of w h ich In vo lve d parents of I heir stu d en ts T h e y did w h at » r believe Is on e of (tie rs s rn lla ls In lm (>rovlng education. tfi.it Is. rx p a n d ln g th r responsibility fo p ro p lr Ix-vontl the doors of i h r classroom * A s o u ts ta n d in g as m ost of t h r m are. tr.n her* s im p ly can I do thLs alone O ne |wrson alone cannot succeed In e d u c a tin g a y o u n g s te r W ith o u t s tro n g su p p o rt fro m parent* and o lh rrs . It's m ost o ltrn a futile attem pt S o m e s c h o o ls o b s e rv e d I h r w e e k try In vo lvin g o u ts ld r business an d in d u s try T in s again. Is a needed support in the educational process A few of the school* observed American Education Week try patting themselves on thr track We don't believe that was the true Intent of this nationally recognized week How c o u l d a m o t h e r kill h e r kids? W A S H IN G TO N How could she do n? For a lew weeks null mu* ol Am ericans havr Imagined standing on a ramp on a deserted South Carolina lake they ve never \tailed Walt hltig a ItklO hm g u n d i Mazda slide into the dtin w aters then submerge They ve tried In tatlmni what Susan Sm ith could possihlv lu v r felt, wall fling I be tut with her sons, ages 3 and 14 months strapped Inside dl*np|M-at Eat h lim e I try. I hit a wall Su do Ih r Irirnds who pltonrd me alter S m ith a iunfrssltm How could she? askrd Avis a devoted m om lo HI m onth old 7.u« hurv who said site was atmn lu lrlv haunted In the killings "Did too see the video? those t hlldrrn w r r r so adotable How do vmi do lhal lo your liable*'*" For answers some ol us hate gone to the ram p Try in g tat Smith * reported problems like a set ol clothe* wr i r gone as lar as imagining w III take os I go to tfir winlet ol m y rider son's infancy, when h r trad a •ase ol i title so intense lhal for nuMilhs lie rrtrtl. literally, fur hours al a lime Fuillrlv. m y then-husband anti I walkrd bui|<rd led t tiangrd n skrd him and prayed. 1 he dm tor s "n o big deal didn't help Exhausted, helpless anti guilty. I lunt frightening fantasies of tiring rid of him taler I teamed such thoughts era w ho now *av they should trace known unacted upon are normal Many of us havr ~ limes b m wr totild liarrlv tirralhe. Irving lo tlgurr mil how we could pay o u r hills Itr lo rr re m a rryin g I like other single moms met good men who Italkrd al an inslant family From m y plat e on the rump I ran see Smith feeling f Fo r answers tra p p e d , b ro k e , some of us have lonrly I see her gone fo the enacting every ramp Trying on p a r e n t s " g o in g Smith's b y e -b y e " r o u t in e reported strapping bet Isilitr* problems like a Into their tar seals set ot clothes ■ kissing I be m lm king tlte door I ben I look al I lie lake S lim m in g into the wall. I ask hu* could site do It? And then Mame a black man for It That part must have tieen easy, ronsldeting how well II worked, how r v r o some rrptxl- JACK ANDERSON Is BIA auditor being shafted for honesty? There are other observances during the year which this can (and should) be done Th e y Include National Teacher Appreciation Day. T e a c h e r A p p re c ia tio n W e e k . T e a c h e r Thank-you day. and Teacher's Day. We ra n tie proud of the school district and In d ivid u a l schools Involved In expanding the rr*|H>nsthtltty of education thtough th r various events and gatherings held during (h i* w r x k c ....... W e also salute people working In other sectors wfto became Involved In the school event* They are helping mold the citizen* of lfie- future. We have so many weekly and m onthly designations. As an rxample. this past week lias ttrrn National Notary Public Week. N ational C h e m is try Week. National Krllglous H ook W e e k , and Radiologic Technology W eek We don't know If any special events were planned. But for American Education W e e k . kudos to rveryone who obarrved It. LETTER H a ts o ff Hals nil to Hobby Douglas for hi* astute and co n sm iriivr appraisal of the need for business Involvement In Sanford schools. Cham brt mem tiers received an excellent report In Jun e on a II.million Elementary school staff and chamber brainstorm ing breakfast where teachers e m ­ phasized the need for business volunteers and support ai our school Many of our students are socioeconomically disadvantaged (71X1 Most parents are unable to donate their time Many of our students would benefit Immensely from special time spent with a caring, responsible adult In small groups or one to one. There are num erous D IV ID EN D program* In place. Volunteers are needed (or everything from "a rt chats'" to rradtng/math tutoring, to the M E N TO R program Even taking turns reading aloud with u child for 1/2 hour every week can have un amazing Impact oil u child's skills and self concept. We all know thai a child with conlldcnt-e and sell esteem is lar more likely to succeed; academic and social success leads to such confidence. Sanford need lo cultivate sui ccsaful productive children T h e price ol (allure is too great a burden for all. New schools In Seminole county are opened with computers In all classrooms, older schools lan­ guish behind It Is Ironic that (his oversight may contribute to why our students "cost m ore" than those at Heathrow or Redbug. but It may also be a reason that test scores are lower, businesses in Sanford upgrading computer systems can make a d lllrrrn re by donating computers capable of running current vrftwarr I'roplc with computer skills ran volunteer their time helping gel <omputer "labs" In place If It weren't for federally funded program* at Hamilton, most children would never gel close to a computer. I am very aware of the need for com m unity supixirt al our school As a homeowner and parent. I believe we have two choices. Elthrr we gel Involved In renovating our schools and making thrm a source of pride and attraction or w-r do nothing and end up with becoming "the poor relation" lhal we arc already too often perceived as I hope we all choose the former; the difference we can make either way Is critical. Susan Sessoms Sanford LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters lo the editor are welcome. All letter* most lie signed. Include Ihr address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letter* should I k - on a single subject and be us brief us (xisslblr The letters arc subject lo editing belter swallowed Ihr slory wholr Who today has trouble imagining a Mat k man doing almost anything* Former D C polite th irl Isaa. futwiiod Ir dors As sunn as he heald Smith'* story tie thought She killed those kids Fulwtmd S3 says Smith * slory n rc ri made sense especially in ihr rural Snulti with ih r whole world (talking and lie adds I ve seen loo many black men ati used ol oltrnsrs lin y haven't done It ditto t smell rigid Avis who * Mat k lo u ld lti tirHrsr II She surprised h rrvrlf by iraliring I wanted Itieir to tie a black rarjacker." or anybody w h o d leave them alive." Iter nightmares about the « ase have less lo do with race Ilian with Zarh with how hts •berks demand kissing with bow ‘ lie (inks up a leaf and rtm* lo show il lo ine Th e only grant lo hr gleaned Irom Susan S m ith ’s ultimately uniinaginaMr crimes would tie for the m any who tndis(dually beard her story and w ho then <nett as one tn remain t-onnet led For u* In hold on lighter in our own beloved children, and il w r t an Imagine il lo each other A n d lo know dial despite all of the agony S m ith irtg g rrrd that day on Ihr ram p tier children arr now al (teat r Going back to Square One You kntiw ih rrr's an old song with a one in I tie chorus that goes something like ".. And everything old I* new again ." The title ol Ihe stmg escape* m r al Ihe moment, but Ih r point of ih r lyrics lias recently hit home with a surprising relevance lo iny current life status. A* of November 1*1. I became a member of a new old sorio-economic life grouping; m y second venue If you will. Into that wonderful world of meal racks, pumped up pecks and silicon llllcd mammallary glands, laughingly referred lo as the dating scene Yup, ihe divorce lietame llnallzed. I can officially and freely now look al shapely women walking by without fear of Immediate yet never ending censure emanating from m y wife's (exI steely cold eyes Heck. I can even talk to them ' Hoy. thl* Is going to be the life! Now all I have lo do Is remind myself of the rules ... Unfortunately, a* m any of m y co-divorcee brothers and sisters may have already learned, th r rules of thr game have changed substan­ tially over th r Intervening years since w r w r r r last on the prowl, and If anything, they've b r r r m r a whole lot h a rd e r. For Instance It used to be that a fellow could throw a compliment In the general direction ol some suitable young thing, and If h r was lucky enough, she would respond appropriately. In the worst case scenario however, she would find the gentleman not to her choosing, and would alternately suggest he might lake a very long walk oil a particularly short cliff II was simple contract law. An ofTrr of Interest was tendered by the first party (the male). and It would be accepted, or not al Ihe option of the second party (the lemale) Te rm s would be negotiated thereafter. Well. It's changed folks First, the originating party to Ih r dating transaction may or may not be of Ihe mule gender, and should the second party lo the proposition In fact be female, she Is definitely not however some sweet young thing, a sex object, or lo be referred to In any way shape or form not specifically Indicative of a person equal In stature and standing to Ihe person making the Initial offering. Secondly. In evidencing any form of Interest or attraction towards a m em ber of Ihe opposite sexual category, the potential for legal en­ tanglements is a whole new wrinkle lo be aware of and be on guard against by lliose returning lo Ihe wonderful world of singles. Th e specific term Is called sexuul harassment, and II Is a strong and fearsome weapon cu n e n tly In vogue lor Ihe wholesale slaughter (or al least emasculation) of the Indigenous wolf populaiiun While I've been led lo believe that ihe art ol flirting Is still permissible In a diminished capacity al certain local watering holes, former expert practitioners of the craft should lx* strongly advised against It's In* cautious use anywhere else. One might end up In court for their trouble. SIMIM0LK OPINION DAVID GEOFFREY COE Now. as Ihe thought of being hauled oft lo Jail lor Ihe harm less pursuit of m y natural albeit awkward interests reminds me somewhat of a slow death, perhaps I should digress (or perhaps progress! to a som ewhat more personal subject. S E X . Those not hitherto familiar with m y usual writing style will probably wonder what warped twist of m y mental faculties has made a connection from one lo the other, hut Ihe explanation Is remarkably simple. When I was last In Ih r so tailed hormonal gratification market, while Ih r (Misslhlllly of contracting certain afflictions which w rrr not generally discussed In polite society did exist, for Ihe most pari they were curable. Today m y unenlightened children, w r have AIDS: a surefire way lo cure Ihe overheated and boost the commodities Index for latex sap. Y u p . Just one false and unprotected step, and w hzm m o. you've got a one way ticket to the other side of the rainbow somewhere in the not too distant future. Well gee wlz...talk about taking all the fun out of Ihe whole thing...You can't converse about It. you certainly ran't do II with Ihe free abandonment you mistakenly thought m ar­ riage was going lo allow you to finally gel In; W hat's left? Heck, a body might Jusl as well go und Join up with th r brothrts of Ihe holy sail* of Sl. Peter nr th r sister's of the blessed sepulcher of celluloses What's Ihe point? T h r truth of Ih r m ailer m y children Is till* Th e game, truly the art of love sllll does, and hopefully will always exist, and grow. Each breaking dawn may bring about some new snd different nuance to the way one m ight undertake their progrraslon on Its winding and sometimes rocky path, but In Ihe end. Ihe goal Is still worth th r risk of Ihe pursuit. T o tnc. It's kind of like cigarette smoking (no. I haven't quit yell); or perhaps chocolate coating those (leaky midges: someday. I'm going lo do II right And then all the grief und all Ihe false starts are going lo be found worth Ihclr enduring I'm optimistic a n y w a y ..O h und ladles; I'm ulaa rar/ng and udventureaumc. fun lo b e with at parti... (Editor's note; Sorry folks, bul Mr. Coe’s description began lo go down hill from there. He'll be bark next week however, ufler they rrlrusc him from a short sanltorlum for thr Incurably romantic. W A S H IN G T O N A* an .nuttier .il the Iturrau of Indian Adair* J im Parris oltrn pusrd a hypothetical quest am to soprrtof* If a private hank hud mismanaged (tie $ J I billion Indian trust fund Ihe wav the HI A h.i* would there tie criminal prosecutions? In discussing hi* Job with friend* I’u m i * recently a u sw rtrd hts own question this way " I used lo say lhal nobody could grl away with this In the private set lor They (su|xrt or*) agreed but said this I* the government We re a federal bu reaucrary. ' Since 1083 pant* has confronted the g o v e r n m e n t ’ s attltude along with Ihe m in d -n u m b in g ne­ glect of more than 3 0 0 .0 0 0 tru s t (und aerounls. Under HIA stewardship million* of dollar* In prnlll* from grazing Ire*, oil and ga« drilling, and oilier Income remain u n a rrn u n trd for Th r money I* auppowd to be held tn separate ( i n discussing his job with tru st a e ro u n ls for fnonds. Parns A m e ric a n Indian* recently b u l some account answerod his holders have not re­ own question ■ c e iv e d a b a la n r r statement for nxirr than 70 years. One Tre a su ry Drpartm rnt official, com m rn tln g on th r fact lhal so many account* have never been reconciled or audited, told a cnngrrsalonal Investigator "T h e Iturrau u( Indian AfTalrs I* like a company ih.it'* gone bankrupt, and then bad a flrr." Now II appears that the HIA I* al*o llk r a trankrupl company lhal about* the tneaaen g rr beating trad new* HIA I* trying In reassign — Mime would say (Ire — Parris. Hie director of th r trust limit* inanagrm rnt division und one of Ihr lew w h ltr hats In thl* scandal. Parrts and hi* wile, who are native* of Ih r Southwest, are bring u*krd tu uproot themselves anti their two high school age children from Albuquerque. N M . and re locale lo Washington. D C ., where Parrt* would assume a vaguely defined (xisiiitin unrelated lo trust-fund management "T h is Is not Ih r way w r a rr supttosrd in Ixrrinventipg government. b> punishing tin right people." -wild one cnngrr**|onal in ­ vestigator wtio ha* worked t Itrsrly with Parris " T h e knives have hern out at headquarters for Jim for two or llitre year* Ills biggest sin is lhal hr has dose working relationship* with tribal account holdrr* amt they (rust h im to tell thrm w lial's going o n ." Ironically. Parrts got whut amounts to hi* plnk-sllp on the very day Iasi month that President Clinton quietly signed legislation taking the first step toward cleaning up Ih r trust funds Th e Interior Department, under which oversees Ihe HIA. has pa(irrrd over Ihe problem for years — despite Ifx- fart lhal Rep Mike Synar. D O kla., has held live blistering oversight hearing* since I'tM't Incredibly. Interior olllelal* had strongly op|Mi*cd the reform bill co-authorrd by Synar. and even recommended that Clinton veto it In u scolding (our-|Mgt- letter to Ada Derr. Interior's assistant secretary for Indian al fulrs. Synar blastrd Parris' transfer us a "slap al Ih r Iribr* and those of us In Congress w ho have pushed for needed reform s," and churged II "constitutes Indefensible treat, ment of a dedicated public servant." Parris Is al Iras! going out In style. Al a hearing lusl September Ix-fore Synar * sub­ com m ittee on environment, energy and natural resources. Parris broke rank* wlilt other olflciuls by testifying dial Indian tribe* might decide someday lo (lie a class action lawsuit against Interior. W H IT E H O U S E W A T C H — As Ihe olllelal rrs|xjn*lMt- lor refereeing disputes between bean-counters and environmentalists In th r Clinton a d m in ­ istration. National Economic Council C hairman Robert Rubin husollrn lound himself up lo Ills hlp-b&ots In alligators �k SanloftJ M*r»W Sanford Flood* - Friday f4ov*mt>«» IS IW4 - SA Trade deficit increases to $10.13 billion in September n r M A R TIN C R U T S IN Q IN A P E c o n o m ic s W n itf W A S H IN G T O N Attirrtca* Ifadr iJrfU II •wrllrit In t I O 1.1 l>l 11Ion In S rp lrilitier a* Ih r m u illry trtlialnril well nil lr.n k In r r r o r d II* i r r o m l w u r il llirri Itamli-w drill It In hlslittv Ihl* year T h r C o n tn irrir l» r , M ilitirn l M id Ihr NrpTentbrr d r Hell » i i « •I li |w rirn l higher ili.m 4 S'MiM hlllloll August llldi.il.iinr .11 Ih r d rllrll * llh China i » r | W in .h i a . a li.it In Ih r dnnr In ovrtall lti.trin liort nf what thr m rdla l« hnw Irlrvl.ln o and radio pro g ra m , arr ro n alru ctrd what I h r y arr g ra rrd to .” .aid Tot hr row who t* al*o a high * h.ml trai her nf } ngll.h vlo lrn rr as a way lo •hangr |wrrrplM»ns • I rat hing tin reason twhiml ih r ro m m rrrla l message* that rx|M>*r kid* lo rv rry lh ln g from i rreals lo toys • Iw-gtnning iww K l H tttl N h f chlldrrn The irlrv ision Intluslry ha* a rr*|Mtoslhllllv lo It* viewer* lo aihirrs* some of Ih r problem* fw« attsr II rrcognl/r* II lu* a huge titip.K I tat ( hlldrrn and s o r l r l y , said T o r l r C la r k r . s|M>kr«woman ha I h r National Caltlr I r l r t t*ion A**«m lallon IdlMsatW t -w l m |W t-H I .« mt IwOia w **•« >•*•** View l o n tln u r d from t**(r I A M id "I'm certainty uni -siting » r dun'i n rrd In tin m n tr Tothrtin* iiHldill In i 4 Il4llllll|{ Mnfk«hnp 4 1 Ihr Mnflda u im r ii •inn i*l ih r I 'T A on Ihutsclat Inr tl!lplrnirnlltl|( llir ir n li ii r Pint hI n I* I A I’rraldrnt Kav l.u ilr r praised il«* in liu ilv r 4* 4 m il* 4»nl bolt* rflnrt In addrr** • rrlou * r o n r r r n * about TV' tier* lug hy rh ild irn " I Irrl ihl* I* |n. 1 *hat Ihr i Iim for o rd rrril ” l.u /lrr Mill frA i hrr* •.in u v Ihl* mlnrttu lion In r(4»* and parrnl* <411 4|>plv Ih r lr**nn*4l hnm r '* W r .u rn 1 |u*i wnrrtrd aland r r l l k l thinking with regards In Ih r media I l.iilr \ said Wr n r r d In Ii4vr Ih r w 1 hlldrrn li'in jj thl* i»llh everything lhr> Jo 41 hnm r 4nd in *1 hi*d ” Dailey b rllrtr* *tudrnt* Mill B it lr** aflectrd by thr vlolrnrr .In * hi* h Ih ry 4lr rx|*mrd If Ihry •/' 4hlr In t lew II «| lh 4 inner t r il l< .d r y r In hrr training workshop — . tslili h M ill h r r r p r a t r d In ^ ^ ^ ■ t n d r r d * of oilier tru in g* — T o t h - him ru ip lu .l/ r* to lr «r h B lh.it Ih ry h a ir In irxludr Jflfedla awareness .ilnii|( with th ru trac hlnif nf tr4<iini( jiid T rillin ; I | 5 *rr ih r tlulence work.Imp W r n r r d fo g rl parent* aw aft grl ih r m in .ta il talking at.m i 11 lo 1 heir <hlldrrn. to .lari a.klllg ipir.tlon* lo g rl kid* lo «la rl tptr*tlonlng what Ihry *rr and hrar — makr r v m lM .lv liri imir niorr lllrralr Inlrlllgrill viewer* " Elementary Irai her* and I lie 1*1 A arr * rrn a* Ih r key* lor (tarm l involvement in ih r pro jrr l T ra c h rr* In Ih r lo w rr grade* have d im I in n i.u i with many [larrni*. rv rn lhn*r who a rr not I'T A member* I h r younger Ihr 1 hlldrrn Ihr more m r p t lv r Ihry arr In *urh d i m 1 Ion. Toilirrow ’ M id She [■tinted out that lirlorr slatting •rhonl. Ihr avrragr child ha. w atch'd 5.000 hour* of Irlrvi slon l'*ing *omr of ih r work*hop Ire htllipir* parrot, and Irai h r r » will * rrk lo lim it T V * Ittflurncr hy • Selling r u l r . mi hnw and w tiro Irlrt |.inn |. w a lr h r d o hy RcsensltUlng thr viewer dlw u*.lng the rralltlr* of Downtown — O o s l l a i r d fro m P i ( r I A A n d rr* n i h a . pro|a>*rd that tire a rr.i to Ik - declared 4. cinwntown Lake Man »hniilil lie II four bini k arra along Country jO u b mail north ni I .ikr Marv lr . aril but .Im uld not In u d r Ih r land on which City M loralrd A n d rrw -11 said III all of hi* nlng and an h tiritm a l Murk, ha* d rlrrm ln rd that ih r r r arr cla**r* for stirh drvrlnp nt ('la** A which Mould t>r oppinK r r n ir r * . for which i r g r vnlutnr road, and nihrr Im pfovrntrnt* would tir madr " T h r *rrond. 1 la*. It. 1. for rv rry o n r rl*r hr M id. Ihr rnnrn and pop *iorr« anihpir .tn rr* and .m ail .hop* Thai * what I project Inr l.akr M.irv . downtown arra. and that'* Ihr w ay I'm alining m y planning " l l r gave Ih r 1 omrnl**ionrr* a bright p iriu rr iif thr four till* k iirra toot.im m g two .tn rv build tn g . with shop* on th r lowrr floor and office* atMivr They would Iw approxliti.itrlv •»!» Irrl apart. w ith lands* aping off* M frrt parking, ipiatni w alkw ay. 1 sliad. trrr*. park lirnchr*. and ; roam oihrr a m rn ltlr. 1 1 "How would something Itkr ih l. tie b u ilt." cpir.tlonrd Mayor 1 1 Low r v K im krtt "W ill tb r city I Tiave to try and attract *omr cdrvrloprr 10 do tht*'*" ■ t " T h l . I* Ih r toughr.t part.” t A m lr r .r n replied " T h r cllv 1 alonr can I take thl. on Y ri it I will need In t>r done a . IncxI |>rn*lvr|y a* possible " Y o u h a v r Minir h u lld in g . J A N I S 8. C R U M R I N E J a m . S Cruntrlne. H4. M.t hoganv Drive. CuM rlberry, died Sunday. Nov. 13, 1994 al hrr residence Dorn April H. IK K ) In Marysville. Ohio. *hc moved lit Central Florida In 1972 S h r wa* a homemaker Shr w a . l*rolrstanl. Survivor* tin lude tlaughlrr. J a n r i K W ithrow. Casarlbrrry; o n e g r a n d s o n : lw o s te p g r a n d c h i l d r e n ; three step gtr.it grandi hlldrrn ii.iid w in f .lire h lld F u n e ra l Horne. Altaruontr S p rin g , lit charge ol arrangement. G E R A R D A . D U B O IS Gerard A D ii ImiI*. 35. Tipton Hoad. Cassrllwrnr. tiled T u r . day. Nov is 1094 Dorn June 23. 1959 in U v r c n i T . M u m ., hr moved lo C rn tra l Florida In 1060 lie was .1 printer H r wa. C.lllinllt S u r v iv o r s include m other. Marie Morang. Casselberry; *011. Corey. Maine, brothers. Donald. R o n . b o th of C a s s e lb e r r y . •l«*orge. RiM-hesier. N i l . , two. Farmington. Matnr All Fa u lt. Cremation Service, t'osselberry. In charge of arrungemenls J A M E S FR A N C IS G ILFE D D E K James Francis G llfrddrr. HO. I’lne Ridge Circle. Sanford, dlrd T u e s d a y . N ov. 15. 1994 al iMikevlew Nursing Center. San­ ford. Dorn Sept. 17. I5KXH In New York, hr moved to Central Flor­ ida In I9H0. H r wuv u rrtlrrd supervisor for New York Tele­ phone Co H r was a member nf All Souls Catholic Church, and all llm r high of $3 49 billion T h r J u lv drfh II had twrn t i l 19 billion T h r v o lu m r ol fo rrlgn oil lm|Mirt* »)ioi up lo a record rv rn tlioogh A m rrh a • overall forrlgn oil hill d rrlln rd rrflrelirtg a drop In Ih r prtrr T h r ro un try also m w im|M>ri* of h lg h -frc hnology jtrodur I* |ump lo an all lim r high, a troubling drvrlopm rnt slncr this Is Ih r arra where ihr United S t a ir s hopes In m ake I h r greutrsi progress in narrowing Ih r deficit hy exploiting Its traditional edge m a d va n rrd Ire hnology For the llrsi ntnr months c* this year. Ihr U n llrd Stairs Is running an annual deficit in of » I 4 H H billion. Ih r second-worst showing on record The all llm r high was a *152 billion goods delicti set In PW7 T h r trade deterioration Is coming despite Ih r lai I lhal P rr* id rn l C lin to n ha* made trade promotion a kry pari his forrlgn policy g i MMf s Guide C o n tin u e d from Page I A Florida Society for Historic Preservation and all p rix rrd s will lie used lor Ih r ongoing restoration and i arr nf the hlslnrh llra dlrr Mar lllly rr House and Ih r Inside Outside Hoosr. Imlh of ih r IMWK Vlr lorl.in si vie an hllrr lore County v bool children • S.t'urdav A Sunday Nov 19 ft Historic downtown Drl^tnd I* Ihr selling for the set ond annual Drl^m d Fall Festival of Ih r Alls Works of over 2<*> artists will lie fra lu trd M usk and rrfirsh m rn ls will also la- available as writ a* a s|«r< tat rxhlhlt of student art from Volusia Ensemble. In* d ir m r d by Mike A irn a prrw -nis renown pianist Harold Itlam hard in ronerrt at l-akr Itra n tk y High SrhiMtl auditorium 'm l Sand Lake Ro.id In Aliainonir Springs Ikmatlon lor thr iit n ir r l. *t hrdulrd to tirgin al 7 p m . Is *2 |>rr |M-r*on Ample seating l* promisrd The festival i« spotiMirrii by Ihr D rl^m d M iisrum of A rt. Ih r Main S f r r rl DeLand Assoc lallon and the Cultural Arts Center •Sunday New 90 — T h r AJtamonti ></. ■ Reading C on tin u e d from Page I A C rntral Florida s drpartm rnt ol rd u i atlon railed I'ro jrr I RE SS I'K C T (Regular Education. Student Service I'rrwormrl and Ex< rp tlo n a lltlrs ro lla tm ra iin g To g rih rrl ' It's an rxclting program, salt) Dr David Mr .dor r ootdlna lor ol thr program W r a rr ahlr lo work with ttie ro m m u n lly id historic (loldstatro Fllrnirntarv to provide them with the kinds o| srrvli r* Ih ry nrrd " The program. Mralor M id is r r r a t r d by th r te achers al Goldsboro and thr *tudrnt» and fa m ily member* at U C F It erntrr* around U m- tiu ilm i* A main component of Project K E S S P E C T l* family Involve m r n f . In c lu d in g the fam ily r e a d i n g prujec l and m u lllr u llu r a l a w a irn r* * pro- already Ih r r r ," hr rn n lln u rd W h a t wr will nrrd now I* lo work Jointly m i lilt* lirtw rrn thr prlvatr. public and g o vrrnm rn i *rrlor* It’ll tw very llm r consu m in g ." h r added, "a n d a dilflruli project, hut I frrl ronfl •lent II can tw dime R e g a rd in g w h y i h r a rra C o n tin u e d fro m Page I A .ho u ld havr only four block. lo an r v r n hlghrr Andersen M id lhal |wnp|r who degree firforr II flowed Into Ihr |Mrk Ihrlr car* don’t want lo Si John* River However, thr walk far If w r krrp it .m all c o u n ty co uld p um p enough but attractive." hr M id. "II will waste lo Ih r facility lo m akr Ih r draw prviplr " ■ysirin work properly. *o ih r In rxplainlng Ihr *lr|is which plant has tirrn idled lor two would l r required for *uch a yrur* dow ntow n d r v r lo p m r n t . An T h l* s u m m e r, consultant* ilr n r it *ald Ih r city would havr rrc m n m rn d rd extruding line* In rrra lr and flnancr a m .i.trr throughout Ih r northwest arra • torn iw a irr * y* irm . p a rk in g lo allow- Iteat- d wa«trw u tn lo Iw arra*. laud** aping drainage, osrel for irngaitnn of a grirultu rr, o|wn .p a ir anil layout work A rrsidrnllal v.ud* and nrrtratkin d rvrlo yrr, or Imilvldoal hostile** f a r f ill lr • T l i F w a w le w a lr r owner would tiavr lo hanitlr Ih r doesn’t havr lo lie a* clean as at lual hullding lhal whii h Is pnnijird In Ihr "It may al*n mean Ih r cllv will wrtland* h a vr lo take another l<Mik al Ihr r u lr . and regulation. |wrtalning lo creating and implementing M ich an a re a ." .a id M ayor K o rk rtl C on tin u e d fro m Page l A T h r next *trp lo tw m adr hy Andersen i» 10 define more th r noise, and thr m ln u tr Ihry r Icarly how rxisllng hnm r* anil Iravr. thr projilr turn Ih r vol­ ume tiark up again." h u »ln r«* r» in Ih r dr*lgnatrd Commissioner W hltey E< ks arra would tw Involved In Ih r trln askrd If Ih r city had any overall downtnw n d rvrln pm rn l W hen a .k rd try Commissioner m n iro l through Its “ boom-box” ordinance C ity M anagrr Hill C la ry ilr e n d c r if A n d r r * r n thought laikr Mary . downtown Sim m ons explained that the could eventually tw competitive ordinance basically drall with with ihr downtown Sanford arra m o to r v r h t r l r s , w h ile M* Thom pson * complaint was from und all u’* antltpir storr*. An oilier structures d rrs rn responded. "Definitely." " E v e n the boom box o rd i­ nance is difficult lo enforce.” Simm ons co m m rntrd " A s sexin as Ih ry see a [Miller car. Ih ry JuM turn down Ih r volume until ih r [Miller Iravr. then Ih ry turn II up again " twlongrd to Ih r l.lon* C lu b and Al Simm ons' request. Poller Telephone Com pany I'loner rs Chief Ralph Russrll reported Survlvnrn includr son. Walter lhal hr had ehrekrd u com puirr L.. Whllcsboro, N.Y : six grand[irlnloul on noise calls In a Ih rrr r It I I tl r r n . s i x g r e a t * (dock vicinity nl ih r Thom pson grandchlldrrn. home, and had Imind a lot.il of lia ld w in -F a lrc h tld F u n c ra l 25 calls In rrc rn l times, m any ol Home. Oaklawn I'.irk Chapel, Ih rm from h rr R ussrll adm itted how ever. latkr Mary. In chargr opl ar rangrm rnls. Treatment— gram* W r have done a nrrd* as­ sessment and tiavr tried In find program* lhal will m m thr nrrd* Mralor Mid Project R ES S P EC T Is Irachrr driven. Mralor Mid Th is program is very Hrxl hlr ' fir M id " T h r irai hrr* arr free lo t r y I n n o v a t i v e ajiptisii ties wtialrvrr will work lor Ihrlr student* W rlg h l said sh r Is " v e r y pleased With I he jiartnrrshlp liriw rrn historic (< o ld slM iro and DCF "It s a strong program lhal Will Iwnrflt Ih r *ludrnl*." shr said. " T h r sludrnis a rr Ih r reason w r a rr doing this ’ Mralor agrees The sludrnis arr Ih r locus of lilt* project." h r said They arr the rrawin w r arr doing thl* " A rrcrn l survey of parrnl* al G o ld sb o ro showed lh a l Ih r number one (irtorily was lo find w a y * for f a m lllr * in h r lp c h i ld r e n In sc h o o l O i h r r priorities for parrnt* include hslji with children’* behavior, w llh child carr techniques with Job training and Job finding with health care, wtlh money man agrm rnt. with ram lng a high sc bool diploma and with adult rradlng courses T h r "R ra d ln g I* a Fam ily Allatr ' jirogram was d rslgnrd to help bring Ih r Joy of rradlng lo famlllr* InlormalKin at*>ui d illrrrn t lit­ eral v program* was dlslrlbolrd al Ih r rv rn t " I think ih rrr arr 1 lot of firoplr in trrrs in t in Improving Ih rlr skill*." said Wrlghl L IG H T U P SANFORD Saturday, December 10, 1994 Downtown Sanford Christmas Parade • 3 00 PM • Ritz Celebration • 4 30 into evening • ENTERTAINMENT on 2 stages a! Magnolia Sq Music • Dance • Theatre • Talent Pageant * DOZENS OF ACTS * F R E E G IF T * Merchants Awareness Event • •tV» up a c*»<1 *•an? Downtown UncM rt •Vc*4 vvtng mwchani t«tw*wn now and 0*c 10m and 9*( card Warnpwd by sacfi •Deposit card at B- j /m 1 Bwrtw Faxtvon* C^on ccrt(M*on f K, m i * erwnca Vo» on* ot rw r-w G* CmvV j i h iTAwa yes# DrwrWjwn Uoitsr* • Visit W ith Santa A lta r F a ra d # at M a g n o lia Squara • X m a i Tea# Lighting 6 :30 PM .F A M IL Y F U N ] Noise I I U I I E R T J O H N E M IL M A I E R llutwrf Jo h n Knill Mater. 07. < h r u m if Tra il. Winter Sitting, tiled Wednesday. Nov 10, 1994 at South Seminole Cum m unity Haapttal Dorn J u ly 29, 1927 in Germany, h r moved lu Central Florida lit 1990 H r was a truck driver. Survivors Includr son. Eddie Maler. Winter Springs (la id w in F a irc h ild F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs, in charge of arrangements P A U L A .S O R G Paul A. Stag. 99. Quail Court. Cassrlherry. died Wednesday. Nov 10. 1994 at Lifccare Center. Altamonte Springs Horn Sr pi 22. IH95 In New York Ctty. hr m o vrd to C rntral Florida In Ihr 1900* llr was a gtntrul secre­ tary for Ih r YMCA. H r was M c II iimIIsI H r was a Mason In llie* Jopp.i luMlgr. N'rw York, and an Aitnv v rlrra n of World War 11. S u r v i v o r s in c lu d e tw o g r a n d s o n s ; lo u r g r e a t ­ g r a n d c h i l d r e n : one grrat-grriit-grandchlld. Nailon.il C rrm ailo n Society. W inter Park. In charge of ar­ rangements that no citation* w rrr issued in rr*|mn*r lo Ih r calls Sim minis hud suppllrd Ih r c n m m lM lo n rrs with a copy of Ih r city code* dealing with loud and unnecessary noises, and an o v e rv ie w of Ih r o rd in a n c e "S in c e Code Enforcement I* Ineffective in this situation because lo come into compliance all Ih ry havr lo do Is slop the noise." h r wrote, " w r havr referred Ih rsr type of rompluim * to Ih r [Miller d rp a rtm rn t as disturbing Ih r pracr." Russrll suggested lhal If Ih r commission had no objection, hr would Instruct his officers lo m akr a first call and l»su r a warning, but If th rrr was a second call for Ih r sainr address, a citation would tie Issued " L e i’s try li lhal w a y." said Mayor Bellyc Smith, "and see what hap|trn* " Sm ith agreed that such noise can lie detrimental and urged that efforts hr madr lo hrlp control the problem Discover Hidden Treasures At... MICHELE'S HOUSE OF BARGAINS GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY NOVEMBER 15th - 19th Register For D raw ing...D oor Prize is a Iris & Herringbone Flared Bowl W e lc o m in g O ld F rie n d s a n d N e iv A c q u a in ta n c e s V O n c e A g a in A t O u r O ld L o c a tio n XSS4 S . P a r k D r . S a n fo rd (4 0 7 ) 3*M >199 a a a a a a a a a a Ja m e s F. G llfc d d e r. S r.. 86. ot SanTord. Florida.passed away on Tuesday. November 15. 1994. He was born In New York City, a son of the late John Gllfcdder and Greta Gllfedder. a mother he was devoted to. He attended various schools In New York City. H r married M ary Katherine Ryan, a na­ tive of WUllamstown. County galway. Ireland, who passed away on March 1 1. i956. He later married Mac Gray of Staten Island, who passed away In 1987. He was employed with the New York Telephone Company for over 44 years, retiring In 1973. He worked as a supervising foreman, reporting to the staff of the President of the New York Telephone Company. He enjoyed many happy times with his friends at the Plncrldgc Condos and at the Holiday Inn In Sanford. He also enjoyed many laughs with Harry Westhclle. who was a good friend, and with Keith. He was especially thankful to and fond of the la­ dles at Harnett Hank— Mary Fcrgcrson. Susan carter. Annette Drown and also Paul Mabry. He was an active member In the Lions Club In Altamonte Springs. FL: was also an active member In the Kentucky Colonels, and a large supporter of Father Flannlgnn's Hoys Town, lie also was a mem­ ber of the Irish Emerald Civic Soclctv and served on many Civic organizations such as the United Way and the Red Cross. lie is survived by Ills sou and daughter-in-law. Walter L. Gllfcdder. Sr., and his wife, Linda A., of Whltcshoro. NT. and his six grandchildren: James F. Gllfedder. III. and his wife. Lori, of Ocean Acres. N J. Maureen Gllfcdder and Kathy Gllfcdder of Hcrgenflcld. N J. Frances Mary Tcrlop. and her hus­ band. Joe. of Strongsville. OH. Walter L. Gllfedder. ilr.. and Ills wife. Kim. of Ponce Inlet. FL. and Kevin J . Gllfedder. and his wife. Tracy, of Lake Mary. FL. He Is also survived by six great grandchildren: Chris. Kyle and Kaltlln Tcrlop. Shaun. Lauren and Kyle Gllfedder. He Is also survived by two sistersin-law. Marlon Gllfedder and Ann Gllfedder and daughter-in-law Kitty Gllfedder. He was prcdcscascd by two brothers. Joh n Gllfedder and Peter Gllfedder. and a son. James Francis Gllfcdder. Jr. A solemn requiem high mass will he held In All Souls Church. Sanford. FL. on Friday. November 18. 1994 at 1:30 pm. Internment will be In Oaklawn Park Cemetery. Lake Mary. FL. Funeral arrange­ ments are hy the Haldwlu-Falrchlld Funeral Home. Highway 46A and Rhluchart Rd.. Lake Mary. FL. God Bless the Irish. Cramps — Amen! �•A S * n * o 'i 1 tt«raM . & anfo*d f«o*xl« - F n d n . 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I h r I’ O A b a n n e d It* over t hr-couriter *alr U*t year l . i a u tr i i i i I . kI v had r v r r | . m r d I he weak, oral doM void r v r r w orked Now D v i u O n l* Imntiim that proof, and *aya «lrondrr pill* that dlMcilvr under the londur directly Intel thr hlood*trram appear r f l r d l t r (Tl IM ) vn o k rr* lr*led for ill. week* la«l *mn m er. .Hi (irrc rn i on lotiellnr atkindnned * l*j.»rellew lor ul Iraal a inonih. an Kt)A rrq u irrin rn i fur rffccUvrucw* Only 21 jirrre n l who took a d um m y pill quit. ll d r r r r a n r d w il h d r a w .il vym ptnm * by d,v|tid a h u rt Join Us F or O ur Community THANKSGIVING WORSHIP , CELEBRATION" i " , i Sftotisom i Hv 7b e Sunfont/lako .Ifarv Christian M inisterial FcUuu'sbip W HEN: VlTDNESDAY, NOV. 23 • 7:30 PM W illi RE: SANFORD CIVIC CENTER Come Celebrate In Music, Spirit & The Word! Nobody know a lot aurr Inna r I M ir I ill U|( w o r k a l l u l W rllhiilrtn la lirlir tr d lu allmu lair ilo|iainlnr a liraln «tM-in*eal In vo lve d w ith a d dictio n, by i aualnd Ihr Irrl K u tt rra|.m*r lu aorh diud* aa n lio lln r taihrllnr. which o m r waa aiaintaril llirra pt fur aiimulaiind hrralhlnd In au k nrwlm m * may hi*, k Ihr lira ln * n kn tln r r n rptnr* ^Nonas Fine VAntonJ •in Vai V jo ic a m iwyti* I’ll jvr help pint uJc hot niralt to llillld ililldirn an d urt-tiy laiiillU-t tint IhjitktdiMiix teav m SIM hrlpt Irvtl 12 huiiKM ihlldreii \ lr> lu lpt Icttl 24 huiidiv chllilieii I M lirlpt Im l !*• lllllixry (h lh llrll Italian BUY 2 SUBS GET COKE & CHIPS a i\Y,TU PK>uP_o_n_D€uvt_Hv CateringFor AiiOccauont UBLI U BLI CLOSING i (JYEB JNDLUQH DCLI FURNITURE -INVENTORY ENTIRE INVENTORY OF THE SANFORD STORE WILL BE LIQUIDATED REGARDLESS OF LOSS! 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S a n f o r d H a r a ld i S p o rts 1994 Athlete of the Y ear AWSA selects Winter Springs resident Roberge LOCALLY V L_ Spec i al ta the Heral d Junior Magic League signups M M l I H I ) - I tic liny* and tint* t tub is mm registering hoy* and tut* l i r u m i l hr age* id H and IM m 11% bin** M..*> lU it n lM lI t i ^ u r Mr-glslralKMI 1% ... ..liable Hirongh I n b i Sin In at I lie |k.y% and tittl* Club on Persimmon and Ib r Midw*. ltn>% and (iul% < lob on J l t » n Player* may register Iv-tween 5 and ft I* in Ibe registration tee is $ 10|vt plavet Male anil Innate nun ties also air needed For information >all 3 90 i t M l 11*»i%imm<»ii Avenue lor . t i t MUt I ( J iim avl Sanford Youth Baskotball SANPOKO the Hanford K r u r it k m l>r l%artmrnt t% .d V rin g youth l u it r i t u l l lor latyt and nut* under 11 yeai% id age ( 'm l l% $ It. and everyone makes a team Tryouts will le hrl.1 Saturday. Nov |u at live Santord Middle s> h->>l G y m I h r trv--.ii « in d ute will tie u a m t«»y% I I ami under IO HI a m hoy* 12 ami 13 noon girls 15 and under I .IO p m . U n i 14 and 15 LrA g t.r age cutoff date 1% August .11 l *• 4 For more Inlo i all ,TH) 5007 W IN T E R I I A U S O p rn division water ski <«mi(irtllof f a il R«dirrge id Winter S w in g s v m w i n trd a% the Ainrrli an Water Ski A v « u utmn % AW NA I ••‘if Malr Athlete <>f Hie Vrar Kristi Overton from Greenville N ( ' also an oprn division ttwnjw-tllnf aav named Hie AhWA Female Athlete uf the Year Holtrtgr started lu% l'N | tournament srason wtth a w in in H.«- men s slalom and a third |ito<r finish tn |.mipin g at Ihr Or tan.to rlicet the 1*10 T o u r s first stop. d thr *ras. xi He <tint limed his wittlUtlg Virrati al Ptvvniv |>U* tli|g first in Hie si.•km. and t vtng Sanitny Duval the Oywi i men s Jumping m ix 1.1 rn n fd b ik trr . It* sretin d plot r In Jumping with an rflmt of I •*'» feel The highlight id Rid r f ^ r 4 r u f t-Uooal sum ■ y DEAN S M ITH HerakJ Spout Yfrder A L T A M O V T F . SPRINGS The Altamonte Spring* Little le i| u e will tw registering U*v* and i|lrt« lor it% v|win( program lomoruiM Nov IU lirt Mern P a m and 2 p m IMavrr* tw t»een I be ages of 5 and IN may register at Milwre Middle N. Iu.4 1725 County Hoad 127 in LongMisst of at the W al Mart U» a lrd near the Intersr. Ikon of Slate Ruuds 4.M and 4 .Ml in Altarminte spring* T1*e registration lee 1% 8.M. AO jdavrr* should be accompanied bv a (kornt or legal guardian and m u il bring their birth r-rrtlfk ate anil j»».wd of residency For mformaikm <all H72 8130 WHAT’S HAPPENING TO D A Y JU C O Women's Basketball Lady Raider Clastic at Semi not* C C B's»ard C C v* Pan ta r ola J O 6 p m S r m iw H C C va r * ll« '-a u a « CC. 0 p dv Girts* Basketball Boys' Basketball Oviedo Tip O il Classic Seminole *• Titusville fl p m . Oviedo vs Titusville Astronaut, 7 30 p m Lake Mary *1 Leesburg Tip OH Classic Spruce Creek Tip -O il Classic: Lyman v» Atlantic, ft p m . Spruce Creek vs Pm# R'dg*. 8 pm Lake Howell and Lake Brantley at Bishop Moore Tip OH Classic Ovrrtoti bad an outstanding season placing first In the slalom at b u ll Hie Misters lournx m rn i and Hie Marine World tournament Sfie alsn Mini the F e ll Hod Flo Tout I it and Frts III s u m rii s slalom pier mg first in all tart two of Hie lour s 10stops Each year since I ' m i < the AW'SA tuvs hnnoerd a male and a female Mater skier as the %|»»rt s Athletes of H k Year Their names are then submitted to the United Slates Olympic Cum m ille r fur c o n s td r rat Ion as the U s o c s Sportsm an and S|MirisMoman of Ibe W a r a warda Tlie AW SA auarris com m lllre r b n w s the Athletes of the Year lu s n l nil mi I standing prrtiemaiw r and %|«*ct%cnaii*hlp Hofirrge and Overton Mill tie iKMtored al a s|>es lal awards rerrm ony during l!w IWj S AW SA mid winter b a u d inertings in Orlando In .January Silver Hawks, Hawks in semis Altamonte Little Leaguo Lady ’ Not** C la s tic at Semtnol# la v * Brantley vs Cocos. < 30 p m Spruce C iM t v* Late Howell. 6 p m Lyman at OeLand JV. 5 15 p m V 7 p m met lam e when hr snared 7IW fret to win Hie i ash |>n/r lor men's Jum|rtng at the |irevii(kMs Masters Tournament held m Fine Mountain Ga At tire Marine World (Vallejo t al ' liMiftvamenl In June Kutirri(e again won Hie men % lumping Competition tie also (dar ed art nod in | u m p lr( al Hie iridurtapnh* lour slop and Inilnwrd llial up Midi a f«rurth In Hartford Cunri fifths al faith Sfirrvr|Hat ami St taiut* and fourths In St l ‘aul and Portland Ore Holier gr s (irrfoemanre oti Hie | 'r»t pro tour elevated him to fourth overall In men s stalnrn and IllHi m men s (unipuig in the tout * Grand ISts standings In July Mntrrrge Mas selected foe live stv member tram th a t M ill re p re s e n t Hie United States al Hie Fan Amrrw an Games in Mai tu t Flata Argentina Ibis Is Ifie first time M a te r skiing has tw-rri int hided as a full medal s|a>et in Hie Fan American Games Nicole Heed (No 32) who tcored 10 point*, and the Leke Howell SHvet Hawks played an outstanding defensive game against Coco* S A N F O H I) — Thursrtay s quarterfinals of Ihr l^vdy Soles Invitational ttaskrHiall tovirnamrnl •I Sr mi note High S> bail s Hill Firm ing Memorial G y m n a s i u m we r e for t he b i r d * In Ibr first game laikr H o w e l l got 21 («ant* from Christine James and the drfrnar field Com e In less ttuui IO (aiinl* in three of the four quarter* as the Silver Haw k srrushed Ih r TIgrrs ti’r J'» T h r U tr gam r saw Ih r Sprvttr C rrrk Hawks osrrrvwnr a frigid start with an tmprrsstvr all armind (trrlorm anrr In dlsmantlr thr l^ k r Itranllry patriots \ J 3| T m b y at 4 TO p m l^akr Itfantlryr will (day Corua to a consolation t>ra< krt gamr brforr Sprit, r t 'r r r k and la k r M owrII ttalllr al H p m for a s|«il In tftr nttalsop(a>sitr Srmlrvolr T h r T Mtir and lllsfiot> Mmirr s h k h firal Drltmia 5<» 21 Tttrsrlay. vvrrr to (day at 7 30 p m today tmt lltsltop M<%xr has a pttof rtNnm ltm rnt and will forfrtt t t»r gamr to Srm tnotr Saturday a « hrd u lr lias Drltona playing Ihr Lakr Branlley-Com a w tnnri in H«r ronsidation final at I p m lltsf»«»(> M>».ir taking on tftr S(»rir«r t trek l-akr llow rll loser lor third (da»r al 2 10 p m . a(xl Srm lrvdr faring thr Syxu rr C rrrk tjik r llo w rll wInrtrr al t p m In Ib r i hampu.nstilp gam r N k o tr Head )otnrd .lam rs in dmitdr llgure* lor Lakr llo w rll. netting 10 points T b r y got plrnty td Irrlp fn «n th ru Ira m m a lrs as all IO ptavrrs rtmtrllMiird point* Angrla Oofl chipped In with I,tor [■>tnt* and K rlly Kotin addrd right Trailing laikr Itranllry O -l altrr Ih r ofrrning static.. 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IO*9 HMgk •tl#9H 1oftO>kMI ( m m It 1Oft# Ml aH tft 4ft (.MM V »m w TMftONOM ftoft uflrnsr going as (h r Hawks t«v»k a JO I I tr««t at Intern, isaion Asglll Ird Sprm r C r r r k 12 21 with 12 (HHnls and seven strata Si a. te T b in ip s iti bad IO |Mitnta seven rebounds Imir strata and Imir asatst s' For Lakr llrantlrv f I -31 Hair t arlmigt. was (h r lone patriot In doubir llgurrs with 12 isHnls Nbr also Ird In assists flhrerl and strata llwol l.rali g re w addrd srvrn points and seven rebounds Dragway prepares for ‘Night of Fire’ Girls’ Soccer Lyman at Lak# Mary p r n .V . 7 3 0 p m F. 4 30 p m . JV. 5 45 SATU R D A Y Women’s Baseball League Sanford Ice at Florida Tornadoes I p m JU C O Men’s Basketball Seminole CC at St Peleraburg CC. 7:30 p m JU C O Women’s Basketball Lady Raldar C lattlc al Seminole CC Third place game 1 p m . Championship gamo. 3 p m Girls’ Basketball Lady ‘Notes Classic al Sommolo Deltona vs Lako Brantley Cocoa winner. 1 pm Bishop Moore vs Spruce Croek Lako Howoll losor. 2 30 p m , Seminole vs Spruce Creek Lako Howoll winner. 4 p m Boys’ Basketball Oviedo Tip O il Classic: Seminole vs Tilusvillo 6 p m . Oviedo vs Titusville. 7 30 p m Lake Mary at Loesburg Tip Off Classic Lyman at Spruce Creok Tip OH Classic Lake Howell and Lak* Brantley at Bishop ___ j T ip OH Classic Orangewood at Tampa Baythore 6 30 p m Soccer Daytona Beach Seabreeze at Lak# Mary JV. 5 ; V. 7 p m Lako Branllay at Bishop Moora JV. 5 p m . V, 7 “ I. BASKETBALL : te m p le t* l U U n o o n E a f « By A A R O N ORCCN Special lo the Herald ____________ I t l l l U . o — Orlando Sprcdworld Dragw ay will present its ninth annual Night of F irr - H»r tra< k % largest drag r»«e «d the year — Hits Saturday night. Nov IB Featured will lx- MJO-MI'II Jet Dragsters and -Jet F un n y Car*. 2.0DO IIF Fro Modified* super charged wheelatanders Outlaw Uul< k :t2 rat ing and morr The Fro Mmillleds llgure lo larum |ielltlvr with C'barlrs t ar|>enirr ol Charlolle. N C . and Ills “ World s Fastest ‘55 c h e vy " lit llte belli He w ill lace C a rl M oyer ol Ankeny. Iowa turrenlly Hie all tune iju b k rs l driver In Fro klodlflrd h is to ry w ith tw o B 5 7 -second elapsed tunes to Ills credit. Also rx|ie( lrd lo i hallettgc lot Ibe Fro Mod win atr Mel Raves Irom Hudson in the “ World s Fastest Ti7 C hevy” and Speetlworld Dragway Hat k reccHtl bolder. Jell Ktisslin. Irom Lakeland Th e truck gales ojien al |0 a III with qualifying and time lilals s* t to liegin al niton Final eliminations In Outlaw Q u irk 32 I* scheduled lor 7 p m . with feature cars running al H p m and 10 p m Admission is 82H Children under 12. parking, and tilt paaaesfrre The dragway hosted another big c-vrnt — the Dixie Urackcl champi­ onship — l-isl Ft Ida v (Nov I I ). Former NIIHA world rltamjt Dave Hainpy ol Greenwood. Ind . brought Ills dragster lo Central Florida and came away w-llh llte 85.(XX) to win prl/e as llte Top Lllm lualor •bam nloti. Hob Vollmar (Holiday) was the ru n n e r-u p In bis 1007 Fonilar Fitebitd .Jerry ILillllr {Nlxa. Mo | was a setiilbnallsi In llte Scrottd C ha n ce H a r r 91.(XX) H» lo winl. w till. .lavm Jason (w tilih paid1 8I.CXX) rom h u rg was C a n n o n Im iii M ld d le b vic to rio u s o v rr T a m p a * I»«l»y S'athns. Eric Dunlap front Ocoee w as third in lit* l*>77 Chevy Vega fo r th e b e s t covera . Patriots hit the road Throe month* ago. Deo Brown (No 7) and his Lake Brantley teammates wero a bunch of now faces trying lo fill tho shoes ol one the county’s most successful teams Tonight. Brown and tho 1994 Patriots try to make some history of thoir own when they play at Jacksonville Sandalwood In a Class 6A playoll game Hooters-USA Triple Crown opens tonight __________ By PA U L MARSEQLIA Special to the Herald O R LA N D O — A s t a r studded field will lake the green flag when Ihr eighth annual HoolenVUSA Florida Late Modrl Triple C row n kirks of! racing action tonight. Nov. 18. at Orlando Speedworld Since most of the nation's *hott track* arc closed lor Hie season, top U itr Modrl pilot* from throughout hr country will l>r competing for a share of a purse that exceeds 9100.000 It one driver wins all three legs of the Triple l town sertr*. lie will |>ockrl an additional 850.000 bonus T h e Florida U t r Model Triple- Crown Is one of the most prestigious races lo Ik- run In the slate ol Florida •Th is series I* designed to bring bark some of lie ..,— . . 1.1.. tlir Trltile C row n to Florida, said L b A protnolri Don N rrt.nr T h is I* a great opportunity for driver* from around the country to come to Florida and ______ match agalnal Florida *best best ‘ . . k thcmaelveamup i iiiiiiiv i Florida's Some of the drivers (.reregistered lo com|>etc Inclutk defending series champion Mario Gosselln: IViinis Dement, ibe ltMM ACT Rookie of the Year; Ikibby t oy e. who drive* in the ARC A Superrar Sene* and hr v a s c AH WlriMon Tup Srrlr*. Krvlii C ywm»kt. Jim ikitden Tutlv Hester; Dave Heteher. Jefl Williams. Krmiu Vaughn. Mike McCrary; Randy fox. Larty Rorrro Fete Orr. Jimmy Cope: Charlie Ragan Jr.: Wayne Anderson. Robbie Thompson, and Sieve Lamb Past winners of the USA Florida Triple Crown Include Wayne Rrutlmamt. Garv "Hot Sltoc' ILtlougb. Rot>eM Wamke. Kd llowrll. Leroy Porter. Dick Trickle. Ilulcb Mtlcr. and Hilly Gill The first leg a 81.000 to w in. 100-lap event, will Ikhosted by Orlando Speed wot Id tonight along with the speedpUmt's tegular racing program. Tim e trials are •chcduled lor 7 p m with the Hooters event taking lo ^ E OF SPORTS IN *YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY • __________________________ �I I S bn tofT) Morpbl I.A n ford Flo tilla I "<la» N o i i m M i 18 tiw STATS A STANDINGS DOGS •• VAft* O t D O f t l ANOO fif llr ill I U • |1 ft lie s rs | BO ik | ftD » «c Tr» U f i m l A A A Al 444 *4 A ???, H 044 14? O iiliM * * fn triM iM W (M 4*4*4 I t . 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I l l M il Publivbod Norambar Ii. 11, Dacambor I * with tba MW on Ooctmbor IT. 1TT4 OEX 111 Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T OF T H l H O H t g i N T M JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R i g M I N O i l C O U N TY F l o r id a C A S I NO *4 IfW C A l* L oa F ICE G* A G R IC U LTU R A L L AM f N FORCE ME NT JOSHUA ADAM M C C A LL N O Y IC I OF F O R F E ITU R E P R O C I ID IP O t TO JOSHUA ADAM M CCALL m M H IP O R M IL L (A N ! a l t a j m o n t e s p r in g s fl rrrg n i* n M 0*1 H IW14 n r *•••• aK . ■*.vi* ut mo boiaw 4 m ' 4 4 ^ f»*PP, , r O Hw a af Agru uf*>nal Law truufbaal |n*arcarwaW E wnda ^ rm x f t i*«4* gamr* W IN ••«(•'4 *g*-** **’tad ma tubiar* ar— *r**. la tm* 1**f GRE f N STOCK HORSE TR A ILE R VIN r i G » G S i i t t ) M « i n i ° an S*p*ambar t* *44 a* a> '•ar ( m n n C*un'i Fwr<da and p rrw " i*f ho-d ng u d p» war*r purtwant 4a U c'w n v *U N p t F lo rid * S lllu '4 1 H i I I Q U E S T E D mat an lunar ad Judge al ma Circuit Court. 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Iff* ^ DEW Jfa �5*nfo(d Marmt Sanford, riooda h»3»t Norambar IB, IVW 31 People Traveling with holiday food IN BRIEF Make sure to follow safe handling rules SCC Faculty art exhibit llw V in in o lr ( iHtimuntly C D lk if Fai iiliv A m Ktlilbli siaMrd Iwesdav in tfie m llrgr * fine An* (iiillrrv .mil will run Ih ln u g h lln || I be exhibit Iriilu irt tfie work ig (ai nilv m rm tirr* .low U r U n iu u il, ( ‘ lifts Holton Jo h n Capulo J o y re Caputn Marianna Ham ilnm M>«*« Ir r r y Nisalruriisak amt .Jay Sjulding The 1([wiring i n r|ii loo »4 * hrlil Tuesday when rai h aitl*t p irsr tileda U lk I h r r v r n t I* If r r 4 n<| o j i r n I n i h r p u h l l i I h r hour* lor Ihr gallery r r r 10 a in In I |i in M<>nilat lliniugh I'lu U v and on Ihr evening* ol mu»ii and ihraiiN al p n lo m u n r* I'or rnorr information 1 all 328 203ft Festival ol arts planned t)r| .A M ) T h r IM -a n d I all Festival ol Ihr Art* will lake |ihur Ih rrr on No* M ia m i‘J O Jo*r|th l.ii»t 111 an ol C a ro l! * C o in C rlh will lw ih r » i n k esslonalrr T h r mfuTwakiu* will hr available with a final <twirl on Indiana A vrrm r T h r AMl*t Aw ard [mriv I* fwlng *pou*orrd liy Ih r law llrm ol Jarnr* Zim m erm an and I'aul Fhr .lav* a« llvltie* will im ludr hand* on 1 rail* |»ni)n I* lor children. art r « h lh ii« and food Nrw York Avenue in l>rlatnd will la- closed Irorn 7 a rn until fi|>m ear h day ol I hr rv rn l For morr Ittfonti.illnn <all ih r Dr|.aud Museum of Art ul 714 4371 Many consumers a*k ll II I* safe In travel w llh holiday (nod* Ye* II * alright — If some safe handling rub* are followed In avoid fiKHlIairne dine** H r re are some of lire frequently asked question* from ratter* com erning safr iraiispottattooof ifw holiday turkey U Can llir turkey fir tuokrd a day ahead of lime and Ihen taken lo someone * fiousr the n e«l daY? A Yr*. hut for safety • wake you won t br aide to ira rrl w llh the wfiolr bird Irilar t He «ure lo n o k lire turkey in an oven *ri no Inwrr than .123 degrre* F CFiei k In hr sure Ih r lu rk ry ha* ro o k rd rornplriely In an lu lrrn a l irm|>rraturr of 180 d rg rrr* F" as measured In srvrral |daces w llh a rural iFirrrnornetrr TFtrn In tfie lu rk ry stand 20 minute* If siuffrd rrm o v r ih r stuffing and In root In small, shallow disfir* < ar\r all ih r mrat from the lu rkry b a yin g leg* ihigti* and wing* Iniar 1 If destrrd fhvtdr the ra rvrd lu rk ry rural and I fir lu rk ry part* Into «mall. shallow conialnrrs or package* Ttil* rn surr* rapid, r u n roofing and quN k irh ra im g aflrr g riiln g hi Grandm oitier • house Ffrfrtgrtatr l)»r lu rk ry and stuffing within two hour* of ((Hiking Or frre/r Ih r fond* If you don't plan tn rat ih rm within Ihrre lo four day* COM A announces meetings I h r C'onrrfnrd Organization ol Mrn in Action (C O M A I n irri* ihr |tr*i and third Friday. at 6 p rn . in ih r i h u rrh an nr v al Si James AVI! ( h y n h Ninth M trri and Cvprrw* Avenue , Sanford Blood Bank seeks donors W'hrn prr [taring 10 travel pack I Fie lurkry and olhrr prrtshahlr I( hi.1* In an insulated cooler with a cold Miurre *uch a* h r or frozen grl |ui k* At your destination. Irai.sfrr the fmxli In a refrigerator and irh ra i In a 325 degrrr F oven or in a f CONSUMER FOCUS ^ ’ BARBARA ' 1 vV H U G H E S / GREGG mb row ay r oven until I fie lood* rra( h an Itllrm a ) temperature of (115 degrees F nr arr *1 earning hot U How long will a raw or rooked lurkry keep u n rrfn g rra ird for transporting in someone'* house'’ A No longer than two hour* For r lih r r a rawr nr (-(Hiked turkey, l l '• Mill a good idea In u*r an Insulaird roofer as a earner (use two i railer* If tarrying Faith type*) T o transport a raw turkey, takr 11 out of I Fie refrigerator and place ti In iF»e cooler Immediately hrfnrr leaving Stow It wtterr It writ) Fie coldest In llie tar Upon arrival, immediately re frigrratr ih r raw turkey T o transport an unstuffed turkey, takr It <Mri of if* oven, immediately wrap It In foil and pul ll dirrvtly Into tfie reader before pulling II Into 1 he warmest spot in the car (Fon t try in iran*|a>rl a stuffed turkey A hoi turkey must hr pul direcliy into a warm oven l*ri al 200 degrees F or higher) until serving lime S ri tfie oven high enough lo maintain the Internal trniprra lure of the lu rk ry at 140 degrees F nr higtier U Can I slow rook the turkey at 2O0F C rn lra l Florida lltnod Hank t* asking donor* ol all lvpe* ol l>k*Ml — rsprt tally O type donor* — to donatr al It* Sa-tord I)*r |iran< h 1302 C Srro n d Si Kor Information <all :i22 0822 Sanford Ket-r ration Department oflrr* Sirjt Arrohlr* al thr youth ir n t r r in Sanford C'ltv Hall Monday* and Wednesday* Irom 9 to 10 a in and 5 JO to ft 30 p rn Inatrurtor I* Lisa )lln r* Cost I* 8.1 jk r 1 la** For Information rail 330 Vi07 Sanford Rotarians to meet Rotary Club of Sanford m m * rvrry Monday at noon at Ihr Sanford Cham hrr of Commerce building Girl cdoing wrong’ is attempting to insure friendship O u r daughter Is In stslh grade She's always tier 11 an rxccllriU student, but she delltillrly Is sllll In the "ugly d u rk lln g " stage Partly because of thui she hasn't had many friends at school this year That's w hy w r were so happy when u very rule and popular gal In I he neighborhood befriended her. Now we've leantrd that the p o p u la r girl Is gettin g our daughter to do her homework lor hrr and asking her to copy work In th e c la s s e s t h e y h a v e together We've talkrd 10 our daughter and she know* what she's being asked to do Is wrong, but she's ah.ml Icorrcelly, I think I that Hu­ mber girt will snub her If she refuses lo do It. We want her lo have Irlend*. hoi It's obvious that stir's being used Should we forbid our duughtrr Irom seeing the other girl? ll would tic terribly hard on her. as well as almost Irnposotblr to enforce. P A R E N T S W 1IO W A N T T O D E A R V E R A R U S H H IL L : T h a n k you lor the positive spin y o u put on a c k n o w le d g in g expressions of sympathy More people m ay follow y o u r In ­ novative lead and find ll re­ warding DEAR ABBYt One of my co-worker* left our company and moved to am ithrr stale She und I were very close friends so. naturally, we keep In touch. My problem: Several Individ­ uals want her address, and they know I have It She dock not wont any ties to her old Job — especially w llh those she onlytolerated while working here. Abby. what should I say lu these people without offending them, or causing hard feelings against me for protecting the privacy of m y friend? Also, when someone w llh whom you have worked for several years leaves thr company and usks for y o u r address and telephone number, should It be given to I-ik e Mary Senior* invite anvonr M yrar* or otdrr to Join Jh rtn in two w rrkJy arlivitlr* on Monday Wntalcarvcr* bom *« ut (o 11 IO a rn Games. from I to 3 p m al thr Krank Ffranst-enter, IM i N Country C lu h Hood Employment opportunities for seniors A n employment program »pon*orrd by AARI* Senior -Com m unity Service I* held al thr Sanford Arm ory Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from H a m fo noon Hill D o w r y and M r k Callahan are available to help *rnlor* IInd employment IN TH E SERVICE M A T T H E W 8. K O L A R Atr Force Airman Matthew S. Kolar ha* graduated from Ihr arrospaer propulsion specialist (Jet rnglnr) course herr Sludenl* were taught repair anil maintenance ol Jel engine*, with emphasis In ground safety practice* when using ground Mr* Ralph Smith (left) presents a photograph of her late friend. Dr Herbaria Leonardy (who died in 1981). lo Alicia Clarke, curator of the Sanford Museum The presentation took place at the November meeting of the Same Harrison Chapter. Daughter* of the American Revolution. Dr Leonardy, a former regent of Sanford s DAR chapter, went on to become state regent of the DAR She received her juris doctorate from Stetson University and was organizing president ot the Florida Slate Association ot Parliamentarian She was also an author and conducted seminars throughout Florida Deltona He I* a MJR1 graduate of Deltona High School Optimist gets pinned John Cullum prosonts Audrey Ogdon ywlih a spocial pin for bringing In a new member lo the Sanlord Optimist Club. The •Bre»enlailon look place al the regularly scheduled meeting wllh routine reports given on project* President Peggy Hardin reported on the "Pm a Winner" progtam at Midway Elemonlery School. I A new photograph for Sanford Musaum *up|Hirt equipment Included In the training were maintenance docum entation and manhour accounting, as applicable lo engine maintenance Kolar I* the son of Joan I’ Kolar of 1597 latndsfleld Avc,. etwta bT M*tmm Hot food* should lie kepi hot. and sfiould not tie held at room lernjieraiurr over two hour* Wrap well to Insulate Keep hoi foods H O T and cold (( hkIs C O L D hometimr* 11 s safer Just to give up on the Idea of taking your feast across tfie country Look for new traditions w hen you grt there D E A R A B B Y i it's hern star tllng lo read tfie opinions regard'ng responses in exptrssbin* of sympathy Upon the demise of m y dear husband, tiarnaby. more than V O jHwjik filnm nl sent 1 axis f l u w r r t T l M f l . in te n d e d the funeral or visited me To uch e d b y th r love that surrounded m y family. I became more aware I hat God la love, and love la from God Foe weeks I wrote thank-you notes, feeling that If a person could make thr effort to express sy mpathy to rny family In any way. I sincerely wanted lo respond ll was a Joy to write to those people I even went over the list of those who signed Ihr m em ory book at the funeral home and attended the funeral, and wrote each of them, expressing m y family's gratitude for their love. 1 was the winner, because as I wrote, m y grief for Barnaby melted away and memories of Fils life and what It meant to others flooded m y mind — and 1 remembered his deep love for all of us. Counting all our friends and blessings prompted me to write a book about my husband. Now my children and grand­ c h ild re n have m e m o rie s of Hamaby they would never have had. Th e bottom line: There Is Joy In laKtng tfie time to write thank-you notes lo those who have expressed sympathy. Your rraders should try ll. V E R A R U S H H IL L . D EC A TU R . GA. Activities for seniors G E R M A N E. H O Y O S Navy Lt. C m dr German E lloyos. son of Lronor Dllltnbrrg of 2730 Decoles St.. Sanford, recently reported for duly with Commander. Naval Ha*e. Pearl Harbor. Hawaii Tfie 1072 graduair of Cllllord J S« oil High School of East Orange N J . Joined Ihr Navy III J u ly 1973. W hen t talking In advance divide food* into small, shallow container* and cool quickly This Includes tfie carved lurkry Do riot attempt lo partially rook meal and poultry ahead of lime and then finish 1 ( H i k i n g al the (lestillation Transport cold or froren food* In an Insulaird cooler wtih a cold source W riting notes helps m elt away w id o w ’s grief Aerobics offered $ M O N TE Z 0. BOW ERS • D O B B IN S AIR TO R C H HASH. >1*n etta. Ga — M o n t n I) Unwr* ha* been promoted In the A ir Force R r* rrv r lo the Yarik of lieutenant colonel . -H o w rr* . u flight n u r»r, 1* the •l*irr of Harhara I’ Howrr* Slallw-orth of Oy Irdo Whr I* a 11*58 gradualr of Cm oni* High School. Sanford overnight *n It's ready logo In the morning'' A No’ It s not safr to rook a lu rkry lor any tuber meat for that matter) In an oven set lower Ilian 325 degrees F Th a t’s t«r*au*r ll takr* tun long for the lu rkry to reach a temperature high enough lo kill fondhnme hat ferta U Can lu rk ry la- partially ( talked ahead of lime and Ihen hnl»hrd later" A No again' Partial rooking of meal or poultry I* very unsafe Cjooklng must lie done In one conlinuou* operation to assure the destruction ol tM drrta lhai ruse food home illness R issa fr however, lo partially took lurkry in a microwave or other oven Immediately before transferring Ihr turkey to a heated g rill or to a p re h e a lrd 1 nnv rot tonal oven for flnlsFitng Other advice'' Keep Imt food* hoi and told food* cold al all llm rs And sometimes It 's Just safer in givr up on Ih r Idea of taking your feast somewhere else TFir risk* may outweigh! the hrnrfli* H E L P D E A R P A R EN TS . Unfortunately, prrteciis who are still In the "aw kw ard slagr" when many of their age males have turned In to attra ctive young terns arr very vulnerable lo coercion by the |Ki|>nlar *tu denis. Your daughter certainly kno w s what s t ir ’s doing 1* FA M IL Y COUNSELOR MARY BALK wrong, hut is trying to Insure the ’'friendship" al any coot. You can also bet th a t she u n ­ derstands that Hu* "frie n d " doesn't really earr about her However, If you utirm pi lo forbid your daughter Irmn seeing ih r other girl. II most likely will Just make her resentful and delta 111. What really needs lo liap|ieu Is that you nerd to provide the s u p p o rt and h e lp for yo u r daughter In Improve her selfimage enough that she will noi a llo w other people lo take advantage of her — period Perhaps you can help her find opportunities lo make friends who share her tniriesls and skills, inilier than tier trying lo III Into the "In " crowd. Lx|>and her horizons with some activities that stir may rn jo y — volun­ teering. church group, lessons or rlasses dial Interest her. Lei her know dial you are sup|>ortlng hrr elTorts and encouraging her. them? I am not terribly fond of my % A D V IC E ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ro-worker* ana prefer fo krep rny social life srparair from the workplace However, some Indi­ viduals have no social life out­ side Ihe office, so they assume everyone w-ho works Ifierr Is a "frtend " I would appreclare a quick response while I stall every one al work. P R IV A T E L I F E D E A R P R IV A T E : Since the drparted employee "only toler­ ated" her eo-workrr* while she worked wllh them, she shouldn't object to your telling inem 1h.1t she requested that her new address not be given out And since you — by your own admission — are not terribly fond of your co-worker*, you have little lo lose by being candid with them. D E A R A B B T i unzipped zip­ per* on men. other than being lacky-looklng. don't usually re­ veal much W omen's dresses are another thing T r y this one I walked into the lower level of a bank looking for the accounting department I passed a "picture w indow "- to an oilier where u young woman was typing Apparently, when she sal down, hdr skirt hud caught on Ihe liackof the chair. There she was — with her entire lower right extrem ity exposed up above her lilp I looked long and carefully to make sure of what I saw before I lapped on Ihe window- lo alert her R ..H .B .. 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SantOfd, F io n a * F fta tf Not«nit>*r H IW 4 SI Religion G ospel Sing benefits firefighters IN BRIEF Mayor's souper supper to be held R E L IG IO N SA N FO R D - The Mayor • Simper Sup|M-r will t<e held on Wednesday November 23 from 5 to 7 p iti at the Sanford Civic Centrr I he <n*t i « S3 lot a hearty lm «l ol soup freslt It-tked titead b ull and a soft drink Al 7 Mi p m lom m unlty Thanksgiving service will take place in the main auditor u rn of the Civic Center INm-eed* will Iw divided equally Ijeiwern Ihe Sanford Christian Sharing Center,Inc and Rearue Outrearh Mission Thanksgiving turkey wtll lasle sweeter lor having helpetl someonr less tor lunate ' SUSAN WINNER Celebrant singers to appear I.A K E MARY Ion Siemkoski s ( elluanl Singers an Internationally known C hn stU n music ministry. will present a comm unity wide conrrrt on Thuiw tay D n rm tie r I at 7 30 p in at St 1‘etri s Fpiwopal Church 700 Mlnnehari Hd The concert Is (tee of < barge and a free w ill oflenrig w ill tie taken Guest pastor to speak SA N FO R D - Pastor tlailtara (iatnrv of (i tor tons United IVneruaial Church in Osteen will tie the guest *|»raker ai Ilk kory Ave Church of God. Sundav. fur a *|>ei u l service Tlie theme will I n- One Hundred Women in White The com m unity is Invited S A N FO R D Th e I lly of San ford Flrr Dejiartrnent Firemen'* benefit Fund vrtll fra lu ir It's Annual (>»*|irl Sing on Friday. November 25 at the Sanford ( Ivk ( ’enter from 7 p m until inldnltttil This is the 3<Wh year of it»' Gospel Sint; M id Herb Rodgers C h a irm a n of llrket sales We put this on to help the firefighter* ' Th e proceed* from this event are used to help [ m > for hospital and ilo lor hills not rovered by Insurance for the member* of the fund Firefighter* are always present vurtllcin g their lives for the rltl/en* of Sanford What a wonderful way to say thank you lor tlie rllort they put forth a* well a* an enjoyable evening of ( hr i*i Lin fellowship and song St. John M.B. Church presents program SA N FO R D Si John M il ( hutch * Dual Day Committee will present a *pe, lal uplifting program Sundav al 11 a m Tu enhancr ihe theme ’ Christian* I'lrklng U p die Sla< k Togelher 'lhe members have divided live program into three categories First. Sundav *• hisil wilt begin at *1:10 a m Set on d the women * ilav service kl< ks off al 11 a m and Ihe men t service al t p in Tin Rev lu T n m a Flovd and Mr T trn Raines will tw Ihe guest sfieakers Rodgers further elaborated corn erntng the use of the proreed* ' For year* this has been a wav tu help the firefighter* with their rtiedual exjiense* things like chiropractor*. eyeglasses and dental work aren I covered Most of our ticket sales are to businesses We really need the commitment of Sanford to sup pori this work t.asl year after all our expense* we only made •2500 That amount of money doesn't go very far " Craft auction planned SA N FO R D — fhe laities nt Palmetto Rapt 1st ( 'hurt h 202(1 Palmetto Ave have planned their annual craft auction tor Saturday. December t al 7 p m Various trails will hr auctioned to the highest bidder In a fun spirited activity All prot red* bum the sale w 111go lo Ihe mi**kinar\ w ive* Ninth anniversary celebrated SA N FO R D — The Wewlvtew baptist ( lino ti 4100 Paula Rd will observe It’s nlnlti anniversary wiiti a coveretl dish dinner following Ihe morning service at 10 a m Sunday. A special music program will lake plate afier dlnnrr featurlug the grtmp "Rernemtiranre For further tnlortnallon tall Dorothy Clio at 321 0371 or 322 (4700 H r also dl*< u s s e d plans for the lurid it dollar amounts were m excess ot ttielr goals *'Wr'd really tike to t>r able to give to a c h a rity tf we make enough money, said Rodgers *W e 've ta lke d about g iv in g to the H#r©»d try f &m m f *»**•**• Paramadlc. Chris M urphy and Firelighter and E .M .T. Richard Lazar Shrtner * H um Center or some­ thing firefighter related We'd love to do that tf we could Just make enough money on the (im pel Sltlg ” Ticket* are H I In advanre. and $7 at the door and may be purt based at the fire stations or from the ticket sales chairman. Herb Hodgers Refreshment* will Ire on sale and d(*ir prl/ea will tie given away Entertainment will be provided by The Florida Boys Dixie Echo e s and M a rshall ltrnson Further information ran tie o b ta in e d by c a l l i n g H e rb Rodgers al 323 0010 or 322 1994 BIBLE WEEK THEME If you’ve lost your direction in life, turn Here. N A TIO N A L BIBLE W EEK. NOVEMBER 20-27, 1994 Laymen'i National Bible Atwxiation, Inc. TJ-(bly TM ble IS6S Broadway, New York, NY HR)23-7503 . (212) 40S-1390 TD M Program scheduled O H I-A N D O — ttie First United Methodist Church 142 E Jackson SI will presrnt A Walk thloogh Delhletrem" on Sundav December 4 al 5 30 p m In II * tenth year, this produt thin features a lour through the village w here Jesus was txrrn A cast ot 100 or more children and adults In costume will tie performing The event ts free and all are welcome Church M ip s nursing home SANFO RD Lodios from the Son lord Congregational Chris­ tian Church recently presantad residents ol tha Good Samar* tan Home In Sanford with 2* lap robes Those available tor the presentation of tho col­ orful. crocheted treasures were Mary Simpson. Edith Tkachuk, Clarissa Moore and Marguerite Daub.resldents ot the home. Ethel Lorbett. Helen Schucht, President of the group The women are pari of a craft club with the church and plan each year to furnish an organization with craft Items They will be In contact regularly with the G o o d Samaritan Home for future deliveries of additional lap robes Concert presented O R LA N D O — The University ol South Carolina Concert Choir, under the direction of Dr Larry Wyatt, will present a choir al I lie First United Meihodist Church. 142 E Jackson St . Sunday at 7 30 p m In the sanctuary at Magnolia and Jackson Streets Tlte free concert is open to the community Women’s Aglow to meet O R LA N D O — Orlando and Apopka Women's Aglow <hapter* ihe p u b l i c to It's meeting Saturday al 9 30 a m at t h e Women's Residential Counseling Center. 107 E Ihllerest St F'aye Hardin. p r t H l u r e r amt host of r a d i o amt t e l e v i s i o n program. Insight, will deliver a powerful message lor today's woman Hardin * T V program focuses on single ado.is. the needy and Israel Personal ministry w ill Ire available tor all w ho desire, following Ihe meeting F’or further details« all Rita Curtis at 339-04(4(4 In v it e * * * * » » , I l K m j VMC*M SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY * J i J • f | , I i l A U IA N C I C h u » C h Al*.an<0PNN» U N K M i l M D ^ I I *•**•*!#**§• * ■ ■ • t start!* |H oOf Rd l o n f POd S r ' v j i . r t f C V * 1401 ft A.* A l i f MIL V o r GOO l o* Ck*i WO Cm ‘m m t m A t . 4 f w f W n h.» t e M r i r t i in A>»art r»r*t §oan.«»i ©40*4 S*r«u*d 9 A*aa~t#p c*God lan«c*d A H b t 4 * « « A « f f 9 '( k 4 H h O l | { i " W ISAJwOOd • A FTifT M h o tk B lf t M C M " . 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Coum adin Ian anil <oagolanll. 1 agamet lit* ultersl Dilantin (for seiruresl and <*her anil tkprrssants For these iraaon* |*avtl should le admUlMered by a |wychUIM*l. who *Tkiold also monitor Ihe elTrct* of Oie drug Y.iu ran obtain TuMlier Inlorma tkm born your pharmar t*t || your dot it* I* unwilling lo dlwns* 1‘asll w llh you. (Ire him D E A R DH O O T T I'm ba*ka!l) a healthy | e i«iti 47 years old Mv pro b k m I* lhal I am always hungry I Teel lh a l I need appetite suppressants and wonder what >riu would recommend tlial Is sale I tlon I eat red meat. Jusl a little t bk krn ami tl«h and quan title s ol vegetables One hu n d re d slsiy |*»und* Is too mot h f<* my height bill I'm *o darned hungry all the lime D F.A K R EA D ER First you slumld tie etamlned by ymir family physician lo determine wlietber ytm have a physical liasts. sut h as dialteles or a glandular disorder. 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Regional, held over the Labor Day weekend. Although overralllng w llh a 4*3'3'3 distribution Isn't re commended. North made a rea­ sonable one-diamond bid There was a sm a ll ch a n ce , on a d lllrrrn l layout, tlial II would talk the opponents out of three no-trump A n il should East liecnme the declarer. II Indicated what ra in l lo tie thr ties! lead 40 41 42 41 h y B o b Tha ve s ^a ^p A ^ CAN n t l y o n l y H/?PPe/v T O t \n o k in d * of TH £m ~ T H » n G* A K t C O V t r t P &T I N f U f l A N C t . A H P t h in g s ; tw a t T H IN G S Ron* o»f V4 Rantad M Uounram on Ctora y t S p t a ol com 50 U a ttn . gamtsb S t I N p *bapad clock 51 Hakttation lyltabrok t l Orosaod to tn# — S4 O p p c* HNW T M*ti*a moral baneba* DOW N 1 T | pa of wood I M ra d t r I Cburclr n r • Markka ( attorn nation 4 C o u n try ol Asia t Actra** Mayor, t W om an « p a triot* *oc * Ptaatant to M>*t ra«b#» 11 Putt on -fm n rr I t Imp4amac.lt >1 Undaryround p n to n t 21 i> n d a m two parta 24 A c tra tt R ip tr — i 21 l IS 2T IS It 12 M ata ba*o»*d P.#|ud*<# Gray* past Dam Unctuous H* had an kt*h Rosa 12 lis ta n to 44 O hio city 4$ Varrow tasar mosquito 47 Construction baam (2 wdk ) U Row ing toott SO Can* St Poama S2 Nightclub SS Actraaa Mac Draw M Liquor ST Night batora ___ West led thr *|iadr rptren two. IO thrre W r»t continued with the s|U(k fork SrHtlh rolled castled Ihe heart are and ton tlnueil with a second heart Wrsi won with the king while (last lollowed suit What now? W 11 li t h o s e I o r m l d a b I r diamonds in the dum m y, there was a natural Inclination for West to switch to diitis. playing partner for the king Hut luckily West stopped to count declarer s tricks South had at most five heart winners and lour diamond winners So West simply eslted with another %|*ide la diamond would hate tieen as good! and waited for I wo club tricks to defeat the game Yes. South t an and pioUibly should makr the contract by cashing thrre diamond tricks and rolling d u m m y's last s|tadr before rkltlng in hearts, but why not benefit from Tits error" a Cap » . ‘ « * l t*** N l » t P l M » rra e a lit * NORTH I* 111**4 aK 7 2 W KST agJIR K 1 eg s 1 i a k g 10 a 10 1 2 EAST a A It I I 1 e ft •7 A 3 *A g 7 4 •I 4 2 A j • Mil Til al PA J to * I 2 •J • 1 aKII Vulnerable Hast West Dealer West south 2v 1* West 1a 2* liu O p e n in g North 1• 3V Pass le a d * Fast 1* Pa u PMM Q ____ 19) T h r key lo productivity shortage of prospective painters Djr Be rn ice Bede Osol today Is tn take pride In your today, you'll lie better oil workYOUR B IR TH D A Y work Make certain you'd t>r l» g alone You are most sueNoe. I B . 1994 If you’ve been contemplating a proud to sign your name to even e rs w fu l when doing your <»wn th in g change in occupation. II may lie your smallest projects A Q U A R I U S IJan 20 Fell 19) d o n e successfully In the year C A N C E R IJune 2 I-Jul> 221 ahrad Make sure you have a Social adlvllles oflrrlng Irirndly D o not Ignore your Intuition comjiellllon may lie rnjoyahlr detailed plan, though Your luck tiklay. Use It as a tiuckup lo your will tie good, but don't leave today. Jusl remember not to logical evaluation*. take w in n in g or losing too up lo chance. everything S C O R P IO |O r I 24 Nov 221 seriously L E O (July 23-Atig 221II there P ISCES iFrb 20 Mart h 20) A Is u new clique yo u 'd like to Join, To d a y. I*- mindful ol develop­ ments lh.il could provide an complicated m a tlrr you've tk-cn this is a good day lo Introduce additional source ol Income. II potting oil can tie i uni hided yourself. You have more In you're ulrrt. you will !*• re­ tiklay However, you must makr com m on with them than you warded Know where lo look for It yo u r top priority ll you want tl suspect, so don't Ik- Isishlul romance and you II find II. The lo end satisfactorily V IR G O ( Au g 23-Sept 22) A R IE S (March 21 April 19) A stro -G ra p h M atchm aker in ­ Ikiu 't look lor I rouble today, but stantly reveals which signs arr T ik la v you are Ik-ttrr equipped don't run away from situation* tiiin.iniK ally |(rrl( (t l<*r you. lo handle mental tasks than that have compellllve lirm riit* Mall S2 to Mttlchmakrr. clo this physical ones Keep this in mind news|>aprr. 1* 0 llov 4-105. New w hen you are Irtnptrd tu do either. A moderate challenge would Ik - g(*kl for you something strenuous York. NY 10163 L IB R A ISept 23 O d 23) Ik T A U R U S (April 20 May 20) S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23-Dec. phllosophtcal today: It could 211 Your ability lo work on a Y o u r (Inunrial condition* ap|x-ar make winning more fun and one-lo-one basis with others to tie steady today, lie content losing less painful. Th e way you w ith nontlnal gains hrcuuse might I*” yo u r best asset today manage your ullatrs may win Don't negotiate anything i m­ small nuinliers have a way ol you admirers p o r t a n t I It r o u g h a n l n - adding up Copy * t gM I t v i N t W t i P A P t a t N G E M I N I (May 2 1-.June 20) lerm rdlary. T ERPat SE ASSN C A P R IC O R N (Dec 22 dan Eve n though (here may lie no by Leonard Slarr by Jim Mcddick Ml. M 5 W a l/ w xat Yk Gcmk (ft k CMWKE i EYED UP.' 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POT W fgf ApOUT 10 l AHO... � 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, November 18, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 18, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 18, 1994; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d480a6ab8b269623b958837de4e8385a.pdf d51743ccc8a4cb4f2eebb3446e43c2cb PDF Text Text FRIDAY M l ■' m t l f O I f a H approach NEW S DIGEST •reactive a p p ro a ch M ruriIon. in earhangr lo r • com ­ m unity renter. Sem inole C o u n ty Undersherlff Steve Harriett u i d It w ill be very benefit tel to the ahrrtfTo depart m enl. W ith our n e w neighborhood out Mine now underway, he anlit "th is arts provide • m ini Walton lor o u r drputlro working In the north weat quadrant.'* Harnett aatd Sheriff D o n lo lln g rr haa been In d lw uamnno w ith San to law rn> INCMCIM* S A N F O R D - T h e S e m in o le C o u n ty vhertfTv office haa im ­ plemented a new approach to cm ne rightIn y that they believe w ill hrlp "TyptraUy. w e have been reacting to crim e." void U n d r n h m f f Sieve Harriett. "Y o u call. W e come. Thai wam ’l enough.'* A l the beginning of Ihto year. ■•Hager aaaem bled a otrerlng in m m ltlrr to develop a community pohrtng plan. The bounty, form erly divided Into I I patrol n n e « . haa been broken down Into 27 com m unity venire area*. Each area tv aerriced by four Get ready for historic home tour g & M Artlst m adds flair S A N F O R D - " T W a s via weeks before the lour, and from Old Sanford town, ramc hanging and aawing and other mound* .** familiar five homeowner* In the Sanford Htvlortc Dtvtrtrt ore busily m aking lavl minute preparation*, getting ready to open Ihrtr home* lor I he a u ih annual Sanford Historic Truvt Holiday To ur of Home*, to be held Saturday and Sunday. Dec 3 and 4 Featured on the tour thla year will be the home* of Jo h n and Ju a n n y M errer. HMhael and Ju lia G arb. Mark Ptatt and Hr** Sim on*. Jam ea and Trtrta Thoma* an d Frank and W endy K rn rk r T h e Cultural Art* Center. Itarlf a Sanford landmark, w ill again be the t u n i n g point fo< the tour a n d will Hit* Sunday m orn in g W ith the old motto "Spring forward, r a il b a rk ." people are to art their clock* bark one full hour It I* suggested thla be done before going to bed Saturday night In making the change. 11 p m Saturday night vhould become IO p m Th e n , when the alarm gora off Sunday m o rn in g at 7 a m . It will be aa light outdoor* a* It wav the pervious day. by * am Th e problem how rver. I* for people who w ork during the day. and need time to do yard w ork in the early evening A* a rwauN of the change. t»w j(W m f t * It Maritwg IW hocam t dark aa m m 1|l 1 | m Thla paal sfcsfc. W w av poavlble to go for that long walk or f t outdoor work until al Iran 0 .3 0 p m . Starting S u n d a y. It w ill be too dark to ru n that lawnmower by aa early aa 5 3 0 p.m. Aa of 2 a m thla Sunday morning, the laat Sunday In October, we will be officially In Eastern Standard T im e . Th e date wav velected through the Uniform T im e Act of 196A. Th e time will stay w ith us now. until the Ural Sunday In April of 1003. New owners for Lake Mary Centre S ptGd limit* ra iM d SANFORD — O ct ready to pul the pedal to the metal on the Semonole Expressway - legally, that la. Crews today w ill be replacing the current SS mph sign* w ith 65 mph signs on the section between U .S . H ighw ay 17-02 In Sanford and Red Bug Lake Road. T h e speed change was authorised by transportation secretary Ben W alts earlier this m onth . Watts also endorsed a speed Increase between Red Bug and the East-West Expressway, but that will require federal highway administration approval. One o th e r note, c a u t io n s S e m in o le C o u n t y expressway director Gerald Brtnton. you can't drive al the new speed lim it until the signs are changed. Legally, that Is. Correction SANFORD — Due to a typographical error. Ihe wrong date of a shelter reconstruction fund raising event for the H um ane Society of Seminole County was published In the Sanford Herald Thursday. T h e dale of Ihe ceremonial groundbreaking Is Nov. 13 from I p.m. lo 3 p .m . f t — lladfraatata H u p srls IN D B X : ---------------- ^ ^ ?{| Local cat makas good. Found roaming around a Sanford arsa daycart cantar. a cal, namad Sebastian, has become a star watsr skiing attraction. Chuck Bast, owner of Malodae Skating Rink In Sanford, has taught the cat, wtd rwmovad Its fear of watar. Bast haa previously appaarsd on national lalsvlslon with •nothar of his water-skiing studsnts, Twiggy, thssqulrral. L A K E M A R Y - It took Just six days from foreclosure to new ownership for Lake Mary Centre. O n O ct. IS . an attorney for Mutual O f New York (M O N Y ). a life Insurance company, filed a notice of foreclosure on ihe center, against Lake Mary C e n tre L td ., and Ha general partner LM C Management. Inc., a District o f Columbia corpo­ ration. On O ct. 24. MONY announced that It plans to acquire (he com m unity shopping center near the southeast com er of Lake M ary Blvd. and Lake E m m a Road. Bruce Femald. M ON Y regional vice president for the southeastern United States, noted that Lake M ary Centre la an attractive property which Is m ore than 95 percent leased. "W e are pleased to acquire this property, and M ONY Intends to own and operate It for the benefit of tenant* and customers." he said. He noted that MONY Intends to retain Hardy A Callaway Development G roup Inc./ as property manager for the Lake Mary Centre. Built In three phases from 1967 to 1990. the renter Is a 286.450 square foot shopping center located on 46 acres. A n c h o r te n a n ts are mm Mwvt Msassssssstsssaaaaaa Mi ###••####**•*••••• — -----------* BS Hstkm i .... tA.BA -------- — _ M k**f4a ................... .SB Halloween: Ghosts, goblins, nip in air When should you trick or treat? T o d a y : M o s tly cloudy with scattered showers and th u n ­ d e rs to rm s . H ig h a r o u n d HO. W in d northeast 10 to 15 m ph. Rain chance 40 percent. SA N FO R D - T h e kids are clamoring to put on Ihctr ghoulish and glamorous costumes and take to the streets. There's a (very slight) nip In the air. And. It's Halloween. Well, not exactly. Tho u gh Ihe little ones w ill Iry to convince you they need to go trick or treating on Saturday. Sunday or both. Halloween la not until Monday. Officials al Ihe Sanford and Lake Mary Poller departments and at the Seminole Counly shcrlfTs office say that the tim e to go door to door begging need to stretch the celebration out over several suggestions for having a safer lim e on what could Spooktacular fun this weekend A listing of Halloween events was presented In the Sanford Herald Tuesday. T h e following Includes additional Information of events, with a brief overview of those events listed previously. • A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S T h e C ity or Altam onte Springs is hosting a Halloween night of trick-or-treating at Cranes Roost Lake Park, off Northlake Blvd.. between Central Parkway and Shorccrcsl. Activities will be underway from 5 p.m . until 9 p.m. Monday night. Included In the □ B a a B v e a ta . Pag* B A FOR T H E B E S T IN E D ITO R IA L S , O P IN IO N S AND A N A L Y S IS O F T H E N EW S, R EA D T H E H ER A LD �•A - Sanford MaraM. Sanford, Florida - Friday, October Jt, ISM N E W S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S TH E S T A T E IN B R I E F Red Baron team to TO-DO WMktnd gukte 1 i • Friday - Oct 28. T h e L a k r Mary W om an’s O u b p m m l i Italian Fraal No. 7. a charitable sponsored event to benefit the flub ’a scholarship fund. T h e feaat will be held from. 4 .3 0 until 7.30 p.m.. at the Lake M ary Com m unity Building. 200 N. Country C lub Road. Tickets available at the door. 09 lo r•< adults. g S fo rch M m t. S h o w to present many types of entertainment Haraid Staff Writer S A N F O R D - If Snoopy (In the Peanuts comic strip) plans to chase the Red Baron. Sanford w ill be the place to be this w eekend . T h e famous Red Baron S te a rm a n Sq u a dro n w ill be perform ing both this Saturday and S u nday during the big sir show at the Central Florida Regional Airport. T h e at squadron of Stearman A -7 5 biplanes was built In the 1930a and am early 1940a aa training aircraft for both the A rm y a n d Navy. T h e squadron derives Its name from the real Red Baron, Baron Manfred von Rtchtofen. famous d u r in g W o rld W a r I fa r d o w n ing * reported 90 Allied aircraft. T h e plane he B rw was bright red. hence the nickname "Red B aro n.'' Th e plans uacd now have alt been restored and modified for thetr current rote as atrshow planes. T h e modifications in­ clude 4 9 0 bore rpos r r Pratt A W h itn e y W a sp J r . engines, w hich provide more than twice the original power. Th e smoke seen earning from the rear at the planes has been in stalled to help identify the path of the planes through the sky. and make the performance more spectacular. T h e s q u a d ro n s ta rte d b a rn sto rm in g in 1979. T h e y presently fly nine months of the year, and have raised millions of dollars for various children's charities. Since starting thetr performances at air shows In 1994. th e y have won m a n y for professional Wro and •Saturday — Oct. 29 — T h e Mt. Plym outh V F W Boat 10474. in conjunction w ith the Mt. Plymouth Fire Station wilt hold an open house at the post home o n S .lt, 40. Flag rstatng c e re mon y wttl begin at noon, followed by the dcdk a tfcm o f the fire fighting memorial at the fire station. For additional Information, contact Post Com m ander A W . Allen at 1904) 30341644 •Saturday — Oct. 29 — Sanford Ice. Sanford's o w n w o m ra's professions) baaehall team, w ill meet the Florida Tornados, at Sanford Memorial Stadium . 1201 8. MellonvtDr Avenue. Both trams are undefeated, and the game could be a preview to the women's world aeriea gamea coming up in Ja n u a ry. Gates open at noon. T h e game starts at I p.m . Admission is I3 f o r a d u lta .ll for seniors and students. •Saturday — Oct. 2 9 — Sanford C o m m u n ity Workshop Choir win present the first annual M r o r Ms. Sanford Comm unity' W orkshop C ho ir Pagrnt. at 7 p m ., at the Sanford o rksh African American Academ y of Arts. •Saturday — Oct. 29 — T h e Seminole Fa m ily Y M C A Is presenting a health fair and Halloween festival, from 10 a m until 2 p.m. Events Include a costume contest. Children are asked to attend dreeeed as their career choice. Free health screenings w ill be provided by the Florida Eye C lin ic. Brltone Lake Mary Road. For additional Information, phone 321-9944. a '3 •Saturday A Sunday — Oct. 29 A 30. Atr Show Orlando will be held at the Central Florida Regional Airport In Sanford. Attractions include the A ir Farce T h u n d e r birds. World Aerobatic C u p Finals. Red Baron Stearm an squadron. Shockwave Je t T ru c k , jet and parachute demonstrations, and many other exhibits and activities. Oates open dally at 9 a.m . Advance tickets are 99 for adults. 95 for children 7*12. At the gate. 912 for adults and 97 for children 7-12. Children under 7 are free w ith paid adult. Parking Is 92. Advance tickets at Ttcketmasler. Th e event ts sponsored b y the Greater Seminole County Chamber of Com m er ce. •Saturday A Sunday — Oct. 29 A 30. Th e Halifax Salting Regatta will be held off the Sanford shore of Lake Monroe. sponsored by Halifax Sailing Center. Inc. Events wtll be held from 0 a m . u ntil S p.m . each day. Th e headquarters for the event will be at the M arina Hotel on Sanford's Ukcfront. For additional Information contact Em m e tt Lo w e ry (904) R IV IE R A B E A C H - T h e step­ father of a 7-year-old girl Initially re p o rte d m issin g at a F o rt L a u d e rd a le Ilea m arket haa confessed to killing her. a news- SA N FO R D — W hile Sanford Ftre Chief T o m Hickson ts now the last days of the drive «w rata* m oss y for the P M . .-?•* •:-1 •i HsrMd Staff WritSf S A N F O R D - Centra) Florida has m a n y residents who either came from or have relatives In Cuba. One of the larger Cuban concentrations is in the De­ ltona area. Beginning this Sunday, peo­ ple in Central Florida will be able to make a direct-dial telephone call to Cuba, via A T A T Carp., m arking the first time an operator hasn't been needed to complete s call from the United States to Cuba. T h e service is the result ot an agreement A T A T signed earlier this month with Em* telCuba. the Cuban national telephone company. It comes amid growing Interest in doing b u s in e s s w it h C u b a a n d sporadic U.S.-Cuba talks over ■ i reports ■ •I 1' ■' Faatasy 8 2 3 -3 -1 1 -2 1 4 P lay 4 2-8-3-2 Friday, Octobar 28, 1984 Vol 87. No. M rasing the U.S. trade embargo. W eekd ay ca lls w ill cost 91.49 per minute. Charges Ja il to 96 cents per minute under certain A T A T calling plana A direct call requires the O i l International code, followed by 83, the country code for Cuba, a city code such aa 7 for Havana and the local number. Several other long distance so h a i ve a n ­ c o m p a n ie s also nounced plana to provide long d ista n ce service to C u b a . A T A T haa had the only service from the United States since 1921. relying at tim es on connections through Mexico or Europe to meet demand. Information from Associated Press la contained In this report. T h e A ir S h o w O rla n d o is sponsored by the Greater Semi note County C ham ber of Com me ire and the Central Florida Regional Airport. wife. Pauline. 24. Police were u n s u re w hen State officials also took over Christina died, the Post said custody of the couple's two quoting unidentified sources. young boys. Daniel. 9. and Chad. But Investigators believe the girl^ 3. Th e Palm Beach Posi re­ went into convulsions and ported. after a severe besting, the Late Th u rs d a y , after more said. Police found traces of I than nine hour* of interrogation. In the couple’s apartment * ZDs went w ith lo v n u c t l o n in •t k a s a i k ) * requests, where b e W d p S l l c ? Tb s charges against ZOat he buffed Christina. thc,,Poai a day a/Ur he and his disappeared for 12 h o u rs :' Local authorities and the FBI disappeared after Mrs. Zllc digging for the body before to give a blood sam ple to dawn today but suspended the genetic typing, a com m on pro-] search unit! daylight. Fra n k c c d u re In m is s in g c h ild re n Jackovtno. communications su­ cases. pervisor for the Palm Beach "T h e y explained to Riviera County She rift's Office, told Th e Beach police that the reason that Associated Press. they missed their appointment Mrs. Zllc. 24. has not been with sheriffs officers was that charged In her daughter's death. they felt they needed some time She left the station Thursday alone to s lo p a n d t h in k .'' night with her mother. B r o w a r d C o u n t y s h e r if f 's Zllc broke down and told spokesman J im Lcljedal said In v e s t ig a t o r s sh e a n d h e r Thursday. husband concocted a tale of The couple was spotted before abduction to cover u p the girl's dawn Thursday at a Port St. murder. T h e Miami Herald Jd re­ Lucie service station and volun­ ported. ta rily went to police head­ She waa granted Im m unity q u a r t e r s t h e r e , s a id F B I but still m ight be charged with spokesman Paul Miller. filing a false report or with ’ If she lies to police again, Mrs. Zllc had reported her ttveria Beach Police Ll. David daughter m im ing Saturda; Harris said. k Swap S w — Shop, butu Investlga the H a r r is s a id In v e s tig a to rs determined (he girl hadn’t t believe Mrs. Zllc witnessed the seen outside the family for murder but didn't participate. days before that. Investlga "In m y opinion, he's got one raised suspicions of abuse i heck of a psychological grip on finding blood In the cou| her.” Harris said. apartment and car trunk. ■.V • »*-;V 1-£}■ ] To n ig h t: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thun­ derstorms. Low in the m id 60s. Wind east 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 9 0 percent. Saturday: Variable cloudiness w ith scattered show ers and thunderstorms. H igh near 80. Wind cast 10 m ph. Rain chance 50 percent. Sunday; Mostly cloudy with a chance of show ers or thun­ derstorms. Low s In the lower to mid 60s. Highs in the upper 70s to lo w e r 8 0 s . M o n d a y and Tuesday: Partly cloudy with a slight chance of afternoon show­ ers o r thunderstorm s mainly s o u t h ^ cm D#r*an* 0**cs Fort My art ta sw w o toTH C M M FO ftD H K JU LO . P i Bos tHT. tetters. FL 37773-1447. Main p u rr based in advance. At Ihr gate, ad m ission will be 912 for adults and 97 for c hild ren Children under seven will br admitted free w ith a paying adult. Barking la 92. THE W EATHER (Dally 4 Sunday) Mow 0*S»*ry (IS M •7X00 Jadftonuiil* Kty W**t LaOolond Miami Ortondo Ponucat* teaoofa To: loAoioo* Torn** V*r* Bosch W Palm ftaech muMssyT* orsMstfeov*. (407) 323-M I I. DBMMRS M La Prt fr 74 a u 7* 71 ot u W 01 w 00 74 tr u u •4 77 74 IS U 77 *4 4* *7 40 14 « 14 00 III TS •0 u « » n 77 M fr 71 ~ I” Tomparatwrot Indus** *»<I m «nd*vf*nMt— r» I* m IDT Mt Is Prc om U 7* 1* ««f Artanti 4) 44 cm A ltannc City oo 7* dr A m Ms M II 77 «m 17 4] (V Buffalo 11 41 dr Burlington. VI U 7) dr Chori**t*n.L C 47 U cm Cfwrlntan. W V* U It dr CtelW W .N C 41 7* dr AS M c*y CMc*** M 4} cm Cincinnati » 74 cm CMwIond 14 U cm Corxor* N H U 14 dr Don** FI Worth 44 47 cm 77 47 cm OmMotnm M tt cm D*fr*n 14 IS rn w 74 dr 47 •I cm ln di*rv«M ll, It 74 cm Jun**w 44 » 7* rn •UnutClty 41 41 cm L m Yoga* a V dr Util* Rack 47 04 cm •1 M dr 44 4* cm Mii**uk** 41 40 cm M p itlf P*ul U to cm II II clr N*w Otl**nt 44 47 dr Nm York Clfy 40 41 dr Oklahoma Clfy M 44 cm Omah* 71 » cm Philadelphia M 41 dr Phoanli 17 47 dr Pitfiburgh U 14 CV Portlend.Melna U 7f dr SI Lout* 47 44 cm Solem.Or* 40 47 701 cm Soil LeOa City 70 U cm Shravaport 44 40 dr Wothingfan.O C to « dr cm Anchor *9* FRIDAY Ctowdy 8548 FIRST 1 Vm t n a a ta Sanford. He and h k ftfotmeet I with the thi squadron since 1999. He la also a veteran aerobatic pilot, w ith over 42 years of aviation experience. T h e Red Baron squadron will be performing during each of the two day air show. Oates at the Central Florida Regional Alrpori wtll open at 9 a m Admtaalon la 9 8 for adults and 99 for children 7 -12 if ' M IAM I - Hare are the winning numbers selected Th u rs d a y In the F lo rid a Lottery: I paper reported today. W aller Jo h n Zllc. 32. waa charged Th u rsd a y w ith firstdegree murder and taro counts of aggravated child abuse more than seven hours after police began questioning Ztie and his Florida can connect with Cuba tve wtll be located at the Wal-Mart P U xa and at j i c Cetltral Florida Regional Airport during the air show weekend. T h e y wtll be telling raffle tickets for a 12-guage shotgun. All proceeds from this drive aril) be going toward the Firemen's Benefit Fund. Meanwhile, as of this morning. Hickson haa only this weekend In which to raise enough money w ith w hich to buy the 1921 ftre truck. T h e truck was originally used by the Sanford fire department, but has been missing for many decades. It was recently located in Tennessee, and is said to be In running condition. T h e owner however, has plans to purchase another antique vehicle, and haa told Hickson the old truck m ust be sold by November 1st. Hickson said another prospective buyer for the truck ts apparently standing In the wings, should not enough money be obtained In Sanford. T h e total amount needed for the actual purchase Is 99.900. As of yesterday. 93.279 had been obtained, leas than half. Hickson said be will attempt to have the end date for the fund drive extended, but waa not certain the truck's owner would do that. Unless there la an extension or a last m inute Influx of donations is received, the drive will be over, and unfortunately, unsuccessful. For Information on this Firemen's Benefit F u n d drive, or the fire truck purchase drive, phone the Sanford Fire Department at 322-4992. From Assoc faf d Pt m T h e four pilots are Steve Thom pson. Jo h n Bowman. J im "S o n n y " Lovelace, and Randy Drake. Bowman has been w ith the group since 1992. and serves as the Irad pilot. In addition to the four, the squadron maintains five additional pilots, all high) qualified, to help meet thel heavy schedule. Je rry van hempen wtll provide the narration during the prefer- nan of Air Show Orlando at Sanford's Cantrsi Ftoridsi I Regional Airport. Father of girl reported missing confesses Firtm tn fund drivi •V'vJ wM 9a RBfag as The Rad Baron lha iky osar Sanford this N o v . 10 SATURDAY Ptlycldy B9-B9 FULL Nov. !• D s y to a o Baack: Waves are 3-5 feet und rough. Current Is strong to the south. Water tem ­ perature is 74 degrees. N t w S m y r n a Baack: Waves arc 4-4 feet and choppy. T h e current Is to the south. Water temperature Is 74 degrees. SUNDAY ClMdy 88-65 MONDAY Rtly e)4y B5-88 •ATUADAY SOLUNAS TABLE* Min. 1:10 a.m.. 1:30 p.m.; MaJ. 7:20 a.m.. 7:40 p.m. T1DE9: Daytaas ■sack: highs, 3:28 a.m.. 3:53 p.m.: tows. 9:48 a.m.. 10:18 p.m.: Nsw Baiyraa Baack: highs. 3:33 a.m.. 3:58 p.m.: lows. 9:93 a.m.. 10:23 p.m.; Cocoa Baack: highs. 3:48 a.m.. 4:13 p.m.; lows. 10:08 a.m.. 10:38 p.m. BC. A s g s s tin a to J a p lt s r la la t Sm all craft advisory In effect. To d a y: Wind northeast 20 knots. Seas 5 to 8 feel but higher In (he G u lf Stream. Bay and Inland waters chappy. Scattered show­ ers. T o n ig h t: W in d east 15 knots. Seas 4 to 6 feet except higher In the Gulf Stream. Bay and inland waters choppy. Oc­ casional rain and a few thun­ derstorms. TUESDAY Ptiycldy I M S T h e h ig h te m p e ratu re In Sanford on Thursday was 77 degrees and Friday's overnight tow was 64 degrees as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and E d u ­ cational Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll for the period ending at 9 a.m . Friday, totalled .00 Inches. □ B a a a a t..................... 6 :4 4 p .m . I A n a r las as*••••••«*******7 :3 8 1 ■* " �0 Can W e Lay O ur Cards on the Table? _ dmrtnj w ill» M pm ns/nwfcit appear on a charm «#fn a i iM L Ih r growth In Inmate population hasn't bought tho notion any security. 'C tca rty or* nerd a prtoon system for people w h o or* truly violent a n d d a n g e ro u s , hut what's happrard in recent j m n la that we vc been lochlng up tnrrraatng n u m b e n at d ru g and property of c n d WI an d we have very Utile to ahow far It In terma of reduced rales o f c rim e ." I m We believe that we have the finest selection of new and previously owned automobiles in the area... and we ask only for your first visit. You see... Getting You Here the Second Time Is Never a PONTIAC-BUICK-GMC TRUCKS 1590 South W oodland Btvd.. OnLand DELANO lO L T I I I W •DAYTONA 604-2674640 •ORLANDO 40742*0549 •LOCATED AT TH E CORNER OF HWY. 17-92 A HWY. 15A* • A 25-year-old Sanford m a n reported ho was rohhed at gunpoint Wednesday evening on Mulberry Avenue. T h e m an reported he wan walking In the 1200 block at 6:30 p m . when a car pulled alnngMde him and a paaarngrr pointed a M ock gun at htm . demanding hlo Jewelry. T h e man aold he gave the aaaollont hie 6200 ring and 610 0 necklace and the carleft. T h e man described the car ao a m ldataed blue two-door w ith an Orange County tag. T h e auapcct wao described ao block. 16 to 23 years old. of medium height and build and wearing a purple shirt with a white stripe, blue Jrana and a n n g la a o f f'Ht S t N T S I H t Cops arrest man for tearing down signs Altam onte Springs, on charges of crim inal mischief and petit thell. A c c o r d i n g to s h e r i f f 's sp o k e sm a n E d M cD o n o u g h . Petits la accused of tearing down political signs belonging to Dr. Jo h n Kang, a candidate for the Altamonte Springs City C om ­ mission. Kand had filed a com ­ plaint w ith the sheriff's office on October 25, saying his signs were being vandallttd. McDonough said deputy Daren TJomatol. off duty at the time, was d riving hto personal vehicle at a p p ro xim a te ly 6:45 p .m . Wednesday, when he noticed a car parked alongside the road at the Intersection of Pine Street and Pearl Lake Causeway, m a r Altamonte Springs. T h e rear oi the car reportedly contained taro Kang campaign signs. M cD o n o u g h said TJo m a to l questioned Pettis, and subse­ quently arrested him far c rim i­ nal mischief and petit theft. Pettis was given a notice to appear In court, rather than being booked at the Jo h n E. Polk Correctional Facility. According to deputy TJomatol. Pettis eald he thought It arms legal to tear down campaign s ig n s If th ey w ere on th e r ig h t -o f -w a y . H o w e v e r. McDonough said the Kang signs were located on private property In the front yard of a homeowner w ho had reportedly given Kang permission to place the sign at that location. T h e location where the arrest was made was reportedly the same area in which other Kang signs were destroyed earlier this week. • THUNDERBIRDS incarceration rate, w ith 7ft per 100.000 residents. N eat was M ln n c a o t a . w i t h l O O p e r 100.000 residents, followed by West Virginia w ith 106 and M a lm with 113. Th e recently paaaed ertme bill authorises spending 6 7 .9 billion for stale prison grants to help the stales cope w ith a rapid Inmate espanakm. Overall, the stale and federal prison population grew by more than 71.000. or almost 1.400 a week In the 12-month period through Ju n e 30. But In the final six months of that period, the p o p u la tio n g re w b y a lm o st 40,000. or more than 1.900 a week. The annual grow th t a i l percent faster than the average annual growth during the pre­ vious five years, the bureau lountl. Eleven stales had Inmate pop­ ulations growths of 10 percent or more d urin g the ye ar: C o n ­ necticut. 20 percent: Texas. 18 percent: Tennessee. 15 percent: Montana. 14.5 percent: Virginia. 14 percent: Georgia. 12 percent: Arizona, Florida. Mississippi and W y o m in g , 11 p e rc e n t: a n d Idaho. 10 percent. Several slates experienced declines: Alaska, down 6 .5 per­ cent: Nebraska, down 4 percent: V e rm o n t, d o w n 3 p e rc e n t: Kansas, down 2 percent: and M a lm . downO. 1 percent. *1 t I ' t>t M i ’ N r H \ f |(7A» TJ I M BREITLING WORLD CUP OF AEROBATI CS WORLD FINALS " G e t the credit you w a n t Arid got 2 5 % OFF All r e g u l a r p r i c e m e r c h a n d i s e Hid A p p ly (or a J C P e n n e y i h.irtje a c c o u n t rot o i v u y o u r s h o p p m p s p r e e c e r t i f i c a t i N o w t h r o u t j h O c t o b e r 3 1 , 1 <J ‘J 4 If you iltf.i'lf % ; i 3 ’t'niu vpf**i* I OUpOft Dot (Hitt I off*'# •- I p I atrOl fl.4«u1lb«* I•*c1 -b ItfVIltt'll 1»l Jl. Mi-IHIi ' u 'll'illlir v ill n •• (fit fjs-lti-t , |lut tlfllM.lt 1Hit «\fi a >n **1 >.t vlflrp IhfiruijDuul rut *t ■»r* ra11h lhepptriij #i i* for Js.-t.ntb Oiv. ouitl «pplt«- •* only to rebuilt price? '•-«1o» f’l.ov ib jffvn-il to# Ihc pufch.tbs* y( I « ’ -r ititir« Y'tftcsl.tr itciiti ■ft Not fui u v «n CubitH-lit OvpdftMU'tit or* 4 ilu« n« rt h.uulliv, ^ P "1’ b« uvrril •,tn tppiy lo i>n« Jf fflo#*‘ pur* r*.•>»-«! At .|t*w<tyb. Lfvdlt r-r t I J tv fit- n V �. S A - Sario'd Mofatd Sanford Florida Friday. Oclobar 28. 190* Editorials/ Opinions S a n ib r d H e m ld ELLEN GOODMAN (USPS 481-280) 300 N FHLNCII ALL NANI o ld ) n.A 32771 Area Cwle 407 323-21111 re «3 l Lacy K. Loar •Editor Odaaaa H. Pugh •B u W m i i Ih iw g rr S U im C M IlT t O N M ATK 3 M anilla 819 SO 0 M anilla ft.Ill OO 1 Year .................. *78 0 0 Florida Resident* moat pay 7N tala* taa in addition lo rata* ahoy*. EDITORIAL I C a sin o gam bling .referendum W e d o ub t if there l<* a n y eligible voter n r 'a d u lt In S e m in o le C o u n ty w h o h a t not rend or he a rd b o th p ro and eon tlp uu ssln n on the g a m b lin g re fe ren d u m m appear on the ballot N ovem ber 8 P ro p o n en ts m a k e It a p p e a r aa th o u g h g a m b lin g w ill be d lre e lly responsible for .s a v in g F lo rid a 's econo in \ li w ill p ro vide ten* of thouaandft of Job*. a n d b rin g in all klndft id re ven u e. O p p o n e n t question — b rin g lit rrv e n u e to w h o ? M a n y a g re r It w ill certainly b rin g about a n Im p ro ve m e n t in e m p lo y m e n t. C l I left a n d ro u title s w ill n e rd m o re poller officers an d . d e pu tie s to ro m b a t expected problem * It w ill also b r in g a great ileal m ore m o n e y ,.lflto the coffer* (A llb o u g b we d o u b t II w ill Ire of su ch g o ve rn m e n ta l significance as in help . re du ce a n y p ro p e rty la ves I Proponents lo u t fats V rg a s success stro n g ' e c o n o m y a m i lo w c rim e rate ' O p p o n e n ts p o in t lo A tla n tic C ity C rim e Infested a n d a n re o n o m le d is a s irr for o th er ‘b usiness people B u t Se m in o le C o u n ty Is not Las V rg a s n o r A tla n tic C ity . T h e o n ly w a y to really k n o w ..w h a t w o u ld h a p p e n here is lo try It D o w e •.want to take that ch a n c e ? It Is u n fo rtu n a te th e g a m b lin g Issue has be en lu m p e d In to one r r f r r r n d u m W e b r l t r v r people sh o u ld h a v e been g ive n m o re choices. D o y o u w a n t ca sin o g a m b lin g '.' O n y o u w a n t ‘'o n ly riverbo at g a m b lin g .' D o y o u w a n t b o th rlv c rb o a t a n d ca sin o g a m b lin g ’' D o y o u w a n t It re stricte d to n o m o re th a n o ne operation p e r .c o u n ty lo rie s* )? TbesKtW M W Upns. a ske d in d iv id u a lly , w o u ld h a v e g iv e n vo te rs a b etter choice. A s II sta n d s n o w . It's a ll o r n o th in g A lt h o u g h w r lik e the Idea ol lim ite d rive rb o a t g a m b lin g , w r th in k there are too m a n y u n a n s w e r e d q u e s t io n s a b o u t th e tre m e n d o u s im p a rt three casinos w o u ld ha ve o n S e m in o le C o u n iy . T r y i n g II. b e co m in g th e g a m in g capital ol ce n tra l Flo rida, is |ust too ris k y . Vote N O on th e re fe re n d u m ih.it w ill appeur •o n the ballot N o v . H. A s ii Is offered to us. the m a jo rity o l F lo rid ia n s w o n 't benefit. an d as s u c h . It's not n e e d rd . LETTER A theory, some praise Tha t was a splendid story about tin- Montezuma Hotel In the Sunday llrra id ol O t Iti Th e name of the hotel which recently bunted was once Byr-Ln. Just w hy It was i .illrd that Is not known lor sure hut h r r r are some reasonable theories. Remember when we told children to go Beddlc Bye? And when parents sang lullaby* to their babies? One of these songs was in the school song book and was called "Sweet mid Lot* It w ent like this Sweet and low Sweet and low. Wind of the Western Sea blow. Blow, breathe and blow. Father will come to thee soon Over the rolling waters go. Come from the dying moon and blow. Blow him again to me — \ While m y Hide one — 1 While m y pretty one — Sleeps... Bye-Lo certainly gives the ambiance ol a safe place for a tranquil night's sleep I lived two blocks from the Montezuma (or awhile when I was a child. I cried when It burned. Margaret Green Wesley Lake Mary World Dressing for the B O S TO N — Mr. Blackwell want* to share hts years of collected wisdom with the folks on the O J Slmpaon ease. T h is week, the man who chum s out Hollywood's Worst Dressed List had some advice lor Deputy District Attorney Man u Clark "She has to stop arearing w hile." "She needs to bring her hem In |u*t above tire knee.’* In Ih r brat legal opinion of this one man Jury of good and had laatr. If M arrla Just gen* the skirl a treny-w reny bit longer, she'll he more likely to get a guilty verdk-l. Ill fairness. Mr. Blackwell Is not the only 0 .1 watcher who has made a small cottage Industry of m e a s u rin g C la rk '* he m lin e and color coordination Th e wom an's style — *aMortal and prosecutortal — has been the task of L A stn*e she arrived al the Jury selection having un dergone a "makeover '* It appears that some torus group In rhoenls had convicted Ms Clark of the unwomanly crime of ahraatvrnrsa The former dancer who tu rfl l lost a rase in live years wasn't warm or wiggty She lacked that crucial J r nr sal* qtuv of Jury appeal So she was feminized or mom miflrd. as some put It. Th e hairdresser who wtektrd live scissors a lt doctor with on C E O s differently the > and female she anil run* the 8 a n l I r t o f h r m lt n r w s trh c rs ami femtrr aianaut* # _ who are there to aee l8 H # llf lM in * d II abe tan hew the Up IH « 8uit8 in d fine line between Ih 8 * l» e l.i •i tong and tough. warm ami weak. 1 wom an and D A. Indeed, w illy-nilly. M art la Clark la h n w m n g a prefect portrait of the balanre liNG BtFOBE THESUPREME JACK ANDERSON FORTHENEED RB TOM UMR5w Bryant flips over Gingrich reverse TttCWSI GUEST COLUM NIST Partisan school board electionsIn November *otrr* rlrrU lr w h r ih r r in •witch In partisan irh M il b n irit r h ik m « nr In maintain the non |writ van statu* quo Kollo** timer in lo log are some reasons I th in k its Itm "u n quo " the status N ee p eztlaa w sklp la • M l i a m t r : Opponents of change say politics and partisanship should be removed from all aspects of edoc at ion Including elections Sounds good, but It's not reality Elected school hoard members are politicians, whether or not they want the label As voters, they are registered port loans As randldales, they pay qualifying fees, cam ­ paign. make speeches, raise funds, address Isaues. and do all that partisan political candidates do — except reveal their party affiliation (political philosophy) to voters. It's a mistake to believe nonpartisan races really are. In fact. It's confuting, misleading and decep­ tive. O th e r eleetlaaa azs p a rtisa n : Except for Judges, all county, slate, and federal can­ didates must declare party affiliation If doing so harms education, then w hy not demand nonpartisanship of other elected officials who propose education policy and inandatr liowlaxes are raised and spent for education? The Education Commissioner. Congress. Governor and ITorlda Legislature come to mind Partisan county commissioners vole on zoning. Imparl fees and other school-related Isaues School boards work politically with partisan govern­ ment official* both Informally and formally through contracts, grants, legislative package*, resolutions and lobbying on behalf or cdue.i tion. Th e majority of school board* tn Florida are partisan (only five of 07 are not). Shouldn't all elected officials Involved with education hr playing by the same rules, including the method of electing them? Now p a rtis a n s h ip lim it s v o t t r Info rm a tio n : Voters may know all about school board candidates except one vital piece of Informa lion — party affiliation. Most voters like to know If a candidate Is Democrat, Republican. Independent. Libertarian or something else Party labels help predict a candidate's views and future voting record — liberal, con­ servative. moderate or radical. Because Semi­ nole County's School Board Is nonpartisan, candidates m ay not put paMy affiliation on Ihetr signs or literature or even respond to questions about party affiliation. It In a guessing game except for the few who know* nr call the supervisor of elections In find out A voter has a right to all candidate Informal ion (including a candidate'* political stand In a political election). N o n p a r t is a n s h ip v io la t e s c a n d id a t e s ' rig h ts : Running for school Ixurd shouldn't mean g ivin g up freedom of sperch. As registered voters, candidates should no) be denied the right lo declare tliat registration openly. School board candidates' literature and speeches m ay list club, church and civic affiliations, but not party affiliation. In partisan races, candidates receive support, endorse­ ments and Inclusion In their party's literature, but nonpartisan candidates are excludrd by law. N o n p a rtis a n sh ip does not oUtnlnoto p o li­ tico: Both during and after election, school board members are Involved in (MilUlrs as they to go about th ru he had just In her black kicks u p " Indeed "soft" the watchword She lightened up the su it* and the effect She smiles lo Hie media and talks about her kids She com es on friendly and non threatening to the prospective jurors, actually ask­ ing one. "You won't hold |l against me If t ask Jiial a few ques llo n a T' Nevertheless, when Clark ( l ar k giv* min riHirt Seminole should be Special Interest groups (unions, homeowners. I T A. chambers of commerce and com m unity groups) have strong political voices, as they should have. T h e word politic mean* "prudent, judicious, astule with regard in the stale and Us governm ent." W ho wants school board members with no such regard or no openly stared political persuasion? Th e word partisan means "adhering to a particular viewpoint or cause." It la naive to believe school hoard members check their viewpoints and cutises at the poll I leal door to government service Merely being called "nonpaMlaan" does not and shouldn't remove people from their convict Ions. Unless ashamed of their politics, all elected officials (school board members Included) should want the public to know i he political party platforms and beliefs with which they have allied themselves. P o litic a l prtds: All citizens (Including school board members) should be politically Involved and proud of their political Involvement. If politics Is a dirty word, then U'a the fault of voters (or, worse, non-voters) who fall to support the best candidates. It's said we get the kind of government we deserve because In America voters determine w hich politicians ore In office. Cleaning up d irty politics and demanding arcountablllty begin and end with well-informed voters. Being well Informed Includes knowing candidates' politics. Un* d rrsta n d in g candidates' politics Includes knowing Ihetr partisanship. I’m not ashamed to be a commltteewoman actively Involved In m y party executive committee where candidates and Issues of good governm ent are m easured by m y personal political philosophy. I ran twice In non-jiartlsan races, so don’t ask which party. I had to cam paign by keeping m y party affiliation a "secret" from the very people I was expected tu represent If elected. Seems ludicrous, doesn't it? I say either eliminate party affiliation from all races and candidates, or stop discriminating against those who choose to run for the Seminole County School Board. I'm voting for partisan elections! E d ito r's aottf Barbara K u hn Is chairwoman of the Seminole County School Board. W A S H IN G T O N - Rep Jo h n Bryant. D Trsa a . thought lobbying ir f ir m was a done deal on the eve of a House vote last month T h e n th r phone rang ll was 7:90 p m when a staffer railed alerting Bryant that Minortiy W hip Newt Gingrich. R -O s . was on ih r House floor c o n d e m n in g the b ip a rtisa n legislation Bryant switched on hts office television to ih r tlouar floor and glared G ln g rtrh and other R e p u b lic a n s w ere welshing on a d r si s t r u c k a fte r 30 m onths of negotia­ tions. Bryant leapt from hts desk and •printed to the House floor to debate OW* grteh But UUiffrirh - who u s llf lr d n ls flip flop ly claim ing the re­ form bill would erect a banter between or* d ln a r y A m e ric a n * £ Although the • bill eventually a n d th e ir g o v e rn ­ ment - had finished pasted the speaking by the lime House, G ingrich's Bryant had arrived. O r d in a r ily a quiet gambit killed II a n d s e ir e ff a c ln g by the lim e ll m a n . B r y a n t was reached the livid enough to crash Senate. J th r Republican cloakroom looking for Gingrich H r found G ingrich and berated him for his amtmsh attack, for not having spoken up earlier and for hiding behind the guise of "gro*a root*'* and religious llbrrty. " I don't believe you acted honorably." Bryant charged. Although the bill eventually passed the House. Gingrich’s gam bit killed It by the time It reached the Senate. Looking back on llie episode, Bryant observes: "W hat llh r Re­ publicans) had done that afternoon, w r teamed later, was notify all the right-wing organizations and all the right-wing talk show boats what the line was going go tie. It gave the members of the House and Gingrich cover for what they really wanted to do anyway, w hich was atop the gift provisions of the bill. A n d It helped him make It seem that Congress couldn’t make Itself better." Under Brysnt's legislation, lobbyists would no longer be able to c u rry favor with lawmakers by paying for meal* and enter­ tainm ent. or by ofTrrlng all-cxpcnsr paid recreational travel. It also w ould have tightened disclosure requirements. Bryant nays that a m inority of Democrats and Republicans - whom some have-dubbed ihr "golf caucus" - were concerned that reform would lower their standard of living. G in grich was able to scuttle lobbying reform, sidle up to the religious right and scapegoat the Democrats for lacking the will to clean up Congress. Bryant notes that thr language Gingrich found offensive had been In the bill since last November, yet Gingrich failed to voice hla concern until the eleventh hour. It's what Fred Wertheimer of Common Cause called a "disinformation campaign." "Lo b byin g reform la Ihe case example of . w h y Newt Gingrich la noi only dangerous bui unreliable." fumed one House Democratic leader. "B o b Michel (retiring Republican leader) la a man of Integrity and hla word was hla bond.” "T h e re have been (other) Instances where he (Gingrich) has not completely lived up to the understanding.” one senior W hile House official told us. "If they use these kind of tactics It will Just turn people off and we will benefit from them ." A Gingrich spokesman says that when he became aware of the "technical provisions" regarding grass roots lobbying, he voiced opposition. "Sometimes there urc miscontmunlcntlons and not everyone know s." he said. { Although Gingrich tried claim ing the high ground In the lobbying debate, the G O P * money machine has been at the forefront of hts concerns this political season. �Florid* - Friday. Q clo » Station m g « n Ort. 10. but gave * ro n rm a u s vote lo hold off a n l he proposal pending an tnvetoigalton Into the n rrd for M trh a rartfity. T o m ftrhneider. * k r president of Sim on and Associate*. had propoard I he facility. lo b r loratr d inaidr lh r man. as not only a police m j halation but one used also b y the stiffiff* department Sanford police chief Ralph Ruaaril had rip ia ln rd hour his rrsrareh Indlralrd approalm aily 3 .6 4 0 ra ils had been m ade d u rin g this past year lo the Altamonte Man. At the O rt. 10 meeting. C o m ­ m issioner A A. M tClanahan had •uggrsted that the city shouldn't be tor bed down lo s particular area. “ We may want to have some type of floating police department.'' he said “ tf there la room at the man. we may need It. but let's looh Into this m ore." D u r in g the O c t. 24 c o m ­ mission work session dtacuasion on th e m atter. M rC la n a h a n supported the proposal, but suggested that any with the mall people far at least five to 10 years "W e wouldn't want la set u p I here, then have things rh a n g r after a year or ■>." h r said. C ity Managrr M U Simmon* noted that he believed It should beat lessl 10 yeses. Under the grn rra l agreement, the fartttty would be con sidered as a "C om m unity Center.” As s u c h . It Is p ro po se d to he available to various sgrnrtes as well aa the city, free of rh a rg r. except lor utllHlea. T h e Sanford Itottrf Department srgl not b r “ t an a T h e day to day coal of operat­ ing th r center la lo b r d tru a s rd at a later date between aH agencies u tM iln g the center. M onday the com m issioners voted unanlmoualy lo have Ihe proposal draw n up M r approval, w ith th r stipulation that the lease b r for at feast 10 years Undersheriff Harriett said the fhrtUty wtU be of considerable help In law enforcement. " T h is la a unique opportunity. W e ll be able to have potter aa well aa deputies, la addition to the Drivaie arcurttv people at the maft. and this wtU b r of help to every one." he said. Approach age IA These deputies don't Just drive through the neighborhood. Th e y gel out and talk to th r residents. to know them and become a part of the nrtghlsvhood. " T h e residents gel to know the deputies and vice versa, some­ times on a first name basis." Harriett explained. "It's like th r old b rat cop. but m uch m ore." In addition to offering law enforcement services. Harriett e x p la in e d , the d e p u tie s are equipped to offer assistance In finding help, when needed, from other community srrvlce agen­ cies Each sendee area la a "m in i Sheriff a Office." able lo tailor the service delivery procedures lo suit thr needs or the co m m u ­ nity they serve. Every area la different. Ha/rtrii explained. Aa need* differ, service* should differ to reflect that difference. T h e decentralisation process Is tearing down barrier* bet ween law enforcement and the com ­ m u n ity . Esilnger believes In addition II la making propfe fcsl "T h is gets at reducing crim e." H a rrk tl said, "but It also re­ duces the fear of crim e." Harrtrtt said the com m unity policing has also reduced the response time to crim e scenes considerably. " O n non-emergency calls, are used to take as m uch as 30 minutes tm average, now we average about 12 m inutes." he said. "O n « m ergency calls we can be on the scene In under taro minutes because of our prox­ im ity to the c o m m u n ity we Investigator* have also been decentralised so (bey a w able to avoid lb* bureaucratic delay that ran often result from Inves­ tigators bring for-rem o ved from the crime scene. Harnett said the com m unity p o licin g has a lre a d y sh o w n dramatic result* Law enforce­ ment and the com m unity have begun working together to fight crime. Harriett said, and (h e w la a m uch m o w amicable altitude between the deputies and I he people they serve, j Safety safety's sake. Make sure the clothes are Owners IA Albertson's. K m art and General Cinem a. M O N Y owns 17 Investments In Florida totaling approximately 2.2 million square feet, and also holds 23 mortgages on Florida properties. On September 30. Lake Mary Centre executed an amended a n d re s ta te d n o te fo r $ 2 0 ,0 3 7 ,0 0 0 w it h M O N Y . secured by a lien on (he real estate at (he shopping center. On that dale, the defendants entered Ihe settlement agree­ ment to s final Judgement of foreclosure with regard to the mortgage and Immediate fore­ closure sale of the property. T h e Mutual Life Insurance Com pany of New York, a 191 year old mutual life Insurance com pany that sold the nation's first mutual life Insurance policy In 1043. provides life Insurance, disability Income, and annuities lo Individuals and businesses. M O N Y 's consolidated assets u n d e r m a n a g e m e n t tota le d $18.2 billion os of Ju n e 30. 1094. WAYNE MELVIN CONOVER W ayne Melvin Conover. 80. Northwestern Ave.. Altamonte Springs, died Wednesday. Oct. 26. 1994 at Florida Hospital. Apopka. Horn Dec. 18. 1913 in T m t Haute. Ind.. he moved lo Central Florida In 1976. He was a re tire d ru b b e r m ix e r for Goodyear T ire C orp.. Akron. Ohio. He served in Ihe U.S. A rm y during World W ar II. Survivors Include daughter. J o y c e C o n o v e r. A lt a m o n te Springs: numerous nieces and nephews. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice, Orlando. In charge of ar­ rangements. ■ t i l t . DONNA 1CNUMAMM A mats col*kroltag tto Hta a* Mr* D m * Schumann (slo t will to tola Saturday. Octotor 19. i m al All Saul * Catholic Church. Sarlord *• It » a m nlta Fottor Richard Trout a* calohranl Intarmonl will tallow at All Saul* Catholic Csmotary. Frkndt may call at tto Allman Long Funoral Homo. DaBary. Friday. A tat p m. A Rotary tarylea wlHtotoUittpm Arrangamontt by Allman Long Funaral Homo. Do Bar y UK IIM - M r Artist M H f tl* p M, short enough to avoid fa lls Avoid shoe* that are too big or too high. Use face p aint Instead of masks. M asks obscure vision and could make It difficult for the child to hear. Put reflective tape on the costumes so the children can be easily teen In the dark. A nd. aa an added precaution, give each child a flashlight to Illuminate Ihelr path and to make them more visible. If possible, do the trick or treating while It la still light out. V a rio u s o r g a n is a t io n s , churches and buatocaaes srtll be sponsoring Halloween events over the weekend for those who Just can't wait to get thetr candy. apt IA (he Inspiration she needs to pursue a r aw e r In art a little fatt harder. Th e “ som ething" la I he San­ ford Historic T ru s t Holiday To u r of Homes, w hich srtll feature In tta program the pen and ink drawings, b y S o n n rn b rrg . of hom es on the tour. A n d (he la her brother. Boh, who eras hilled while biking hi ArUona. ihla J u ly . ’T m sort of doing this be my b ro th e r.* ' s h e s a id o f her drawings of (he homes. She said he always goaded her to do m ow with her ta lm L Son n rn b rrg '> b r o t h e r w a a a te a c h e r al Valencia C o m m u n ity College and spent his sum m er b risk bicycling. S o n n rn b rrg m id he hod cycled in every state but North Dakota, which waa his destination at the tim e of his death. H is p are n ts recently completed his Journey fcr him, taking some stones from the site of the accident to N orth Dakota, l y n t a on bicycle. Bob was the oldest child to the free lance artist and foe an close family o f three children. Interior itratgm r but said she S onnrnbrrg waa the youngest w ould eventually like to get her and drew a lot of Inspiration deg ree in education and teach, from her older brother. Th e re to like her brother. She would like also a lot of artful tnsptratlon In to teach art to chgdwn. thr family. H er mother. Settle, Sonnen berg works with Karen RatldT-McMni. one of the tour both of her graeidpawnts wew coordinator*, at the Design Col­ artists. Her gran dm o ther liked lection In Altamonte Springs watcrcolon and her grandfather Ratltff’McNsU asked her lo do paintedoils until hla late 80s. the renderings of the home* So n n rn b rrg has worked aa a Son n enberg said each drawing took about two hours to com ­ plete. She like* w orking with pen and Ink. pencils and pastels and would eventually like to learn m o w about prtntmaklng. A lover of antiques an d old homes herself. Sonnenberg re­ cently moved into her brother's home In an older section of W inter Park. She la still u n ­ packing. but has definite plans In m in d for the circa 1940a home she caJls "typical Florida " " I tike (he odd." she said at her ta ste In d e c o ra tin g , w h ic h ranges from the old. such as her 100-year-old secretary, to th r ultra modem and "m etropoli­ ta n ." Her kitchen Is cobalt blue w ith chartreuse valances and she would like to paint her guest room lipstick red. A n d . of course, there la a studio in the home, situated to get the southern and eastern light that arttats love. Horse-drawn carriage tours of ihe district, with Ihe clop, clop of horses hooves on Ihe b rick streets will be available both days, for $10. An antique automobile club srtll hove period c a n parked In front of the homes, to add a touch of realism lo the street scene. A n d the sounds of guitar and flute music will also be provided In some of the homes. Taro m u s i c i a n w ill s t r o ll fro m home-to-home. both days The sanctuary at AU Souls w ill b r open at various limes both days w ith choral presentations. T h e plans for Ihe lo u r were headed up this year by Karen RatllfT-McNcU and Glgl Giles. Members of Ihe Historic Tru s t w ho have coordinated the tour activities (his year are R a y and M a ry L a rse n , tick e ts: J a m ! Meeks, headquarters: Gretchen G o m e s and Carm en Sharpe, program : Laura Straehia. enterta in m e n t: J o h n M e rc e r, advertising: and Steve Myers, s i g n a g e . B e s id e s p u t t i n g together the home tour, the trust >preparing I November, ifarr. the the annual a lighting contest, which begins Dee. 3. and for participation In Light U p Sanford, the second weekend in December. T h e tour Is the m ain source of Income for other trust projects such aa grants to those renovating home In the Historic District. Several members have also worked on a dollhouse that w i l l be o n d is p la y at th e CraftFest and at the Cultural Arts Center during the tour. Raffle chsnces will be sold on the dollhouse. After last year's lo u r Loretta Bingham said. "I've been on the tours like this all over the state and 1 realty believe this Is the nicest I've seen." Again this year, tour coordina­ tor* plan to Invite Orlando rsalto Ihe tour. Reportedly, one home under contract. In the district, was open" during the tour last year and sold very quickly afterwards. T h e tour hours are noon until 9 p.m . each day. I VMM utodta IMt itary fhf- .... Tour Igt IA and tea. Tickets wtU be avlalable both day* of the lour, for $10. which Include* a souvenir pro­ gram w ith a m ap add descrip­ tio n s o f a ll o f th e hom e*. Advanced tickets, at a reduced rate of two for $15. will be available th ro u g h a n y trust member, at the Sanford Cham ­ ber of Com m erce, ihe Welcome Center or the Mato Street office, or by calling Mary Larsen si 321-0144. A special feature of the tour ihla year la the Inclusion of the newly renovated rectory of All Souls Catholic C hurch and the home of Father Richard Trout. Th e complete story of the lmovement of the rectory was slured to a Ju n e 23. 1904 article in the Sanford Herald. According to Tro u t, the house . was built to I M S . a n d called Chase Mansion, for the Chase family w ho built It. T h e Chases sold It and other properly to the Catholic C h u rc h In 1904 “ It had been neglected for such a long time." Tro u t said. "It had an alm o st h a u n tin g w a y . Past priests felt It was somewhat spooky and gloom y." Beside the Interior and exterior renovation, to open up and brighten the house, a lot of landscape work has been done. "Th ere are Iota of flowers." said Father T ro u t's brother. Jo n . who also llvsa In the house. Right now Ihe house Is deco­ rated for Halloween. J o n said his brother the priest has no qualms about celebrating Ihla secular holiday, for the children. Tro ut said All Hallow's Eve la believed E K M p u tln fo fflM d The Sanford Herald welcomes news and announcements from local businesses. AU Hems should be typed or written legibly and Include the name and a daytime phone number of a person who can be contacted to answer any questions we m ight have. Direct Information for the Business Page to Nick Pfetfadf. to b r the night all evil spirits are dispersed before All Souls Day. (he church'a feast day. W ith this in m ind. the Trouts have gone all out to capture the " ^ t a l l " of the holiday, right down to or­ a n g e a n d ye llo w m a rigo ld s a ro u n d the fountain In the garden. T h is should give you some Idea of what to expect on the hom e tour. J o n said that an extensive fam ily collection of Christmas decorations and ornaments will be on display Inside and out. right dow n to a Nativity scene In the garden, and lots of lights In ihe trees. O n ly the downstair* w ill be open for the tour, which Includes taro bedrooms, a dinette and kitchen, dining room, living room and a parlor, a sun porch and a chapel. Th e upstairs In co m prised of three apartment suites and the master suite. T o u r committee mem bers are w orking hard ihla year to In­ clude a variety of events to round out the viewing of Ihe lovely old homes, decorated for (he holidays. Events IA events srtll be two costume contests, special performances, price* and food. T h e Altamonte Springs Police Departm e m . sponsors for the event expect 7.000 youngsters lo attend. • S A N F O R D — Celery C ity Cruisers w ill hold a Halloween Bash, from 7 untU 10 p.m . Saturday. Oct. 29 behind Wendy's o n U.S. H igh w a y 17-92 In the WalMart Plaza. weather perm itting. Also, d urin g the day. the Seminole Center. (WalMart shopping center) present* Safe T ru c k or Treating, beginning at noon, with costume contests at 4 p .m .. and special events and food all day. • L A K E M ARY — Grace United Methodist C h u rc h of Lake Mary presents Its fourth annual Halloween Party from 6 until 7;30 p.m . w ith fun. food, games, prices and a costume parade. Th e church la located at 499 N. Country C lu b Road. • S A N F O R D — Parents arc Invited to bring their youngsters lo Flea World Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m . until 4 p.m. Children w ill be g ive n a fly e r at the fro n t gale s h o w in g participating booths where candy or treats may be obtained. A contest will also be held at Fun World for the great pum pkin guess. Guess the weight or the giant pum pkin on display, (between 400 and 700 pounds) and get prices. • L A K E M AR Y — T h e city parks and recreation department will hold a Halloween teen dance Saturday, for ages 11 through 13. Adm ission at the door la $3. the Event will be from 7:30 until 10:30 p.m . at the Com m unity Center. 260 N. C o un try C lub Road. • L A K E M AK Y - T h e Seminole Fam ily Y M C A and Associated Fam ily Medicine present a Health Fair and Halloween Festival Saturday, from 10 a.m. u ntil 2 p.m. Costume contests and free health screenings are planned. T h e Y M C A is located at 665 Longwood-Lake Mary Road. h BS is. -•••. - & \ >' 1, ■ «■' ■ wjfc m w * it ~ r- i r t Abortion pill available to U .S ., but where? A P 8c lenca Editor N EW Y O R K T h e French abortion ptll R U -486 la now being made available to 2.100 American women In a study, but the organizers won't say where because they fear anti-abortion violence. “ You may have noticed (here are some nuts out there who do bad things to people who deliver abortions." said Dr. C. Wayne Bardin, research director at the P o p u l a t i o n C o u n c i l , th e nonprofit group sponsoring the study. He said the study la being conducted at "m ore than 12 and leas than 20" centers across the country. More than 100 women have been given Ihe drug so far as part of the $8 million study, w hich could help make the abortion pill routinely available In ihe United States by 1996. Bardin said. A t the New York hole! where the study was announced, secu­ rity guards were posted at the entrance to the newa conference and reporters were asked lo show Identification Immediately after the news conference, Planned Parenthood F e d e ra tio n o f A m e ric a a n ­ nounced that Its c lin ic s In Aurora. Colo.; Cam bridge. Maas.: Des Moines. Iowa: Houston; San Diego; and W llllslon. Vt.. are participating In the study. "W e're excited to be a pari of lla Introduction Into the United Stales." said Ja n e Johnson, ex­ ecutive vice president of Planned P a r e n t h o o d F e d e r a t io n of America. She said she did not anticipate the need for additional security. In response to a reporter's questions. D r. Daniel Mtshell of the U n iv e r s it y of S o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia a n d D r. Susanne Poppema o f A u ro ra Medical Services In Seattle confirmed that they were also participating In the study. "M y aecurtty people at the university are quite concerned about the Issue.” Mishell said. There has been no hint of protest or violence, he said. Poppema thought fears of vio­ lence were justified. *'ln this day and age. given the frantic and less and less sane approach of the ‘antis'. It’s a reasonable concern." she said. Richard Glaaow. a consultant for the Life Issues Institute In Cincinnati and former education director for the National Right to Life Committee, said the secrecy waa an effort to hide the data. “ T h is way they can pick and choose which data they want to have come out and w hich data they d o n 't.” he said. In J u ly . Dr. Jo hn Britton and hla bodyguard were shot to death outside an abortion clinic In Pensacola. Fla. Th e National Abortion Federation In Washing­ ton has reports of 38 bombings and 91 cases of arson at abortion clinics since 1977. T h e study Is aimed at de­ te rm in in g the safety an d effectl veneas of RU-486. W hen It la completed In the spring of 1999, an application for approval of the abortion pill be submitted to the Food and D rug Administration, w hich has promised to expedite Its review. Bardin said. T h e Population C o u n c il Is te s tin g th e d ru g u n d e r an agreement reached in M ay with the d rug's maker. Roussel Uclaf of France. Th e company acted partly In response to pressure from the Clinton administration, w h ich , unlike Its Republican predecessor*, wanted the drug made available In the United States. Abortion foes then announced a boycott against 76 drugs made by two of Roussel Uclo fs U.S. s is te r c o m p a n ie s . H o e ch a tRoussel Pharmaceuticals and Copley Pharmaceutical. A ll three companies are pan of Hocchst A G of Germ any. T h e Population C o u n cil Is At a glance Tto Morton ptll It orsuioriiy glvon to ta •to t H s*r «t oragntney. u stock! Rts action at progtHota"!. a •uanttai ta maintain s prognoncy ■ Tam Say* altar i pill. taoy taka toa laktata s i a proiloglk"** nkkS comm tto utarut ta contract. WltNn taur tour*. oSaut IS par cant tots * mtacorrioga Omars ml* carry a mart ttma latar. T to camsmstlan loll* ta nark In about« ito a surgical atorttan. It* USt attacti tnctuSo toovy on* cramp*. Ac coming ta Ito Population Council, tto negotiating with a manufacturer to produce the d rug and la seeking a distributor. R U -4 8 6 la adm inistered In combination with another drug called a prostaglandin. R U -486 la given ftrat. It disrupts the pre­ gnancy. A prostaglandin called “-"3T75W1 -v c asvanta*** at mo akarton pill — tarmarty known at AU at* and non call** mltaprtatano— IncluSgIkstattootag; S It rowutrt* no wrsary or gmrol -.V mm prootar prlvocy tool it gl«oo mom mom ovor Itolr toStao. Tto aSvkktas** *1 magical Mortlon mciusor S It tagl ttl tanor office visit* m l it ovor moro gakfcly. (Tto atorttan ptll kSmMstrsttan snd tallow « * ) * Tto ton *1 Moo* It I •ton orttn RUWS. misoprostol la tnen given to cause the uterus to contract. T h e combination leads to an abortion In 96 percent of the women who take it. It can cause cram ps and heavier bleeding than that from surgical abor­ tions. ; 9 �Aten, analysts have aald they eapert the rru n o m y la gaining momentum tn the current fourth quarter » l t n m any eipeetlng a at rang Christ n u « shopping aeaaon. Still. inflation appears to remain under control One gauge nf inflation tied to the O O F artuaUy d rrllne d in the third quarter, to 3.7 percent from 2 0 percent the prevtoua three m onlha The economic irro verv la more than 31% yeara old and haa aurprtacd m any d a m n n by Wa continued at length dcapMe five Intrrrat rale tnrreaara by Ihe re drta l Neaerve alnee February 'Night now th r economy la rare ed m g the a prrd I unit W e re going to grt m r more nrfcria In the lorm of higher intrrrat ratra." aald eronom to Sung W on ftuhn of Norueat Carp., a Minneapolis hank In the arrond quarter, m uch of the robuat expansion araa due to a big buildup In toemtortea that analyata aald could h r a drag an the economy It m m u m e r apendtng afoara. Hut a arc tea of reporta In recent wee ha. I h r Nov. h rongrc— w l eterlftma — to rmtot ■hart trrm rate* anothrr half p rrrvn to g r point. Nut th ry say I h r Fed could art aooM r. or n t o rale* more than a half paint, at It atntdgfca to convince ftnanrial markets that N haa nel fallen brhtnd in ita b a n k to keep inflation at bay. T h e higher ratra have ieveiberated through the O u tk y a were higher Amcrtcana b u yin g mot Street. But they have done traa than caprcted to aton the pace of growth. , Surprtatngly. the hotialng market la atfl brtak even th o u g h f l i r d rate 3 0 -year m ortgagee averaged 0 03 percent th k week compared w ith a 23-year tow of 6 74 percent a year a#a. Analyata aald >ob growth an d Job accurtty have helped re ar the trace of m a n y Americana about the affordability of a home. A k a . they aald that even though ratra are rtetog they M B are relatively low compared v H h what they had been. HHS visits teen parents on welfare W A S H IN G T O N - The federal g o v e rn m e n t la la u n ch in g a three-year eaprrtmcnl to teat w h e th e r se n d in g local caae w o rk e ra in to t h r hom es of teen-age parents on welfare ra n i m p r o v e t h e ir c h a n c e s o f becoming arlfauflW im t. Donna Shatala. •rerrtary of health a n d hu m a n servlcra. announced Thursday that Ihe governm ent would *prnd $1 million this year to brgtn ihe hom e visiting propel* in five lo m m u n illr* Chkago. Portland O r e . ; O a lla * ; M o n t g o m e r y County. Ohio, including Dayton and tlalllmore H H S expects to *pend 13 million over the n ett three yeara on th r d rm o n a tra llo n T h r H enry J Kahrr Fam ily Founds lion wilt contribute about 91 million to ftnanre an evaluation uf the propel. T h e home visits will target tren parent* participating in the federal Jo b Opportunities and Ha ale Shill* (J O H S l training repeal pregnancies, end r n p ro g ra m , w h ic h p r o v l d n co urage preventive health rare parent* on welfare with (d u ra T h r rs p rrtm rn t wilt teal the i ton or )ob l raining leaaibtlity of including weekly Kevin Concannon. director of home vtalta In thr JO B S proth e O re g o n D e p a rtm e n t of gram Vlatta w ill be made bw H u m a n K ra o u rc ra . aald Ihe alaff members who work w ith home vtattora will .h r friendly th r J O t M caar manager*, and mentor* " they wilt try to eaubllah a done L in d a R a r . a p la n n in g relational!to w ith the mothrra •peetalut with the Tcsaa O r and th ru children pariment of H u m a n S m ite s . lm « __»a , |Bw hrimi m IWI mUQ llW OffiOfiellSlMMiS . , "m uld attempt to Improve the Drip the women become Belter . . . . J T . . . m- A p « n» . . d m r ~ t h Deep-rooted labor-management problems plague postal service W A S H IN G T O N - The ru rrrn t leadership of the U S Postal Service is trying, but It has a long way to go to dismantle the service's Ingrown "dysfunctional o rg a n iza tio n a l c u lt u r e ." a c ­ cording to congressional Invest lgators " O v e r a l l , we found th a t labor-management problem* are longstanding and have multiple t h a t * th a t are related to an autocratic management sty-fr-. adversarial employee and union attitudes arid Inappropriate and inadequate performance m a n ­ agement systems.’" the General A c c o u n tin g Office said In a tw o -v o lu m e re port released Thu rsd ay by Sens. David l*ryor. I ) Ark . and Carl Levin. D Mt« h A n d w hile Marvin Runyon, named postmaster general In 1902. haa taken some promising first steps toward changing Ihe e n v ir o n m e n t , " n o c le a r framework or strategy exists for m oving agreed-upon values and principles down to the first-line s u p e r v is o rs a n d e m p lo y e rs w orking at processing plants and post offices " "The G A O report t* bad news labor management relations and for t h r P ortal S e r v ic e , Its condition* on the workroom employer* and the Am erican floor, the G A O noted These public." Levin said It shows an cfforl* have had limited success organl/alkst plagued by a d r "breauar of a lack of nartlclpas t r u c t l v e . t i m e -c o n s u m i n g lion of some unions and a lock of approach lo labor management *uslalnrd com m itm ent by loral relations" m an a ge m en t a n d u n io n ofPryor and Levin asked for Ihe flrtal*." the study found analyst* aftrr a shooting ram A k e y p ro b le m In la b o rpage in 1991 at the Royal Oak. management relations Is the M trh . post other in w h trh a fired high num b rr of grievances filed postal worker killed four manag- . and the mabUtty of managers to er* taefove committingsuWgBMk S b l v f .M bo*. h i ftoBBl IWtO. T h e G A O observed wnrkjptf almost 52.000 grtevaners that conditions and rrU tk m sh lp q 'a t | | r r n o t s e t t l e d o n t h r •even mall pm rrssing and dls- workroom door had been eleintuition plant* and 12 posi vatrd lo higher levels and were office* around Ih r country. In- awaiting resolution. Ihe G A O vrstlgalnr* aim ro m iuctrd more found than 473 interviews w ith postal " T h e failure of the Postal employees at all levels Se rvlcr lo resolve Its labor Management's traditional at- management disputes In a fair niutle has been iti.it workers and timely manner contributes respond tiesi — and perhaps lo the lensc atmosphere found tn only — to discipline, the G A O plants and pnat offices around found Workrrs arc frustrated ihe country." said Pryor, chairbecause they f r r l m anager* man of Ihe Governmental Affairs don't value their Input on how to subcommittee that oversees the organize and accomplish their Postal Service, work lie and Levin plan to hold a Over the years, the Postal |olnt hearing on Ihe G A O report Servlcr. Us unions und manag- when Congress reconvenes In r r s h a v r .tried to Im p ro v e November. T h r rules are expected lo go Into effect early next year. W A S H IN G T O N - The Fond and D rug Administration wants tighter m onitoring of experimen­ ta l d r u g s b e in g tested tn humans. Th e F D A on Thurszlsy pro­ posed m aking researcher* more quickly report safely data on experimental dm gs and lo pre­ sume that anytime a patient gets sick d urin g Ihe experiment, that the new d ru g Is to blame. T h r changes were prompted by Iasi year s experiments with flalurtdlnr. or FIA U . T h r liver d rug was inulrd us thr best hope (o r fig h tin g t h r In c u r a b le hepatitis II virus until It hrgan killing patients In a National Instituteso( Health study. N III maintains there was no way to predict KIAU'* toxicity. Hut the FDA says scientists missed warning signs, including five additional deaths dating to th r drug's earliest trials In 1990. Every time a patient got sick. Ihe scientists blamed the hepatitis or some other Illness — and didn't promptly report the Incidents so regulators could determine the drug's danger, the F D A said. T h u rs d a y 's proposed rules "w ill help us avoid repeating t h a t t r a g e d y . " s a id F D A spokesman J im O'Hara. 'm M . b r, * ^ OATM OMN AT NOON SAT. 1 0 M 1 M l •SUN. 1*M 1i1f PM HALLOWMtM MOTKffMO BPtCiAL "Th e re U evidence that the prearnce and active participa­ tion of a caring adult la often t h r critical factor w htrh influences positive outcomes for teens." said Mary J o Itane. assistant secretary for children and farm" T h is dem onstration la a n esample of our continued efforts lo assist teen parents who are at risk for long-term welfare de­ pendency." Bane said. MCOBTUMC ADULTS 11.00 K B S 11UNOCA FVKCI Rag. Prices $3.00 Adults I I 00 Smion 4 Students Sanford's Got A Leauge O f Our Own! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lake Mary City Commission will hold a public hearing to tftscuss amendments lo the City's Comprehensive Plan. Amendments may include changes to the official Future Land Use Map and changes to goals, objectives and policies of Ihe Comprehensive Plan. This meeting will be held November 3 ,1M4 at Lake Mary CH y Had, 100 North Country Club Rood, Lake Mary, Florida 7:00 P.M. The entire incorporated land area of the City of Lake Mary. Florida, aa shown in the map below, may be affected by the proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Plan. c, \C£ HARDWARE ztCE HAUPWARI jSCE HAMOWAMM 4 Pk. PETUNIAS i \ \ V t a ipacks 2 FOR S|00 A copy of the Comprehensive Future Land Use Plan and proposed amendments are available for inspection in the City Manager's Office. 100 North Country D u b Road, Lake Mary. Florida, Monday through Friday from 8 00 A.M. until 4:30 P.M. p 3 Gal. ITRUS TR EES 2 Gal. ROSE BUSHES REG. $12.99 ' f *1Q 88 SANFORD STORE ONLY Su lu D a t e s O c t 20 t * 199-1 t h ru N o v * — . _________ i 1991 SANFORD CASSELBERRY M 7LtfftU Wlatsr Part Dr. Interested parties may appear and be heard regarding the proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Future Land Use Plan or written comments may be filed with the City Clerk at 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida N O TE : P E R S O N S ARE ADVISED T H A T A TA P E D R E C O R D O F T H IS M E E TIN G IS M ADE BY T H E C ITY FO R IT S CO N V EN IEN CE. TH IS RECO R D MAY N O T C O N S T IT U T E A N A D E Q U A TE R E C O R D F O R T H E PURPOSES O F APPEAL FROM A D EC ISIO N M ADE BY T H E C IT Y A N Y P ER S O N S W ISHING T O E N S U R E T H A T AN A D E Q U A TE R E C O R D O F TH E P R O C E E D IN G S IS M AIN TAIN ED FO R A P P E LLA TE P U R P O SES IS A D V ISED T O MAKE T H E N E C E S S A R Y A R R A N G E M E N TS A T HIS O R H E R OW N EXPENSE. City of Lake Mary, Florida Carol A. Foster City Clerk �Sanf or d Herald FRIDAY 19 Q 4 Making a clean ILOCALLY •■ :« ' iTj .. - Oraogawood galna Anal M A IT L A N D — Ctwu Sm ith and Jantrkow skl srored three goals r a rh aa Or angewnod t h r i - i a n Srhnol advanced lo I he finals at the Ihatrtrt 2 Hoys' S o trrr Tournam ent w ith a 7 2 riclory over Th e Master's Academy Th u rsd a y night at Lafer Drallny INuk Th e (U rn s (ID -1 ) will meet M errill Island Christian IIS 21. which defeated Moniverdr Academy 4-3 In a shootout In tonight s 7 p m final at Lake Drallny Park Admission win h r 64 Jacob llardrirk had Ih r other goal, w l Janlrkosrskl adddrd iw oaosM s and Chria Mil one. P sirirk M o re had arven sates in goal Oviedo takes 6A-4 title without losing a game W8BL final ragUtratkm W IN T E R SPRINGS - Th e W inter Springs Haakriball League la art lo t off us IW M 0 6 araann ior boya and glria I Associated again wHh ih r Orlando youth program Ih r WSHL wilt go from D r r . 3 through Feb 12. The seaonn-ending lournam eni la scheduled for F r b 1 2-IS League registration will be ra n d u rtrd al Indian T ra ils Middle School between O a m and 2 p m tomorrow. Saturday. Oct 20 The registration fee la 045 lor the first child and 035 for each additional child Add 010 lor an official W SHL basketball up ihr Ia m m m d t u b n b tm m i — r e a lly _____ „ been playing well here of (he sraaon But our played pretty atradv this Bagwell NL unanimous MVP T h e re g io n a l c h a m p io n s h ip rh tentatively la scheduled to m atch I al 7 p m A dmission , aa art by the Florida High Srhool Activities will be 84. N EW YO H K - itouston firms boarm an J r IT U a g w rll Joined O r U n d o C rpe d a and M lkr Schmidt as (h r National U s p a ' s only unani­ mous Most Valuable P U j n — lection* Uagwrll who hit 36ft with 30 homer* and ird the m ajor* w ith 110 Hill*, swept all 2a first place wxr* in balloon* by the llaarball Writer* A*aoctattoo of A m rry a ha 3 ff] points Patriots escape Tribe, wild finish No NBA lockout HeraM tp o n s Editor N EW Y O R K - The M IA and Ms player* union announced a no-sirtkr. no lorkoul a p r r n t r n i ensuring Ih r sraaon will p ro rrrd while Ih r sides netful u i r a collective bartfalnlntf a tfrrrm rn l [Principal lutpended „ C U Y A H O G A t t n o t m . O hio - A high srhnol principal was suspended tor 10 days without pay because he ted a premature o n fie ld fool ball relebrsiton that art the scene for hla tra m 's loss The Cuyahoga Heights srhool board vo lrd unanim ously to susprnd J im Jarhaon. principal of Cuyahoga H righl s High School Jackson and other fan* raced on the field Usl Friday night after Cuyahoga llrlghta tied Aurora U te In the game. Official* penalized Cuyahoga ttelghla 15 yards on Ih r polnl-aftrr. the attempt failed and Aurora won 33-27 In overtime Tricklu to drlvs for Mooro P H O E N IX Dick Trlrkle . 52. has been named lo drive for Hud Moore Engineering In IU95 tie will replace Lake Speed In the No. 13 Quality C a rr Ford Thundcrbirda. WHAT’S HAPMUMM Today VARSITY FOOTBALL □ D slan d at Ovtsda, 7:30 p m . BOYS’ SOCCER UMi Msrtiewtc* (No. 10) sarvad tight scat Thursday aa the Ortado Lions Rams hand Mainland first loss A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - If anyone tell* you that they saw a football game where a team attempted no-yard field gnats or •rttrrd I w i r e with no lim e on ih r rln rk and still Inst, don't laugh them off T r u th I s — ranger Hum II— m. — n r r f l l y when lake Harold Comsspoodam______________ U r — H i r e a n d S e m tn o te m e e t o n t h e foot (b a l l f i r Id '‘ T r i e L a k e ( I r a n i I v y P a trio t* w o n 3 1 - 1 4 T h u r w d a y aa H e a t h R t t e n o u r s c o r e d o n a I - y a r d r u n w i t h Ir a a th a n 3 0 s e c o n d s le f t, t h r n r u s h e d lo r a I w o -p o t n t c o n v e rs io n . B u t the A rm Inote* weren’t done yet. After the ensuing kickoff went out of hounds and art u p (he T rib e al their own 33-yard line. Cliff Branch look over al quarterback and rustled the ball 3 0 yards Into Lake Brantley territory An M r gal participation penalty 112 men on the field) against the Patriots moved Ih r Sem lnolra lo th r 30-yard line A n Illegal procedure penally taler. Branch appeared lo throw lor a potential jpuneAytng score when he found Drrrtko Shaw w ith a 35-yard paaa In the end cone Bui Branch waa flagged for being across the line of scrimmage when he threw the ball. E v rn though lim e had expired, the Patriots had lo choose between refusing Ihr penalty (w hich would give the Tribe I he touchdown) or taking the penally (which would give Seminole one more play since a game can nol end on an accepted penally). Again Branch scrambled and again he struck. This tim e. Ihe ball aras lipped brfore Erik S m ith caught It al the 5-yard line. As he waa being tackled. Smith lateralled Ihe ball forward (which la Illegal) lo Shaw, w h o was able lo score. And once again. Ihe Patriots had lo chooar between a Trib e touchdown or acre ping ihe penally and giving Seminole another play. Operating this lime from Ihe Lake Brantley 10-yard line. Branch threw an Incomplete paaa lhal finally ended Ih r game. □ Brian Whitman was responsible for all four of Laka Brantley's paaa racaptlons in Thursday's win over Seminole. Including a 13 yard touchdown grab. H D IsIricI 2 finals: Manttl Island C h rist n . O rongawood C hrist at l i t e Baa tiny Part, 7 p m . ’H ounds use fake punt to top Haw ks GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL SvR VAai Harold Corraapondant C C Ia a a 2A District • final at Orongawood Christian. 7:30 p.m. Saturday CROSS COUNTRY C Class «A - District I at Bamott Parti. B am . COLLEGE FOOTBALL Li Central Florida at Ubarty, 7:30 p.m. BOYS' S O C C ER CJAll Soule re. SL Andrew at 10 15 a m . SWIMMING W IN T E R P A R K — In a defensive duel, scoring opportunities are ao few that sometimes you have to go to great lengths to create one. A n d when you do. you have lo take advantage of Ihe situation. T h e L y m a n Greyhounds did Just that, creating a scoring opportunity In the second quarter and cashing It In for the game’s only points In a 7 -0 w in over Ihe NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION [J 9 p .m . — T N T . prcscaaon: Houston Rockets vs. San Antonio Spurs. (Lj □Baa Oreyh—mda. Fags 3 » i IB Thursday night softball leagues head to the wire Rummel clinches Pinehurst crown - it • - t * • - it it CiOrtedo at Winter Park, TBA BIST BITS ON TV Lake How ell Silver Hawks In a 6 A District 4 football conte— Th u rsd a y at Richard L. Evans Field. Faced w ith a fourth down play at the Lake Howell 34-yard line. Ihe Greyhounds went lo their bag of tricks, lin in g up In a punt formation but snapping the hall to T e rr y Franklin, who scampered 15 yards for the first dow n. L y m a n needed only one play to capitalize aa quarterback T o m m y Dixon found DeW ayne Bell In Ihe LAKE M ARY Lake M a ry a tu n n e d p re v io u s ly undefeated M ainland 27-26 Thursday night at Lake M a ry Field lor one of the btggral football win* In the school's hi— a ry. " T h is la th r btg^wt win at m y career.” aaht a den y bed Lake N a ry head ro a ch Doug Peters "Mainland la definitely th r mo— talented learn In Ihe state. B u t. we have the m o heart. W e played above our heads ’' Ty s o n Htnahaw scored Ihe w in n ­ in g t o u c h d o w n on a 1 7 -y a rd quarterback snrak up Ihe middle w ith 3:40 remaining. ” 1 saw o n previous plays lhal the w ay their defrnalve line was lining u p left a hole u p Ihe middle." said Hlnshaw. “ I told the coaches about It- T h a t play waa a great call by Coach Peters " T h e vic to ry keeps alive Lake M ary's th in playoff hope* and gives Lake Brantley and Oviedo a shot at c a tc h in g M a in la n d , w hich was ranked eighth In the Florida Sports W riter* Association * Class 6A poll last week. Mainland (7-1. 6-1 In 6A-4) still Irads the district. Lake (lrantley. currently second In Ihe district w ith u 6 - 1 m ark, needs lo keep winning and hope for another Mainland loss lo claim Ihe district title. Oviedo (w ith Iwo district losses) needs Mainland and Lake Hruntlcy lo each lose one more game and rrcal a three-way He. Lake Mary. Lake Howell, and DcLand (each w ith three district losses) need either Mainland or Lake Brantley lo lose its last two games and Oviedo lo lose one game. Illn sh a w 's touchdown was ihe biggest play in a rollercoaster game full of huge performances. He also threw a touchdown pass, saved Iwo w ith fine defensive plays, and ram e Chase leaders set up showdown aosMMr/ru isartw— r m m I •X I tractor* War** Bum * lac*r*ar*M I It • t to - I • It - It It •— S A N F O R D — Ken R um m el Chevrolet became the lin t team to clinch a fall championship and Hopkins Meat Packing kept alive Its hopes of a tie for second place In the Sanford Recreation Thursday Men's S lo w p lt c h S o f tb a ll League at Pinehurst Park. ken Rum m el broke away from a 2*1 lead w ith six runs In the fifth and added five more In the sixth to defeat Briar Corporation 13-1. T h e Flamea then clinched a lie for second place w ith 12-3 victory over Stlffey'a Affordable Furniture, bul Hopkins came back lo dow n the Flam es B-3 In the late game. Ken Rummel la now 8 -0 on the season, while the Flames are 6-3. Hopkins evened Its record at 4-4. while SUffcy's la 2-6 and B riar 1-8. N e x t T h u r s d a y . B r ia r p la y s Hopkins at 6:30 p.m. and SUffcy's takes on Ken Rummel at 7:30 p.m . T h e Flames have a bye. Powering Rummel were, w ith two hits — Chris Nlckle (home run. run. □Baa Ptaakarat, Page 2B SANFOKI) — Showdown set. AD Roslcr/Florlda Sport Wear and Sportsman tuned up for nexl week's championship showdown with easy victories In ihr Sanford Recreation Thursday Men's Softball Lrugor al Chasr Park Kttalcr/FSW whitewashed IkxrlM) 0 0 and Sportsman walked over Wayne Denseh. Incorporated 10-3. Wayne Denseh cruised In the other game, clubbing M.A. Erectors 13-1. R o s Irr/ F S W Is H I. w h ile Sportsman is 7-1. Trailing are M A. Erectors |3-5). Wayne Denseh |3-6) Way** 0*a*cS la*. and Heer:30 (0-8). Next week. Rosler/FSW battles Sportsm an al 6 :3 0 p.m. and M .A. Erectors faces Ueer:30 al 7:30 p.m . W ayne Denseh has a bye. Rosler/FSW was led by. with three hits — J e r r y Hrusarll (double, two runs. RBI). Gordun Clark (run. two RHI): two hits — Rlek Yales (two r u n s ) . S ie v e W o o d le y . S ie v e Donavan and Brantley Hrum ley (RBI): one till — Dave Noble (two Sea Chase. Pag* 2B FO R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F SPO R TS IN YO U R AR EA , R EAD TH E S A N FO R D H ER A LD DAILY /-r «r.:- .f �S T A T S & STA N D IN G S r m t ' m - tjM iCi *i .aa IC < « I M> (k n o f iW lM r I * H r ***** *M 4M IN W IN DM 014*1*4 Mi F(**) B N i T IN4-IIM.il l n M n n - I M i • IIII IM n im I N 444 | » «TMB#w« t * < »M lOC«r*» *M • (M l *i Mi 9 I l M l M M 9 (M M ) MMi T ( M l ) m M« DO M i l MlM ••yard line w ith u n d e r o n e minute M l lo play. Rut J u m p p u i Nm u I M 'i m m I iw iM IM N n a (M i m m a sm ia s j i m m M d iiM u a a K m n M i I i u n m c in u r IW itM O r a ti n t r » in IM IN IM t a in M IIM U N IM I M IM IM a im mm i n i n im m intercepted T o l l I m to klU th r threat. U k f Mary hoaio O v M o neat Friday o h It* M ainland enter tains Lake H m r r t in a came at D a y to n a R e a c h M u n ic ip a l: Stadium mmi IM M " N r a w - u r n m> m m ia n n C »rM a ra im im IT H M M M m Mt « m in ( T M I r i U n lw HM a IIII IMM a ( M l M M i ▼( I M I V I Ml Ing a 01-yard drive that Te rre l in the flrvt half. Jaaon C yrua kicked the ( lir a point for a 7 -0 T rib e had. T h e advantage laated tree than five minutra aa the Patriots marched 04 yards on lO plays fo r the ty in g s c o re . B r ia n W hitm an caught a 13-yard paaa fro m Dee B ro w n fo r th e touchdown and J o h n B rra rd l kicked the f i l m point. While tl appeared th at C y ru a attempted Arid goals of 07. 0 9 . and 56 yards in the second half. Seminole was taking advantage of the high achool rule that says a placement kick that goes out of bounds goes over to the d rfrn d l tng u a m ai thr p o in t w h e t s th e ball went out of bounds, nog ( h r 1original line of scrimmage. As Seminole struggled on of­ fense. Lake Brantley v e n t ahead 1 3 -7 on R lle n o u r ‘o 9 -y a r d touchdown run w ith 9 0 .0 sec­ onds remaining In the th ird trier. Cubit Malone hurdled center and blocked the extra point for Seminole. C yrus' third kick pinned the Patriots deep in thetr o w n end of the field when B row n attempted to field the ball and w as tackled AWAWDj 1 lA r* 0 »A l»tr ! M M MM MM I Satun ClMmsM I S t(M t O W Iw lf i* IM 0 II I) M AM 9 (1-1) M M i T 11)4) IU M i DO I I I ) M M nwMMMS • O n w W F v u rU IIM iPi«*a*m IM im IO*MO**rl o no la ta um K IM im IIM < 9 ia«) stsjh t had AUTO SAC MM M M * m - I K N A M lK IK S ) i s — ic. ww>w i C»m is»t mi Greyhounds NATIONAL SAMSTIAU. AMOCISIMM 1M - SUM NSA't OfSMMt C l «W. New Vers s w a s SI HwMW astSMs M l ) •p m ----------------- i n - " r — at the Lake Brantley 4-yard line. I When Rltenour fum bled on I M very next p U y . C h ris Y o u m d rr rm f rt d lor HrmlnoM at U M Pal hot 10-yard lip*. Three * 9 later. Robert K u d in b f o t t a lackle and scored the tying; touchdown on a 3-yard run;C yru s' extra point kick wad; p a r tia lly b lo c k e d b u t s t ill managed, to crawl through the uprights for a 14-13 Semtnolcf lead. With 4:19 Ira to play. La k r Brantley moved 6 9 yards an 10 plays. fUtrnour atoning for his rumble w ith the I-y a rd ru n for the go-ahead touchdown. ---------- --- n UnAMWMalaun.UMsalcaOty.IU •OX MM l » s . - I INN. Tap Nana Ssilnp. PwriHptaw F 'a c n h i r a). *» lasahr Aasratmcssi IM ) I). Ml sm n i i p tt (LI 'Go.lt, IVICW I Erkiaf* IIM DM aM C O LLI A t FOOTSALl rp rn - s c Ga*ar Masai** MAT tONAL FOOT SA Ll lIA A U t 1 M a m — ■ IFM. NF L SSatcTwe 4M jm IM Q II (I U.M j 9 IIM IMM, T D i l l nr Mi QOiiAAi » n t . M IB*ff*Ura><M liphNipaaas 1 tO 4 A # « n * y o lr w 11*9*1* a , pin IM )M 4a 144 Chase aM 0 nai nM i 9 11 ai ucMi r r n a n 1.144*4 "‘h ,'4 ,4 IZwaiai™ 1M 0 1*7) fl Mi 9 1*7) 14*1 M, T (* l t> l.*»M i TaM-Trt Jacks* '.AM H JGo.Hl ' Erectors were Paul Rodriguez 4Aram r* UraWs llru 4RoA*i MM SM IM 14 41 at O il t)IA M i F i l l ) III Mi T (414114144 m oan*R am mm lao a * 1taacaran urata* jm im ataUErkiaaa aM Q (14) 47.Mi 9 IM I n*M i T {) A4) 1.444.44 IIM *aaw 4 Maru.ba Iru IIM *W 444 a Bawaran Erkiapa IOM 4M > Barr* Cktmala 1M 0 (44) a*Mi 9 (44) IMM. T (AA1) SIS Ml 00 ISA S AA) 1.1*1 M Pinehurst C o n tinued fro m I B three RBI). Rocky Jernlgan (triple, two runs, two RBI). James Thompson (double, run. RBI). Scott Fletcher (two runs, two HBI). Cary Keefer (two runsl. Scott Murphy (two RBI): one hit — David Goldstick (doublr. run. two RBI). Brian Curtis (double, run). Chris Wargo (run. RBI). Jeff Fulred (two runs). Hitting for Briar were Duke Ferrato (tw o singles). Allan Tuskauskas (single, run). Mark Rhodes. Bill Keck. Huben Garcia and Ho Meyers (one single each) and Tommy Ryan (KHI|. Pacing the Flames In game I were, with four hits — Bill Gracey (triple, (brer runs, two HBI); three hits — Joe Benton (home run. three run-*, four HBI1. Jack Eltonhcad (RBI): iwo hits — Robert Smith and Dean L. Smith (run. HBI). Tom Gracey Ithree runs, muj. (double, nm l. Octavio T o rre s Randy Rawlings (run. RBI), (single. RBI) and Greg Ja m e s. Tony Blalle (run). C h ris Bullock and David Eaton Doing the hilling for Beer:30 (one single each). were Tim Allison (three singles). C a rr y in g S p o rtsm a n w ere, Bob Gardner (double, single). w ith three hits — Jtm b o S m ith (n^n. two RBI). Mike Marshall iw - M IM iia * r Mike Miller (two singles) and itw —iianMuaua.ii La** Dave Co m and Jerry Camus (one (tw o runs. RBI). To m Gracey tta* —Jack* ISM W , SrsMIyn single each). (R B I); two hits — George Davlaon Contributing for Wayne De- (triple, tw o runs, two RBI). Keith i*» - H w sauar. CMcap* nsch in game I were, with three Denton (run); one hit — T o m hits - Rich La Home (four runs. W llk a (run. two RBI). Ja m e s !!^r ~ ” ' t .^£jT7arsei-yRBI). Dan Wlsth (two RBI); two T h o m p s o n (ru n . R B I). M ik e i*m - Danw»atsnMs. arsMJyn hits — Gorden Spencer (double. L a u b c n (run); run. RBI — Brian ,wo RBI>- Wayne Kelly (three Jones. Collecting the hits for W a yne In *-trn * runs. RBI). Brian Parent (two mm —Ok * Orsai. FtttMurpn runs, two RBI). BUI Helton (two D e n a c h were H e lto n (th r e e runs). Mark Johnson (two RBI): s in g le s , R B I). D r ie r It h r e e ode hit — Terry Hart (double, singles). Gary CUne (two singles). run), Doug Drier Iron). K e lly (single), H an (taro runs). runs). Mike McCoy IRB1): one hit G ettin g the hits for M .A . Parent (run) and Wlalh (RBI). — Tony Blalle (triple, run). Jim Hrodic (two RBI). Contributing for StUTey'a were, with two hits — A) Campbell (double, run. RBI). Johnny Scott (RBI); one hit — Don Green Idouble, run). Tom Stlffcy (run). Brad (lawyer(RBI). Jim Ryan. leading Hopkins were, with MatnaowMort. Wed.ASaL 1pm three hits — Jason MUler; two N(ptfy:*730pm hits — Robert Shaw (two runs, Sanaa Fma at alMtfnsas I two RBI). Scott Covell (two runs). G R E Y H O U N D PARK Bill Shaw (RBI). Kevin Julian; one hit — Manny Silvia (two runs, RBH. David French (Iwo RBI). Bobby McGrre IRBI). Tim Barkley: run — John Cole. Providing the offense for Ihc Flames were, with ihree hits — Chris Dapoie (run. RBI). Brodle (run): (wo hits — Dean L. Smith (RBI): one hit — Blalle (double, run). Ilen lon (RBI). Robert Smith. Bill Gracey. McCoy. im • ftucfcvMMvt. Gk m i i*w —Fra**McCannicA,cwimwit !*ai - w CamiHL areMhr« 1*0U uST t*44- Marty Marian. U Laura Banal!!SSS Subscribe Today! extra poinl. finishing the acortng for the night w ith atiU 4 :0 3 left In the first half. "T e rry Franklin really did a great )ob lo keep that drive alive and allow us lo go in a n d score." Lym an coach L a rry Baker said. "W e usually run the p lay lo the other side bul Jaaon Shipley (the Lym an punier) read the cover­ age and called the play to go the other way. And ll lu m e d out to be the right call." F o llo w in g th e L y m a n touchdown, the defenses c o n ­ tro lle d play as b o th te a m s finished with leaa than 2 00 yards In total offense. L y m a n collected 189 yarda on offense to Lake Howell's 130. Lym an's Alvin C u m m in gs led both teams In rushing with 130 yards on 13 carries. Including runs of 40 and 3 0 yards. Kelvin Chisolm paced Lake Howell w ith 82 yarda on 2 1 carries. The Silver Hawks, w h o boast Seminole C ounty's best pass defense, pressured D ixon the entire game. Intercepting h im once and sacking him five times for a loss of 44 yards. Brendon Spaulding recorded three sacks and Mall McManus accounted for the remaining two sacks. Meanwhile, the Silver Hawk offense sputtered, failing lo sus­ tain any offensive drives. The Lyman defense contained (he Silver Hawka all night, forcing five punts. Intercepting a pass, amt thwarting two fourth down conversion ui tempts. ± ± M ATACAXM0 THIP8 )-k-k-AA PARADISE ISLAND RESORT CASINO •fc Mr MaratafanMtlcafltau Call 91MH-29N * 4012 Waal Llnabaugh •Tampa. Florida 33624 W •r Mai TlN Fim 1-000-771••7711Viaci JUfeasaiamTarry Malanay �Economics and cosmetics Price, not ingredients, the only difference BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG I makeup myths. H lf N a t o makeup not be worth the m utup end cannot m miracles Women a m to compere tdtente end Invest tbetr groom ing Soldier, nurse embarrassed in different wars Central rtortda Stood Book to asking donors of aR types of blood — especially O-type donor* — to donate at tta Sanford branch. 1303 E. Second S t. For Information, cal) 323-OE33. -T O . 4$ j . M tu o tc i o n rv a ABIGAIL VAN BOREN H Sanford Recreation Deportment otters Step Actohtcs at the youth center In Saaford C ity H all. Mondays and Wednesdays, from S to 10 a m. and 5 30 to M O p m. Inatmctor Is Ltoa Htnea. Coot Is S3 per d a s a For Information, can 9308807. Sanford RotArianato mMt Rotary C lub of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Cham ber of Com merce building. Activities foe seniors Lake M ary S e n k n Invite anyone U years or older lo Join them In two weekly attlvnieo on Monday: Waodcorvcrs. b o m 0 .3 0 to 11:30 a m . Games, from I to 3 p m., si the fra n k Eva n s Center. ISSN . C o u n try C lu b Road. C o m m u n ity Service W ednesday and Frid N ick Callahan are avi L A C K L A N D A fR P O R C E RA SE. San Antonio — A ir force Reserve Airm an Dawn M . Kindle has graduated from A ir force basic training here. During the six weeks of train­ ing the airman studied the Air force roki lon . organisation and customs and received special training in hum an relations In addition, alrm ep w ho comp ie ie basic training e arn credits to w a rd aa*'W M Oclaic degree through the C o m m u n ity College of tha A ir force. Navy Seaman R e rruii Adrian •*“ > ' « • Mekong shower. Th e T . Thom as, son of Ronald C. and t* mP « « y few Hghta oa yet S y l v i a A . T h o m a s of 104 «° » * figured w e’d be safe If we Belhune C ircle . Sanford, re«!“ ***• cenlly completed basic training U n fo rtu n a te ly , we w e re n 't at Recruit Train in g Com m and, quiet enough- T h e perimeter Great Lakes. Ul. patrol heard "som ething/- and During the r y r lr . recruits are beamed their spotlights o nus, taught general m ilitary •object. designed lo prepare them for A n *T * «* .•***"**• Z S S S Z X X l* -" # !* * ’I You recently Im c o n that redhead V Just like Kindle k the daughter at L a rry and J a n Kindle of flOO H rllto w rr Drier. Deltona. She Isa I B M graduate of T o m C . Clark High School. San A n ­ tonio. Texas T h e following births have been recorded at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford: O ct. 2 — A p ril Mack and Curtta Williams. Sanford, girl . O c t. 4 — Shannon and Robert faao ld, Sanford, girl; Leah Ryan and T im Mixon. Deltona, gtri O ct. A — Nellie Cofleld. San­ ford. boy: Pleasure Sutton. San­ ford. girl O ct. 7 — Jennie tn d Cecil Morrison. Sanford, girl: Deanna M. and Ronald C. Moyer. DeJtona. boy . O ct. 8 — Michelle A. and Lee E. Bentley. Deltona, girl: Sarah %. and Kevin P. Inaroe. Deltona, boy: Kristin A. Salterthwalte. Sanford, girl O ct. 9 — Carmln Miller and B rya n Barksdale. Lake Monroe, boy O ct. 10 — Mickey and Jam es R u th . Deltona, girl: Anita and D arrell. T a y lo r. Sanford, boy; Ja n n le VanderwerfT and Michael Brasse. Sanford, boy . O ct. 11 — Linda and Howard D a v ie . Sanford, b o y ; T o n y a Kobtnaon and Cornelius Wesley. Sanford, boy; Carol and BUly Adam s. Deltona, boy; Ta hn yO Brooklyn and Jam es Bradley. D eilary.boy Oct. 13 — Jennifer and Albert Landl. DrBary. g irl: Lori and A rth u r Rlegcrt. Sanford, girt O c t. 15 — Ja q u c lln e and A nth ony King. W inter Springs, boy Oct. 16 — Lynn and Douglas Vickers, Altamonte Springs, girl Oct. 17 — Teresa ana Kelly C o y le . W inter S p rin g s , boy: Gabrtelk and Frederick Milch, Longwood. boy Oct. IB — Sharon and Mark Shyrock. Sanford, boy; Andrea S p c c to r an d G a ry W lU lam a. S a n fo rd , g irl; E u g e n ia a n d Bert o n Dyals, W inter Springs, boy O ct. IB — Vickie and J im m y B o y d . W in te r S p rin g s , g irl: A m b e r and Joseph Vaughan. Casselberry, gtri: W endy Rohloff. Sanford, girl Monday sickness concerns mom My daughter la. in fifth grade and she Is quickly changing from s little girl lo s young lady She's been missing sn awful lot of school this year, complaining s misses school mostly on Mondays and never complains about feeing bad on Friday afternoons or Saturdays. I go from worrying that some­ thing might be seriously w rong to wondering If she's Just makIng It up. Once when I told her what I'd noticed about when she gets sick, she got so upset she spent the entire evening in her room crying, then she threw up. Now. I'm afraid to even auggest that the might be making some of tt up. How can I tell ------------------- w However. I’ve noticed thst she MARY M AHY V */ I F A M IL Y FAMILY C OO OM M SMELLO CO OR R _ _ B A LK BALK __ what's normal or If I'm Just overly concerned? U P E E T M OM D EA R O T E E T i Welcome to **>e w onderful w orld of pre­ adolescence an d teens! We cannot totally dismiss the pose!b llity that there m a y be a physical cause to yo u r daughter’s feeling 111 until ahe has had 8 IW E B iW t f lU . 7 « » m C I N E M A S '? ; a thorough medical evaluation. T h is should Include a coo versatton about the onset of menstru­ ation and some o f the physical and emotional changes many gala experience p rio r lo the onset of their periods. If she receives a clean bill of health from the doctor, you must begin dealing w ith the "M onday m orning flu " sym ptom s, it's beat not lo suggest that she's faking her symptoms: as you found out that Just makes a person defensive and hardens their position. Indeed she very well m ay feel sick, even If she isn't physically III. You must gently but firmly Insist that she goes to school on Monday m ornings even If she doesn't feel well. The n you need lo find out why she's malinger­ ing — what or w hom she wants to avoid, la ahe afraid of someone o r s o m e t h in g ; la so m e o n e bullying or teasing her? Some people develop "M onday m orn­ ing flu" because they're afraid of what they might find when they get back home. It la possible that she's concerned about this? Be supportive of her and let her know that you want to help her w ork on whatever the pro­ blem la. but It will be done while ahe la maintaining her achool responsibilities. A very wise person once said. "Moat of the work of the world la done by people who are tired, or don't feel well." (Mary Balk la a Carl IHod A ddletlan Rravaatian Fra- REVIVAL DeBary Christian Church N. 17-92 • DeBary Professional Plata Nov«mbtf dth - um, 1994 10;30om. 4:30pm tundoy k 7:30 Nightly Every month a million unwanted dogs and cats across America ar* pul to dskh. Help stop this nssdlsri Ukng Spay or nauiar your pot SPAY USA has programs sup­ ported by wtsnnanana and dmica In ovsr 400 dtos and towns. For haip in findng altordaWs spay neuter services, or to find out how you can help, cal us today. 1-800-24*-SPAT tion. ; C o llin s was born In West V i r g i n i a a n d m o v e d to Louisville. Ky. at an early age. She later owned and operated a grocery store there. Th e family m oved to the Osteen area 45 yeara ago and many of the j< of headaches and stomachaches. HELP Inez Collins honored STOP THE on her 97th birthday O S T E E N — Inei Collins cele­ brated her 97th birthday on Oct. 8 at a party at the Osteen home of her daughter, Joann Riggs. Sharing the hostess honors was Dorothy Mero. Osteen, also the honorve'a daughter. Moat of Collins' family. In­ c lu d in g five generations, at­ tended the gala occasion. A n u m b er of friends came bearing gifts, cards, flowers and con­ gratulations. T h e color* of pink and white Were carried out In the decor. T h e white birthday cake was Embossed w ith pink (lowers and p i n k a n d w h | th b a l l o o n s heralded the birthday celebra­ ^ descendants still live there. Col­ lins also owned a n d operated Collins Grocery Store on West First Street In Sanford. She Is a m em ber of the First Baptist C h u rch of Oalcen. FOR INFORMATION CALL DAYS... 123*607 KVKNING... 328 *22* SILENT FALL Evangelist Dorris HamUton Song Evangelist uomon ione* ‘JUtfAtlAU* m s w rsigon■**o»loU (rrcamona»ur** CIV»crr Sacoma An*, Doom' tntica«*M Tii Nursery Available ■ *► 01 Mu* lO o lo t* O o m r « r tc*nc« 0>ti* CiucAaon- GREAT: Preaching • Singing • Fellowship B O N U S H O U R S 4 T O b MM C o m Join Ut and Have A •Son-Filled' Week �Assembly Of Ood For a majestic moment the deer etande w ith etetety polee; then, with ghootly grace and a eoft ewtwh, he ie gone. 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SCBVICI ALL M A H D S H I S IO tN tlA L A HO C O U U iR C IA l H I At BOMB ll A l A t S • l«>» a t a t • l k u m S 15 W. 2nd SI. , 323-3517 �it-.; IN Market on Park B R IE F Ofouptotlng - The SptoHual Renal—once Singers from Tm h wia perform Saturday at • p m. at the 8*. John Bepttot Churrh. C j f n m Ave. and Tenth Street. The Rev. Roberttfortor to the SANFORD - The ftnniord Community We »• Rent mmm« I Mr. or Mn r Pagranl .Saturday at T p m The AMrton Amertran Aradrmy or A m «t0 provide H a I Ibr the event. af P M SANFORD - An rhotraaf the 130 at New Ml. Calvary Baptist la ‘ by the Untoed the Weal 13lh Central LARS MARY - Oran United Methodist Church. Country Chib Rd. win preamt tt'a 4th lor toddhra through the 9th grade. The ftonidlo7iaOp.nl. The public to Invited lor fun. food, andprtiea Mm Up1Sanford party SANTORO — Up I at dam . 4 with 1130 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The ItottvtowSI end asck^ lunches coaalalleg of an n a Fan Children'* Feat leal be open ftorn 0 to 9 3 0 p m . on Monday lor the wlU be game*. door prlare an d candy. Th e pre m ises arttl be and plcaar no costum es For more information can 3 34 0 09 0 Fall FMthral lo to M d the aptton of Mm The hag lunch eM he i f and a eupafaouptl. further about the "W es haw of craft*. A youth group from another S A N FO R D - Liberty Chnatlan School. 3030 Palmetto A w . hae planned a Fall Featival from 11 a m to 3 p m Saturday. Thla aril) be a family-oriented event lor parents to children to a aafr. m oral environment. Various booths Include ftatttnf. basket bait throw . ring and dans. Th e re will also be pony rtdrn. a cake walk and food booths. Th e public la welcome to attend. For more Information call 333-1593 t Craft btsaar tchttfuM T h e courtyard of the church artll be the location for the cafe and tables It la positioned on the corner of Park Ave. and Fifth Street. T h e U n ite d M ethodlat W om en's purpose la to w ork In the global m inistries of the church. Butler shared that their 1904 the na- United >010 million to the f r s r i o f Global Mlntotrtoa over and above the work they do in th e ir local churches and comm unities. KMputlnfonvMd T h e Sanford Herald to the public for the Religion are recommended to expedite " ■ f i . foOowtng publication: A il Items should be typed o r srrttten legibly an d Include the name and a daytime phone number of a person w ho can be contacted to answer any questions sre might have. K 1' r\ l REV. LEROY JENKINS L O N G W O O O — O n U o ru U j. N lgM Light *04 wtu to. In full swtng for the fourth year Ui a row. Th e event w ill be f carnival w ith games for ilUldW It kges 2 1 * ORLANDO N l l l W i y v V l i i v M VO COfVVO t V * f ONEWEEK-OCT. 90-NOV. 6 SERVICES: NWHTLV730 ML - SUNDAY230 M i OMY FEATURMQ NASHVUE COUNTRYSMGEA to b# hold rrM dq fwwW l todMF m^WF dIWIW V M iM M jM a M i— t *»— W TONY TO U m fM M n a n e s -n THE FREEMANS «| M I — OM Public Imritcd to grand opening L A K E M A R Y — T h e Celebration C hurch of Lake M ary Invites the public lo It's G ra n d Opening on Sunday. November 0 from 10 a m . lo 5 p .m . Food and rides will be available In the park at Lake Mary C ity Hall after the 10a.m. service. V lwaaanaw>«Ml«Ma V Uw-nw — w— awyiawwi V h iO M lila H ta l su^ ia . -J a M ^ A S P s U - iW ru . S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y A R EA C H U R C H D IR E C TO R Y Ci — u«rty M a w O — A 4 H » mt u m own. Shaw I 8t.iFar BtpiW Owcn. I l l M*a A n to i i'ibPN( CNpeHy Ctototn HfH. M i a mi lyracaaM d w ts . 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I tot Locuat t n . lanto.* Ml 0m« Miaawnara Sactial CiHiaa. SaMando Bpnngt a*. Lon*«oil Ml line Mtaakwary •— W CSweft. t«OOJ«nySn Ml Don MtaaMnary Saptiat C— cn. k m a— *at— Mta— ao C— art, *tti *i t Haa Mt.CaMra— saMnaff SastiM CSwfclt, ltMtM tlm tt Naa Bat— MMln* Sapttat CSufcM. tMB IV tlWiBI Nm Taatanwnt Bastiat Cimreh Ouat'tr NortR Longvood Naa Ml Don Bamal CSyadt. 1130 F* v *m h — LWFa— tmp. a— irtaM O r.Cw awew m Mo«— Ba— ai Cttwrcn, CFmhmm* FaacatulOtutBapnalOuftn. ItMFvnaBt. AitanuntaBptuiga FaocM ■BanMCSwctt. IM tFT tat I t , Union* Ftnacraal Bavtial Church. Mt I Aiijonliid Frawt* laaa Ba*tial Cltutrs. Hnlga S*. Fant Fan Fra^aaa Mnawnarr Bac uat O m>c« Mat«a* Ftmwanca Millionary faptni Cnuttn. *5*1 DowglM A n . Boo»ano«n lafon* BMMit Mtaaunao Ba*«iM CAunlt Fnal Banhw* — am«Bae«W CFuieM M Oiwwaoa Or. CaM— efTf BtarttgFl VaotmCFu'ch. iMBaFamaM Bl J a m Mtaawnary iaptnl CFurcli. IS atS Ou­ st M m Mta— nra SaottM dturen M Longwood A n . Anarnomala>mga *1 Uaa Mliatoniry Sautiat Citurtn at Camaran Dt». me FmI T c m m L i Owen. IMF S iM taraAn Ftrat Cmtesen Owe* «l Lengwaaa. taoB H i Ca— rM— Ca m La*aMora, t a w I a*a I I I A w .I— One* C M awan Q w est— i p — AMor M i n W Mery W dense— *.»«»— n ”?rr. *" ' a— » An Byttagnpm mooting Mconwot law* US* t d CouMy U m S*. — at M TomeMBAMom. tTMPaAamltrd.Oanana U lTS e S M aaeoniron lumaiin Ctweti. QnttraoA Dr . Cm i — airy Coo* BFa#A«d Lutharan Churelt, ILCA, M l t Ortanda Or *Wy tf-BP ttoftfoiU FWy dooa Luttwan dwelt g tU M Mary. NO Butt Or. la— Mao Lord at Lira L»tnat«n Ouren. — TyilawHU Aa. Wnrar Bunnga U rn aai Ctwen ol Froatdanc*. Danona uanaran O w es o*Ma M a w . » M OM Aw MaaaraF Lutnorandtureft. OotdanData Or BHory IIMLCaaoMBany Bt LuUoUm arandw eM S aMBUM* — atopFan u m arun O w n ry O t m U F I o t U . Inn i .a n a Ctwen oi CM— . Utl a f m Aw Owen otCM* ■ LM*nun. US Hw» 1TM M. Owen o« Cartel, In Ft— BsitngaOr CtwtselCsnel,' Samotl Unit**Manorial QtureM, I. 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O m m nop# lapnal Crwcn Fonot City Community Conor. Foroat Oly up— «— *iMSucsM*an»u— **— ■!— *u*ni a* Ftrpt Fi— |— CMnry ctutairanCantor. MOIN MOM. r FiSoubiiib. IMP Country QuB US. laalot* BAMwyl g M M M ant-aUArar— Cadta— O n e s. MB UaCw P ». A»a*M i u — a*ea*— Or CenWBWraCAmtiar Fo— w. Uaa Mary ParrwMary U ia Mary Ban ACouMryduaSd. UsaMary I CFmmS. f t l Oransa A*s CSTMOUC A» l — a CanwFa CfwM. BQI OaA A n . Banton OtwrcM oi tin Mmm tt i* a Mon Ow U M M W* l a w C— a Owes. Ulfl I U Anna Can — CFweS Oa— ia« Trad. I rw iMMMaasoaaniSwim C— cn.mtw.uwp MdopandonMBopnolMMO.OyM Loop* Pdf-Longooed — Mtgarortory — tel Church. MB Up*— — rw*m. M l 1 M— a— HMy doaa lencsud dweK. Fare A w aaam p . _____ Bl FaMrar— cudMOwiK WB M— r t f n Msy Be hctw vadw eA .lt$iU FattaM B m .W W a ~ tab dw cA at tn« Oaoa Vnetw*. U i Law A n . Ctutal IMMad MotFodrat CFureF. Tuclw Dr. Swntond tauaao DoBary Community Mamm al Ctwe". Ft Htgrmanai SO OaSary Fun Urutad MotFootat dwelt, ail Firk A n Flral MaorgSat Cttutewol Oana.4 Fail Matno* it Ciwc* otOrrtado Craeo Unrlad Mamutsat CtrureA. 4M M Country Cius a*. UFa Mary Grant Cnaoat AM I Owen. Ortado OaAgron Mamodtal Ctnircn. Or m o OoMon Motnodial d w e lt cor ot Carpuntar 1 Murrog l l . Ooloan Fronaar Mamodral CFuitA.ear otAMCur A n 1 Country Quo Md. Uaa Mary Sontando Undad MaUtodnl Citurtti, U *M and M, Ungmo* St. Jama* A M t , *h at Cyyruaa St LuAo M B Crwclt of Camuron City. Inc . Boardatl oil IS al I W Mary * A M t CIw c h . BN at*. Oalaor. Bl F M i Mathod*ll Ow th. Oat— Rd. (ntarpnia Sirattsrd Manorial Church. B OaSary Fum Church ot Iha Maurana. nar Sanlord An OawradwehotthdNaaaraw, — aSOanora U M Mary CFureh ot tha Matarona. tM E Cryaid La*a A n . U M Mary Longwood Church ot Ih* Naiaron*. Woyrmn I Joaaup A n . Longwood Uorhham ttaood* Ciwch ol IM MAiann*. BN IS 1»* mM* W ol M MIM MoairAFrnr dWCA. KWy AMFo— l CMy Ow Ad— Hat dwelt. M l E M S I. Bahtor* )WFdiowirilChurch.MUM Kwy 437 MtolLtoVj4v41Altghohfk “ Dag Ad— hat Church.MS l ‘ ~ MFaath AMrVB A U E. Church, OM* 111th Chutuot* Community dw ch Church ot Ja*uOCHrwt ol UMar Ow BmtP. M tl Far* A«* i CKAM US. 770 Bt* TrooOr. Famdy Chwch CWaaLan CoMar. tsaal Ftnt aam d w c h at t— Uatag Ood. I Frrpt Church olChrtdLBcr— III. ES ■* BMd. >VonuoBt,Oahor«d Ftrpt MrtUaoatS Church « t i Fact Font— aIM QWCh ati FudOo— otChwah OtO— h O t m t lW M r y Aao.BoHtord FuhOo — Ora— a Ora Ma#y Truuty Church ot Oodm Chnot. Ilia I Wngdam Mas o*Mho— » t— noao. LMa Monro* Unit. IBM«B ltd BL Uh* Mary Com— y Church. 101M Country OM* M i. U M Mary ’■*• t r \ CENTRAL FLORIDA FAIRGROUNDS 4603 W. COLONIAL DRIVE L A R S M A R Y — T h e Church of the Nativity. 2391 N. County Road 437. w ill hold It's l l t h annural Fall F u n Featival on Friday. Saturday and Sunday. November 4 .S and 6. Friday's activities will be held from 9 to 10 p.m . Saturday's schedule to from 11 a m to 10 p .m . Sunday hours will be ftorn Noon to 9 p.m. For more Information call 333-3991. S A N FO R D — T h e Em m anuel District of the Churches of God In Christ will hold a District Fellowship Meeting Sunday at 4 p m. T h is will take place at the Holy T rin ity C h u rc h of G od In Christ. 1409 Mangoustlne Ave. c S T A T E -W ID E T E N T CW U S A D K Far further Information call the church office 774-0777. M U lo work on Park to heio i such aa the ' Center. Rescue Outreach Mission, Good News Prison JAM Me) weekly neighborhood Ms W IN TE R P A R K - Sto Peter and Paul Council of Catholic Women will hold ih rtr Annual Craft Baraar at the church. Saturday from 9 a m . to 4 p.m. T h e location la S300 Howell branch Rd A anack bar and door prUea w ill be available. Night Light **4M fore—others realised over a O n e m an la naklng jrd y . We h a w MVtfM ganUsitona like the F9o« C lu b and D -A .R . that h a w re­ nted tables. One lady to m aking stamped and cm card*. O ne lady haa Christm as decorations, another has wreathes and another quilt*. O u r ow n youth group wilt be taking orders for fresh wreathes to ratoe money for a m l— ton trip. T h e daycare will be selling M to crafta. \ t- Dr. Banran) IBdBowood An. on Mth ooooana dutch. MUM Ch*J7.Bontard BN AM. Longwood Bocon* Church ol IM U<*| Ood. MM Boordah A n . Banlor* H FotaaBorh— OnhodoaChurch.ISMLaMl— oM..Longwood TM FuB Ooaoot d w c h at Our Lord Jooui ChnoL Saolungion I t . Canaan CHy TheBahratronArmy 700hr lam p Triumph. TM Church ol tho Nm Ago. tBMW arhU Undo*dwchotCrrmtOmocranFaMerntup.MON CountryCluSSB. UMMary U C B t I jtittuM Conan. IM A B Vohiata A n . Conor ol Ot*— B Votuaia A n . Oranga CMy . ,a.. t??teat t 9 �Controversial lobbyist killed registry plan P V M K N O TK I Th* Prtveta !■« » » > C « M « •I fOnllhele C*»nty, lot jcoueca i* mocn «*r***e*» • prdht M1IC1I MM W A S H IN G TO N - Adopted a* a day-old infant. Linda Sargent Thom paon haa spent 30 years searching for her birth mother. She scans faces everywhere the foes, looking for a resemblance that will bring he r ctaste to the famgy w ho can n uk e her feel complete. For m any adoptees a n d Ihe parents who give them up. a reunion la a healing experience. Until they find each other, th ey m y . there's a hole In thetr hearts. "K no w in g w ho your brothers and staters are. who your (birth) parents are. fa a fa d e , basic tv aa-saaaiat lA a a l s a '* — ^ *-* ttUtftt **- * ------------ * *— *- *■■ * m m i ciacvit caaar M y lead to Inappro­ p r ia t e . sensltlvr plan was loo vague tt 47 autre already Information. s if TSa oSwUu itrotton a* the •t i l l * at C U V P O S D iweoooaa u s e tow at/* the last days of the ar— lon. Sponsored by Sen. Cart Levin. D-bttch.. and backed b y the C tln to n adm inistration and numerous adoption o rgM lm tlona. the registry nut into sharp opposition from W illiam Pierce, president of the W aahlngton-board National Council for Adoption, which represents 130 private adoption agcncleo . Pierce argued that Levtn'a registry was an Intrusion by the federal government Into a state issue and raised questions about privacy rights. Levin, however, said Pierre's campaign against the fall misstated what It would do and the opposition generated b y the lobbyist wound up kilting tt during a House-Senate confere n ce. "Pierre haa flat-out tied about m y fall. The word 'distorted' is too wreak a word foe what he's done." Levin said. "H ‘s Inhumane to do what he's d o n e ." Pierre replied: " I think It's certainly not accurate and I find It very dtaappotnttng." "T h a t kind of rhetoric doesn't have a n y place tn civil discussions between people w ho have different points of view ." Pierre said v - L * Cl i f f o r d r i a m p s o n . j s . d o c e e to S . V ila N * w b a r w m c r. m h m m aw Circuit C*»*t far tawiaata Coww*. Ftortaa Pi Mata D M nothing to do w ith the congrcaaman's position He m id ffifley oppoar d the registry because It was being rammed through a l thclaal minute. Plerce'a tactics have been questioned before. Last fan. pushed tar complaints, the State Department wrote to SO nations explaining that the National Council for Adoption was not an official U S . agency a n d that governm ents can work w ith whomever they rhn a r in International Som e adoptees, b ir th parents and th e ir advocates a n unhappy that the registry was not approved And they are an gry with Pierre. D a v id H o d g s o n , a p s y c h o l o g i s t w h o s e Gaithersburg, fad . practice Includes counseling birth parents and adoptees, aald Pierre's claims about the Levin fall are "totally Inaccurate, fallacious" Hodgson Is him arlf a birth parent who searched for and found hta daughter. "A O the research Indtcateo that open records are the direction we need to go for the sake of children and adults m adoption." added Brtxen. "Secrets do not do anyone any good.” St wan Cox. who was adopted from K o n a at age S and then searched for her birth mother at 40. aald efforts to prevent reunions among consent­ ing adults a n "shortsighted and Ill-advised " Cox la the director of development for Holt International Children's Services in Eugene. Ore . an International adoption agency that la a m em ber of Pierre's organisation. Par Linda Sargent Thom pson, w ho lives In North Augusta. S C . , and turns 90 tn December, the searc h continues for her birth mother and any relatives. She needs them, she aald. "fo r medical reasons, to get a sense of being, a sense of place, a fam ily." U n til then, "there** a part of you that's not hiri 1 4 ■"O' 4 •UI ta» L»gta WotlCM •* Sy amputate Thu Mttft RnM l to token tt O A T I THISOitoSir 11IVW O IS A L O iN I 0 2AMSSI. C IT Y C L I4 K C IT Y OS LOtoOWOOO. FLORIDA FukMI 0 M W m * a n N oewur OAVIO M O GLE S S Y .I T A L . m tr • i G A R A G E SALE G U ID E L IN E S vonuo. or tvrkdktton at flu* Court or* rtqmrW to lllo Nwlr objection* *ltk tkl* Court W IT H IN T H I L A T I S O F TH R EE M ON TH ! A F T I R T H I O ATC OF T H I FIRST F U IL I CATION O F T H U N O TIC t OS TH IR TY DAYS A F T IR T H I O A T I OF S E R V IC ! OF A COPY OF T H I! N O T IC I ON C«oo No o t m s CA U B of two C ircu it Court of I ho 1 IT H JudU lai Circuit In and lor Semi M U Cow**. Fiona*. oAoroln M O N D R IA N M O R T G A G E CORPORATION. Plaintiff. M OAVIO M OGLESXV. I T A L . Oru S k N l M l i I WIN MU to tho N O TIC I OF A O M IN IITIA TM N Tho edm Ini it rollon ol tho Mtota ol RONNIf F I I K L I , d o c e a ta d , F II* N u m b o r t * t U C F. I* pending In tho Circuit Court lor Seminole County, Florida. FraSota D M W n, tho oaWM* ol which I* P 0. Orouwr C. Sentord. Florida n n i Tho nonw and addrau of Nw poraonol r*sr***nlotl»o ond ol N a poraonol roprotantoftwe'* oltornoy orotoltarthbotaw. A L L CLAIMS ANO O B JEC t io h s n o t so f i l i o • '-H •■I n 10. OaiBPeMdMmwnidMrtinQyoufsMRlnOwiwim per. fat irxtondual rtamt -DonT imply say. *Sd»WW fare* avafatifa.* Each ama you ksl an awn. you a n woadwww tw fat ol poModal cusBtiwrg. 11. Bagamroualtt you haua fame fall over, gw* twin W •chantaba organuason. If you ssa Out soma mats an not moving wslduivigtw ids. mark thsfndmn during tw last hours. Ffamomdar. Its prims ration lot hottdng tw m M is to tom your unwantad isms Mo OMhl A TA P E D RECORD OF THIS M IE T IN O IS MAOC I V T H I C I T Y F O h ITS C O N V E N IEN CE. THIS RECORD M AY HOT CONSTITUTE AN AOE O UATE RECORD FOR FUR POSES OF APPEAL FROM A D EC IS IO N MADE B Y TH E C IT Y W ITH RESPECT TO THE FOREGOING M ATTER ANY PERSON WISH INO TO I N SURE TH A T AN AD EQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEED INGS IS M AINTAINED FOR A P P E L L A TE PURPOSES IS A D V IS E D TO M A K E TH E NECESSARY ARRANGE M ENTS A l HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE C ITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Coral A Fe*tor. City Clark O ATEO . Octotwr It, IN* Publlih. October J1 A » . I**4 DEW II* w il l ■ I F O R I V I R S A R IID . 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IN * M r tar Mta tna 1*11 to MM Mghe** Mdder. FOR CASH IN HAND ANO SUBJECT T O ANY A N D A L L IX IS T IN O L IIN S . ol tho Front (WMtl 0*or, at Hw tta*L ol tho l ow In*l« County Court heuao In Sanford. Florida. Nw a s *<o*nsi<*npoiif- Tho* *oM u k I* being moA* ta tolltty IN* Nrmt ol tkl* Writ •I Elocution. Donald F. Itilngar. Sheriff Seminole County. FlortOo Civil SoctMn NOTICK RKGAROING T H I A M IR IC A N S W IT H O IS AR IITIE S ACT OF INS, F I R SONS W ITH A O IS A S ILITV N I I O I N G S F IC IA L A C ­ COMMODATIONS T O FARTIC 1FA T I IN T H I F R O C ItP IN O S H O U LD C O N TA C T T M i C I V I L 0 I V I I I 0 N OF T H I S H E R IF F 'S O F F I C I , I N F O R C I A R L I W R ITS | | C T IO H . I U i M TH S T R U T . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A A T L IA S T F IV I DAYS PRIOR T O T H I P R O C EED IN G T E L E FHONE < * » 1 »M M TTO iw im x m . 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Avr MKiirrUNIIIK C.OMM H 1509 W. 29ttt Street * Sanford „ 3 2 2 -2 0 9 0 SOU W Airport lllvd., Sanford Open: Mon. - Sat. 9 - 6 SANFORD l i m i t t u t .Mr . i» n h i �D E A R D R . O O T T i I'm Im u lln dependent diabetic i a b m lljr history of the dtacm h i v r lour children and flfl that al least one at ih r tour tan* n tom * u m r in the M i to t h m any m w m a rc h a PETER G O TT.M .D rowdttlaw a UMng a f ( h r paw? D E A R R E A D E R Researches Mi m any medical renters arc actively wottUnf lo discover a cure tor diabetes. an Inherited i n a b i l i t y of I h r b o d y lo m e ta b o lite s u g a r e fficie n tly breauar net enough effective Inauhn la produced In ih r pan* evens. An yet, there haa been no breakthrough, allhou fh ponrreatlc transplant a do ahon □ n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n ^ □ n n n m lu n n n n n n n n n n n n n ll( U ini II.K-J u m n w n n □nunu KY. U M > TO) COUU>ftML*T r v -3 | W V n n u n n nnann □ n n n n n n n n n n ^ n n r i n i-in n n n n fin u c in n r * □ n n n r iu jn r .i n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n n r. r .in n n n n t X A Y C H T R H jO Q U M ’. M M CRURA A R Y DUM AY! - _______> K U M E M f U e T Y 1k M Y M D t f n n n r; M a ny a u lh o rllle a ro n a ld e r diabetes to be an auto-Immune dtoeaor. which cause* people to become allergic to their own normal pancreatic cells Th la Is p ro b a b ly a c c e n lu a lc d b y a fOU KNOW. O lA F I TM.NK U K SHOULD PO M ORE t h a n J U S T e a t a n d K E E P T h erefore, any real advance in curing dtabrte* may well depend on new knowledge related lo Ihr diagnosis and prevention of auto-Immunity New evidence implicating a virus Infection In children who develop diabetes Is bring aggressively si tidied THEY ifiti life IS SHORT D E A R DR. G O T T : Surgical repair of a left rotator ruff tear led lo infection al the point of a u rg rry. Intravenous m edica­ tion. dally dressing changes and all p rrra u tlo ita were taken. Three and a half months have gone by and the wnund will not heal. There is a fluid discharge and m y doctor cannot say how tong the condition will Iasi. What la your experience w ith such problems and what la I be cause? D E A R R E A D E R Most simple post-operative infections can be AS SCCTJ ffcTM lV H EAR U S M fltR C P U 0 6 0 D / IU W S T D TA U fD rtM j A G L N 'M O S R t S A JG l ES b a r s AlkM TE A G W EO O LN S t— nyc o o iu ro 'ra r TWCWMM Y A 8 D * ^ ° T lOK.WX J )/ A \jD*05^ il ^ ive ns* a W 0O O /T / S H I M M I N G IW fM M t* lousy 9 IM T HWM THE STAtTmY POO* C P HAVE EVER Aa you can see. W rlchsel was right. He was about to make his slam. However. West. E n g lis h m a n T o n y Fo rrester, could see tt too. He made an excellent play, dropping his king u n d e r S o u th 's ace. Perhaps South would try for a trutpp endplay. But declarer had too few trumps. Wrlchsel continued with the club nine. A n d when West played low. d u m m y did likewise. Wetchsrl had won an overt rick! T O U R B IR T H D A Y O c t. 3 9 .1 9 9 4 A more exclilng you might emerge In the year ahead as y ou r personality transform s. You're Ukely to lx* tnorr active, more communicative and sharp­ er In money matters. S C O R P IO tCX i 24-Nov. 22) Do not impose yourself upon any group or clique luduy that do not welcome you with open arms. Yo ur absence from their pre­ sence Is their loss, not yours. Know where to look for romance and you’ll find It. Th e AstroG r a p h Matchmaker Instantly reveals which signs arc roman­ tically perfect for you. Mail 92 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspa­ per. I’.O. Box 4465. New York. N.Y. 10163. S A G I T T A R I U S IN'ov. 23-Dec. 2 11 Good things might happen to you today, but if you are un­ w i l l i n g to share y o u r good fortune with others, tt rould have a hollow ring. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22- Jan. 19) Today there is a d u n c e vou might turn down some helpful information Just because you dislike the purveyor. Don’t cut off yo u r nose to spite yo u r (ace. A Q U A R I U S (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Don't take things at face value today, especially If money Is an Issue. There could be hidden benefits as well as pitfalls: each must be carefully discerned. (Feb. 30-March 30) Treat serious matters respect­ fully today, but don't endow them with powers they do not possess. If you do. yo u might spoil what could otherwise be a fun. productive day. A IM (March 31-Aprtl 19) Most of the d a y y o u 'l l be cognisant of positive develop­ ments and apt to perform well. As your attention span wanes, however, you're likely to do things the hard way. TAURUS (April 2 D May 30) Be uwarc of the needs of others today. If you consider only your own position, you'll arouse their animosity. G E M I N I (May 3 1-June 20) Today you might attempt to do ‘A _J) ONA ALMOST PrOWNEO IN ITS . CtNf fool ! ( tNAHNAJX) QQTjaffH V C ? ) H lt t lk STICK THAT WAV? TltOOGMT l AUOMT A6 ) WkVt I T L ' W V j o h *. t m However. If he had. there would have been no storyWest led the diam ond 10. tote dec Here's first-btd suit. South. Am erican Peter Wetchsrl. wondered why. Prrhaps West was hoping to give his p artner a dia m o nd ruff. Wrlchsel thought not. Instead, he was convinced that West held the clu b king. So. after winning the first trick with d u m m y 's king. W rlchsel led a clu b to hts Look at only the North South club holding |n today s diagram; W hal Is the percentage play m that suit tor tour tricks? Now look at all 53 cards. Is there any logtral way tor Sm ith lo w in all 13 tricks? Th is deal orcurrcd during the Generali T w o W orlds Tro p h y, held last August at the Vlllaggki del Bridge In Italy. A t two tables, the contract was stx no-trum p Doth d erU rcrs made I he "rig h t" play, leading a low rlu b lo the nine Here, though, that resulted Ii l l he loss of I wo tricks. In Ih r given auction, two n o - t r u m p was a balanced game-force that m ight have In­ cluded a major; three rlubs was Stay m an: fuur no-trum p was quantitative, not Blackw ood, and six clubs showed a five-card suit. Now South should have bid six no-trum p, because North rated to have a weak club suit UP GuNTER W O O R TA hmS W e H1. GUHTW »6 ERTA! S TM .' STAY? KMUNEU l THOUGHT TT NU6HT UFA DONfr T S P f l (T OUT.'GEpTA? I t INIINUOATING FOR TWCK OR LOOK NOW I S M WIUMW OUT? v, _____ TREATERS H> SEE TWO OO01ES BUT l THINK B fO U R O O O R .SO lO T Bill ANT) G tW A 's HUlARY CUWTON WASKt TO EJsrmGweR/ UGHTEM THINGS Up A B IT HlVlAPY / l fAA^K / — iPip h y y *nA Liit h o tu h th . MW WIMPCTTiN' IW P P fN lV OffONDfoltONd FCUHP m WOT ASKIN'All _ H THOM-CUltSPOUST XY5CLF H e « . Ijiri- aq > t V Jl Jt •7 « a a m s o u th a lt is 7 J WA Q 7 3 m en ANNIE W K 1 DRESSING » K W IM R U ? * 9 la 5 1 9 ’ CAST I o p v e ^ rf' if WHtfU MPUtl Gf7\ ’GCfA fi& i W E AMWgtL* nJ S i » M ) __ | | K o h R rt# •A J > *A a something at Which you've' re crn tly failed. Yo ur persistence U admirable, but learn from yout mistakes. Discard methods and; procedures that don't work. C A N C S R (Jun e 21 J u l y 22) Watch out when discussing re­ ligion and politics wi th c o l­ leagues today. These rould be extremely volatile topics. L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Some­ thing promtsing In w hich you are curre n tly involved might require more resources than you have at y o u r disposal. Start looking for an ally with funds. V I R O O ( Aug. 23-Sept. 2 2) Your chart Indicates that your views and (hose of yo u r mate, m ight be diametrically opposed! today. For the sake of harmony.; try to compromise. LIBRA ISept. 23-Ocl. 23) In o rd er to appreciate the fun! things this day has to offer, first take care o f yo u r basic re ­ sponsibilities. If left unattended, a guilt trip la Ukely. C a a r rla h tm c N E W S S A S C R CM Tta ra iU M S N �322-8930 " • F ro m FIRST ' IMPRESSIONS * IN C K O iA HOURS th o S ta ff E A R L Y O B L M O O ft \ W ILLIE B. NEW M AN, M.D OBGYN 101 E. 25th St, a Sanford ^ 3 2 1 6 8 4 0 XM 'P A R T Y , HEARTY! "fyr KATHY'S BOOKS AND BABY * SHOP 10% O F F ALLBOOKS L w it h m i* a h PARTY DEPOT ^ 200 Iraq* Aw. 3 3 0 -1 6 6 0 For A ll i Your Halloween Party \ Needsl u h m m m m h i H M U M B M 'T � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1994 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 28, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 28, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 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/6682c14600ddead3837fba77b2468582.pdf 56d79c985dabe463ae333facabf9fbdd PDF Text Text NEWS DIGEST W orking drunk or high INSIDE Lake Mary drug,alcohol-free work place law ready By NICK P P IIP A U P P «o p l« Hsfaid Staff Wntar Daughters hear Sanlord son SANFORD - A native Sanlord son turn a retired CHAF colonel and insirvM tor at Seminole High Srh<*»l was guest %|ir*krt at the Novem her meeting of the Sallir Harrison Chapter (laughters of the American Mevnlutlon lie s|K>ke on national defense Bee Page .IB BRIEFS Man arrested for (hell of doors SANFORD Hrgitvald < onipiest 35 107 McKay Ills it Snilivil w «s wtrsted yestrrdav by Srmimdr County sherifT* investigator* oil r hatgr* he *tole 1*. (XX) worth of aluminium rkair* from L o u .rre n Co and sold them to an (Oakland Park ikair installation rompany Con i|uest is a tnu k driver for I Ik rampant, loratrd at l‘« ) Silver lake Drive Imrsttgalor* allege ibal during live past two years Conquest took ‘h*rr* from llie company * *arrhou*r ami sold •hem to the Orange County inmpany Ihe lose last year was estimated at 8*0 (XX) This vrai losses totaled 87,(XX) Investigator* rrjiort Conquest was lield on felony r barge* of grand theft and u«r of a vehicle ihtrtng the rammissum of a frlonv M oney borrowing seminar ( SANFORD Ihe Small Iktslnrsw Council (irra trr Sanford Chamhrt of Commerce ami the (sinking leaders in the area present a spe« lat seminal this Friday morning al I hr rhanihrr building 400 K First Street A i omplimeniary hrraklasl will Ik- prm Idrd C.uesl «|rrakrr Will tie To m Ingram. riHirdmaior ol liuslrirs* and l-cadcrship Development at Seminole Cottimu mty c oltrgr TI k* seminar on How to homo* Money lor 1nor Ikistnes* w ill Irrgin al t» a rn For reservations plume ihe chamber rJIlce al 322 2212 I.AKK MAKI Cilv employer* may sc*»n hy Uw Ik- drug and almlml tree In the work pU< e with an ordinance establishing reiptliemenis and restrtrttnrys ready lor first public hearing tonight I lie measure was miriMlo.nl to the lake Mary i ommtsaton In early August It w.t* In have been brought up for llrst reading on Ckinhrf nth. trill was held up |tendmg the drtrtmluallou of several |*<tnt* and additional input This time, the city staff believe* the mrasote lias tecrived enough fine tuning ami rUrlfk alum lhal It Is trady for adoption In addition. the proposer! dmg'almhol free workplare policy has bren reviewed Ity the OffUr ol l*uhlU Risk Manage merit ol Florida PHM marie several suggrstiona. mostly In rlanfUalWm of a few terms whu It havr also tieen in< lulled in the Bee Free. Page BA Cities bid Gordon adieu ■ f SANDn A t LU O T T Herald Staff Writer S A N F O R D — C.rat oven ast skies and a cold misty rain grretrd Seminole Courtly resident* this morning In the aftermath of tiopt. al storm OnrdiMi Nearly all of the street* closed by high water Wednesday were luvw tilr rtatay. trill ** h«*>l student* |(iit the da> oil due to the flooding attermalh I ho American Ited Cross r^iynrd (tee Htorm Page BA ...And around the county By J MARK BA R FIELD Hereto Senior Staff Woter SANFORD Two south county roadway* remain closed due in washout* end one Is still rnvrrrd In water, hut problems are dwindling iht* morning In the aftrnnath of Tropteel Storm (ronton Perk ami libraries were rro|ienrd on schedule after plan* lo close Bee C ounty, Pege 8A MS.MCS .H k, n Dawn Shrock. 8. navigate* through a deep puddle Wednesday Children are counting on Christmas Grin and bear it By VIC KI DaSOKMIBK Scouting for food Herald Staff Wider The Scouting for Food ditvr t* now tn progtr** In Sc mmok County. Ily mis tug* should havr lu rn pla.nl al voor d.M.r tmt you ran still partu tjuiir even II yitu don t havr a hag The (nod I* Irrtng collet In1 lo help (red the hungry during Hie holiday season Troop and pack 34 will hr at Ih r First United Methodist Church in Sanlord on Saturday Nov ID (rout Da in to 2 p m to Accept donation* Dickey hom e from hospital LA K E MAHV — Ctri till ( ourt Judge Alan A Die key ts tec upriatlng at home and lining tint, h belter alter being hospitalized earlier this month. Although he Is nol yrl up lu answering telephone c alls or for visit* from friend*, he dor* appreciate the get well wishes raid* and flower* hr received. Ills wile, lairt Die key said " H r t* doing much l*eller He * gelling stronger every d a y ." *hr reports Ih r tremendous oul|*iutmg ol i ards amt flowers pi*i made him feel wonderful He Is feeling stronger and lie is out of the wimkI* "* C larification S A N F O R D — R e ga rd in g ih r proposal advanced by City Commissioner Wintry K« k* irln during Monday night’* commission meet mg K< kstrin said hr wants it lo Itr known that hts Intent Is to have a Seminole County Sport* Hall ol Fame, containing mcmorabclla from all arras of the sjHirts world which have hern connected to this area, rather Hum Just lutscluill "T h is will Ite all Inclusive." hr said. ’ Ik-i atlsr w r don’t just want anolhrr IcmiiI museum, hut a place where all s|K>rts Ians will want to visit Compiled from staff rsports INDEX Classified*.... C o m i c s ........... ..........SB Movie*................ ........ 3D C r o s s w o r d .... ........SB Dear A b b , ...... Da a tha ............ ........SA .. 1B.2B Dr. O ott........... Editorial......... ........ 3B F lo rid a ............ ........2A Okay, turn the sun back on! T o d a y : M o s tly cloudy and hrerry w it h o c c u s lo ttuI m o r u I n g d riz z le llrc o m ln g jiarlly sunny this al Irriioon High III the u p pe r 70s W in d northwest 15 lo 20 in|>li a n d g u s t y . Chatter ol meusurable precipitation less than 20 permit F o r m o r * w sa th sr, ss* Rags 2A Youngttar* of an ages brought their fluffy friend* fo tchool at Pine Crest Elementary School earlier this *eek for a special sleep over The bears spent the night m the school s media center where they reed a book and were then tagged with information about the booh to encourage their human parlners to read H<tiK hue h MnnW Some of the participants were Tom Quinn. Zoe Kouroymousis. media assistant Jean Lively media specialist Louise B'achwelder Ashley Tillman and Tabares Peaho The bears, eager to got bach to their reading, did not give their names SANFORD The number «rf children in Henlord who r i>uld find nothing at all watting for them on Christmas morning te growing rverv day Hplrtt for Kid* hope* to make sure I fiat rv rry child has at least one toy to (day with on Christmas morning The group l* hosting a toy drive hrgmmng at »i p m on Friday evening in hojies ot lirtuglng in enough lovs lu make this a liajipy holiday season (or everyone A recent school district rrjrort shows that one ipiartrr of all youngsters In ihr « ourilry live Ik-low the poverty level Those llguies are not much tirlirr lor Seminole County . school ollir lals said "We nred help." founder Meta llrooks said Wr have only eollecfrd two luigs of toys so tar and there urr so manv kids who nerd to havr sontrihlng " The key lo making a child * Christmas bright Is toy* llro o k s hojies that Sanlord will rally (or the kids and bring nut as many toys as they can un Friday Bee To ys. Page 5 A Longwood festival blends art, history Two-day event is filled with crafts, food, nostalgia, tours By SANDRA E L L I O T T Herald Stall Writer IXJN'GWOOI) - This year's IHlh l.ongwooil Arts .mil Crnlts Festival l* brimming with reasons to tele brale The .inmi.il twoclay trMIval Iregins Saturday. This is the 25th anniversary ol the C'entnil Florida Society lor illstorlcal I'reservnllon. It I* also the year the mortgage was paid oil on I hr society'* llr.idlry Mai Ititvtr House The house was moved to Lnngwiiod (rotn Altamonte Springs In April I!I7.'I llulll In IH85. tile house Is considered arrhllecturally Mgnlfl cant as the last remaining example o( the luxurious winter railages liullt in south Seminole County licftiir iht- turn ol the i enlttry. 1 he house now sits like an rleganl Vlclorlan lady swathed In pale grrrn arcettlrd In while just olf County Hoad 127 on Warren Avr title* In I lie Longwood 111stotic Dls triel Over Hie weekend, arts and Crafts ImmiIIis will llnr the sltrets of lhr district. A small reception (or frstivul exhibitors will help mark the soci­ ety's anniversary and early pay-off ol Ihr mortgage "We have an Invitation out to the vendors." lestlvul chairman John lllslllnr said "We are going In have coffer and cake or something (or Hum on Sunday morning al Ihr llr.idlry-M.u Intyrr House In March the society will havr anolhrr event in recognition o( its silver anniversary ami paying oil the mortgage more than four years early. Society treasurer Hill Chandler said Ihr $31,500 mortgage was superset! to lie paid oil In Drcrmtirr. HKIH hut tile stMiriy paid the drbi in April There w rrr a nuitilier of mort­ gages on the historic house over the years, hut lllstltnr said hr did mil recall how many. The house was placed on Ihr National Register ol lllstorlt Plates In October 1072 Restoration of the structure was completed within atMiut one year of lls move lo CongwiMKl with the help ol a gram from the National Park Service "Hut there wasn’t any furniture lit tile house," lllslllne explained, "so we’re still doing a little hit of furnishing as we go along with the money we make, plus Ihr upkeep I think we ll have a new rool this year The money the festival makes generally goes for upkeep and when we have some money left over then wr kind of purchase some things lor the house." Items such us rugs tire usually purchased because* donated rugs are usually not Ihr pro|M-rslrr. There are 375 booths rented and aliout 330 craftsmen signed up for See Festival. Page S A M k .u a P tw M k , l u * l ( S M I Historian and (estival chairman John Bradley MacIntyre House Biel line In Iron! ol tho FOR TH E BEST IN EDITORIALS, OPINIONS AND ANALYSIS OF THE NEWS,* READ THE HERALD __________ • *_______ _________ ______________ ________________________________________ i �ft t* Sanlord H «iM . U a Iom 1 MM, 17 l(M TE NEWS FROM THR RIQION AND ACROSS Supper to support facilities Second man sentenced in stabbing FONT LAL'DKHDALE — I h r uniinil <>( srvrn drlrndanis ha* hee« convicted In the bludgeoning and stabbing death <rl a supermarketilerk whoaulhcirtliesMy was killed hi .1 group ■>( ft lend* .mil .1 1 ipiainiam r* Pm*MulW» •Mid Wednesday they would .11 k 1 h.1t Derek Kaufman. 21. t*r w n irm ril in death lor hit |>.in in ihr .Inlv I ***»:l murder ol Itnhbv Krnl Kaufmens attorney. Victor Tobin. Ii.nl asked Jurors to convict hu i hr tit ol K u m d dcgrcr murder saying hr did not parinip.ur m planning thr drulh A Irw day* allrr thr rnuidrr. Kaufman Ird (Miller to Krni t ImmI v (mind fln.ilinn In 11 (mm>I al m mm k (ill In w rttrrn llrnwurd County Kent 20 had been slabbed with a knllr and l<r.tlrn w Hh a tiatrtiall lu l Pmsrt ulor* said thr *u*|>ri I* (dottrd Krnl t tnuttlrt b m u v thrv wrrr angry with hltn Aflrt %(m-tiding several nioulht tirhlnd bars, two defendant*. lV rrk D/vtrko and llrathrr Sw allrrt pleaded guilty to sriond degree tmitdrt and cont(iirai v 1 barge* and agrrrd to lestifv againtt thr nihrrt T h r penalty phase ol thr trial tirhiir lirottard Cln till .ludgr Charles Greene, It staled to (irgtn Nov 20 Man charged with flight interference MIAMI - A New York City man landed in trdrral tourt .dlrr hr atkrd one too many question* of a flight attendant twlorr thr (tlanr look oil The question had to do with hijacking ihr plane at <ordtng to rmirt document* liorta Nltkln 33 was (hargrd with Interfering with a (light errw in Ihr Turtday Incident atMuird Continental Might l V»8 Nllkln. a U S cltl/rn who wat tmrn In Russia wat arrrtlrd by the Fill allrr Ihr pilot atwitted thr Orlando timind flight Fill agent Gregory Cart wild In an affidavit that while ihr planr wat taxiing on thr runway at Miami International Atrpnn. Nltkln atkrd a (light attendant. What it the range ol Ihit aircraft? Will It make it arrott thr Atlantic Ik ran *Mow fat will thit planr go If w*r hi|a< krd II'' T h r flight attrndant notihrd ihr pilot who returned the (1 la nr to Ihr jet wav. Carl taid Nllkln appeared Wednesday twforr C S Magittrair l.innra Johnson w ho ap{mmtrd an attorney to represent him Protect1tor* tald thrv would a*k at a latrr hrarlng ihai Nllkln lw held on 625 0 )0 bond Many benefit from sharing center, m ission inception By VICKI DsSORMIKB Herald Stall Writer She ts thr minister Rescue Church ol ChmI 1hr Rrsc ur Mission Is 1 S A N FO R D ~ I he Mavoi * fourth annual S>ci(m-i Supper ts Stiret In Sanlord D o n a I In n s 11 o in l o c a l sc hrcluled to take place W nines day Nov 2.1 limn 5 to 7 p m at churches civic groups and (irlvatr parties keep live door* to the Sanlord Civ ic Center The sup|iei Is a henehl tor two the Mission open Ih r Misst. it is ■•I Sanford's largest facilities for governed by a b u fil of iliin lm v the homeless and the needy the w ho ovriser ihr «|wratlon i h r Hanlon! Christian sharing Sanlord Christian Sharing t en te| and thr Rrsa lie Mission ol Crntrr was rslal dished in 1977 and Is the oldest agent v ol Its Sanlord kind in Seminole Count* Established ttl 1986 the Re During Ik 1 U»*M 650 (*eo|»lr sc or Mission has an .qirn d<sM received Iree groceries or (s>ltc v w lit* h provides liaxt In the hungry, a clean lied lor Ihe clothing linen live 1 haul v Kligt&lly Inc setvI*rs horn Ihe homeless amt a small supply ol tai tlllv Is leased on need As groceries (nr those whose 1 up sessmrid ts done on an Individ (scants ate Ixtie Mottot (Handle Itrll Weaver ual Isasis has led live mission sitae Hs See Super. I ' s j r 5 A Grace 0 Bn»n •■plain* werv of ts* Sanlord Chili Hah Snaring Center Mother Blanch* W **•*' show* olt |h« facility at lh* Sanford Hs k v s Mission It was a proud day at M idway America * Pride dances with the Midway v Pride lud* at a recent Red Ribbon wees an h drug rally held at Midway llemehlary Nc m I s m c V, V i< its tw . Guard units deactivated S T AUGUSTINE - Foul Florida Army National Guard unlit w ill lw deactivated in August 1905. the [Vparttneni of Defense tald T h r unit* arr thr I,V>th Medical Compam and thr l|r»th Movement Control Detachment, both In St. August trie and (hr 199th Au Ambulance Com (tan v and thr IWKh Aviation l>rtachmrnt Augmrniailon. both In Jacksonville firing cut arr 244 position*. or about 2 perrm i ol thr total authort/rd strength of thr Florida Army National Guard ling Gen Richard Capps assistant adjutant lor thr Florida Army National Guard, said Wrdnrsd.iv no armours will tw closed Ih r Florida Annv National Guard has 131 units In 57 cities with 11,771 member* I hr Morula Air National Guard has 17 units m live ruies with 1 4*Wl member* Suspect testifies in Countries to search British tourist slaying for alternatives to traditional medicines ■ v A D A M T IO M A N I Associated Pees* Writer Ballots not given to some voters CASSELBERRY — Fifty-one residents of this Srmlnnir County community did not get ballots to vote lor city candidates Including the mayor'* race which was decided t>v thrrr votes T h r city ballots havr been a hot toptr lire ause of Ihr rlosr four way race for thr mayor's office Ilruce pronnvost won by three votes over lortnrr commissioner Frank Srhutte Th r city’s canvassing I k sir d certified the victory last Friday allrr a recount Poll wotkrrs w rrr supposed to give city ballots to all voters along with those lor county and statewide olllcrs Itrsidrnts sign a (Milling sheet twice to ai knowledge receipt ol the city and county ballots Ursidrnls and commission candidates had complained that some voters had not received ballots, but no one was certain how many Some residents realized the oversight and returned to the (M ills In lime to vote In the city ra ce s, while others did not. On Tuesday, a review ol precinct sign-til sheets turned up the total ol 51 who did not get ballots lor city candidates There was no immediate word irom the losers about contesting the results From Associated Press reports M IA M I - Here are Ihe winning numbers selected Wednesday In ihe Florida lottery: « •" C a ih 3 0 - 7-5 Play 4 5- 1-4-5 S a n fo rd llc iu ld F O R T LAUDERDALE Asian countries have agreed to work towaid eliminating tiger (Mine and rhinoceros horn front traditional medic inrs in an cltort to preserve the en­ dangered animals The unprecedented action came Wednesday during the Convention on International Trade in Eiulangerrd Specie*, which end* Friday The pro ( mis.i I was submitted by China. India Indonesia. J a p a n . M a laysia V rji.il K o re a . Singapore T h a ila n d and Vietnam T h e resolutions call for consumer countries — in>ludlng China, the Republic ul Korea and Thailand — to work w it h p h y « l c I a n s and pharmaceutical companies lo («tu rd * r by Th* S*nto<d Hsrtid. A v t . Sanlord. Me H O N l rftnch » n* u m Sacond Claat Postsg* Paid tt Senior0 . Florida and addulunal marring ortka* Pottmatiar Send a d d ittt ch anjta lo THE S A W 0 0 0 Ml HALO. P 0 Bert 1M T, Stnlord. FL J i m IM F Subtcrlpcten Rtta* (Oaily A Sunday) lU o n ih a tUonlh* t Year Horn* D tiiatcy t i l SO WOO STI 00 Mali SHOO 1U 00 SM 00 FkaKit R tttd tn tt m u ll pay I X M H lat In addition lo n i t * about Phona (A07) I I I M i l Glnettr Hem ley. director of International Wildlife Policy lor ih r World Wildlife Fund called ihe rrsoluitnns unprec edented ‘ These count ric* put aside their cultural difference* to (nit this measure together." she said " W e re re a lly pleased Its a first step " LOCAL FORECAST FLORIDA TEMPS f ampi, Varo BvatS W Palm B**d> Hi L* ft tJ n ft •) •1 11 •1 •1 •4 ft a? •1 n T9 ft r© u n n f% n 47 n FF n M ft NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK Tonight Fair, Low In thr lower 60s Wind nonhw-est lOm ph Friday: Mosily sunny. High in the upper 70s. Wind west 10 lo 15 mph. Saturday and Sunday Partly cloudy with a slight chance ol afternoon showers and thundersiorms mainly eastern set lions Lows In lI k- upper (»(>s 10 lower 70s High In the HOs Monday; Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms Lows In the lower 70s. Highs In the HOs cn* D a r’on* B*m s Eo»l W ,t>i G# nfftylllff J#<* WX* eifkff Rffr Afft* LdkUxid Miami Oi***do Pffnikcolff »a7aw*« M O NI1CEI.K) John lllllv Joe" Crumttte who ts standing trtal on charges he murdered a Hrtttsh tourist last vrar in North Florida says hr didn't know anything alvtul the slaving The 17-year-old test Ifled on his own behall Wednesday after prosecution witnrssrs xai. | hr helped (dot a rohlierv itbil wrnt awry and resulted m the l.iul shooting ol Gary Colicv on Sr(it 14.1993 ” 1 was al home.*' said the suli-s(Mtken Crumltte Hr said he left asleep sometime after rnld night When asked hy ilrlerisc lawyer Mlua Morgan wheihrr lit- shui anyone or tried lo mb anyone lhal nlglil. Cm m itir vitd. "No nia'um " Crumllir was thr only w-lint-ss who Irsllllrd In his defense Closing arguments hum twit It sides arr set for ibis morning Another teen agrr charged in Ihe crime lesSlfled Wednesday ■ Li' . . . .vr -7 THE WEATHER Pel » 44 tf 74 1 17 •1 1*4 I 47 4*1 OO 40 00 11 7H tf 1*dt C4fff & TH U R SD AY Cloudy 82-62 F R ID A Y Sunny 82-62 MOON PHASES o FULL Nov. IS Thursday. November 17. 19W Vol 87, No 76 Pu b lish ** OsOy and Sunday. «*c «p c w ill c o n tin u e ,** said Peter Ja c k s o n chairm an ol the ( at Specialist G rou p of Ihe World Conservation Union. "It has to If the tiger m aintains Its place as t h r dominant ptrdator In Ihe Aslan lores! as well as Its sta n d in g ru lliira llv NEW Dee. 2 l LOTTERY l y Th e A H O C n i t r i Press find alternative medic Inrs 1 1a.it do not use tiger nr rhino [carls Tiger hone Is used primarily to treat muscular ailments processed rhino horn for fever reduction "W e hope litis icNi|ieraiion that fie and his friends decided lo gel their gniist steal a car and roh someone he cause they needed some cash lliil Ihe plan fell d|tart when t tillry- uird get away from the voulhs at a rest slop on In Ircstalr |0 near Mnntlcrllo, said Heron Spear, IB. the driver of the getaway car I hr man tried lo Itai k up and he ran Into our car.’ said Spear, wlio Irs llllrd for the slate Thai s when everyfMMly started firing " One of thr bullrts hit Colley. 14 in thr nr< k killing him Ills longtime companion. Margaret .lugger was wounded S p e a r te s tif ie d a g a in s t Crum ltte as pari of a (lira bargain Crumltte Is charged with llrsi degree murder and (trsl degree attempted murder Sprar said he. Crum llir and Aundra Akins. 15. were sitting around In Sejitemlier 1993 when they dec irled to commit a crime SjMNir said he and Akins got handguns they had and thr three youths stole a car d last Nov. 20 € F IR S T Dec. 9 BEACH CONDITIONS Daytona Beach: Waves .ire -H i feel and rough Current Is strong to the south Water irm pemturr ts 72 degrees. New S m y rn a Beach: Not available at press 1 line. SA TU R D A Y Ptljr cldy 82 02 v r 'T * - SUNDAY IMIy cldy 82 62 TIDES F R ID A Y O O LUN A R T A B L E : Min 4 35 a m . 4 50 p 111 : Maj 10 40 11 in I I 05 p in T ID E S : Daytona Beach: high*- 7,39 a in 7 55 p.m . lows. 1 2 0 .1 in.. I 50 p lit New Sm yrna Bcacht lilglis 7 44 a.ul . WOO p m.; lows 1 25 a 111 . 2 01 p in : Cocoa Beach: high*. 7 59 a m . 8:15 p in low s. I 40a m 2 I0|i tti BOATINO St. Auguallnr to T ftu tv llle — Today: Gale warning Heavy suit advisory. Tonight Wind north in northwest 20 to 25 knots with sea* lo 10 let-l Hay and Inland waters rough Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms Friday: Wind northwest 15 to 20 knots Seas 2 to 3 ft near shore and 0 ft offshore. 1t.iv and Inland waters choppy. Widely scattered thunderstorms MONDAY Ptly cld y 82 62 STATISTICS Th e high temperature in Sanlord tin Wednesday was 7b d r g r e r s and T h u r s d a y 's over night low was til degrees as rrpotted hy iln- University ol Florida Agricultural llcseatch and Kducaii011.il Center. < clrry Avenue. Recorded ralnlall lor the |K-rlod ending at 9 a m Thins day. lot ailed I 17 lot In s Sunset.................... 5:3 1 p.m. Sunrise...................6:50 a.tn. prtridul 64r * *M|»v *»Vt ortcs gM for iFoi« *n 1 ST Ci*» Hi 14 Prc AtKhmtq* 77 1* *1 44 V A «t * * f« 1 M AV!a*nr City 1* r» Oft Ault in \4 R «to * 11 V R-MtHO 11 w RwHingivt Vf «• n Ch**t*t*or *c 4f S4 C ^ -* IV A v* S) 4* IS Ch*Ho*** m C a » CN y F wt \7 • Chit U 1/ Cint tnnAfi 4ft )l C l* *#!*n<i V4 M C>4ll«% f t Aform *1 «t D w vtf 4* CM-i t II it D*»ro*» Flout Fort IrvdA^AflOllI luTWAu H dhM l City l«t Vpjat llttfM Uotk LM Arv))*ltt M V p l» I f f 41lh.VI-1iffO lffdrn York City Olt(4F>c»m« City Drfi#H4 Vfy l*Oa' ^ . 4 P fvw n li PffttljvfgFi Morfl4 r<f V a n# 1* Lovtt Wffvffpott WAiFnnfloK O C to 47 r tf M >t 17 41 * 4V VS *4 19 11 \\ V *) ti \7 to it It n S7 St V4 14 ft* 4ft 10 s; •1 41 It Ottft t<tr tdy cSr rn C0f (* r CEf rn «rfy c&t c*r %n Of Ctff t*t C«f edr edr <dy dr (dy (dy ftn Ot ftn Cdy Cdy 10 41 4; 11 *0 4t 4) Of ftft a At 40 77 47 4ft 4* 17 74 cdy cdy ctft edr rn c»r dr rn cdy cdy edr dr cdy rn �4 mmmm Sanford H*fviu Sanlorcl Florida - Thursday hoevmba* 17. 1904 POLICE BRIEFS W IN N -D IX IE Fast worker At approximately l» 25 p nt I uevtUjr, a burglary was rr|*xlrd In the IOO bit* k of Iv ilm n r t in Ir Sanford «- M y an r»nm atnl • I 5 m in Jewelry pin* a credit u n i » n reported stolen Appoximatrly 10 minute* later. an unidentified person u v il tlir stolen rtrriil i aid al lire .1I Penny More on Slale Slirel. purt Ii.»m-i | *2 11 «*t in m m haitdlar and forged the signature of live owner of the raid America’s Supermarket* Stolen and recovered vehicles • A blue pour Chevrolet van wa* reported alolen Ioexlay from the |»arkltig lot of the Srinlrtide County S» Ih«*I Hoard ivfflie at 121 I Mellonvllle Avenue Polite repotted llir vehicle waa recovered a »hort time later on Third Street, weal of lalkr Monroe Terrace • A 1I8F2 t.h* violet wav leftorlrdly stolen Tuesday In the 1 MX) Ido* k of Solan Itoad oil CM 427 Sheriff* depulle* tvald the car wav apjtarenlly damaged. then returned to that addrew* •evrial Ivoor* later • Avilvrr limn Dorn tu riw r numlier H\A 57A wav rrporlrd •lolrn Monday in the 500 block ol Walnut Grove Plate In Ov Vedo • A IU7'I Oatvun along with WOO ia*ti and dry wall Had* weir reportedly vtolrn Turvday in the 200 tdo> k ol W S K 434 in Oviedo W E W IL L N O T K N O W IN G L Y B E UNDERSOLD Double arrest Sheiill'» depot lev vald they v|H>tird a pickup truck early Wrdnevdav morning traveling In circle* around Cldermlll Plate they u i d thr driver then pulled Intu a driveway and viopprd with the light* turned off I lie driver id the vehicle. Elijah Grown* 22 uf 821 Holly Avenue. Sanford, wav arrrvtrd on charge* of lullrrlng and prowling, driving with a *u*|tended/revoked Ikrnw . and levivtmg an officer without vkdeme The |vav%riigrr Dentils tiroom* Jr . 24 of the *ame adihrw wa* i hargrd with loUrrtng and prowling 4 I/' <r vD Domestic case Karl Ilavld Frevhour 30 IOO S Center Hoad Sanford wa* arrrvtrd by depot lev at hi* rrvtdencr Toevclav following a reported family ds*putr He wa* charged with Iwttrry. domestic v hdeme Incidents reported to Sanford police • A ptit*e and It* content* reportedly valued at I36S were Mid lo leave lieen *l»lrn Twevdav from the IOO block of N Holly Avenue / • A 3k special handgun. |>air ol *hor* and awrat Mill, with a total value ol 1330 were rr|inrtrd vtnlrn Tuevciav from a rrvidrnrr in the 600 block of boru*t Avenue • An evilmated 9i<MiO in jewelry, cre-dll card* and stiver dollarv wrre re|iortrd »lolen Turvday Ironi a residence In Ihr 2500 bloc knl Mrllouvillr Avenue • A purse *ald lo contain 970 in cavh and 9350 In focal viamjr* wav rrjvortrd vtnlrn Tuesday In the 1700 block of W Airport IMvd • A hike anil boom bo*, vald tu hr valued at 9800. were leportedly vtolrn Tuesday from a residence in the 300 block of Kim Avenue • Tool* valued at 92.174 were vald to have been stolen Sunday from a truck jtarkrd In the |fJO block of Oakrtdge Court. \ McEwan is president ol Los* Recovery Service*, a bounced* check collec tion agency. Don’t Let High Rental Rates Eat Up Your Budget Shop our classified /wyes for the rental home or apt. just right for you. Quincy's A delicious m u to sau Happy Holidays! •Yeast Rolls and Holiciatj Breads ToCo •Gift Ceitificatcs •Banquet Facilities FAMILY STEAKHOUSE 415 C e l e r y / \ Ve l ____ 17- 92 Airport Blvd. Attorney: IRS protester was just alerting public to illegalities SANFOHD — The attorney lor Heathrow lax protester Grant McEwan vivs hi* cllenl never intruded lo seize the Longwocxl office* of the Internal Revenue Service, only to alert the public lo w hal hr claim* are Illegal act*. "Hi* action wa* a grvturr on hlv part to call attention lo hi* Ivvur." vald Don l.vkkrhak. de­ fending McEwan against two federal charges "It was an exrrrlse In free sjieerh It really Isa kind of grvtuie." McEwan. 57. was arrested last Thursday on Irdrral charge* ol interfering with IKS operation* and tiling a false claim against the IRS In October. McEwan filed a 91 I million lien against the IRS. seeking lo reclaim what he says was his 50 percent fee for employer* taxes collected on behalf of the IRS and Ixxtkkrep Ing exjrenvev m mm CLOSED SUNDAY • M a r l lee A lru n d rr 20 2l»7 Wllvon Street. Oviedo, waa verved a warrant al Ihr John K Polk Corrrctioiul Facility f uevilay He w av wanted for grand I heft • lieorge Reginald Smith 37 2001 K 20th Street Sanlorcl wa* tea alert al the jail Turvday H r w a* wanted for violation of pro I>anon on a conviction of driving with a *u*|wndrd/rr*nkrd license • SamV Stafford 40 Ikoo Southwest Hoad turned hlmvrlf Into jmJhe early Wrdnevdav at 13th Street and French Avenue Hr wa* wauled on a warrant lor violation ol protiatlon. on a i onvtrtton of uttering a forgery Herald Senior Stall Writer OUR PHARMACIES GLADLY ACCEPT 9 A M. - C P.M. Warrants ■ y J. MARK BARFIKLO FULL SERVICE PHARMACY... nrcajcA/i EHAHMACYJ1Q UHS O O H O A t S A T U C tO f A tiurglarv wav rrjmfird al tdvllwltde Klrrnrntary School ISillcr vald tvetween Oct I 8 and Nirv I kornrone reportedly had gained strew* lo the v Im d vault, and removed *'»5 in currency 7 lie incident wav not remitted until Turvday After bring held In the Semi­ nole County Jail without bond over the Vrtrran's Day weekend. U S Maglslrale Judge Donald P. Dietrich released McEwan on 9100,000 bond Monday evening The decision lo rrlrave McEwan wa* apjx-aled by thr federal government A hearing or grand Jury Irullrtinenl Is expected by ihr end ol I he month l.v k k r h a k s a id M cE w a n couldn't serve a Urn on Ihr IKS at Its laingwnod oilier because the IHS dor* not own the property. "D o you know of any property owned hv Ihr IRS In Seminole County?,” avkrd Lykkrhak "If they don't own any projrerty. how ran hr serve them with a lien?” A check with the Seminole County Projrerly Appraisers Of­ fice revealed ihr IHS does not own property In the county. State IRS sjMikrsmun Holger Euringer said the IKS staff are in tiffIces leased by the Genrrul Service* Adm inistration on lie ha 11of Ihr IRS M U M V IO •WIfM »*'•*! M cceivoHi «m V School burglary • A 0 m m pistol wa* rrp o rtrd vto lrn 7 ur*dav trorn a vehicle parked near 2 3 th Street and Sanford Avenue ouAMTrrr moms ★ Sanford Middle I ^School 1 i 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. PHARMACIST: JERRY LIGUORI PHONE: 407-321-6626 * State-licensed and registered pharmacists * Convenience: have your prescription filled while you shop * We accept PCS, PAID, BC-BS MEDIMET and MEDICAID * Computerized prescription records * We carry a full line of FDA-approved quality generic drugs * Prescriptions are easily transferrable. Just bring in your refutable prescription and we’U contact your physician and take care o f all the details. Snnfurtf llv rn lil 300 N. French A v e , Sanford • 322-2611 M BM 1A �4A Sanford Sanford. Florida ’ hirrsda* Novambat IF. IVM Editorials/ Opinions Sanford H erald WILLIAM A. RUSHER (U S P S 441 *50] 300 N FR EN C H AV E SANFORD. FLA 33771 Area Code 407-322 21111 of H3I 0903 Lacy K Low • Editor Odessa M FSjgfi •Dutmut huuscturnoN r a h : a Month* *1030 U M onth* $.19 00 I Year >7800 f lo o d * W » » .d * f it» n iu t l pay 7 N **!•* ta* In •Jj t on to rat** above Making good news Sttm r people have a tendency tc» believe there ts nothing but bad new a In newspaper* any more T h e y refer to crim e, governm ent corruption, m an-m ade and natural disasters, parents killing children, and dozens of others w hich we agree certainly don't tall Into the category of good news Hut these same people ap|Mrently don't read beyond that point Had they read all of the stories on the |iagrs of the Sao/orif Itetald. especially in the j»ast week, they would have seen there are m a n y "good n ew s" Items T h e Golden Age Gam e stortrs and results ot course, are prim e examples of news stories concerning gotxl things happening In S a n ­ ford O ther stories also re|mrt on activities that are not only good, but the people involved m them a rr outstanding bet's emphasise that they are O t J T S T A N D IN G ! Look at the projects w hich are underw ay T h e Sanford Fire Departm ent has obtained enough donations w ith whkch to buy hack a 1921 La Fra nce ftrr truck w h ich helj>ed protect Sanford residents for almost two decades T h e Hite B litz cam paign in well underw ay, w ith a trip to Tallahassee to seek supjxtrt. as well as drives underw ay to raise donations for the historic restoration and preservation of the old theater. T h e Sanford Historic T ru s t holiday tour hom es are being profiled T h e Sem inole C o u n ty H um ane Society b n jk r ground Su n d a y for their new facility to replace the old building w hich tragically was destroyed by fire last year. The se are Just some ot the good thing* w ttlch are g n t n g on these days. One of the m a jo r features in each of them In the la d that oltteens arr getting involved T h e y have heljied In fund raising and gtvrti donations T h e y h a vr volunteered a great deni of time to work on these projects, most notably in the Golden Age Gam es W hen p ro p lr get directly Involved, things get accom plished. If everything was left to hx'ul governm ent, m uch less would get done Ix-cause in most cases, it would involve the expenditure of more m oney. A n d w ith that w o u ld com e Increased taxation No one w a n t’s that. T h e best j>art of the good events going on ts that they never end. E ve n though the ftrr tru ck purchase m oney has been obtained, m ore Is needed In the future to handle the refurbishing. W ith the holidays com ing on. people a rr needed to help m an the Salvation A rm y kettles, and become involved in o th rr pro­ jects. T h e C hristm as parade ts In full preparation, and volunteer workers are badly needed by the Sanford Historic D ow ntow n Waterfront Association (S H D W A ) to bring that about. T h e same holds true w ith S H D W A 's plans for the 1995 J u ly 4th Fireworks spectacular already being developed. And all stories we have recently covered. II there hasn't been enough good news In a person's life, there Is an alternate. Pick a project, and dive headlong Into supporting It. T h e more people w ho get Involved, the more successful w ill be the endeavor. (V oting on election day proves that). T h e result will be m ore good things happening, and more good news about It. Th e re ts good news, because good people are accom plishing good things, and helping share their goodness w ith others, W e'll he there to cover It. Berry's World Realignment has finally happened As rrgular traders of this column will retail. I had thought It might t«r Iwtlrr tor the Krpohhcan Party In the long run it II *lnpprd just short of seizing mi me n< at control of one ot both houses of Congress on Nov H That way. I reasoned, the GOP would be well (Mtsllkitird to Uwil Uith Mr Clinton and the Democratic Congress in Kingdom Come tn 1*»*••» Hut. not for thr fitsi rime. I underestimated the American people It seems likely that the tidal wave that swept over the Democratic Party on Election Day signal* the longawattrd fun damental "realignment" dial will again make thr Republican Party I tie normal majority party In American )x>litl< * It so. ihrrr is no |toint in postponing thr change until lUfti To under*taod what happened ihl* vrar one must first undrtstand what happened in (IMS) IH M . |9MH and 1993 T h r election and re election of Korvald Reagan and the elecI Ion of tits vice president and anolnlrd lien George Hush a* his successor were no mere fluke* They *ere dramatic evidence that thr Amen* an people had at last firmly rejected the literal disposition that had dominated American politics since ih r election of Franklin D Hn.»*rvrlt Hut the Derm* rats and the liberal media of course were reluctant tn admit any such thing When George (lush was drlralrd in I9OT they leaped eagerly to the <oncluston that happy day* were here again They were wrong Alter 13 years m rottiftd of rite rxeru live hr a in h. a n y party is ready lor a rest Mr Hush, tn a d d itio n , w alked away from thr Kragan legart rather (hart embracing It. broke ht* own pledge of 'no new taxes and reacted to a mild reve**ion by la-trig photographed on hw golf cart denying that anything much was |But, not for Ihe wrong llrat hme, I Mr Clinton pro underestimated Jectlng youth and the American e n e rg y , d e p le te d people J himself as a New Democrat" Iwhlch •AS a code phrase fur a moderate one) falsely described the niinom y a* m the worst shape in SO year* ," and promised 'change" white cleverly not *p< dying what the changr* wi uld tw S i 4.1 (lerient of the voter* derided to gave him a i barter to show what tie mold do Oner in the (Hal Offti r however Mr Clinton turned out to hair no Used principle* and lew •perlite plans other than to « * laltre the Ametuan health care system a roup that he calculated was guaranteed to win htm a high place In the liberal panther in In sliori ortlei Mr Clinton tw, ante a prisoner the leftmost member* of bis (tarty tn Congress abttvr all Ihr Congrr**tonal lllai k Caucus whose votes hr needed in order to pits almost any legislation whatryrr On top of everything else hr was severely tarnished by trvelatlons of bis financial and *r xual antics as governor of Arkansas lly I he lime (lie congressional etc. lions w rrr held, be was an arutr emtiarrassmetu In almost every Democrat running (or oflh r The outcome ilien was indts|nitabiy a refer rndum on Mr Clinton but It was also m m h more than ibat In the (ms I 43 year* Rrputilli an presidents have held the While House lift perm it of the lime |3H yearsl. bill the Democrats have <on Irolled the Senate Ofl percent of the lime (3li years) and the House '*"> pen rnl I4<> yearsl of Hie lime JOSEPH SPEAR A curse on thee, Newt Gingrich! A few day* ago I rrad a nrw*|M|ier .»m .lr at*nit a <*«hr of rurwr tablet* rrsentlv discovered in a Homan era writ tn Dear I Thr-ar are lead m roll* on w h it h jw«»p|r w o u ld engrave curse* and east sprit* against lover* lawyers politktan* whomever and throw litem in wells or l»ur> them In graves so that water nymphs or llte dead w o u ld enforce them Why In U a v rn * name did this tome to mtlld at this m o m e n t ’ W h o kn ow s’1 Let * m o ve on Y o u re q u e s t e d an A*k t lie C u rm u d g e o n c o 1 u m n on <am|Mign* a n d r lei tton* Y o u got It The wonder of letters, numbers Time for another of those "a little of this, n a little of that, ’n a little of something rise less intense type of column Why not right now OK* Let 's have at It Sam' Oh B t im m " I try Sam- Wake up' Would someone please pokr Sam In the ribs- gently now so he can Join us In a little fun with the alphabet and maybe our num­ bering system Identification? Sam has fre­ quently said that hr likes to havr some fun now 'n then Wet), by golly, welcome aboard. Sam What was tt that you Just asked? What alphabet?? Just bow many alphabets do you havr that you use day In and day out? Yevssss' That's the one, It starts out with A-H-C and ends up with X-Y-Z Lets gailup thni the letter* and have a btt of fun with most of them " A -H -C " single letters -no doubles in sight-yet we really do need a double A. a double B. as well as a double C. as tn Aaron. Hobble and accent. We need 'em. but do we have'em? Noway. "D -E -F " single letter* again-n o doubles In the bucket-and we sure could use 'em. as In add. need, and effort. "G -IM " more single letters, but with a lesser need for doubles Gaggle comes to mind, but I draw a blank on H and I. Can think of no doubles " J K l/'no great need for double J '» 'n K's. but w ho can get along without some gotxl old fashioned " J e lly ” on toast? O r--evetr “JeJIybeliy"? "M -N-O" still no double letters available for use in Mommy, cannon, or loon. moon, soon Sure could use 'em. "P Q -R " oh boy -poppy and error popping into the bold grey matter, like a Jet but...fur 0 nothing big dark void "S -T -U " essence and attack as well as vacuum come readily 1o mind There is, however, a slight problem. " U " comes In two sizes single you and double y o u -w hlch Im­ mediately follows "V -W -X " savvy und Exxon arc no problem. But that other onc-that double you--wr1l«en as " W “ but pronounced "double you"Not "you you" us in vacuum T h r re It Ir-a very definite need for a double you and we've got one. It looks like this "W ". But do w<- use It? Not on your life. We mess around with the single letter " U " and say It twice tn a row. "Y 'n Z Or " Y " I draw another blank for a doubles need. Snazzy und dluty readily show the need for a double zee. There you have U. Only one place did wc need a double you-vacuum -and whal'd we do? Mutterrd two yous In a row Instead of one double you. No wonder "English" Is an hard to learn. SEMINOLE OPINION NELSON TULLAR OKI So much for the English alphalx-t If you havr not mastered your letters by now. all I havr accomplished Is to further contuse you with a few chuckles. I hope Let s sneak a (wek at our decimal type numbering system Identification and chew on more tnconststanctes Oh yes) They'rr there ull right Here we go- from the bottom up Z e r o -O n r - T w o -T h r e e - F o u r- F iv e -S ix ■Seven Eight Nine Those, as you know, are the single digits" Maybe Sam will lx- grant enough to tell us what come up uftrr the singled digits Sam! Sam?? .Oh. for Pete's sake. Sam's dozed tiff again. SAM -Wake up! Oh well, sweet dreams Sam OK! Anybody else? What's that? Rlght -thc "teens"! As we ull know, or should know by now "teens” arc nothing more than the single digits repealed sequentially with a "one" sturk In front of them. The problem comes with our pronoun­ cing the "teens". Seems as though we liave three-four different ways, Do we say: notecn. onrtrrn. twotrett. threeteen? No--of course not. That would be loo conslstent-and we sure can't have that W r come up with "ten. eleven, twelve and thirteen. Funny, out of the first four "terns", t heard "teen" only one time And that followed a "lhlf"-*w ha lever a "th lr" is. Finally ~a genuine "teen" -fourteen. Then we screw up Ihe flvrtren by saying flllrrn Front sixteen to nineteen arr more of ihr genuine articles Hut then, they're only 50% of the teens. What's next? Yes! Yes! I know. You'vr developed a hrudarhr Take two aspirins now and I'll call you In thr morning I (tear you gnashing your tretii so go ahead- start chomping away on that pair. Gently now*-don't break a tooth..,or worse yet...sprain your tongur. A longue that ts in splints Is really a horrible handlcnp In pronunciation efforts and you end up spilling all over your lower lip. Have a great day und I'll see you next week Dear t'utmudgron America ha* spoken and H r p u ti 11■ ah* reign' From |Hi>tr to 1913. De m o r ta ls were an endangered spec ies Here * to another .12 years of domination' Happy You requested an Ask the Harry In Houston Curmudgeon Dear HHNII Far lie column on tt from me to prertplcampaigns and late on your parade, elections You but It ap|war* that tfir GO I' Is lacing a got it £ faction problem of thr sort that lias plagued the Democrats for years You ve got moderate*, moralists fanatics, supply-sider*. natlvlsls, right wing Christians Just the cither day. lough talking Texas Sen Phil G ram m , who would rat an armadillo carapace and all. II be thought II was a Democrat, described tils Htwxlr Island col­ league John Chafer as part of the party * ’ little old billy atrophied |rli wing Could It tw lli.il the Grand Old I'arty Is going to have a grand old quandary on it* hands? Dear Curmudgeon Than!. God for Talk Radio When tlw public bears Ihr truth from Rusli Umhaugh and G Gordon Llddy. they do I lie- right tiling and vote Hr-public an Dlllohrad tn Des Moines Dear Diltnhraln W hy are you giving Watrrgatr wac ko and ex convict Gordon Llddy any credit? Rusli did It all You don't hrllrvr me. ask htm Tlie Baltimore Sun ran a 1.000w ord excerpt ol one of Ills articles the othrr week and lilted one n( Rush's own remarks (or the headline 'T h e Torch lias Hern i'assrd to M r." In llc.il excerpt, the Curmudgeon counted 22 ‘T a " and 12 'me'*" and "to y 's ." He's a onr-m an political machine, old Rush Is. Dear Curmudgeon: Ollle North didn’t lose' H r just look a tiny slrp hai kward Ollle shall return! ••Rose in Roanokr Dear KNK. I am (xrsitlvrly bursting In anticipation. Dear Curmudgeon I find It hard to believe thr citizens ot California almost sent that empty suit Michael Hulflngton to thr U S Senate What w rrr they thinking of, anyway? -•Ann In Ann Arbor Dear ANAA The only thing I can llgure is they were simply grulrhil llufllngion the millionaire has pumped $:n> 2 million of tils personal fortune Into the California economy since 1992 H r s|x-ni $.5 2 million on Ills House race that year. $25 million llilil year, Another riddle; Why did they semi Sonny Bonn to Congress? The only thing I can figure Is to grt him out »t California. Dear Curmudgeon: I know Ihr Republican victory inflate* all you scummy llU-r.il media types, but ihe rest of the country Is In ecstasy, Live It or leave II. pal! - Dlllohrad In Denver. Dear Dlltobreuih. For the record, the Curmudgeon voted on Nov. H lor a governor, a stale comptroller, a stale attorney general, a U.S, senator, a member of Congress, a stale senator, three stale delegates, a county executive, live county councllpcrsons. a stale's attorney, a rlrruli court clerk, a register of wills, amt a sheriff. Eleven of my choices were Republicans, right were Demo­ crat* Whal else can I say? �4 Thunder. No«embet 1f, IW 4 - •* SwttofT) Herald. Sanford. Florida Free Festival t'enllnued from Page | \ wording ii| the t i n o n tiiu m r iu%u a|lv, the new o rtliu n tr s m 'iiln f,„„ P*>u“ * n , r ' Include order* „ M| s employ** of the rlly d u ll distribute ,,*. based on teavittahlr suspicion amt will, thr use of ri|,ilort oi lumpiest rlpflon medication whlih may or may not Impair i lly emplnyrr* hum i otnhn ting their job* III addinon to testing on reasonable *u*pl< ion oilier ir*1* mat Iw ilonr for yd, applications undine Dior** lor duty rhcrka and follow up I h r,r i* mi jifot t*ion lot lamtom testing • r r ? : E T ** '* " »r 'nflur.MT of any k » r r . | r . mall tleverage foruik-d wm r •* other Intnxlrallng lk|u«* o, beverage ot manufa, tor* distribute dlaprnwr ^ ,n „*r o« t* Ufidrr llir Inlluence «f 411 > Illegal during working limn* w in k II t u r w , ,1,41 1,0 employee shall ininlved with any drug „*r A, 4I|> „ m r II al*o *pr. die* ih.il no employe who „ , ••mprnsaied with Mand by pa> shall ,un*tim" nliolM I n r i i i ^ r t < IIv VtaiU||rr John Lit Inn I* recommending. d ilif ordiiiaiMT i* |*,ssed on both fir*t and second trading* that II b*rom* fllffllv f Januarv I ifatr, I hr Ofdliiamr i» m hrdulrd Oil llir agenda for I hr rr i{ul.ir, outmlMion meeting tonight With a swearing In |tlannrd foi i r r ln t n l VI.,to, Lowry Hi> Kf ii and « omtniMkmer* (iary Ibender and David Mr alor Iw-ginnlng al 0 30 p m the tegular (oinmiMion meeting wilt hrgin al 7 p m or „* *>miii after Hie irtrtnony a* |xj**itile l-ake Vlaty Clly Mali I* It. alrd al 100 S < <’1, 111,* < luhltiMtl in l-akr Mary e m p lo y rr who 1. .u h p -' I lo ,r t all ot A ,“ ‘ '* «• «......... M y d i e normal working hour* »• urgr.l ran lo itwieiimr akoholk leverage* ,,, Ilir degree i|Mt ilw employee « ability to prttorm hi*or bet dutie* *hall hr i„l|Mlrr,| Fb* itim o ,r al*n deal* wilt, drug Toys C o n tin u e d fro m P a g r I A J hr, r Will la lire rnlrrlalnnirnl for I hi Mr w ho hfliiC a toy it, I'afr Jakr'a on Friday rtrn tn g *»r,,r (im ir w ill (day hi* gulla, and *in^ for ih in r A orw toy or a used toy In good <,-million will tir 41 If-plr.t a* ( my merit at Itir toy dllvr al Cafe Jake • l t 2 E First Street in do* mow n Hanford We want to tiring >» a* many tot* a* w ran Itfiwk* Mill ptetlrni* lot drive* ihi* yrat l,at« ta rn iinsnrr eaaful II,talk* taw! Milt *J,r lahrt * ihai now lhal wr h a t, rn lrird thr holiilat wai tl I hr -ommunlly wilt rally around llir rau*r and bring l i n i ,»»llir d ,itr win, ailriui I fir frwtlvlttr* Will la-gln al ft p in and will •onllnur un,ll llir la*i ,oy ntakr* ),* way throimh thr ik*a u» Wr rrally ntrd pro|dr ,o rum r ifirmigh fitr tlriaik* *aid Ttir i hildrrn arr rounllng on Storm Continued from Page I A Results Mil* yra, * fr*tival Judging Mil* yra, • rnirir* arr John ( apulo fnan thr Srnunolr Mirer Mk'llrr* |„ Srtnl inJr Cotin I > hut Ibrt w rir not I i , w d into * n v k r a* Out don r t l i r d F l o r i d a * u t, t h ••I \lr I tun, r n r t i r a i h ('o u n t v thrllrf* w rfr oyenril al Wintrr Spftng* Klrm rniart II.million t leinrnury and U k r Itranltry Hi gh *i h o o l* Itrd ('rn * * » }« ’Ur* woman Drhblr Shrfno *aid only fltr jwojdr Miught Supper Contlnurd from Page J A M lrrrtor trrn r Itrnwn ha* evrrated thr farlhty *i,ar It* swept Ion Thr Sharing Center mated ."t>> It* own 2 201) vjuurr Inot Idtng at the miner ttt |Vnn f a and E 25th Surer in fir* ; <*n Iltkrt* lor the Souivr Soj,|»^ rr rarh wtth (hildrrn imdrr J tiring adiniitrd f,rr Drown lid I he (JTtre t ia * l«*rr, irdlM fd m » » o in (trrvku,* year* to v^nriatr morr |ta/ru ipatiun by .imiltes T h rv ar<^*\ aliablr from the Sanford Cbrtallan Sharing enter, at the Hr** ue Ml**»on from area Jayrer* and al the Mayor'* ofTKr al Sanford Ctty Mali Thl* l* llkr a *<nip kk lheu.' Itrnwn *uid Ttir original it incept I the evrni wa*. and i onllnur* In lie. that proplr will krmw filial I he |«oor (wttplr will t»r ffUrig." Drown *jld Site *ald iho*r attending thr Wednesday night vupper will a pp m late their i hank*gtt Ing fea*t more, thru tutkev Will tw *wrrler *f|r||rt In the I I fai llltlr * (•,,« n rij for the In (o o rillr* arra llo w rv et thr K rd ( J im * * r r tr d 5 V ) niral* lo tid u n irrr* w orking in tlir d l » a * l r r re lirf program Slier no ittd uni know if any from tlir *torrn th e tanrtati*ru of a p u m p in Highland Hill* Mltidlt l*lon v i A m Hint lirto ir fh r tU K in till ham|>rfrd rffon* to divert the flood w atrr* from tktntf * C lly worker* brought in S rm | ft,J r ( in f ill, ,r v l,t r iu v t,v rd another pum p and worked *rv Mir U b al *hf llr r v e»al fu>ur* to rem ote Ifie runoff iVrwm* ftoMlrd ,,,,1 id Mirlr " W r got a lot of po«|t|*r tHMIte* khould (<MlU< t ihr Srrnl f r r d lia i k fro m the p u b l ic ." •edr County Red < row uflfre tn lib b e r *aid of (he departm ent'* latngwiaal Slierna wald. for indl work d u rin g Mir *torm tidual aM U tanre tn grttm g In W ild er Spring* (adier ( apt •Itrllrr. <toMungor l,..| (ile n n Tollrwufl *.itd thr w a trr In A* thr tropkal *torm *wrpt •ire Creek ha* receded W rd n e * at ro** ihr *tate. it dumped MCrt 'tat a to lu n la ry e varuatkm ot Inc tir* of ram in Sanford during rrM dent* In (Mrt* ol thr ||a •hr |M*r 1* hmir* The 21 luntr ( ir u d a Village M o b il, H o m e raintall rncwilrd al thr Sanford c o m m u n ity near th r ir r e k wa* Hr*ran li Center on t rk ry A tr pti,|>o*rd S lrrrt flotatlng l a n v d nue wa* t 17 ina fir* thl* morn m o tu r U i* problem *. Tu lle * o n tng m m parnt lo fi rue motif * *aid w b r n d r i r m stalled tbetr Wednr*da) niianlng ( ar * w h i l e t r y i n g t o d r i v e A I» m, i .1 30 p in Wednesday. thriH igli the higti w atrr A re21 Sanford *lrrrl* Wrfr tliMrd i n r d r d m e **age p la y in g In r due lo high walrr tun thl* calirr* In ilw W inter Spring* morning an a**i*i.tnl to puhtk ( lit H all Iht* m o rn in g Inform ed wrirk* d im inr Jerry tfrrmau in d itld u a l* bow lo deal w ith *alit all *lfrrl* liatr froj>rned soggv car <ar|H'tmg I Ir, i nan wa* in m m mg* and |Vv*>tr M iiuki try- to drive imakailatdr fur iittrurtrnf through M iew iirtr and stall out S lrrrt crew* tn t.nngwond T o lte s o n K * 1’ th e n t h e y ’d worked Ihroughoul llir dat open th r u , ar dewtr anil th r Wednesday lo rntniinirr IV n l w a trr w ould r u J i in ' lug a< c o rd in g lo Fe rna n d In l-akr Mary official* hlc* k rd Tlbllrr, publlt work* itlrrctor off th r right tu rn lane on H ln r and l lit rltglnrer 1 lie mafor h ail Hoad onto l-a k r Mart Ik ml fliaMling |>tiddr,n n m irrn l In the rv a rd clue to high w a lrr am t W ood W tldinetr *ubdfvision where c lo s e d IVntiil S l r e r l worker* u*rd puni|M anil o|M*ned S u re ! a dirt » t r r r l near l-a k r 1*1**.,gr* lo r hanitrl Mir walrr Mart Elementary School lw tween Van llu r r n and H u m otrrlaud near Overaircrt Ave p h r r t v iir i i* remain* (lc»*ed. nur SandlMg* were u*ed in Mime *aid D ill Temby. Lake M a ry 4 area* to ir> lo reduce Hooding dlie, lor of public work* W ater fm m Soldier* t reek ovrtMowed T itrllrr call mated Mir rtty itreived atxuit 7 Itirhe* ot raintall W ood Street 1 aimingeroakwt. Community College AM Dr parlinrnl and Htiltlry Hidn an a n Irar h r , from M aitland Award* for parllelpanl* arr *f hrdulrd Ir, !»• anm m nrrd Sat uiilat aflrruiMin. Illtllinr *ald I fir llradlrr Mai In ly rr Mou*r wil hr Open ha lour* during fr*i,vaJ fiuur* from lO a rn until .*i pm Saturday and Sunday Mu t»n g w i«n l U k r Mary Uon* ( Ini, i* rrw pom lble for the fr*|,tal liant booth* Men Age group: A3 I Charlie Richard, lorfayeltr LA 3 Hk hard Tailor Sanford I1 Age group- 60 1 J a m e « S t •» n k r v . Du krrson. MD 2 Wayne peierson. Pori Orange. FL 3 Rkhard ( <,(wland. Altamnntr S(igs FL Age group: 6A 1 Charle* f lippant t ajw Girardeau. MO 2 Halph Peari > ( allllrld OH In arid it km ChrIM Eptacopul < hurrtl m r in lr n will fw vr thru annual h a r h r ru r w hile the lr*tival l* tn progrr** A* a fund raiwr Youth Organl/atlon memtirr* <>l M,r churrh will j,.uk tar* al the <hurrh lor a *mall frr t rrr |Mrking I* al*o available at Smilli Srmlltolr llmpital Ire i ream will I r wild by L ong w o o d C iv ic L r a g u r W'ttman* Club m rm lrr* with Mir prta rrd * drdk atrd to rr novation* on thrtr building 3 i art M ai* D c lIr v u r O M Age group: 70 1 Torn Kriinrll, Sanla Him., Bch tl 2 V'ernon Malison Weston MA 3 KDward Mattliew* Jr . Allen Ml* Age group: 75 1 S e y mo r e D m km. in Dai Iona Dra< h F1. 2 Nathaniel Heard. Sarasota FL 3 H a m Mo r n i n g s l a r I psltanli Ml Age group: 80 I Ken Killod Continued from Page I A th e m were re ro n s ld rrrd Library d irre to r Jean Hlietn %.nd •he r*(wc ieft libraries to remain tm*y tve a use *• hoot* a r r , lo v d H b rin said leaking roof* at three litrrarte* left dam p carpeting hut no other damage* Sretkrn* r j the U ta rd w a lk at Lake M ill* Park were dam aged, but other park* suffered III He damage *tir wald A total f,f 43 tiM dway* w rrr closed th ro u g h o u t th e u n ln ior|nrated area* of the ro u n ty due to Hooding, a rrn rd ln g to Sheriff* Office report* A ll but two are open to traffic Icalay D u »t H u n t C lu b H o a d re ­ mained rlo s rd and traffic- re muted to W ekiva S p rin g* Hoad following a w a v b o u l of a nee I Ion A**i*lanl Hibtd* Division Su|irr In ie n d e n i T o m G e o rg e *4 id 1 rew* w ill h rg tn work a* soon a* the area d ries George *ald tie r s p r r t * t h r r o a d c a n be reopened in rate to two wreck* Orange A v e n u e te t w re n Stale H im i I CM, and 434 ternalord rlo srd after flrarflmg d .im aged 4 bridge o ve r the lAekrva H ltrr George *4 id A b e rm b urst, .tllowlng 4 lo u r foot w a ll ( J w a lrr to - time w a s h in g d o w n the ro a d w a y to w a rd * th e riv e r dam aging M ir approach a n d rail m g lo Mir b rid ge G r o r g r s a id th e r o u n t y planned lo r r place the bridge during the neat year a n d may decide lo keep Mir ro a d w .iv closed until Mien Slate Hoad 42(i I* still covered w ith w a te r al Van A r a d a lr S lr r r t . bui tnifllc I* allow ed u, pa** *.,ld George DEATHS KATHLEEN ANN DADDS * •ffa1/KM you rnar you mroukl *a»W mat rr*/cA at f'fH H YW iE ’ BELOW LOW PRICING ENNYWISE CORP. Rataih Wttolaaaf* 17-92 & 27th St. 01 S t>tw*ta Of Sjnlofg •m-kOtl W IN $ 1 0 0 CBBtSTMAS *PBCT COME BT rOB DCTfULSI HELP STOP THE K ILLING K alhlern A nn Dabbs, 73. Jupilcr Wav. Casnclfierry, riled Tuesday. Nov 15. I ^ M at Flor Ida llmpllal. AHamontr Springs Dorn April 3. ID2I in Plymouth (nil . she moved to Central Flor­ ida In I'*57 She wa* ,1 home maker She wa* Episcopalian She wa* a member of the Seminole County Republican Eye olive Comtnltler. Survivor* include husband. C la rrm e *011 Richard Lee Donnell. Altamonte Spring* daughter. Fat Ann Donnell, Winter Park, sistrr Rmuitre Morn* Mishawaka. Ind : Hirer grand c h i l d r e n , one greatgrand' hild Ha Id win -F a irch ild Golden rod Winter Park Cha|rel. Winter park, in ( barge ol arrangement*. Park, in charge o( arrangemenl* F R A N C I S ■'FR AN K '* G A L AM DOS Francis "Frank Galambcra. 74. Georgetown Drive. Cassel licitv died Wednesday. Nov 16, pert at Regent* Park Nursing Home Horn Aug ID. 11*20 in Delhlrhnn. Pa., hr moved It* ( <nir.il Florida in 11*74 H r was a salesman In Mir (oral distribu­ tion Industry lie wa* a member ol Redeemer Lutheran Church He was director of Ihr German Amerieaii Society of Casarlbcrry and director of the I^ike Howell Arm* Condo AsvMlallon H r served In the I S Navy during World W arll S u r v i v o r s In e liid e wi f e. Catherine; brother. Steven. Col­ orado; sister*. Irene Munich. Whittier Calif., Beatrice Talla*. Ileihlehem Da Id w ill Fulrchlld G oldenrod-Wlnlrr ark Chapel Winter 00 I J DU AMD U r G IF F O R D & R O Y i # V U N WORLD mS- ■ / h Public school menu 1 J i m m i e R e i d . New Smyrna Ik h FL 2 Jean l'dell Mario Island FL Friday. No* 18. IM 1 P<72* Tossod Green Salad Peaches or Chet s Salad or Bag Lunch I Low Fat M-i* Age group: 70 I ILnrteti IV>vd L,,ke Mary. Fl. iHELP FEED IVCHILD I M cji* hetp p fo vM t tint im .il* to hungry " cfUldren and ncvvJi Mindies this I f hankigfving u j v - i , • I $ IK itclfn frwtl 12 hungry ditltfrcn S In h elp s fe e d 24 hu ngry ( l i i l d r e u S54 helps feed in hungry children I ■ n s * r u h o p Hen*‘s im gift fir teid ffts- tningri d m | U n n ik ig tiIng 118 1U. id 1tn« kMk* S I— I CTFe __________ »***■ tip v« axeen «nd mr%3 U> W g j* krtti to T> c S A iV A tC N A W t d P O Boa i W 4 »S rN c«1 F L 33T77 ■■■ H i H i H i OVtnmtfMSOlMIlftiC IH4MIDI ______ m ________i T R A N S M IS S IO N TR O U B LE? Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions 209 W. 25th St. Sunford 322-8415 30 Vean... Same Location m InJyring Mcmoty Steve (Poobcar) Gathers, Jr. ■ I I so.95 with coupon • over so Ride* A Attractions I I I Th« I Atmlouk MAyic*Afi%K Hiu«*nni»lk 4 FREE Showl 0A»t* Nov '<4 2C i See R r ru lti, Page 6A S e c u R iT y N a t I o n a I B a n Ic 400 D O Y L E H O A D • O S T E E N , F L 32764 «(4 0 7 ) 322-3873 i Age group: 80 I Ken Elliott ( hhmI Hart. Ml Age group: 85 I Her ber t St eel e. St Petersburg FL SK.UKIf V NAIR 1NAI DANK PELL’S CITRUS NURSERY vonlti a m.Hion unwanted id cats across America are eath He*p stop th’S needless spa/ 0, neuter you* pet Y USA has programs sup Oy votermar ans and cynics JOO citais and towns For ftnd ng attordatfe spay neuter s. or to find out how you can i.l us today t-800-248-SPAY 1 Reed Union la-estiurg Ft. 2 William Merger, J r fef lerson Mll 1 Lesier Rudy. Merritt Island FL Age gr aup 70 t Don l(e,d ( liar lot trsvlllr VA 2 Vernon VLiMson West on MA Age group: 73 3 H a r r y 1) r o w- n . Wilmingiou OH 1 H am M o r n I ng *t a r t . YpsllanU. Ml 2 Nathaniel Heard. Sarasota. FL TN DOSHA SALYER Dosha Salyrr. 83. Summerlin Avenue. S.»nfoni, died Wednes­ day. Nov. 16. 11*1*4 at Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs Ikon May H. |1*| I in Salyersvllle. Ky . she moved lo Sanford from Cadillac. Mich in 1971 She was a homemaker. She was Dapitsi Survivor* Include daughter. Ik*., Spivey. Sanford: brother, i l.mdi Allen S.ilvrr*v llle h\ five grandchildren; 11 grealg r a n d c h i l d r e n ; one gre.11 great-grandson Drisson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge (J arrangements A LOT! NAVELS •HAMLINS $ RED GRAPEFRUIT S H O T PUT F I E L D Age group: 6 0 Men 1 la-onard Olson. Davtona Bch Sim FI. 2 Ha hard Co|wland Alla monte spg* . FL Age group: 63 S H O T PUT F IE L D Age group: 55 Women I Ik-tsy Hobinson i!hntnn i m m ; \ i .i t t t .i : s a v i: 2 lirrn ie K Irin siJitn id i AnnaniLilr. VA l Mary S, lu iu k Iv-fkin FL Age group; 73 I Katherine Oradu k Vfara 11*011. FL Age group: 80 I Ellen Drown. Wllmlugimi OH Age group: S3 1 Harold IGessirr Lake Worth. FL 2 Joseph Del.uia, Long w , mm1. Fl. 3 Keith Traudl. Ormond Ik h FL LO N G JU M P F I E L D Age group: S3 Women 1 Drverly Eaton Lady I ak« FL 2 Detsv Hohlnson Clinton TN Age group: 70 2 Kav I t , L a k * Man FL I t aria Cotivery Alelv andria VA County C o n tin u e d fro m Page I A T Golden Age Games HWV 17 92 • Sanford • Fri/sat Sun 10AM MWnitf T"*****<*^ •1 | Nov. 17.197ft-Jin. 16,1994 Foobtu, we lost you In t mighty wiy, But Into Cod • tnm jou vent that diy. On tbi. day it broke all our heart!. With Cod you have a brand new atari. Veil remember the jean we shared with you. Sadly miued by the family who will always lore you. 2 aDlersi Andrea. Stephanie Mother Marqucita, Otandmolher Florida, Qrandaddy A Uncle* N O CLOSING COSTS For a limited lime Scvunty Nafioiul ILink will offer no cloving cast* on any new home Fcjuily Duns and if that doesn't gel your aiienliun, lu»vv alxail Prime Kate for six immthv* l hi* iJfci applies to any new equity line of $2\(XX)nr more. SecuRiTy N a t Iona I BANk wrviitr* F D IC SANI'ORD 201 N. PARK AVENUE ( i n - ) .430-6301 �P A AR KflptfflB|fl99AfleH R8H B9N H8M H •A S a n io n ) M o t r I cI S o n lo rd F n w h ta Results Continued from P*|» SA IOO M C T C H D A 8 II T R A C K Age (ro u p : 8S W omen 1 llrvrflv Katun l-d*ls l-*kr n. :l lkrt*> Moblnxxi. Clininn TN 2 lletty U i n w i r n lowly l.akr Ft. Age (ro u p OS 1 Iren 1’ilrll Marro IaU imI ti 2 Ann Edgington Venice FL Age (ro u p: 70 l ( a r i a ( "onset s. Ale* 4tlltM4 VA Men A ( r ( r o u p 55 1 C h a r l i e H I c h a i «l U U \ r i t r . I.A 2 John L ix k r Orlando Ft. ;i Joarph iv l.u ra . hong wood Fl. Age (roup: AO 1 Jar Hemlet lUlllm orr M l) 2 JllD M Siookey. Du ItriMKi Ml) .1 G a r y S r h n r i d r t . Gainesville Fl. Age (ro u p AS 1 William Bergen Jr J r l Irf *0(1 Ml) 2 i'harlrs Cllppard Ca|«r Girardeau MO J Kalph IVarve Canfield O il Age (roup: 70 1 Im n Krnnrll. Sanla Mi»*a Itch. FI. 2 Edward Matthew* Jr . Alien VII) 3 Blair M. Fartand Oranttr i l l y FL IOO M E T E R D A A H T R A C K A ( e (ro u p: 75 Men 1 Seymore D u r k m a n . Da* tuna lira* h. FL 2 Nathaniel Heard Harawrta FL 3 llam M o r n l n ( * l « l I (>*dantl Ml A ( e (ro u p : 80 1 Ken Elliott. Good llari Ml 2 Martin IV t m o n SiHrr Spring* FL I 800 M ETER DASH • TRACK A ( e (ro u p : AS W om en I l*rpprt Davt* Orlando. FL A ( e (ro u p: AO Men 1 David Lo n (. Chuluota. FL 2 Ittll HU* k Novi Ml 3 D a v id l-e Masters laxly l-akr **l *Juan* Rellmever Lady l-ake. FL A ( e (roup: 70 1 Carl Hanunen SaraxHa. FL 2 Had Ho*». Ca»aell>errv. FL 3 Edward Knight KPori St Joe. FL A ( e (roup: AS H e r b e r t S i r r l r . Si l'rtrr*hur(. FL I 800 METER RACE W ALK Women A ( e (ro u p : 88 I Marinda Be In hart. I’alm Coaal. FL A ( e (ro u p : 60 1 Ann Frteruon. I**>rt O r­ ange. Fl. 2 Margaret |v«*k,ir Mala tut FL A ( e (roup: 65 I Jr*alr Nolen. Clermont. Fl. A ( e (ro u p : 70 1 Kay Thomson, laikr Mary. FL 2 Mildred tlowm an. O r­ lando. Fl 3 Carla C o n ve ry. Alexandrta. VA Men A ( e (ro u p: 88 I Keltli Tra iid l. Ormond B rh . FL 1 Arthur Winter*. Orlando. FL 2 Edwin CulllMin. Daytona It- h F L A ( e (roup: 65 1 llob Schnurbuach. Old Appleton. MO 2 . John M ith rw io n . Hrudenton. FL 3. George Slmkanlch. Saltlord. FL A ( e (roup: 70 I. Nrwlle I lew'*oil. WashingIon D < 2 Frederick Kralc*. Konkrnkomu. NY 3. Jrs » Kenwn. Dyer. IN Age (roup: 75 I. Louie Aiello. Lady larkr. FL A ( e (roup: AO 1. Martin PeierMin, Silver Spring*. FL 2 . Maurice Harrow. Waterloo. NY 200 M ETER DASH. TR A C K A ( e (roup: 55 Women I. Hevrrly Eaton, lardy Luke. FL 2 Betty LeMasgrrs. Lady Lake. FL 1 Jean lldrll. Marco Island. FL 2 Ann Kdglnglun. Venice. FL A ( e (ro u p: 70 I Carla C o n v e ry. Al ex ­ andria. VA Men A ( e (roup: 55 I C h a r l i e K I c li a r d . l-ufayrttr. LA Th utw la* No*d*"1>p* ’ W* 2 John tan ke. Or Undo FL 3 Joaeph Del.ura. L n n ( w i *hI FL A (e (roup: 60 1 Joe llemler Baltimore. MD 2 Jim e i S Iookey . Dickerson MD 3 Hill HUi k Novi Ml Age (roup: 65 1 William llei(en J r Jel In s o n M D 2 Kalph IVane Canfield OH 3 Carl May* llellevue Oil Age (roup: 70 1 Ilian Mi I ar land Orange C llv .F L 2 Edward Matthew* Jr Allen MD 3 lorn K r n n r l l Santa Mow* Ilc h FL A ( r (roup: 75 1 S e y mo r e Durkman. D a y to n a Beat h F l. 2 N a l h a rt le I H e a r d . Saraaota FL 3 llam M o r n l n ( « t a r YpMkuill Ml A (e (ro u p AO | hm I UlOtl ( . . - «! Hart Ml 400 M E TE R DAAH T R A C K A (e (roup: AO Men I. Janie* S i o o k e y , Dt< keraori M D 2 llill Ilia, k Novi VII 3 Tony FaUn(a DeLeon Sp(* Fl. Age (ro u p A5 William Her(en Jr Jet ferwxi MD 2 Kalph IVarte Canlleld O il Age (ro u p 70 1 lllair Mi Far land O ran(r City. EL 2 New lie llewwxt Mashing tiM t. IX " J Edward Kni(ht. I’ort Si Joe. FL A ( r ( r o u p 75 1 Seymore D u r k m a n Daytona Bear h FL 2 W illiam Walah Vero Beach. FL 3 John Crew* Skokie II. AOO M E T E R RUN T R A C K Age (roup: 85 Women I I’epprt Davt* OrUndti Fl. A (e (roup: AO Men 1 Tony FaU n(a. DeLeon Sp(% Ft. 2 llill IIUi k. Novi Ml 3 David l/Mavl er* laidy I akr Ft. A (e (roup: 70 1 Carl Hammett Sarasota FL 2 liart Him- (.'«•**•Ilxrry Ft. i Edward Knight Fort Si Joe. FL A (e (roup: AS I Her b e r t Sl eel e. St |’etr-r*hur(. FL DISCUS F IE L D Age (roup: 55 Women 1 June Slrine. S.mlord. FL 2 Belay Kobinson. Clinton. TN A (e (roup: AS Jlinmle Meld. New Smyrna Ik h. FL 2 Jean Udell. Man n Bland. II Age (roup: 70 1 Harriett Boyd, l-ake Mary 2 HVernle Klein*chmldl. Annand-ile. VA 3. Carla Convery. Alex andrta. VA I Katherine Ciradii k. Mara rhon. FL Age (roup: BO I Ellen Brown. Wilmington, OH Men Age (roup: 55 1 Harold Te**ler. Lake Worth. FL 2 Jo*eph Did.m a Long wood. F L 3. Keith Traudl. Ormond Ik it. FL A (e Oroup: 60 I Leonard Olson. Daytnrui Ik h Sho.. FL A (e (roup: 65 1. Meed Uulntr. Leesburg. FL 2. William Bergen. Jr.. Jeffer*on. MD 3. I.rater Kudy. Merrill Island FL Age (ro u p: 70 1 Don Meld. Charlottesville. VA 2 Tom Kennell. Santu Kona Dell., FL 3. Vernon Malison, Weston. MA A ( e (ro u p: 75 1 llam Mornltlgslnr, Ypsllantl. Ml 2 John Cress. Skokie. II. Age (roup: 80 1. Ken Elliott. Good Hart. Ml HIGH J U M P F IE L D A ( e ( r o u p : 88 Men Joseph Dcl.ucn. Longwnod. FL A ( e ( r o u p : 60 I . J am r * Siookey. Dickerson. MI) 2. Wayne Peterson. Pori Orange. FL 3. Milliard Copeland. Altamonlc Spus. FL A (e (ro u p : 68 I . D e n n i s E d gl n gl o n . Venice. FL 1. Kalph Pearce. Canlleld. OH 2. Lester R u dy. M errill Island. FL A (e (ro u p : 70 I Bernard Tnher. Palm < IM*t. Fl 2 loin Kennell Sanla Mo*a Ik li Ft. 3 Vernon Mattson Weston MA .1 Blair Mi Far land Orange C lty .F L Age (roup: 75 1 Seymor e D u r k m a n . Day Iona lleai It FL 2 Ham M o r n l n ( s t a r 1 Italian!I. VII 2 W 11 h u r M a ( I a n d IS* neyvllle. II. 3 Donald Hull Port Oratsge FL A (e (roup: BO I Ken F.llMi (kmditori VII Age (ro u p' 85 I Her b e r t St eel e St Petrr*tiur( H . IIO R nR SIIO ES SIN G LES Age (ro u p AO W omen I Ann Srhnurbusch Old Appleton MO A ( « (roup: AS 1 E l i z a b e t h VI t i l e r HottiiMassa EL 2 Kate (>rAri(rlla Ale* audita VA A (e (roup: 70 I lle rn tr Klernsi htuldt Atmandale VA I Harriett IloydJ Lake Marv FL A ( e (roup: 75 I Helen E a k I n * Wilmington Dll A ( » (ro u p AO I Ellen Brown Wllmlrt(tor). Oh Man A ( e ( r o u p 55 1 Waller Htagg Deltona Fl, 2 Turn Mo*terler Ia-e*lmr( FL 3 Edward D u ttu ra ch lrr. Daytona Ilea* h Fl. A g e (ro u p AO 1 Edgar Tow rr. Fern Park FL 2 Edwin Culliwm Daytona Brh FL 3 Samuel Drt*e Davtona Heath. Fl. Age (roup: AS 1 Allen Wi ( ht Daytona It* h . FL 2 Willie C um m in(s San ford FL 3 Marshall M* Lane. INxr Oran(e. Fl. A ( e (roup: 70 1 Jam r* I.rw1* Peru. IN 2 Clifford Flnne(an. Sr Pott Oran(e. FL 3 Frank Fazio Oran(e CM) Fl. A ( e (roup: 75 1 B a r r y B r o wn Wilmltigton. Oh 2 Norman Ameling De Itona. FL 3 Moliert Scott. Pint Orange FL A (e (roup: AO 1 Jolin Frazier. Pori Or ange FL 2 Waller Hermit Oran (e City FL 3 Mea Sheldon. Orange City. Ii Age (roup: 60 I Van Thom pson. A lta ­ monte S p (s . FL J A V E L IN FIE LD Age (roup: 55 Women 1 June Strtne. Sanford. FL 2 IW-lsy Muhins*m Clinton, i\ Age (roup: 65 1 Jean Udell. Vlan o Island. FL 2 J i m m i e H e l d . New Smyrna Ik h. FL A ( e (roup: 70 1 Bernle Klelnsi hm ldt Atmandale. VA 2 Harriett lk»yd. Lah- Vlary. FL 3 Corla C on ve ry. Al ex­ andria. VA A ( e (roup: 75 I Katherine Gradlik Mara thon.FL Age (roup: SO 1 Ellen Drown. Wilmington. OH Men A ( e (roup: 55 I. Harold Tessler. Lake Worth. FL 2 Keith Truudl. Ormond li- h I I. 3. Mir hard Taylor. Sanford. FL Age Group: 60 1. Leonard Olson. Daytona Bch S h o . FL 2 Milliard Co|>rlaiid. Alta­ monte Spgs. FL Age (roup: 65 1 Meed Qulntij. Leesburg. FL 2 l.esler Kudy. Merrill Island. FL 3. Charles Cllppard. Cupe Girardeau. MO Age (roup: 70 1 Don Meld. Charlottesville. VA 2 Ikih Ashton. Springfield. MO 3. Vernon Malison. Weston. MA Age (roup: 75 1 Seymor e D u c k m a n . Daytona Beat'll. FL 2. llam M o r n ln g s ia r . Ypsllantl. Ml 3. Donald Hull. Port Orange. FL Age (ro u p: 80 I . Ken Ejlllott. Good Hart. Ml 2 Howard Japs. Ml Dora. FL A ( e (roup: 85 I . Her b er t St eel e. St Petersburg. FL •r j » -v , V ' * *« o • " • V -a_ Legal N otices Cholesterol study could change heart treatment N O T K I OF TAB SALE .1 h i * i a * g i v e n t h a t o n t h e h t h d a y o* J 2 1 2 1 .P lW « t * . A M A T THE C O UN1Y SER VIC ES IIUII^OING IN SAN FO R D IW I E A S T FIRST l * * * * ’ r r v i u T v o* M M iN C n l S T A T I OF F lO R lO A T A » SALE K t r t l w a i l S O LD ON T H l FO LLO W IN G DE U B . V l O l a n d TO p a y t h e AM O U NT d u e f o r t a . i s M M I 'N S E T O PPO SITE * « » SAME T O G E T H E R w i t h ALL RV DANIEL O. HANEY COSTS OF SUCH SALE * NO, * L.1 / D, V , p T * 0, £ 1 F X F H l l O i H T h | 0 9 1 IN Q U IN T M A l f l T A Y f t A iO # Y * C f AP Scionco Wftlor DALLAS Tire llrsl study showing that •holeslerol lowering drtigs *.*ve live* undd profoundly rtrange Ihe way do* tor* Beal brail disease making these medicine* a from line therapy lor million- *»t Arnerl* an* Th e study, firing formally p rra rn lrd today ai a m eeting of Amerl* an »l*-arl A*— iartoo s I m i w s ihe d ru g *iinvasiaim r e d u c e d ihe risk of death bv .V) |ieMenl oyer f|yr years in jiro p lr w ho have had liearl alia* k* a n d angina Atm ul a fiHirtb U N heart |Mtlents now gel t (H ilrs lrtttllow ering drugs W hile they ha*e Ix e il available f*M several yrear* rka tors have been re lu ita n i to give litem routinely beeausr of ikiobls alaiut w Itether l li r y teally iki any giaat E.*|ieri* *ay the latest reaearrh should alien* r I b e « k e p ll< » Dr Jose p h Goldstein «d H»e U nlversiiy of le va * S o u th w estern Vlrdl* al te n te r w ho Shared the Notirl Prize in I'W lS lot 1 h n lrs lrrn l resrar* h *aid If rnrdM al *tudle* were rated like rrstauiant* he w im ld gn e Ifilsone lour *rar* I hi* I* a landm ark * iu d v in ifx h is n x v **f iliritk lne.“ h r wild Dr II G re gory B row n of live U niversity of M aM iln gion Vlrdl* al f r n t r r in Seallle *alil Ihe d i s c o v e r y m a y he ■ 'Ih e h o iy g r a i l o l rardkiva** ular disease ' Trraim rni with *holrsierol kiwrrtng drugs i*nrId reduce Ihr need fix by|M%* singer v and angkiplasiy said Dr K la iu e (*outd «i4 Ihe I ruvrrsily of !r»a * Medical N* f¥«nl In Houston lie |dart* lo recommend •fmlesierof lowering drugs hx all hi* heart i>aitents with high cholesterol « T h is could have a Irrm rw k iu * recxwxnlc tm|M* t " he *ai«t Tre a tm e n t w ith i tHiIrsiend low rrtng drug* <o*i* Ix -tw rrn • I txa) and Bi fi k) per yeal d rfirn d tn g ixt the Ixand and dose used Heart h yp a s * o p e ra tio n * ru s t abou t 8 4 0 .IMfO Angioplasties in w b k h full toon* are used In **|iirezr ojieii « toggnt arteries *o*r aluxil • l h 0 0 0 and o llrn mo*i l x rr| x a trd S t m v a * l a t l n is o n r o f fo u r s i m i l a r *tmlrsterol towering drug* now an the market |l t* matte by Vteri k A Co which |**id for tbr study the study wa* conducted on 4 44 4 men and women al 'M tiospital* lit Denmark Emlarut Ireland Norway and Sweden They were randomly assigned lo get simvastatin or dummy pill* Aiming the key finding* after live ) ear* of follow ufi - T h e overall risk of dea lh wa* 30 p e rie n t lower In the group that look sim vastatin, and thetr risk of d y in g from heart disease was 42 pen ent lower 256 patient* in tb r placebo group died com pared w ith 1*2 In the sim vastatin g ro u p Legal N otices iNTMiciacuircouac toe ti vouch i count f rioatoa esosari oiviuom •i • is *1 fU A Tto r vt t.. man i iv-r i s m t •torict or AOMlNIllSAtlO** Tv* *4m lnl|tr#ti#« *f **• •!'••• •- t t l u M A * Z IV M f* sitci «•*••*»«. r it* i n ter •v* C>»CidI Court t*> W--W* CounTf t*>4i e-ctaw 0 ri t-*e tv* MCvti ft •*** it e«i On** tv**** C l*-<** r*>o* m n »•* • »«« *-w M * l i u t Ol IV* p r -u e * ' s k i «*-•*•-•« to* *• pr-Hv*' -rv -•*•**!•*>** • •ITarn** *«r•**••«• aii im***»i*a **>vo>ii -o*u -r d I* tii* - Legal N o tices at psur P- K e *c**np*« rt p " i m RO B i R T A R A N D <IM Traomotpiii* Road T a a^attaa t L >: W ) and M t *K* *n*in*i m is ik * t **» at ik .» Cave* *n at batata l*., l| K d*pV *-•— IK* **•• at m* r.«pi puM HM wn at »K., Ppo- . p **h*r a aa a |uO* m*nr — a, M a*ta*ae •**.-** pou tor IK* r*-.** Or—'O-'iOrd « •K* Ce— p p -i W ITNESS — r h*nd and u * at Hu* ( a r * *k -v ptk dap at l«*l IS C A L I M A R r A N S I M O R St C LE R K 0 » THE C O U R T B r ButhKing OapuTp Car* P a v h p ip -tr - i l l i l . m i oex n *IN TH E C O UNTV C O U B T OF THE IIO M T E I N T N JU D ICIA L C IR C U IT IN A N O ZO R SEM INO LE C O U N TY F lO R lO A c a s e n o m i l l cc m u i* n court WITHIN '••*(( MONTh V or thf nsyr eusitCATiOH or miinoTicc III M 'l* *11 (IAI1S* *}* - I I **• * »W tl) • «» * b i* * li* e t f •* - V tl'f* p*r«*n ** ■**— IV * *•*><* otl —pup* 111*1 lS*'l*rie** IK* v*l■* tp t t IK* * m IK* *u*«ric*i>*rw •* IK* p r -K K P ' -f p -H P -'P ' rt r t -U P •r lurtpd-c*«e ** IK* (Ourl ALL CLAIM) ANO OSJiC riOHl NOT to ClLtO WILL at roaeves BAsaco PuAi'<»**r> at IK.i M*«k * kpp Lp * r or. 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Seniord Florida JJPPI. Tp .pnor* i POP I U n i x t i l t W . al Waal liv* I I I dept p rio r le lh* p r o ia r d n g II h ta p ln g lm p * lr* d . ( T D D i i *oo m i m . or v o i c e iv> I k u o m iP 'O via Florida R*<«p S*rvW* Publllh Noa*mb*r 10 4 IF. IttP O E X ft NO TICE OF SALE Car IP Nivun Pick up Maroon Vm r INGNOI ISZHClPOtYJ WP»r* PHFl**l Financial Court, longirood F L W » Wtton II It U Publith Nort-nbur IP l**p PEX IP* Th* g*n*f*■ public It tracouragrd lo appear •• Ihu h**nng and prtttnl input in x c x d p n c * aith lh* procedure, uTMipad b* Th* LPA P4Z or tubmil -n i t o n com manta c'O ComprX<*na .* Planning OTIic* 1101 E at! 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IttP OEX t) �Nobody played last night Gordon scrubs sports calendar Junior Magic League signups Free* >Uft Reperte SANFOHH — the lint* am K ililt Club i* mm rr(i*lrrtng tm>* and (111* l(rl»T rn Ihr ij(f« of H 4111I IM ui It* Junior Magl< Iln k f 1 h*ll l/4||lir Mrgt»trali<>n i% ««4iUt>k through h i iU i Not Ik at the Itm* «m l Gift* Club on IVfUmmnn 411(1 the Mldwat Iklt* 40(1 (till* Club (Ml .litm 4% Itavrrs nwu register lirtwreti S «m l tl p m 1he registration ter I* • IO prr p la in St .dr ami Innate i ink hr* alwi 4ir needed l ot information ( all ,l.Ki J I V i llVium m im Avenuetor .124 V illi |Jit* tvl |>t*< re Ikon bring thr liriirr pari of valor, most athlriw rv rn t* u hrdulrd for Wrdnrwday night in Seminole County wrrr ranrrllrd rarly in thr day dor to kxaJ flooding Irft by T topical Storm Gordon On thr high artmol scene thr boy*' haakrt lull Jamboree at Lyman High V hool and tlir boy* m m jamboree at Lakr Mary w r r r w aahrd out With all *U county whool* scheduled lo participate in llprdf tounum rnt* brgtnning tonight thr haakrt hall ju n ior rr w ont hr pteyrd Thrrr we* no word on whrthrr or not thr hoy*' •lx err Jamboree would br if * hrdulrd |AROUND THE STATE Missouri buyer eyes Bucs Thr only othrr var»it> rvrnt* *< hrdulrd for ta*i night wrrr two flr*t-round garnr* tn thr l-ody h o l e * Classic tvarkeltMll tournamrnt at Srmlnolr High School Thowr gamr* — Coma facing Lake llow rll and Spruce Crrrk taking on Lakr Itram try — will probably be playrd n m r llmr today. I A M I’ A A V|t«HHiit businexwman hoping tu land 4ii S K I. Iraru ht*e lor St t.«mi* (n tn n l an ri|u iu liii| t ll*t irf prospective Inner* lor the 14 ttifu lia v llm caneer* on Wednesday The h u n t of trustees n » r t v r l n | (he estate o( lair D im * owttet H u g h C u lir th o u s r i**urd a •I4lrm ent saving Stan Kroerikr ul C olum b ia Mo expressed an interest in por< basing the llin * d u rin g a telephone ( otifetrtw e i all Kroenke la « tialrm an ol T h r Kroenke G ro u p a (Mil air real e «la lr anil de«rlo|M nrnl iotU|M lii lie wa* I m o l i r i l In an un*u(*r**ful bid tit obtain an rxpanstort fra n rh iw for Si U m l* At Srm lnolr Com m unity College w hrrr classe-s wrrr <ancrllrd la*t night and for today, thr first homr gamr of thr *ra*un lor thr Lady Katdrr* ttaakrlttall tram — again*! Indian Klvrr Com m unity C ollrgr — wa* po*tponrd A make up dalr wa* not announerd Malone. Sixers roll by Heat 1‘H IL A D t l.l’H IA left Malone s o r e d 12 of hi* (ante h ig h tl point* in th r third <|uartrr to Irad the Philadelphia 7Gers to a l i f t - * , vx lorv o ir r I hr M ia m i U ra l on W rd rir«d a v 1tula llarro * hit 4 -of 6 t pointer* and had 24 jxilnt* a n d 10 as»i*i« and Clarence Weather* ptaui added In |*Mnt* for the Sixer* lilr n Mice led M iam i w ith 24 |utint* Jo h n Salley added 2 1 p>Mnta and 12 rebound* Heat ch arier interrupted FORT L A L D E H D A L F . — A charter flight ta rryin g the M u im Heal wa* forced to return to F o ri l . a u d r r d a l r - H n l l y w o o d In f e r n a l to n al Alrjiort after the rabtn de prraaurtred The plane e m n un te red mechanical dtfTIrultie* «h o ltl) a ftrr takeoff on If* flight to Philadelphia I orsrtav n ig h t The team temamed to Mouth FUxkta overnight lirlulr making llie flip lo Phlladrtpltla hit W n lu r a U r night * game Center Man Geigers eardrum ruptured when Ihe ( atrtn kal (H rm itr and wa* uiiatile lo •i <om|Mtiv the learn to Philadelphia herauar the in ju ry prevent* hint If tun flying Gators net exhibition win G A I N E S V IL L E — A n d rrw D rC tcru scored 25 point* tu lead llie t n lv rra lly ol H o n d a (.a im * lo a 91 H I exhibition w in over the Koratiel Men * ILixkt i I m II T r a m of K trv . I'k ra ln r V la d im ir Poliah paced K orabrl w ith 20 point* AROUND THR NATION NL G old Gloves given Cy Young winner G rrg Maddux earned hi* Tilth straight Gold Glove and MVP Jell liagwrll won hi* llrst a* National la-ague award* for flrlding pruwr** were announced Wednesday Th r San Francisco Glani* led the major* with liner Gold Glove winner* — nulllcldrr* Harry (kind* and Darien Lewis and third Iwvrman Mall William* AI*o *elrcird wrrr llouvlon second Iw vm an Crnlg Biggin. Cineiiiiidil *hon»toji Harry Larkin. Montreal outfielder Martjul* Grissom and St U>ut«< utchrr Torn Pagno//l W HAT’S HAPPENING Girls' Basketball Lady 'Nolaa Classic at Seminole Cocoa vs Lake Howoll. Spruce Creek vs Lake Brantley Times TBA OviedoalColonial J V . 6 p m . V , 7 30pm Boys’ Basketball ’ Ovltdo Tip Oil Classic: Saminola vs Titusville. 6 pm.; Oviedo vs. Tllusvllie-Astronaut. 7 30 pm. □ Lake Mary at Laesburg Tip-Off Classic □ Lyman al Spruce Creek Tip Oil Classic Lake Howell and Lake Brantley at Bishop Moore Tip-Off Classic Girls’ Soccer Oviedo al Saminola F. 4 p m . JV. 5 30 p m , V. 7 15 p m Lyman al Lake Mary. F, 4 30 p m , JV. 5 45 p m ; V. 7:30 p m Lake Brantley al Lake Howell F, 4 p m . JV. 5 30pm .V. 7 15pm PRO B A S K E T B A L L C 8 p.m. — WTBS. Chicago Hull* ul Houston Rockets, II.I Complete III __________ N n llN lM t | M I W M W As bad as the softball held at Citas# Park looked last night, many roads in the neighborhood were in even worse condition, forcing city and county Crew key to Balough win officials lo close off some roads until the waters receded As a result, most every e»ent on Wednesday’s sports calendar was cancelled Thr Sanlord Hrcrratlon Drparimrni i ancrllrd It* two activities Wrdnr«dav night thr co rd power vollryball Iragur at Sanford Middle School and thr thrrr tram playoff lor thr championship of thr Wednesday Mrn « Slowpttch Softball League SANFORD OPTIMIST PLAVRRS OF THE W KIK ■ r PAUL M A A S I O L IA Special lo tha Herald NKW S MY H N A B E A C II - A dedicated and hardworking <rrw w rir re*|Mtn*UUf ft*f Gary IM S tv r flatowgli wtnmng Ih ^ S lllr Model fraturr rvrnt Saturday night. Nov 12. at Nrw Smyrna Speedway ttakiugh • car rrcrlvrd r«lrn*«vr damage Friday nlgtit al Orlando S|M-r0worl(l wliru Hayrmind L it rladv lodr ovrr tlir lop til || during a firm lap m rlrr Hut aftrr llalough MHnrhu* managrd to drtvr thr car to victory lane, lit* errw *prnt thr rest of Ihr night getting the car ready to run al New Sm> rna " T h r crew did onr hell of a Job today." *ald llalough. who now ha* lour win* in lour «iurt» on (hr nrw *ra*on " T h r thrrr guy* worked •even hour* and used more than 500 rivet* grttmg ihr car togrt her "Even though Ihr car got tore up It didn't affect Ihr handling * llalough *1.ilted tlir ratr from Ihr ninth jMMitton. hut a second lap caution hrljird him work hi* way Into third placr by tlir third lap T h r caution tame out when Wayne Andrr*on. Hobby Hlakc. Hoti t i i r T h o m p s o n . C h a r l i e liamhain. and Dick Dougle* wrrr Involved In a chain fraction fender bender on Ihr way out of turn two. Anderson, Ihr only one lo return to competition, trailed llalough lo victory lane ahead of Bruce Everett. Bill Krrton. and Guy Thomas Conrad Grenier link advantage of a mid-rare caution to win Ihr Modified feature event. Grenier was running tn second place when leader Keith French spun to the infield Alter Inheriting the lead. Grenier raerd unchallenged lo claim the (Jifckerrd flag. Hounding out thr top five behind Grenier were, tn order of finish. Brian Van Alstlne. Harland Sanford. R J . Arnone. and French. Chrt* Lawrence outpaced the field lo win the Sportsman headliner. A l the dr o p of the green. Lawrence bested fellow pole siller Terry McDowell In an early duel for the No I spot. Once In command. Lawrence led every circuit lo pic k tip Ills llrsl win of Ihc season Five laj>s to the checkers. Joe Kandow passed McDowell fur sec ond plarc John While and Craig Conway were fourth and filth Wayne Parker — with Bill Gunn In low — took command of the Modified feuture when leader Dave Savlckl fell off the pare. Savlckl came back to finish third behind Parker and Gunn and In front of Joe Middleton and Boh McKenzie Tommie Elliott withstood several challenges liy Bill Morris and Claude Colllgnon lo win the Limited Lute Model main event. To n y Newsom and Bobby Seurs came In fourth and fifth The rest of Saturday’s card was cancelled due lo rainstorm* Fighting Sem inole gridiron leaders Recalling tha Sanford Optimist Club s Saminola High School football playar of tha week award* for their effort* In the Tribe s win over Leesburg on Nov 4 are es*4a revrW*? e< X 4 n CwMws 0** «*m CK4 quarterback Clifton Branch (left) and dafanaive tackla Ron Moore (right) Making tha praaaotatlon It Semlnol# assistant principal Bobby Lundquial Brown’s Central Level Vis on a roll Special le live Herald SAH ASOTA — Brown * Central Gymnastics Level VI squad registered its third consecutive Invitational chainjilnnshlji lost weekend. Nov. 12-13. when the gut* took the team title al the Surliest Invitational. The local*’ team score of IH2 20 jail them ahead of the Sarasota Sunbeam* ( I H1 35| and Hollywood YMCA 1180 H0| Klin Wood led the Brown's Central effort by winning the Individual all-around <ItampUmshlp In (he 8 9 age group with u composite More of 36 GO Teammate Whitney Shejiard was fourth (34 DO) On the way to her all-around crown. Wood also won the competition tn the vault (9.20) and parallel bar* (9.30) while adding second-place finishes on the balance beam (9.00) and In the floor exerctae (9. lot Shepard • top efTorta were her third-place showing* In the vault (8.95) and floor exerctae (9.00). Caroline Thomjison paced the 10-11 age group for Brown's Central with her second place llnlsh In the all-around (36 33). Along thr way. she won thr parallel liars competition (9 351. was fourth on the balance beam 18 95) and earned fifth III the IliMir exercise (9.15) Christy Shejiard won thr vaulting competition (9.90) and added a sixth on the jiarallcl liar* (8.95) on the way incoming in ninth In thr all-around standings(33.55). A fifth-place showing on (he jiarullel bars (9 00) and elghlh-placr finishes In thr vault 19.15) and floor exercise (9.05) iNNisted Carrie Brown to seventh In Ihc all-around (35 65). Allyson N c Imiii contributed u seventh-place effort on the balance beam (8 80). In the 12-14 age grnuji all around standings. Brown's Central teammate* Emily Cunningham (36 OO). Alexis Ford (35 H5|. and Sharon Wain (34.60) were third, fourth, and ninth, rrsjiertlvrly. Cunningham thr Brown s girls by llnlshlng second on the balance beam 19.00). fourth on the vault (9.10). lUlh In the parallel liars |9.10). and right In the door exercise (8 80). Ford collected third In the vault (9 20). second on thr liars (9.30). and sixth In thr floor exercise (9 00). Wain look third on thr balance beam 18.93) and lied for seventh (8 651 nn the parallel liars with Irammatr Amanda Strieker, who also had a fourth-place showing on thr balance beam (8.75) lo her credit. Brown's Central's Level V and IV teams also produced some outstanding Individual performances beginning with Meagan Mathers, who won the balance brain In the Level V 6 8 age group with a score of 9 20. Mathers ulso was third In both the vault (8.75) and llocr exercise (9.20) and placed seventh on the bars (8.75) loclalm second In thr all-around (35.90). Jessica Bllck was second tn the door exercise (9 40| and fourth on the bar* (9.50) on tl c way to finish eighth In thr 9-year-old division's all around standings (36 05|. In the 10 year old division. Jill Coody grabbed fourth In the all around (36.90) on the strength of her third In thr doorexerclae (9 45) and sixth on the beam (9.30). Jennifer Cam pa wa* sixth on the bars (9 45). Kim Poor won the balance beam competition (9.53) In the 11-year-old division. Lindsay O'Nale waa second on the balance beam (9.50) and seventh In the door exercise (9.30) to placr 10th In the all-around (36.15). Suzanne Price won the dour exercise title for the Level IV 10-11 age group with a score of 9.40. She also hud a third on the balance beam (9.15) on (he way to placing sixth In thr all-around 135.75). Kaey Hood took second on ihr balance beam (9 26) and fourth In the door exercise (9.20) as she finished 10th in the all-around (35.05). Sara Carter placed ninth In the all-around 135.10) ufter coming In seventh In the door exercise (8.95) and eighth on both the parallel bars (9.05) and balance beam (8.70). Ash'cy Brown was sixth In the door exercise (9.00) and eighth In the all-around standings (34 70). In the 9-year old division. Jennifer Frctwell was sixth on the parallel bars (9.20) while Amanda Luksls look ninth on the balance beam |9.10). In the 6-8 age group. Pain Gray was fifth on the i>urallel bars (11 30) and eighth in the door exercise (9 00|. Frrrcll Maguire came In fourth on the balance brain 19.03). Brllluny Deary placed sixth on the parallel bars (9.20). and Morgan Rutherford was sixth In the door exercise 19.20). Brown's Central's Level VI (earn will compete In Its state championship meet this werkrnd. Nov. 19-20. In Clearwater. FOR THE BEST COVERAGE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �*■ - S * n to « Moagij fientonl Moi>,u Thurgclg, Ftotomtsa 17. 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Florid* * Thursday, Novambar IF, 1994 SB P e o p le Defense reviewed for DAR IN B R IE F Bookstore celebrates book week LA K E MARY — National Children's Bonk W rrk I* a time honored tradition Celebrated since 1919 it tw dedicated to spreading the word about children's literature and encouraging the joys of reacting Annually, the week before Thanksgiving, schools libraries and ticsikstorrs applaud hook* and reading by coming up with fun Ideas In mark this sjtrc tal event This year s theme is "Read Ac ross Amertc a Mltle Wing Honks invites you to joti. them in •elehratlng the 73th year of "National Children's I Wink Week Nov 14 20 Hpot the dog will tie the mascot for this spec U ) celebration Join S(»nt on Saturday and Sunday Nov |M and 20 between the hours of noon and 4 p rn for ac tlvtties and giveaways On Sunday Not 20. Gall Hadley, author of the children's faldr. The Spinner s Gift will tie signing her tmoks tw tween noon and 2 p m Hadley t* ihe author of more than nine book* for children Irt addition, artwork created by students at Lake Marv Elementary, tiased on the works of Eric Carle (The Hungry Catepillail will Iw on display The bookstore provided a video, from Ihr publisher, which d rrnottstrates how Carle creates his Illustrations Tile students of Diane Neetz s art c lass used the samr techniques in ctralr thr artwork that w 111 Iw displayed Author Dawn Reno will also fw on hand at thr bookstore Sunday, to meet with students of Ihr loike Mary Elementary .Children's Writers Guild Reno will Iw rdlltng work clone by the students Five finished piec es will Iw submitted to a New York publishing henise lor publication tn some manner Reno said. "Children's Book W rrk Is really Important because tt opens kids up to reading " Mule Wing Bonks is loc ated tn the loike Marv Village U'uhlix) Shopping Center CALENDAR Overeaters Anonymous meets weekly Overealrrs Anonymous meris every Thursday, at 7 :w> ji m at the Community United Methodist C hun h, t'me> Ridge Road and U S 17 92 Casselberry For Information call Carol 322 0657 H elp for child support enforcem ent A s ih t tatichi for Children for Enforcement of Support. ACES will inert the third Thursday each month 7 p m at thr Seminole County Library. Caaaelbcery brain It. S H 4.M1 and Oxford Kiwi) Mretlngs are free Call 693-1729 <9 .'124 HMM lor m orr information Junior W om an’s Club m eets monthly The Junior Woman's Club of Sanlord Inc meets the third Thursday, at 7 p m . at the Woman's Club of Sanford. 309 S Oak Avc For information, call Tina Lee. 3 2 1-1955 evenings Sunrise Klwanls m eets Friday The Seminole Sunrise Ktwants Club mee:s every Friday, at 7 a m . at Shoney's US 17-92. south of Airport Boulevard. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome For information, call Lou Hevey. 322-0062 Substance abuse discussed SAFE. Substance Abuse Family Education. Is conducting a Families In Crisis" oulreach program Interested organiza­ tions wanting to contact the Life Savers Club of SAFE may call Mbby Kuharske at 291-4357 C O M A announces meetings The Concerned Organization of Men In Action ICOMAl meets the firs' and third Friday, at 6 p m.. In the church annex at St James AME Church. Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue. Sanford. Charles II Glliwiii. Aeruspace Science Instruc tor at Sanford's Seminole High School spoke to mcmtwrs and guests of Halite Harrison Chaptrr. Daughters of the American Hrvoluttori, at their Novrmlwr meeting at the Hanford Museum Introduced by Hetty Steflens. program chairman. Col Glftson has been Instructor at Seminole High School since 1067 and srrvrd. as a pilot in Ihr United States Air Force for 27 yrats He was horn In Sanford and is a 1953 grad uate of G r o o ms Academy He received his Hat hefor of Sc truce degree In Htofogtcal Science from North Carolina A A T University and Is also a graduate of the Air War College Col Gibson was com riiisatoned a second lieutenant through the Air Forrr ROTC Program and Is a command pilot with morr than 8,000 Dying hours He has Down metre than 10 different airrraft and Down more than 300 missions in Vietnam He was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and nine additional air medals Appropriately on Veterans I>ay lie addressed National D rfrrise and praised (he R O TC program the mission ol all branches of Ihe service Is to preserve, protect and defend otir country Although the fac e of the serv­ ices have changed dramatically within the Iasi 43 years. Col Glhsnn encourages young (teople tu atm for a service carrer He spoke on Ihr vital nerd for education staling lhat today 9H% cif thr service officer per sound have college degrees Hr said women comprise |2 \ of Ihe Army enlisted personnel. 4% Marines. I IT. Navy and 13% Air Force The changing profile of thr services reDect 34%R are married Mrs Ralph Austin Smith, (vast Klwanls Club Woman of the Year, was an honored guest She presented a picture of Dr Herberta Leonardy to the San ford Musrum to Alicia Clarke ( uratot Let manly was past Urgent of Sanford's Salle- liar DEAR ABBYt Last month, one of your columns Included a l e t t e r f r o m *' M a n I e e a In Alabama." asking w here women could go to meet decent men Your reply Included 10 likely places to meet single men. While you oflered some very good suggestions, you failed to mention thr best, most reliable plare — In a house of worship In most churches today, a grrat deal of Interest and eDort Is directed toward "singles” — that g r o u p l ong negl ect ed and expected to fit In w herever they could Herr In Charleston. S C., many churches, temples and syna­ gogues have “ Singles Depart­ ments" for Sunday school. Hiblc study, fellowships, retreats, and a host of other op|>orlunltles to socialize. While the purpose of singles ministries is certuln*y not 7 00 j 7 30 | BOO | 8 30 9 00 1 9 30 1I 10 00 I1 10 30 I 1100 I 11 30 ■•( n C »m »w >u HS0 iU M • n a n It* * C*j L m * 3 <Sj I p t*t* (tW«j Wf CaWWM Cm •• jw v i |flfr|i£rt l INI «UFH C*» I«P1W» » Qi m Cm i m l m e i t l| ^ l» tln im W *M ia»»a» C m m O A v i w n ' l f f DEAR SINGLE FEMALE: An excellent suggestion As Ihr Good lkx>k says. "A ik and II shall be given to you: seek and yc shall find ..” (Matthew 7:7) KRIS ORA VEN, FLAGSTAFF. ARIZ. DEAR KRISt Very little, actu­ ally But assuming there are degrees of Impropriety. It would seem more Inappropriate for fathers to tell their daughters dirty Jokes. I l A annual To r mat chmaki ng. It is an excellent place to meet decent, interesting, unmarried people I have seen drastic- changes tn recent years: We are now finding an unusual imbalance — more single men (ages 22-60) titan single women In the same age group. So. Abby. please tell "Manless In Alabama" to call her local churches and inquire about single mtnlstrtesA SINGLE FEMALE IN THE CHARLESTON AREA Wind's the difference? |■ d o n a lril as our selection to the State UAH Library in Orlando Krgistrar Cathy W iley of­ ficially welcomed new member Mary Anne Cleveland to thr chaptrr She Introduced as guests Maureen Bravo. Ann Bray ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBYt In y o u r re­ sponse to ‘ Humiliated.** you said, ' ll Is inappropriate for fathers to tell their daughters dirt y Jokes." A b b y. Isn't It Just as Inappro­ priate lor fathers to tell their sons dirty Jokes? ••• u t i l O w i u t twrn and Julia Sartln Historian Libby Boyd thankrd all who participated In Ihe Veterans Parade and expressed t hr thanks of Joanne Smith. VFW Auxiliary, for Veterans gilts do­ nated Virginia Mtklrr announced the resignation of Vice Regent Alynnr Faughnan due to the death of her mother and sutmw cpient move to Williamsburg Va Other announcements were that New American Heritage chair­ man will be Ann Howland and a New Car Chu pt r r Is being tormed with an organization meeting to be held In February It was announced that the Salvation Arm y has requested Bell Ringers Held! Haines wilt call to obtain a day for Chapter members to participate tn this » onittumtly effort. At the De­ cember meeting a memorial service will Ice held for Emogrne Hriscn.mn Hostesses Heidi Haines and Pat Elliott were thanked for their outstanding Thanksgiving cen­ terpiece and refreshments. ADVICI DEAR ABBY: When I rrad (hr lrtlrr from the 93-yrar-old hostess whose gucM* stayed and stayed, and talked and talked, while another guest played the piano and sang endlessly. I was reminded of the story they tell about my wonderful greatgrandfather One evening w hen he and my great grandmother had dinner guests who would not leave, he finally stood up and sold. "Come on. Gladys, let's go to bed so these nice folks can go home." DIANA HUTCHINSON, PORTLAND. ORE. TWlSf greeted by Betty Steffens, program chairmen (center), end Mildred Ortlt/ki, national defense chairman An article rtson Chaptrr DAK and went on Defense message to serve as Slate Krgent of the from the National Defender was DAK She received a J D degree read Informing the members from Stetson University and that President Cl i nt on has distinguished herself as O r­ signed a government edict put­ ganizing President of the Florida ting our troops u n d e r the Jurisdiction of the New World Slate Association of Parllamen tartans in 1933 A personal Trade Organization Th is orga­ friend of Mrs Smith's, she Is nization allows only one vote for listed In several editions of each country and submerges Mem W H O ' S W H O of A m e r i c a n United States Interests women Before her death In tiers were urged to write to thrtr 1961. she wrote "A n Elementary Congressmen Chaplain Esther Anderson Course in Parliamentary Law” and conducted seminars tn Par­ urged members In observe Na­ tional Bible Werk Nov 20 liamentary I-aw throughout Flor through Nov 27 Librarian Ida Grace Parks armcamcrf] ihat Ihr Virginia Mtklrr Regent, pre book w r i t t e n by C h a p t e r sided over the business meeting G r a c e M a r i e Pat Fos rrad thr President m e m b e r General s message and Skip Stinectpher. titled "A History of Ortltzkl presented the National the First Baptist Church. San­ ford. Florida IHH4-1984. has Church may answer a single’s prayer THURSDAY’S PRIME TIME 6 00 | 6 30 IC C f M S M Iltt M C Cot Charles H Gibson (USAF. ret ). guest speaker et the November meeting of the local chapter of ihe Daughters of the American Revolution, is _ . , , ___ . _ H rcrtf S h a w Sharing and caring T— ■» YVw— c DoLores Lash (left), president of the Woman's Club of Sanford Inc , presents her monthly Sharing and Caring Service Award to Libby Prevatt for outstanding service to the club and community Prevail has gone beyond the call ot duty In her efforts lor the club •s* u V k * i CINEMAS I 7i'<* FO R R ES T GUMP CLEAR & PR ESENT *33 *ooc DANGER LITC H FIE LD1 T CINEMA 10 3 3 6 0 N M svy U j - 1 2 4 O l Ifl tm S A N TS CLAUSE I W C IS >00 111 L IT T L E Q C A N TS » »» M l « » •» D O U B L E D^AQ . PO-1* P U L P F IC T IO N TH E W AR m « f t |a u t n ««* « K IIK U S « H ,I« K S » M a rro w . 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Sanloul Floods • Thursday. Novsmtwr IF 1W4 by Chic Young BLONDIE *K •U* « T i « . CO0PC** C* » > O F ’' . ! > or a jt •uirvvi i »} ra BEETLE BAILEY VOl/lL PO ANYTHING fO * A BARGAIN, W O N 'T YOU? m h a ir * 'm p l a n t s i *** a b o u t OitM • . by Art S*n*om THE BORN LOSER ■MM 3 THAT ■» KUPlL IN HUL cvtrr CAT F M»ftUWC» CAIR* HOUfi kftOUT THEIR «5C6X*T> ROM DO YOU ^ { T ------ LfjTLNTOlT by Charlaa M Schutx PEANUTS Mi MY NAME S KE5y‘N CAu YOl'R 006 COME O U T T O PLAY ? 1 ( u /El l I d o n ’t K N O T T Y v^ t l l h a v e t o s e e B i- f \ '#••7* r%fA ' (Ii/ i o ___ £ by Howl* Schnaldar EEK A MEEK Warts can readily be transmitted OK AH OK O O T T Please enlighten m r regarding wart* II they are nmtagkni* bow t* the vtma transmitted touching drinking out u! the same glass kitting someone with wart* hating tea with tomrorw who hat a « t t i and to on? Can a person tir a carrier but not havr warta? Why would a wart that appear* atm liar hr rnorr run lagtou* 11 It appear* on thr prnit or ia|itia than if It w rrr on thr handa. Irrt at » hrat? OKAH HEADER Warta arr caused by tlruara which arr tprrad by dtirrt land ollrn pmlonard) akin to akin contact in general, thr Itwrr a rllir thr contort. thr greater thr likrh hood of tranarntaalou Kor tnatani r brushing again at thr warl un a person* hand will prnimbly not irault in Infection with thr vtrot w hrrrat araual Intercourse fat ora trantimtainn Nome warit arr iruxr ratify tprrad than arr other* Warl viruses ran m a t in thr akin for variahlr periods lirlorr war t a act ual l y a p p r a i In particular. m rn without visible warta on thrtr genitals ran Infm thrtr (tanner* (Condom* ran effectively prutret against thia I Warta often duapprar without trratinrnt I hoar that rrtnatn ran uaually t r rurrd by thr application of prescription medl line, chiefly pdofUni One final comment Genital warta In w om rn have b rrn aaaorlalrd with camera of thr rrpruductlvr tract Thrrrfocr any woman with aurh warta a h o u l d b r t r r a t r d by a gynrroiogtat and hrr partner ahould br m rtkulousl) raarn Inrd lor non *1*1 hlr warta by a urologist or drrmatologtat uaing aprrtal trala To gtvr you m m r Information I am arndtng you a frrr copy of my llrallh Report "Vtruara and C a n e rr." Other rradrra who would llkr a ropy ahould tend I ] p lu t a long, trlf addressed ttamprd envelope to I’ O this 2453. New York. NY 10163 IV aurr to mention thr title DEAR DR G O T T My huaband has brrn advtard by hta doctor to havr knee replacement aur gr r y Aa an artificial knre Ufrapan ta about right year a hr la concernrd that a second replacement down the road might fir necessary In Europe ceramic la presumably uard for knee rrp lare m rn l Inatrad of metal and apjtrar* to fuar bet ler What la your opinion? DEAR H EA D ER I am not familiar enough with Europran ceramic proathrara to advise yuti To my kryow ledge, the u 5 artificial knee la a splendid product that works well and P ETER G O T T .M enable* patient* to maintain norma) live* for many year* The Itlraftali of the prosthesis wtU. of course deprnd on how strrnuously It la uard A ardrn tary perstm mav well enjoy ht* artificial knee lor a lifetime a runner may find ht* wraring out in a matter uf seat* Copyright IWM NKWSPAI’EH ENTERPRISE ASSN ACROSS R J. 1 P f s M p| Ti M if r ii > O A II It'S SO MTIS*. $ uMBAT. I > t OUMflK ^ \ so sa WIVITIW by Jimmy Johnson ARLO AND JANIS W ta ftTH E A 6U C E M TVfcJCDUU.fi ME HOWCAU YOU NATCH ) TV WITHOUT IT f > < THAT REALLY M N t f t YOU DOEtrtJ T I f f I JU M WATCH IT by Bob Thavat FRANK ANO ERNEST S P f r i A C ■■ T W H ^ r P / P Y O U t X P t L T l *• u n a IT O O H n ’T T A l f MUCH T O s u m is f A 7 u n AI SupW h - i7 C iw n M* *■ by Jim Davit GARFIELO In the year ahead, your leader­ ship qualities will become more apparent, especially tn your ca­ reer and social life. You'll want to make more of your own decisions, and your choices will be good ones. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 Think twice today before com­ mitting to a complicated col­ laboration. It Is s good Idea to steer clear of all endeavors having baste Information that's fuixy. Get a Jump on life by understanding the Influence* which are governing you In the year ahead Send for your Astro-Graph predictions today by m ailing S I . 25 in AstroGraph. cJa this newspaper. P O Box 4465. New York. NY 10163 Be sure to state your zodiac sign SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 211 If something doesn't work out us you'd hoped, don't blame your mate. Today's domestic TT " ,fr^) / /CMEFLL.MOt.Tf. \ THlSGUfCOULP s /HUETIER- UYJF VOU BROUGHT YOL* OWN CC€?. WHlTTLEO IT fMEClF Oi W TTAPPY'S FRONT .TORCH- ret w T* T n- n rn h — r Ej■ r■■■j zz■ J P j 1 z r P j■■q i 1r r J CL J _ AT n T7 - arguments could have a pro longed and negative effect CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 10) Co-workers might gang up on you today If you fall to see any merit In their Idra* He a good listener and keep an open mind. AQUARIUS (Jan 2 0 » b . 10) Financial recklessness may re suit In steep penalties today Let logic, not Impulsiveness govern your bank account. PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) If you want others to rally behind your banner today, you must truly believe In yourself ami what you are doing A R IE S IMarrh 2 1-April 19| When you've been trealrd un­ fairly. It's sometimes hard to let bygones lie bygones Today you might have to wrestle with this rnmtlnn TAURUS IApril 20 May 20) Resist hanking on tilings liial have nol hern finalized and don’t spend funds you’ve not yet received. Live In rralliy's realm. ■^WEsSL NOfl III I I I TM AK Wi « VA ■ T i t •1 AK 7l I AM WEST At 1 * a73 1 VA *y J * aK J •• a • Q 11 7 4 1 A3 4 aq J t M il Til A A J 10 * K 1**2 •A i * K 10 * 1 Vulnerable llolh Ih-aler South West NnMk Fast soutk I'm 1NT Pa** I a Pats < NT : * Pass i v Pstt 1 * All pa*» Opening lead *4 GEMINI (May 21-June 20 1 Establishing objet lives Is tidml ruble, hul today make sure ihr rrsuli will Ik- worth the effort CANCER (June 21-July 22) T his Is nol a good day lo lake on oilier people * responsibilities The extra burden might Ik- too much for you right now. LEO (Ju ly 23 Aug 22) lie extremely careful today not to repeat a costly business mistake from the past. Act professionally with everyone. Including your friends VIROO (Aug 23-Sept 22) Today, your way of doing things might conflict with the desires of your male He prrpared to com­ promise nr you will crrale un­ necessary tension LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 23| This could lie a day when you have lo contend with distasteful task* A negative altitude will make whal you have In do much harclrr Copr» '9MI«*( TE H P H I1 E M tM NEWSPAPCa Eh by Leonard Starr r v t 6dT r W A T C H IT. SANfFT/ 4T TIMES I ALMOST fttRalT that I 4J i t □: _J ANNIE r ^ l lH.IWSTER! YOU SURE Y WELL THIN, | C'YOM SET PEAL 1 CAN PO PlA/ f V W lt>e€ J LET'S RkCX / SWT A KNUCKlEHEADtP ^V.OREP TOPVAY WITH r \ ‘CYUlf / HA'fSCEf when \ SEECUE t ^ e u K ts of you ' 1I I v v H N . Q ^ P 0 W r i ,L A l l IRjC S S K I T m W.Rt ! t N ■ o . '. N ' f l R.P, A S f A N ■ S ip I i U L T one dm* ii By Phillip Aider "Hoy , that was unlucky.' said In yesterday * deal It helped If the declarer could vtsualtrr the Soutfi "I make If either the layout of the club suit and how trumps come in or the dub he could overcome a had break honor* arr split." True, but what did South In that suit Herr 1* another deal in which (he d u h suit sras overlook? Assuming West * diamond critical four lead was an honest fourth North appears to hr overbid ding by using Blackwood. but be highest. East had to have five or dors have good distribution and sla diamond* ta il was also control* Moreover, the ninth known to havr three hearts, and trump is usually worth about a hr followed to three spade* So he had at mint two dub* After king Upon winning the diamond the third *padr. South should lead In hi* hand. South drew two havr played a Huh to hi* king rounds of trump*, getting thr and a d u b In dummy's ace bad new* Mr ruffed his diamond Then he lead* the last spade If loser In the dummy and played Eaaf doesn't ruff, declarer con­ on spades, discarding a club on tinue* with a frump If East niff*, hr i* endptayrd tmmedi thr last round as East ruffed in a i r l y East must r et ur n a When East exited with a club. diamond, which drdarrr ruffs in South put tn his nlnr and won hand while discarding dummy's West’s Jack with dum m y’s b i t d u h loser Now South ftnrsaed his club IU. Counting hand* saves con­ but West produced the queen tracts. By Bernlcw Beds Osol YOUR BIR TH D AY Nov. 18. 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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>, November 17, 1994; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cf765aa0437c99040102ea3ca7784745.pdf 9a3ea5ab39284ee8bc60521a7a6f2834 PDF Text Text t TH U R S D A Y December 8, 1894 S an fo rd H erald S e r v in g S a n f o r d , L a k e M a ry a n d S a m ln o la C o u n t y a ln c o 1 0 0 8 87lh Veer, No 84 Election protested NEWS DIGEST INSIDE S p o rts A perfect 10 M >NC«W OOO f m ptoylng ih< unbrat*t>t< n p ia lln u itu t 4 Ira n i r a n 'l o il) ll II ran I n m r Ih r l.y m a n Inn* n o i o Irani registered ll* eighth •ImlcMil in Id games W n l n n i U v nighl Her l * i( r i n Pooplo Golden wedding anniversary 1 h r » ind* ol W orld W ar II acre ratlin; « h rn a lot al i m i pie %il<l Ih rli I do * Mol I hr \ survived ih r war and 5 < )y ra i* o fm arrU|{r Her Page SB. BRIEFS Car stolen from man in street S A S F O H l) — A Sunlnrd man wa% car Jai ked by two armed hmidrd atlaikrr* by Academy Manor Park last night ArvtirdmK In Sanford police ( inm dr Drum* W hllm lir ih r man timid oolttdr hit |9tt| Lincoln Tow m ar talking lo a Irtrnd al 9 l ’> p m when two turn wearing dark clothing wraring ma«k* and (waring black tiandgon* ran op In him and drrnandrd Ih r kr>% T h r man Inld Ihrm Ih r k ry t w rrr In thr ignition and Ihr *u*prd* got in Ih r t ar and d m ir oil I hr < ar hat mH tirrn recovered and Ih r subject* arr at lai|{r T h r ir h lr lr wat dntrrlhrd at hlor with tmwling hall" t utinm (Mini T h r iar t tail nom lirr It r v i : 351) Farm loans available SA N FO R D - Srm tnolr County .igriculiumt* suffering Tropical Storm Gordon lottrt will In­ eligible (or emergency loan* fnrni ih r Farmer t Munir Adniinitiraiinn Seminole County, along with *rvrn oihrr rrn lra l Honda <ountirt will In­ eligible (or thr F rn llA loan* l.oant up in $500 OOO rnav t r utrtl lo rrpatr or rrtio rr damaged larm property or rrim hu rtr expense* . . . . . . 1* laM M it arc Sanford flood* a la o avallahlr lo reimburse lost pmdnrlion rxprnse* ol damaged or lo*i crop* and llvfMork (awn rrpa vm rn l It based on Ihr applicant* ability In pay Apply at Frn llA oilier* 1700 K Srmoran lilt rl In Apopka Fla V o tes O K ’d by city; M cC lan ah an w an ts probe ■ r N IC K P P IIF A U P Herald Staff Writer S A N FO R D M lnulrt In-lore I Fir Sanlord City Commt**ion W rdor* ■Uy m u lle d ih r rr*ullt ol Tur-o day • <tty r i m ion. losing inrum lirnl t a mt Ida I r A A M tflanahan ftlrd an official protest with l)>r rily clerk snthic Conim i**ionrrt volrd lo certify Ihr trsults allrr an r*trn»ive dit mssion atmui MclTanah.in * l o i n T h r vntr In a|tptovr wat t rl with McClanelum not toting K rrr\ Lyix it who won Ih r r l n I kin wat In Ih r a u d lrm r during Ihr H r r Ele ctio n . Page 5A Commitaione* Lon Howell, center, left, end City Attorney Bill Col bed. nght. review Commissioner A A w,.w **■«»» H I i « » i wmwi McClanahan * proteal letter Elected to District 3, Kerry Lyon*, far right, videotape! the meeting Wedneaday Christmas in full swing Saturday ■y V IC K I D e tO K M IlB Herald Staff Writer SANFO RD If llu good laud t willing and ih r r r rr k don't rltr. ihr Christmas traton will gri u ndrrw ey oflu lallv in Sanlnrd on Srm tnolr |k>ulr\artl on Saioitiay aflrrn««»n III hr r r r r k tl-akr Monror. In I hi* ratr| dor* rise over Ih r traw.dl by F'rkUy allrrmirm. ihr annual Christina* parade will t«r m ovrd In F'lr*l S lr r r l and th r historic downtown businessill.in. i “ W e ll go oul th rrr on F'rtday allrrm*m and lakr a kink al Ihr situation.' *ald D atr Farr. r u n i U v e dtrrrior of ih r Greater Sanlord ('h a m tier ol ('o tn iliriir I don't think w r ’II havr In m o v r. hul wr II lakr a k«>k tin Ih r day In-Inre." Ih r rnlortul Christina* |iaradr I* )u«l Ihr flrwl ol a ho*t ol a rilvliir* in Ih r downtown dl*lrtrt d r«lgnrd lo tiring Ihl* Iropii al town down Inin Ih r r rtkp holiday «plrll With *lrigh lirll* Jingling and horn* blowing. Ihr paraite will kirk nil at 3 p m with fkiat* man hlng tiand* and performing group* ll |* expected that Santa himself will lakr tim r uul of hi* Inity *< lird u lr In rtdr on onr ol ih r (to a d r'a many lk>al» * I h r |iarailr t* Just Ih r beginning *aid Farr " T h r r r arr several o ih rr thing* going on in downtown a* wrll ' T h r arra around Ih r old Rltr T h r a lr r at Magnolia and Serond S u m will l«r traiiklomirrl Into a magtral. m u«lr play land (nr Ih r Rltr Mill/. ' sponsored hy Ih r Hu/ Rr»totaik>n Com m ItIre T h rrr will tie m nlinnou* rn irrta ln rnrn l w hedulrd lirginnlng al -I 30 p m around Ihr ih ra irr F'or Ih r young ami Ih r young al hrarl. I h r ir will tir a »mtw playground with ctnil Florida *now, «ourlray of h r Enterprise* on I3 lh S lrrrl Farr ha* promised lhal Ih r ir will In- rm nigh *now lo k rrp ll playahlr lor ipillr a w hllr In Ihr Bee C hrla tm a a . Page S A Residents meet government to discuss flooding Symbol of freedom Rewards for savings S A N FO R D — Tw o rrn lra l Florida Mralth ami Krhahilliatlvr S rrvlrr* employers w rrr In Inp rrsrntrd with a rrrttlli air today horn Florida TaxW atch In rrt ognniion lor th ru efficiency Bee Brief*. Page 7A By SANDRA E LLIO TT Herald Staff Writer Compiled from stall report* LX) NO W O O D - W hen ih r Florida *klr* oprn up with torrential rain, flood w eary resident* of Wlldmerr Manor «uhdlvtalon brace Ihemarlvr* •»* their Klrrrt* turn Inin rapidly (lowing Over* and water Inches Inward Ih rir home* T h r problem ha* gone on lor y r a i* w ith c o n r rr n c d rltl/ rn * *rrking rrlirl bouncing hack and lo rlh be I w re n city and ra iin ly I PONT CARE IF IT’S LUNCHTIME. THE SOONER I 60 TO SLEEP, THE SOONER SANTA WILL ARRIVE. nlHrlal* like a ahulllerock III a badminton game Correspondence between the govrrnm rntal unit* on I h r subject co uld (III a large notebook. Flooding occurs w hrn heavy rain cause* a rrirntion pond and counly ditch known a* Fairy Lake Canal In overflow. W alrr from Counly Road 427 a* w rll a* Stair Road 434 drain* Into the retention area. In Ih r deluge *|tawnrd hy Tropical S lu rm Gordon. «Tly crew* and Bee F lo o d in g, Page SA Sheriff offers tips for safest holidays SA N FO R D — Seminole Counly Sherill Don Flsllnger wants you In have a c heery hul *a!r holiday Ihl* year The Crime Prevention Unit ha* Ihrsr *uggr*unn* In make sure you're not an easy target for crime or injury: Dec. 8 17 sh o p p in g days to C hristm as IN D E X ClaiiKliiii.... ..4B.5B Movlo*.......... 0*0*0wl Comics...... ....... SB Nation........... Crossword..........■■ Pooplo........... Door Abby..... .....l l Polloa........ Deaths...............SA School Menu.... IB ,a s Dr. Oolt........ Editorial....... Florida......... 2A Woathor......... Horoirnna aa World........... BA More fog, we need Rudolph Today M o * lly tu n n y High In •(•** upper 70* to around NO 1.1 K h l w i n d he< omliiK norlhrati 5 In lO m ptl. For mere weather, eee Pape SA * ** t>T Tomm, Vmc*f>« The Salllo Harrison Chapter ol Iho Daughters ol the American Revolution, presented a new Hag lo Rostlawn Cemetery during a Docember 7 commemorative ceremony The Hag, llown over the nation's eapllol In Washington. D C . was providod by Congressman John Mica On hand (or tho presentation, left lo right, DAR Rogont Virginia Milder, DAR Historian Libby Boyd, and Resllawn Cemetery representatives Bernard Mdchell ol Wilson Eicholbergor, Inc . and Enulco Wilson, president and ownor ol Rostlawn Shopping • Me aware of who's around you al all lime* • Keep purse* and |kiui hr* ilo*r In you and closed • Avoid t arrying large amount* ol rash. • lawk your package* oul ol sight in Ih r trunk ol your vehicle. • Ask a store employer lo a< com­ pany vou In you car If you arr concerned about your safety In your vehlrle • Keep door* lot krd and window* rolled up • Avoid unfamiliar area* • Give yourself plenty ot lime lo avoid rushing • Always keep your gas lank al least half lull Al home • Check tree lighting lor lure wlrr* • Don't overload outlets • II you havr a fireplace, make sure Ih r Hue I*clean helorr using. • Replace smoke alarm liottertr* If you plan lo t>c away lot thr holidays. I he Shrill!'* Ollier oilers a “ House Watch'' service. Deputies will check your property and report any problem* Call 330(1050 for more Informal Ion — r u m pi led ItarHrlil by J M a rk ‘What you don’t know about trains can kill you’ By <1. MARK BARFIELD Herald Senior Staff Writer SA N FO R D — Trains can kill you II you gel In Ironi ol them Th a i's the main message ol "Salrgale," a railroad crossing safely awareness pingram Wednesday Olllcrrs with local law enforcement agencies and thr Florida Dr|iartmrnl of Trunapor* lailon Motor Carrier Compliance Office slaked m il local crossings lo assure motorist* are wary of (he H.OOO ion behemoth* when passing over track* Apparently lower mutmlsts arr herding train* According to Basil Mi Knight. F D O T safety llaaon. six people were killed In crossing accident* with trains luH year, three times ih r m im tirr killed In 1992. Typically. GO percent of motorist* killed In car-train accident* Ignore galr* and go around Ihrm. McKnlglil said th rrr are atmui 50 missing* In Seminole County. “ Salrgale" Is a Joint program of Ih r American Aulom nhllr Association'* Florida Ojirratloii Lifesaver program. C S X Tn»n*|Kirti»Uon. F D O T and loeal law enforermenl agencies "W ltui you don't know about train* can kill yo u ," I* the mol In nf the rflorl. A lew irai k facts • A light passenger car. traveling al 55 mph m p iirrs 200 leel lo slop and a Imctor trailer tired* 300 feel A lOOcur train (raveling al 55 mph need* a mite or more to slop • Because of Ihrir sl/e. Irulns appear lo lie moving slower than cars • Trains lend lo appear farther away lhan they really ure because of their size. T h r rule* lo living al a rallin.ul crossing ure See Croaalng, Page 5 A UBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E BEST LO CAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2 �aA S«ntoM) H *iM . Ssntord. Flondl - Thuikda* OK*mtnM B. IW4 D ACROSS TH E S T A T E FLORIDA BRIEFS Last toy drive before Christmas Gold Wing riders to gather at Cafe Jake’s Fem ale red w olf released G U L F IIR E E / E — A female rrd wrttlf M.«% been released l<> follow In tirr fjtliri i tr.«< k% on tin Island ofl tin Mississippi » nast as |m M of a program to reintroduce (hr nearly extinct specie* Inin I h r wilt) M ir 1 vrar old frtnalr was irlrastd l.iwt week on H o rn Island by Ihr U S Kish and W ildlilr Service and National I'aik Service She l« the offspring of one of seven pul** b o rn on the iiM nd during fbr six year* It ha* Iwen jtari of the Wed Wolf Hetntrndui lion Program The frm alr ha* connected with » male wolf placed on the Inland last April a park servlt e olfti lal said Wednesd.tv "W e ore wet* of trac k* together." vtul Gulf Island* National Seashore Superintendent Jerry Eulunk* Horn Island. which ha* no land at« e*v l* part of the national *ea*hore hra(h|uartrrrd here It Include* l*tand* In Mississippi and the Florida Panhandle Th e primary purpose of placing the wolves on I he island l* to acclimate them to life In Ihe wild under con Irolled rlrcuin •lance* beforr relea*in|i (hem Into wilderness atea* su< h a* the Alligator River National Wildlife Relume In North Carolina nr Great Srnokev Mountain* National Park But official* a)*n hope the wolvr* will male w hile on Ihe Island ■ y V IC R I D o S O R M I E Fl Herald Stef f Writer SA N FO R D Imagine waking up on Christmas morning to find nothing tirnrath your ttrr. tl you even have a tree 1hat scenario will lw plavrd out all list often In Su n ln id this holiday season Youngster* front rcuitonilt allv disadv.tu Urged households will see that Santa * budget did not have room for their simple request* No the Jolly Old Elf ts seeking sewnr assistance from the com m unity in grtting enough presents fa bring a smile to the face of every child in town At Cafe .Jake's on F irs t Street In downtown Sanford's historic business cli* trtet. those who want to help make this a merry Christm as will b r gathering on FrltLiv evening at 6 The II and 112 t hapter* ol the Gold W ing Road Hitlers Assentation will lie mi hand with th ru lan^y mot tier y Ice* and sacks of toy* a* i or ding to John Firm an, an oil It Ml with the t lull They air coming from a* lar away as Daytona Beach and Orlando In tietp the •htlrlrrn of Sanlord Gold W ing motori vclrs ate the top ol the line hr said costing between §15,001) and f . ' o u r l each Most are also customized with r htnme and even gold accessories that Increase the beauty and value of the blkrs r onsldrrahly 1 hrv are real allow pieces." Firm an »atd Each me tn tier of the Gold W ing Roait Riders A**ot latlon will atrlvr at llte event with s n r ia l toys strapped to the back of the hike Hill sent immediately to death row isolation First televisions, now newspapers ■ y BILL K AC JO B JA C K S O N V IL L E — Sheriff J im Mi MilUn who pulled the plug on Jallhouse Irlevisions. I* now considering whether to keep prov tding Inmate* with dally newspaper* ■'We re looking at whether we should hr spending ta\|*tver* money for this or whether Ihe tnmatrs should la- providing <1 for I hem selves ' McMillan said The department spend* B 13.00.1 a vrar lor 109 d a ily copies of The Florida Tim rw-Union. said Sgt Malcolm Adam* a spokesman for McMillan's other Mt Millan plans to m rrt with the drfMrtntrnt administrator* to dtwuss the cost* and effect* of giving tnmatrs new spa per* "There are some obligation* lor prison ofllrlal* to allow Inmate* access to newspaper*, hut th rrr l* no obligation requiring that the newspaper* lie provided to inmate* at tav|M>rrs rv p rn s r,1* said Hohyn lilumner r im it l v e director for the American C ivil Lilierlir* Union of Florida In August McMillan ordered the removal of 56 televisions from Ihe county's three Jail*. saving he was prodded b y public pressure and financial concerns Forty sets were retained for classroom and orientation programs Associated Press Writer P E N S A C O L A — Authorities havr wastrd tut time getting anti at>ortloii killer Paul Hill to Florida's death row A van with It* motor running was watting lor him outside the courthouse after he received two death s rn trm r* Tuesday for the July 29 shotgun killings of Dr John IMvard Britton and escort J a m e s H a r r e l l o u t s id e a Pensacola abortion clinic Both men were unarmed The van — escorted by two Florida Highway Patrol cruisers a Florida Department ol law Enforcement car and a Jail car — look Hill tn the state Department of Correction* Reception Center at lake Butler, ahout 300 miles e»*t of here Two com puter bulletin boards shut dow n PENSACOLA — Slate and federal agent* havr shut clown two Pensacola computer bulletin txvards suspected of transmitting obscene photos The owners say they were sending nude pictures not hard -core pornography Agenis seized equipment last Thursday front Ttta n Software Solutions and Electric Blue, two rompulet on line services There w err no arcest* as of Wednesday "What they came looking for they did not find." said Titan Softwarr operator Clayton Manson H r said the picturrs showed swimsuits, lingerie, a little T-and-A. and that sail M.insult said he hud offered more explicit picture* on a. nallonallv sold C D -R O M program hut pulled it about *1* month* ago when he discovered It may be against the law tr transmit them. • Electric Blue owner Cliff Hicks said his pictures w ere simitar to those found In adult magazmr* sold at local convenience store* Hicks estimated *18.000 worth of equipment w-a* tonfiscal ed Manson said he was try ing to reestablish his bulletin board with different equipment Custom er service in Spanish TALLAHASSEE - Florida ts falling in conduct enough roadside safety Inspections and ensurr safety violations are cor­ rected on registered commercial trucks and busses, a state audit has found The audit released Wednesday also said Ih r stale Isn't making enough visit* lo truck und bus terminal* to review pajirrwork on repair* and driver hours, drug test* and physical* Th e sla te 's goal was 867 terminal Inspections In 1993 Cash 3 1-7-7 P la y 4 1- 3- 61 S a n fo rd H e ra ld Thursday. December B, 1994 Vol 87. No 94 PuUltHsd O nly and Sunday. a>c«(X 'ha Sanlord Haraid. Saturday by Th Inc S00 N francs * «a , Sanlord Fla u m Sscond Claaa Postaga Paid at Sanlord. Florida and additional mailing errtcas Poalmaalar Sand addraaa changaa lo THE SANFORD H ER A LD P O Boa IS47. Sanlord. FL M 772-1M 7 Subscription Rata* (Dally A Sunday) Marl 1 Month# • Month# 1 Vaar iis s o M4 00 U S 00 SC* 00 i n oo m oo Florida Rastdanta m u d pay TS. aalaa la a In addition lo ralaa abova Phona (407) S Z Z -lS tt. only 45 have been done "T h is l* an area we haven't looked at al all." said Rrp Lew Miller. D-Tam pa. who heads the Florida House's new transporta­ tion oversight committee. "Once that comes out It's going to cause some concerns." T h e rc|H»rl estimates some 5 8 1.000 rrgisirrrd heavy coni m rrrla l trucks and buses cruise Florida's roads. Th e stale needs brttrr trained officers and equipment to tn irk down ih r violator*, the uudil says th e Legislature's Office of FO LK Spe< tal Agent Larry Smith said authorities dev tiled on Ihe quick transfer without flr*t r e t u r n in g I h r fo rm e r minister to the E*< am liM County Jail for security reasons Activist* on both side* of the abortion issue agreed the death sentences would do Utile nr nothing to prevent further an ft abortion violence Some pre dieted Hill * execution would tnsptrr further violence Hill. 40. is a former minister In the Presbyterian C h u rc h In Pre The D O T * publii information office had received several In ­ terview requests hut Hill prolsi hl> will not la allowed to s|>eak In reporters Ihl* week, said spokeswoman Laura Lrvlng* in Tallahassee She *aid hr prolM hly would br restricted to rate Interview a week W r antlrtpatr him arrepttng almost every r e q u e s t l e v lugs said Hill ha* an tndtvldual cell at the prison, she said Only about 30 of nearly MM> death row inmates arr liousrd al the pris­ on. home of Florida's electric clralr The others are held at nearby Union Correctional In atitutlofi In Halford It usually takrs several years Iteforr executions are earned out After Circuit Judge Frank Bril srniem ed Hill, hr apjmtntrd the public defenders' office to r e p r e s e n t h im d u r i n g an automatic apjtral lo the Florida Supreme Court Hill had represented himself tn Mate court and In a related Federal trial A legal advlarr appointed In the HUM ID ’CAM *ati| I till lolit tilm h r clltj qot want lo pursur appeals In either case Hill also received two lllr sentences last week In U S District Court for violating a new federal law pm trrtin g abortion clinic* He was the first person Convicted under the statute Program Policy Analysis and Government A c c o u n ta b ility conducted the audit during the llrst half of this year based on last year s records. Interviews with agency officials and their counterparts in other states About 140 D O T troopers made 53.000 roadside safety tnsprrlions last year, figures show Auditors found that 428 of a satnplrd 497 roadside Inspec­ tions turned up violations According lo the Slate De­ partment of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicle*, there were 4.248 serious accid e nts in v o lv in g tractur-lrallnrs and buses In 11812. up about 162 from the year before Frank CarlUe. D O T assistant secretary, said Wednesday the failure to do Ihe terminal Ins|iectlons — none were done In Miami. Ocala. Pensacola or T a l­ lahassee — was because trixqiers feel they should be out on thr road conduct fug inspection* The audit rejiori agreed, but also said that thr agency tuok three years to write rules lor I h r terminal Inspections after Ih ry were created bv the legislature In 1989 THE WEATHER Tonight Partly c lo u d y latw tn the lower to mid *4>* Northrast wind 5 mph Friday Partly clo u dy. High in the upper 70s to around 80 Northeast wind 10 m p h Saturday M orning fog then partly cloudy w ith a chance of showers Lows in the mid 50* north to mid 60s south Highs in tin- lower 80* S u n d a y Morning fog then partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Lo us In the t»Os Highs In the upper 70* Monday. Partly clo u d y with a chance of showers. Lows m the up|ter 50s to tile lower 60s Highs In the upper 70s. FLORIDA TEMPS Citr Dattsna Baacti Fl Laudf'daW lia-iwifiis jaUwnxtla Kar am Lataiaed Viami Ofianeo Pamacaia iaxwla TaitasaiM* Tampa VatoBaath W Palm Baatti Hi Pet U r* 14 ff n tt 14 so •s ft n n ii n S4 •7 If fl a M if H §0 n •i 10 44 41 #0 44 It NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK LOCAL FORECAST 00 00 oo 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 tr e \j-sk TH U R SD A Y S u n n y 8 0 -6 2 F R ID A Y P t l y c ld y 8 0 -6 2 MOON PHASES i C od N EW Dec. 2 FULL Dec. 18 F IR S T Dec. 9 LAST Dec. 23 BEACH CONDITIONS D aytons Beach: Waves art 1-2 feet and choppy. T h r current Is lo the south Water tempera lure ts 71 degrees New S m y rn a Beach: Waves arc 2 (ret and choppy. The current Is to I Ik - south. Water lem pcraturr is 72 drgrers i 2 6 1 1 -1 0 - 1 6 6 Dave Farr (nghl) execute** director ot 1h# Grsator Sanlord Chamber of Commerce, and on lha tree commute* with Sanford Main Street was on hand yesterday when the Itve Christmas tree armed, donated by the Treehouse al Florida Fancy. Inc in Ihe 14 Industrial Park The tree will be decoraled and lit for this weekends holiday activities centered around the Magnolia Square area In downtown Sanford Placing Ihe live 25 tool tree into position were maintenance department public works workers Paul Parker (from left). Bert Herring. Butch Willey and Jet! Davis s ttasy 5 •*§»m**■>§»tor TxMtf y»Ksaf O h C hristm as tree • y Ths Associated Press From Associated Press reports MIAMI - Here are Ihe winning numbers selected Wednesday in ihe Florida Lottery: Alter a lew Itours ol prtsrs* log It SI was transjKirted l*> nearby Florida State Prison at Starke Am erica and O rthodox •bytrrtanChurrh State audit finds safety inspections lacking JA C K S O N V IL L E — H lu r Cross and Blue Shield of Florida ha* improved Its rusinm er srrvire system so S jmmis Ii sjM-akers ran rrport suspected Medicare fraud Mrdlrare beneficiaries with tout h tone telephones can call the Medicare customer servlre line at I -800-666-7586 T o talk to a Spanish-speaking representative, they can now press " l . " By pressing " 2 ." they can report suspected Medicare fraud Or. if they stay on the line, a customer service representative will answer The telephone line is In operation from ‘J a m until 4 :3 0 p m E S T . Monday through Friday Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Florida Is a carrier lor Medicare Part B tn Florida under contract with the Health Carr Financing Administration LO TTE R Y "It II be quite a scene h r said Meta Brook* of ihe First Impression* Fatly Childhood Development Center, who l* organizing the Friday night toy drive says I hat many more toy* are needed W r havr *o many needy chlldieri tn Sanford, she viid She said this will fie Ih r last toy drive brittle Christmas and she said there arr very lew gilt* tn the treasure chest so far W r need the r m nm untty to come out and *up|xtt1 th is." site said ffietr will la- live entertainment and fond available at the party. Admission 1* free to ilutsr who bring a new or clean, usrd tov to tile disir I lim an satrl the Gold W ing Road Rider* plan to route and haVT a good lime H r trope* other* will join them S A TU R D A Y P tly c ld y 82 62 r v j'A , V SUNDAY P tly cld y 82-62 TIDES F R ID A Y S O L U N A K T A B L E : Min. 10 50 u.m . 11 20 p in . MaJ. 4 40 a tn.. 5 O r. p m T I D E S : D a y to n a Beach: high*. 12 37 a m IO-1 p in . low* <i 49 a m . 7 24 p lit N ew S m y rn a Beach: highs 12 42 a m., 1.09 p m.s lows. 0.54 a m . 7 29 p m Cocoa Beach: highs. 12 57 a m.. 124 p m . lows. 7 09 a m . 7 -14 p.m BOATINQ St. A u gustin e to J u p it e r In le t To d a y Wind northwest IO knots Im filming north to north­ east If) to 15 knots Seas 2 lo 4 feet. Bay and inland waters a moderate chop. Tonight W ind northeast to cast | 0 io 15 knots Sea* 2 to -I fert. Bay and inland waters a moderate chop Friday Wind rosl 10 to 15 knots. Seas 2 to 4 fret Bav and Inland w alrrs a moderate chop MONDAY P tly c ld y 8 2 -6 2 STATISTICS Th e h ig h tem perature tn Sanford on Wednesday was 77 d r g r r r s a n d T h u r s d a y 's overnight low was 61 degrees as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Educational Center. Celery Avenue Recorded rainfall lor th r jirriod ending 9 a m Thursday, totalled 01 Inches, S u n set.................... .3 :2 9 p.m . S u n ris e .................. 7 :0 6 a.m. s-gs a^aoxem gsi i m l o l l <m f i t M. u Pre c*9 Anetwaag* 00 14 AOwvill* A) 4f Atlanta Al 12 44 JO (1 Atlantic City Autlin to I I •> Baitimora Af J! Bav ton 14 24 n Butlaw 14 22 n Burl'**Ion VI If i| •i CSartatlon i C fl IA Csariation A Va V Csariotta N C ft «f Ctwyanna 41 If ti CSKaga JA 21 u Cltwitwall If 11 n Clavoiand 40 J2 n Con<o>d M H 4$ if ti Dana# Fl Worts 44 10 Don»or 24 •t II Dai Mo.nav )l 24 Dotra)! 14 11 oa Honolulu 14 r 4 t i Houston •) fl Indlanaooliv 44 » 01 Zunaou m » II kantav Cltf 11 V Lai Vrgat 40 41 Lima H k I Al 42 Lo* AngoWt 4f 4f Mampni* A) 41 Miloaukao 1) 21 •I V * i Vi Paul » 22 N a ts ,ill# Al 42 N t » Or Want •2 *4 ttr * York Cltf If 21 «r Oklatioma Cit, 41 n n Omaha fi H PhuaOoipn.a A) 22 n PSoaru ■ Al 44 Ptttvburgti 14 2f 14 St Loui* If JA kalt l aka Cit« u 20 01 W F rant iwo 14 44 ihraraporl SO 44 1 41 Wavtiington 0 C 44 Jf OtIA VI <tty ctfy (f r (dy cdy ctfr tn cdy ttff rn cdy dr tdr tn rn cdy tn C»f c»r %n edr edr rn Ot edr Of tn CH rn edr edy rn edr edy edr Ot edr dr rn edr (iff Clr edy edr �Sanford H.taid Sanford Florida Multiple charges Halph LaMonl Manly. '23. of Allam untr Spring* waa arre*led by D in gw in d police Tuesday on chafer* connected with a ir|»utril attar k on an officer Nov 30 al in Albert aon‘t »lnrr on U S Highway 17 02 Manly reportedly had been handling the lawn of the lauigwtxxl (Hitler officer win* had tiern In charge of the inve.iigalkm in thr earlier Incident Lung wood r aaid Hardy waa arreatrd by Ilie <*TTl« er when hr went to the officer'a borne to roJlert money lor lawn inalntenam e In connection with Ihe Nov 30 incident. Longwood poller charged Manly with unarmed hurglarv grand theft and m illin g an officer with violence On the M in e ra w Sheriff* • drputlr* ■barged Mardy with aggravated ta itrry on a law e n fo rc e m e n t officer and uttering a forgery Lalrr at Ihe John K folk Correctional Facility deputies found lie wav alao wanted for violation of probation In connection with three prrvlooa <a m k tloni Impersonating an o ffic e r lim n I’atrtrk Brown. 22. of 130 Bunker Lane. Sanford wav arretted by therlfr» depullet at lilt residence Tuetday IVputtet vaul a CaMelberry m an al Itlg Tree Park wav approached by Brown who Identified himteif av an nffker. and demanded lo vrr the man'a Identification W hen llie victim Ilanded over lilt wallet, deputies vald Brown reportedly fled from the area driving off In hia vehicle With w itnew informal ton and Brown v llcrn ar nurntier drputiet trar krd him to hla home wliere he w a t artrtird on c hargrv of faltely Imprraonallng an officer, and petit theft Dom estic cases • Marvin Martin 21 3000 F. 20th Si Sanford w a ta rrrvlrd by drputiet on Frog Alley near S R 40 Tuewday following a reported dtapute with a female Me wav charged with baltery. dnmratic violence • Gregory Mark Morrlton 40 46H Ourentbrtdgr Drivr near Lake Mary wat arrevted by depot let at hit reticle ncr Tuetday following a ditpule Involving iw u frmalet Me w at charged with two rounta of battery, dometiie violence • Brenda Kulh Moore 45. 1813 Knot Ave Sanfoed. wat arretted by drputiet at her rrtidenre Tuetday following a repotted altercation with her brother She w at clvargrd with baltery. d o m rttlr violence • John I aim k O linen. 37. 722 Rlverbend Blvd Longwood wat arretled by depullet Monday follow mg a reported divputr w ith hit ton Mr wat charged w ith aggravated battery • Mary F.llen O'Hara. 33. 3806 Elder Sprlngt Circle. Sanford, wat arretted by depullet at a nearby rrtld rn re early W rdnetday. following her reported attempt lo peril a woman from her car in the woman a driveway She waa charged with attempted burglary to a conveyance, battery dometiie violence, and burglary • Lamar Harold Holloway. 10, 54IS Birch Bend Loop. Oviedo, waa arretled by deputlea on Red Bug Hoad Tuetday. In connection with a dtapute between aeveral pertonv He wat charged with aggravated aaaault. and potaettion of a concealed firearm Check charges Calvin I) Woodard. 27, of Miami, wat arretted bv Sanford police Tue td a y at a bank on S Orlando Drive Police taid he had attempted to rath a check which proved to have been stolen Me waa charged with uttering a forged Instrument Warrants 1 Johnny Willie Daniels 35. 23<jO W Iflih SI , Sanlord. wat arretted by deputies at hit residence Tuetday He waa wanted for violation of probation on a conviction of petit theft • William James Shuler. 34 . 30 William Clark Court wat arretled by deputlea Tuetday at h it residence He wat wanted for falling to appear on a charge of d riv in g with a auspended/revoked license • Kenneth Edward Matthrwa. 23. of 2418 S Cedar A v e . Sanlord. w at tervrd warrants at the jail Tuesday He wav served a warrant for obtaining property with a worthiest check Later at (h r jail, deputies found h r wav previously wanted on seven additional warrants, each for obtaining property with a worthiest check Car found Omar Malik Campbell. 20. 2720 Kldgrwuod A v e . waa arretted by deputies following a traffic stop Tuesday on Highway 17 92 near Weldon Boulevard Mr w a t charged with driving with a suspended/revoked license Officers alto found the car he wat driving belonged to hit aunt who told deputies the had not given Campbell permission to use the car Me was given an additional charge of grand theft auto Stolen/recovered vehicles • A 1987 Ford, reportedly stolen from ihe 400 block of Beth Drive, waa recovered by Sanford police early Wednesday In the 300 block of Persimmon Avenue • A black 1987 Nissan pickup truck was reportedly stolen Tuesday from the Seminole Com m unity College parking lot on Weldon Boulevard • A light blue 1986 Pontiac, license number PBB-27A was reported stolen early Wednesday from the 700 block of W 20th Street Incidents reported to Sanlord police • A cclular phone valued at »399 was reported stolen Tuesday from a vehicle parked In the 200 block of Sir Lawrence Drive. • A T V set and other Items w ith a total value of $430 were reportedly taken Tuesday from a residence In Ihe 2000 block of W. I8lh Street • A witness told police two wom en were seen burglarising a home Tuesday In the 2600 block of French Avenue. Items missing Including a hearing aid were valued at $820. • A $125 C D player was reportedly stolen Tuesday from a business In the 300 block of E. Commercial Avenue. • An estimated $200 In Hems was vald to have been taken Tuesday from a garage In the 2500 block of Palmetto Avenue. • Personal checks and other Items were reportedly stolen Tuesday from a residence In the 1300 block of S. Elliott Avenue • A utility trailer, dresser and other Hems valued al $1,650 were said to be missing Tuesday from a residence In the 200 block of Molly Avenue A $150 VC H was reportedly stolen Tuesday from u residence In Ihe 1300 block of Mrllunvlllc Avenue. M ix e d AOAM Y E Q M A M I Assoclaiad Press Writer Increased over Ihe |m h I two years The higfwr rales applied to all racial arid ethnic groups Asian students were the largest group taking the tougher courses followed hy whites Indians Hispanic* and blacks G irl* completed the classes itwirr often than hoys T h r number of high school students whose grades were good emnigh to qualify for flnan rial help for college increased B u t t h r g r a d u a t io n ra le sllpprd from 78 7 percent In 1992 9 3 lo 75 H percent tn 1993 94 th e d ro p o u t rate c'limbed from 4 1 percent In 1(812 9.3 to 4 H percent tills year T fie largest Inc reave In dropouts was among Hispank- students T A L L A H A S S E E - A new rr port about F lo rid a s p u b lic at hoots sliows tire state s posh to improve cduratlnn lias produced m lsrd results In public high m I hkiIs . the percentage of students passing lo u g h er m a th a n d s r tr n c e ( n u r s e s km ( r a s e d U «t year Al the same time, live dropout rale increased and th r graduation rale drt lined In high v hoofs and middle etlMMds. the p rrrrn ta g r of In school suspensions ini leased sharply last year. T h r avrragr (lass sirr In elementary arhoota der lined slight I v This tyjie of information Is featured in the report ra< h of the state a 2 rear publk school* will distribute to parrnta by ra rlv 1993 T h r report allows each at hoof lo compare a wide range n< slallsllts w ith their arhool dlvtrk t and the state a* a whole " P a r r n t a , e d u c a to rs , a n d community and business traders need informatktn that will rn a ble them to make the decisions nrrrwaary for meaningful at Ik ail Improvement." according to th r 1993 94 'Coer’ School Mrport released this m o n th by the stair Department of Education Th e stale rrport does not Include Individual district or school fig* urea T h r rrport t» required as pari of the rd u rjito n reform* passed by thr Legislature in 1991 in give tear hers parents and loral communities more say In tnral school* This is the first year ea< h school Is responsible for posturing its ow n report More ihan 2 million students are enrolled in public schools In 1 9 9 3 9 4 . th e a v r r a g r amount of money *prnt on each student increased slightly from 1992 93. thr rrpo rt allows The state spent $4 0 3 9 on a high school student. $3,468 on a m id d le school student and $3,692 on an elementary school student W h e n p a r e n t s get t h e i r school a report. It Is supposed to include how m u ch money their child s school received from the Florida Lottrry and how the money was spent The stale dors not have the lottery figures lor individual schoola The lottery, w hich started In 1988. was supposed to provide m o n e y lo e n h a n c e p u b lic sc linol* Bui lawmakers have been criticized lor using th r lunds to replace money that was rut from general lax revrnur. Stale figures show a total of 273.723 incidents of crime and violence In school But thr figure Is difficult (o put in context because there Is no prior figures to compare Of that total, more than half were for disorderly conduct or fighting There were murr than 32.000 incidents of assaults or battery. 542 Instances of firearm poAcssion and four homicides, the state rrport said Compared w ith ihe 180-day school year and (h r number of schools, the num ber nf Incidents of crimes and violence comes to less than one each day. said Lavan Dukes, dlrrcto r of educa­ tional Information for thr educa­ tion department "Is it a lot? I don't know W r don’t have enough history in this area," Dukes said Each school's report also is supposed to Include a "clim ate" survey to give a sense of how parents. Irachrra and students feel about their school, he said In-house suspension* are ris­ ing. apparently as school* try to crack down on u n ru ly students In middle schools, ihe per­ centage of in-houac suspensions Increased from 16.1 percent in 1992-93 to 18 1 percent last ye a r. In h ig h schools, the number rose from 14 7 percent to 16 2 percent. Th e number of students c o m ­ pleting Ihe most Intensive math and science high school classes W E D ELIV ER ! ■ r a you Dvs, w« bring No I you our area'sa f*1 t aourc* of naws and Information. Call today for subscription, i .1 322-2411 t i l . 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Hit tit $|<«S0 It Mtttillik $311 i l l I Y r« $7$ (10 H « ild i n > i J m i i m u ll pay IN tala* la i In addition to ratta abo*a EDITORIAL Government by the people l.rt « liter thr fart* Not everyone likrt every lira s stun on T V or In Mir n rw s|u |rrt Sotnr (tropic irlu s r In rrad itlxiul lu ll tilings going on. while M irrr .trr certain k u b jrrli In wlm It oihrm h jv r no interest O n a rrg n l.tr U ts is h o w r v r r . t h r Sanfortl H c r .th l p u tilis h r s p re v ie w s l o r l r t w h ic h slm u ld fw g iv r n s rtio u s consideration b y m o s i |>roplr G e n e ra lly o n t h r day prtor to city co m m issio n m e e tin g * th r llc ra h i give* .in o ve rvie w o( all l i n n s w h ic h u r r listed on the agenda lor llin s r m e e ting * A s sotnr item s a r r r n l r r r d o n to t h r agenda at th r last in in n tr . It Is Im p o v tlh lr to give a c o in p lr t r o v e r v lr w b u t m ost often c o m ­ m ission s a n d Istartls s in k to w h.it has tir r n ** h r d u lr d I h r r tlir* m< ludr Hanford 1-tke Mary anti WILLIAM A. RUSHER Liberals m issing point of G ATT One of the Italic illllrrrntes ttrlw rrn liberals llta d trrtrn llv w lp rd nul the Maine yat hi and i onserxantes concerns thr origin and hollaing industry In dlstrtbulkm of wealth To (literals life is a other words hrforr tern sum game in w h k h the g u m naikmai t her e ca n b r product Is illtnled op among us Some get more e m p l o y e r s th e r e of II. others get less and llktse who get mure are must first hr necessarily depriving the rest of then lair share e m p lo y e rs . T h i s This excites the liberals rotn|taasktri and Ihev seems obvious spend their lime trying to redistribute the wraith enough yel literals rmtrr equal It scull at it as ’ the Conservatives analyzing thr grneralktrt of trk k lr d o w n theory wealth, havr ro m lu iird that lit a fire sistety II is a n d s o m e h o w thr product of the rltorts of individuals working m a n a g e to l ove alone nr together These efforts (railed jolt* | e m p lo y e rs d r a r lv arr financed h> profile who alreadv havr tttortrv w bile despising and and the taller do this either directly (as in Ihr ttolug th ru test to are being •••r of rnlrrfirrneursl or Indirectly through hamper employers m invited to |Oln (tank deposits, slock purchases and the Itkr Metbert in hl$ I havr srldotlt seen There is almost tut wav In w h k h *<vuntulatrd this Intrllerlual m hatred of these private money ta n avoid brin g used io n businessmen, r o n sIsI r n e y d Is • sirorttvrly played more vividly and of the The investors naturally hopr lm a prufit on titan in a recent otl politicians who th ru Investment II they succeed the profit ts om it hy one Holt passed G A T T at plowed hat k into a nrw round of wealth llertert Mr t tie r t is their behest ■ getter at km with all lls attendant benefits in the ttrtr of two new to! form of ttvorr fobs, rtr This is true even If II Is urnntsts rrtrn llv added lo the rrgular stable on spent on yat hts as Ih r ultralllirral Sen Mitchell The New Trak Times npetl |iage to tilt II still ol Maine discovered accidentally when he further In lhe left K n e n ily II ra ru rrrd lo him lo imfHMed a heavv luxury lax on vathts and t otnparr tie hostnessnten who iriuntfified in the JACK ANDERSON H e lm s ’ n e w c o u rs e in f o r e ig n a id Hrr.iltl l.«mgw oral Recently. Ih r added thr agenda lor thr rrgular Oviedo C ity Counctl H ire lin g s Whenever ih r occasion warrants advance agendas are also givrn (or such organizations as the Airport Authority County Count 11 ol Governments (CALNOl. Downtown Watrrtront Master Plan Commit tr« and Planning anti Zoning meetings T h in g s to w a tch for first of all a rr those w hit h m a y have a d ire ct bearing on a reader s residence, n eighbor hi hm I. street or business Secondly w a tch lor Itr m s perta inin g to such m a tte rs as ta xation, g o ve rn m e n t spending a n n e x a tio n , rr/ o n ln g requests an d depart m erit plans Something may not initially appear to be of t tint rrn. but should lie n o ird As a h y p o lh e li cal example Iri s say con sid e ratio n Is to be given lo rr/one a c e rta in p a r r r l of p ro p e rty to allow lor d e ve lo p m e n t ol s o m e th in g w h ic h m ay give m il odors o r n o tsr It m a y not tie im m e d iate ly adjacent to y o u r p ro p e rty, b ut you m a r h r a lfr r tr d When a developer w antrd to turn the across from Sanford Middle School Into a mall jieople turned out at the Hanford Commission meeting, and as a result, vented what they considered to be u cholc e lor ih r use of that particular land land strip City pre­ |XK>r T h e lirst step Is to take heed to w h a t Will be discussed I he second step is lo Info rm others w h o m a y lie affected, t h ru tu rn o ut at the c o m m is s io n o r I ’A Z m e e tin g a n d vo ice objections At times, there m ay be proposal* lo be considered w h ic h w o u ld tie advantageous lo In d ivid u a ls . C o m m is s io n s and hoards n e rd not to h ra r both pros a n d cons In e very Itrm s b ro u g h t u p lo r co n sid e ra tio n . C itie s enact m e a sure s w ith ordinances T h e y are re quired lo h a ve tw o readings and a p u b lic he a rin g T h is is the o p p o rtu n ity (or the p u b lic to add Its In p u t. Not (laying attention to what may be coming up today, could lead to problems tomorrow. Read the agendas which afreet you. Study them and consider how they may or may not alicct you. Th e n attend the meetings and become part of the government process. It’s the only way govrrnm cnl by thr people ran work Berry's World QUACK / ( i A T T halite In Congress with die rcurtratlk ally itrprlxrd denizens of lie llrownsvtlle srvtkm of llrtstklyn I trow nsvtlle s teskfenls Mertert snarled will rever t>r mistaken foe the t haitqwigttr dunking limousine riding lobbyists wist arr swarming ail over Capitol Mill In a gaudy display of x x fs e s lr must le oft tie halt of G A T T Whal these soup kite hen d e n ts have In nirnmon Is art rrunnm k prrdk ament an dire they rsnnot le sure from i>ne day lo Me text that they will eal Tills Is not easily umtrrsliasl by congressmen senators and fersklenls who have trouble hut toning their fack riso vrr MeU ample mtdser tkms Hunger is alien lo M em ’* We are bring invited lo jean Mertert m his h a trrd of these businessmen and of the imlltktaria who (laxae-d G A T T al th ru le le s l It simply never i n n e r his IllMe literal mind lhat Me whole put'.t of G A T T Is lo expand ernrsenk activity w h kh will inevitably result in the creatton of new jobs for many of I heme who need M em and more lax rrvenies that ran te used lo help Me res! Sen h subtleties are lost cm Mertert Me ran see only an outrageous maldistrthutkm of wealth and hla remedy fee It Is stralghtfie w srd las these fdulcerals until Mvetr pq*s s<|ueak and turn ih r memrv over lo the needy of Itmwmssillr M O R TO N K O N D R A C K E Clinton should push job training Conventional wisdom now lias II that instead of pushing health earr reform as the top priority lit his first two years in oilier. 1‘rrsid rn l Clinton should have pushed welfare reform Wrong Me should havr pushed crime and job training Next year, he should push job training W hy? Itreausr as Labor Secretary Hubert Ketch and others have pointed out. trrlings of economic Insecurity among the middle 60 percent of American families arr fueling a corrosive cynicism about American politics On a bipartisan basis. American elllrs have moved ihe country decisively - and correctly Into lull participation In a highly trrhnologk al glottal economy. Recent G A T T ratification was an important step In that direction However, while educated elllrs p rm p rr in the n rw world economy, srm ltralnrd ordinaryworkers vullrr (m m competition with lowerwage workers abroad Having passed G A T T . It's lime (or the administration and Congrrss to equip workers to light bark. On Nov. 22. In a speech to Ih r Democrallc I.cadetship Council. Reich proposed a dramat­ ic nrw departure in job training, dismantling existing government programs and Inslrad equipping Individual workers (o pun base their own training Reich proposed paying lor the program by eliminating "corporate welfare" In the form of direct subsidies and lax breaks to business. The flap over "corporate welfare" got a flurry ol press attention, but Reich's training pro­ posal was practically Ignored. It look a huge step In the direction of Republican-style "empowerment’* programs of Ihe Ivpe often advocated by progressive conservatives such as former H UD Secretary Jack Kemp The D LC Itself Is unveiling a *'GI Hill for Workers” lo furnish them with vouchers to buy training In an Interview. Reich said Ills department Is still studying whether to recom m end vouchers, loans, or lifetime "training accounts" that workers could drawon like bank accounts Reich wouldn't say how much his pro|*osal will cost, but It's clear II would be more than Ih r 813 billion over Dvr years called for In Ihe administration's proposed Re-Employment Art of 1994. which tnvolvrd consol Ida I ion and rrfonn of existing training programs. A n y proposal that Reich makes lo the While Mouse will havr lo pass through a light budget and priority review, lutst year. Job (raining losl out to both health care und welfare reform. Next year. II should lie pul at the head ol Ihe line. A dramatic Reich or DLC-style naming Initiative could enable Clinton to steal a political march on Republicans, but would alxo supply a basis for bipartisan cooperation. Republicans right now are divided on job training. Incoming House Majority Lender Dick Armey (Texas) said in an Interview that Ihr government should do essentially nothing In Ihe arra extepl cul taxes -q lhat business and Industry ran rr ra lr jobs "T ra in in g will lake c a rr of itself." he Insisted Am ong other Republicans. Sen Nancy KassrlMimt (Kan I. incoming chair of the lodior a n d M u in a n R e ­ sources Committee, Is t a l k i n g a b o u t forming a national commisskm lo study Ih r efficacy of all Job (raining programs Rep Hill Goodllng |l*a I. slated lo chair Ih r Economic Oppor­ tu n ity Committee, wants in conduct a (aster study and then move on lo vouchers and/or consolidation of the myriad federal tra in in g p ro gra m s Ho should have Into block grants lo pushed crime stale and local got and job training rrn m e nis Doodling a lv i favors incentives Next year, he lo business lo pro­ should push job v id e t r a in in g (n r training J workers. Whichever party figures out the ties! plan (or constant upgrading ol worker skills has a chance lo dom inate A m e ric a n p olitics because Reich Is undoubtedly rigid III saying that (or average families, "downward m obili­ t y " Is eroding (h r A m rrlra n dream. Since 1979. men who lack u college degree havr suffered a 12 percent average decline In Income. Am ong men and women who have losl jobs since 1991, 20 (irrcrnl haven I found new ones and 47 percent of those who have are making less than they did Ix-forr. Reich said he thinks Mils was Ihe key lo the rage dial furled Ihe 1994 elections, but lie thinks that neither party will profit from II for long £ "Once unbottled." h r said, '. muxs resent­ ment can poiaon the moral inirgrlty of the nation, replacing ambition With envy. Intoler­ ance and hate. To d a y . Ih r targets are Immigrants, w rllarr mothers, government officials, guys and an Ill-defined ‘c o u n ­ terculture.* As the middle class continues lo erode, who will Ik *Ih r targets tom orrow?" Mr thinks they could be corporations Instead ol drrnagogulng lo divert Ih r anger of Ihe middle class. Ih r (turtles would lie well advised lo coopc rale In rebuilding Ih r middle class. And they should slur! In Congrrss* second 100 days. W AN M IN tiTtlN Ttw new MrpuMk an leaders no Capitol Mill (Momisr lo < hange the way business is done in Washington They also may redefine the flnanrtal relationship tietween Ihe United States fn e rn m e n l and governments in the Middle I a n While tbxnesllr reforms win tie at Ihe top ol Ihe Kepublkan agenda O O P le alters arr also likrlv to shine a spotlight on a question that hasn't b re r **krd m uch in rerent years f a n America afford |ra< e In thr Mktdle Last * One ol the prune targets lor GOI* hud get cutters this J a n ­ u a r y w ill be Ih e $12 3 hillktn foreign aki budget a prrett n u l targrt since it lacks any clear polit­ ica l c o n s titu e n c y I hr lime rxtrptkw i to this M ile - I s c a r l —m ay also (eel Ih r pltk h. as lls sup|Hirt rrs hate given dls p ro po rtio n ately lo llenttarats over the years S u p po r Ier » o I f Can America foreign assistant e — afford peace In whk h makes up less the Middle than one hall til I East? J pcrcrtil ol the federal budget — are about to <onltont Ihrir worst nightmare in thr (M-rsmtage ol Sen Jesae Heims. R N C , I be new <Itairrnan ol Ihe Senate Foreign Itrlaikins Commuter Mr has promised a thorough review, along with probable ruts, of (nrrlgn aki as (tart of next year's budget Israel, and other friendly countries in the Middle East, tan hardly expert lo lie exempt front this review All told. Am erica’s sup|«>rt of peace m the Middle East (tm m flng Iraqi Is In ext ess ol $|(J billion per year Th a i Includes direct aid. loans and foreign military sales cretins along with other not snobvkius means ol support — such as the charitable tax deductions allowrtl lor blllkms ol dollars given by American* each year lo Israel Our t ongrrsslunal sources predict that Helms' llrsl large! will tie Israel s partners In peace — not Israel llsell S ln tr I‘resident Jim m y Carter signed the Camp David peace accords. !t's lire time accrpird wisdom among Middle East leaders that making (trace with Israel means an Influx of American dollars The first tienrflclary was Egypt. Several yrars alter Egypt kicked the Soviets out. It was (terhaps natural that Anwar Sadat would agrre lo Carter's |>eace Initiative Hy risking Mir economic wrath of Its Arab nrighltors Egypt has been rewarded with roughly $2 billion In annual aid (rum thr Untied Stairs while Israel receives ahoul 83 billion |>er year Together, these two countries reap ultoul 40 (trrcrnl ol thr entire foreign aid budgrl Sotnr crlllrs view this as bribing (iroplr lo do whal Is In Mtrlr Interest In Ih r first place — make (trace Y rl rrrrn t advances In Ih r Middle East peace proerss suggest dial Ih r administration Is Inlrnt on broadening Its dollars lor |H-urr Inlllallvrs beyond Egypt. T h r dral thul Ih r Cllnlon administration hrl|ird strike between Jordan and Israel the w rrk brlorr Mir November rlrd lo n s cost American taxpayer* ahoul 81 billion As Incentive for Jordan to sign Ih r accords. Ih r Untied Stairs a grrrd lo forglvr 8900 million In Jordanian debt. Another 8375 million was pul together In a fund lo sup|>ort foreign Investment In Jordan. The newly created I’alrsilnlan territory In Gaza and Jericho will also la- looking lo Mir U n llrd Stales with outstretched hands So lar. America has pledged only 8500 million over live years lo help them rebuild Ihrir war-lorn. |>ovrrty-slr!ckrn land. Th e money is far from adequate. Palestinians believe. Hy any reckoning. II will lake far more than bus already Itrrn made available lo rrra lr a Palestinian economy thut can stand on lls nwn. �S*nfo'(J Hefaid. Smto^d. f londi ■ Thuttdav D t c i ^ U f 8 1994 - 14 Flooding C o n tin u e d fro m f i f e 1A rtsiibn is usrd sand hags and pum ps lo protect proftrrly lln m r video of the sulidivtsbm Ibaxling dating lia« k to I *e**1 was shown Wednesday at a inerting la-twrrn city torn missitinrrs and rouniy rorttmls situirr Itandv Morris Halhrr Ilian rr hashing |»asl problem* on ittr |iro|r» t Morris wlwtsr dlslrtrl Intludrs thr arra tort with t Its off It tale to (list us* thr stains of thr |iro)r( t and try to d rtrrm in r tiow to solvr thr problem* Morris rm phasi/rd hr was not s|iraklng for Ih r n lh rr rrninly t ouunissioorrs nor as board rh a lrm a n d u rin g th r srsalt til A survey of .Kt sutMtivlsion rrs ld rn ts o u llin rd some of tlir p io h ln n s w ith Ibiodmg I in lud w A ltrr the ib sign problems air rrs td v rd Ihr plan m ust hr approved for |*itniis by 11»»* Sr Johns' llivrr Water Management I llsirtt t A revised plan bit ton strut tbm tin ihr d llrfi is |>rnd tllg H ie (irrinllllrlg pirn rss ran lake h r l w r r n 2 .1 m o n th s Another month lor obtaining m a irria ls and ih r r e m onths <oust m i lion time would pill Ihr project into July In a itt'i ra w ■x rnartn. (h r o ltb l.il* (M ln m lr <1 lamgwnnd engineer Fernand 1 tbllef suggested Ih r jwrmHtliig p n r r t D g-> l<<rm .»ril with modlll m l lone »* bull! submitted mi tlir plane milter than starling thr pnx r M iiv r r Muff I* M i^ t s lr t l ih r city lake o v n m alnlrnam r nl Ihr* illlr h •illrr ro n slru rlln n h completed Itriisnn toouleretl Ihr t tty dors ass I si re sid en ts III Hoot) rmctgenry situations hut the every -lav routine maintenance on the county property should lie done by the - until v The group agreed the key to proceeding with the t on si rut lion Is full and open i omiminlt aibins liet wren olhrlals and stall Irtg p r o p e r l y da in a g r dr p rrt latlug pm|<rrty values and b r i n g u n a b le to tie r t h r l r U n til-* .m s hotii llv r lo 72 hours III I Itr p lo p ) l - h u l l !s to lir dtinr In phases ih r rlty a g r r r d to pay for material* w ith thr ro u n iy plot idltig Ih r laUrr T h r t l l y tio d g rlrd U n t n i lor (h r Ills! phase and I lie ro u n iy has t 2 U I ( l l ( l all-* aled for the work However, Ih r im inty rnglneets d ls a g r r r d w ith some of I h r itesign fra lu rrs from I lie r ily 's engineering firm even noting There about SO railroad croaalng In Seminole County Crossing C o n tin u e d from Page I A prrtly simple e lt r an err nf filar k and trlb m >.<ruing signs and pavement mar kind* a irn nig vnu to an iq* nm uig railroad r u m in g a A an h t«>r flashing rrd lights signals amt gate* warning of an oncoming train • V r i r i try in t>rai th r train to a <tossing # Tu rn approarhlttg a i rosslng and llsirtt for trains m signals eSr\r| s to p nt park oil railroad trai Its undet anv eir enmsI.IM rs even ll you don't v r or heat Ih r warning signals or train At lr.i*t sis p ro p lr tgnorrd Iliosr* i om itton s rn s r rules List year sorttr in itia l itesign informailtMi was o rn tllrd from ih r plans fu rth e r. I.ong*ood of lb la Is llldli atrd the rlty would IHlt maintain the dm h nr tie ha hi* lor any problems arising trum ihr design The county did not want lo pim retl with a design w hi- h didn i pass mustrr Morns salt! an agreement was needed lierause hr was stlfr (h r i m inty would not hultd a pro)r< t from a design - m iniy enginrrrs did not approve then a ttrp l rrs|a>nsihil tty lor |>otrnuaJ liability I s m i l ih r silt king points over the design Involve whether thr ditch at a *to d rg rrr turn should !«• open or undrrground pipe* and w lirthrr the pr--|*ised s e r ie s of pipes i an tu u d lr the w atrr volume HarsM rr—t* Sr I t — i O * * * Wanda Katly, left, and Patt Shafar alapla thirling to tha Ritr Thaatra parada float. Christmas C o n tin u e d from Page I A warm afternoon win "W h a t hriter lim e lo have snow to play In than on a hot. sunny afternoon,’ tie said The children will also have the • unity to decorate a Irre from Santa’s Tree Farm with citrus, poptnrn. peanut huttrr tones and other natural snat ks for the birds who will visit Sanford from up n orth this wittier The Hit/ Rascal* Pageant will tirgin at 4 30 p nt on the Second Si reel stage Following ihr pageant there will lx* a performance of conirm porury Christ mas tunes by t h r G augh Folk Singers from 5 to 5 30 p m tlir Im part Pro­ duction* A ilin g Trou|>e will perform at 5 30 p m Light U p Sanford, th r annual tree lighting rerrm o ny will bursl Kilo lull brightness at >i p in followed by performance** by thr Seminole H igh School acting and Ja// troupes F in a lly as ih r blanket ol darkness rnvrlofie* Ihe city. Ihr Sixth Annual Christmas lbi.it Parade will lake place on the waters ol l-ik r Monroe Shim m rrln g through the waters born the Si Jo h n ’s River Into the Sanford waterfront area, thr boats will bring ih r day ol (icllvltlcs lo a rloae as (h r |>eople of Sanford count down the final day* until Christmas Things A Little Messy? Don't worry...wecanput itbacktogetherinajiffy. Election [FIR ST T IM E ; C o n tin u e d from Page I A commussion meeting resented I lie i f*t1l!)l**!oll as tlir videotaping the p ru e d ln g s Sev­ official canvassing l«-«atd eral m em brrs of the Fratrrnal McCtanahan s l r i n i gave three Order of Police. (FO P ) which reason* endorsed his campaign were 1 persons werr allow n l lo g-* with him in and out of the polling area I.y in u held up h u hand arid standing a) Ih r rntrattie and ir-j-i* stf-t anllmrltv to address c o n v e r s i n g w i t h th e |*ill* e - - ( I l r e i the matter but. was refused on duty, a n d 'or other jxr»cm* "T h is is not a igjbii- hearing 2 I have had several voter* responded M a v ia ttrtiy e Smith complain that the machine they "and vuu arr not allowed lo used was dlfhcull to line up with •jxak Tbts is strictly a com Ih r candidate s name mission m a tte r" 3 I teiptest a manual recount Lyons won tlie elect Ion lor etiy of thr ballot* and an inspection rornmissbinrr District 3 by a of all voting mai times used in margin of only seven votes out of thr election Ihr 4ftf* halbil* which wrrr cast lleforr the commission liegan The district has 3.05M eligible dis* ussioits City Attorney Hill voters Colbert gave hi* opinions on the In his Irttrr filed Just prior to m altrr H r said lhal according lo thr meeting McClanahan wrote Florida Statute* a vote would " A s p ro v id e d In S e c tio n automatically lie recounted if ih r 102 I6fi III. Florida Statutrs. I difference w rrr one half of one A A M if lanalian of Seminole prrrent or less ’Hut according C o u n ty . Florida, believe tb r In tnv calculation*,** he said election returns from all prr"Ihl* doesn't fit I he rase Iri lilts C lncls In 1lie* Dec 11. 1004 election *' election are erroneous Colbert said In Ills service as I hereby protest th r canvas* ofc i t y a t t o r n e y to v a r i o u s such returns by the San lord munlcljMlHtr*. he ha* seen sim i­ Canvassing Board and request lar tlose races in both Oviedo l bat said returns be investigated, and Casselbrrry recently where exam ined, checked, and cor­ the dllfcrenccs were 10 voles or re cte d b v said C a n v a s s in g less Ibsird Colbert explained lha l the M a y o r Hr it ye S m ith and complalutant, McClanahan. ha* Commissioner Lon Howell rep­ thr right within Hi days lo file an oflu tal protest |ictitbin with moved to certify that the tabula its* « In ult Judge who would lion of vole* wa» correct Howell then make determination* In the seconded Ihr motioti Mi < lanalian did not vote on mailer He added tliat complaint* I the matter, but asked the ettv to rrqurst that the voting Ilia* bines and 2 prr s* ntrd b> M-Clanahan did not address any mutters With lie isolated a* arr tlir ballots for whti h tlir city could vote to deny a period <>( at least tO day * Colbert lotirludrd. "O f iiHifse.V th r return tabulation T h e re­ quest for the manual recount a* city attorney, w r will lie dor* address it however. he p rrparrd to »|M-ak on lie ball ol the r lty should this go to court added Mi C lanahan responded " I When Mayor Smith - ailed lor a mot bin on the maltrr. there was have three attorneys in my lamlly. and we ll handle our ow n silence Is it appropriate for us to ask mailer* " question* of Mi McClanahan’’ I h r only other Hern on Ihe a s k e d C o m m is s i o n e r L o u agenda lor yesterday * nooiill iu - ll Not nl this nine responded Colhrrt "It would in i ailed commission nice ting was approval of {u yin rn t* to depu­ e llrrt I* ihe taking of trstlm o ny. and lhal is not ih r purpose ol ties and clerks who (Mrilripated III Ih r rlrrllo n proers* That this parti- ular rnerimg Mayor Smith commented that in .iitrr was approved u na n i­ as a mrm lier of Ihe canvassing mously board, she fell thr ti.illots were cotin led correctly "Hut regard­ ing complaint number one." she said "I would 1*- very concerned If this hapjieiied ’ Howell agreed lhal Ihe count Friday. Dac.9, 1W4 w as accuralr, but also expressed Cheeseburger on Bun concern over the mailer of sup­ Lettuce and Tomato Slice porters going into Ih r poll*, Peaches w hich wa* called com plaint or Chel’s Salad or Bag Lunch numTier one Low Fat Milk A ll r r another long pause. Commissioner W h llry Kekstrtn 35% 0FF< I AO n o321-7699 Y Licensed. Bonded & Insured The Gift of Comfort sfsri k-vr lolepn jndcfxiejkliiby uuurti *iipjxiv Imm it*- lljnsl llrecti l *4hvl* *1 An*"* wt-kumr It,-fob) gilt jtaiUI4e in a)lc*. u/ev jrxl tuk *v (uW nrfit I- a 1st <’*«uc mi ca/lv t*i rnsm j C.ivxti t hiixnu* J pit -4 in vbf-jxrt* by Dun* I llirm Mm i isStr v**V* a ■O n lalSaa* 11— A!* i Ai-nUI-tr- in MLVI K • Mt.XTl • Public school m enu W lim . MULTI •l i f t GOT SHAfTlM. •u m i R n n c u u 2(HE firvi N , Sanford Shoe Store f+tn 322-0204 DEATHS W A L T E R G . IM E 8 S R . Waller G lines Sr . H4. laind o vrr Place. lamgwiMxl. died Tuesday. Dec 6, I ’J iM al Meruit an Nursing Center. laingwiMMl Ibun Ib-c 23 IB99 in Roswell. G n., h r m ovrd to Central Florida In He wa* a (Mtstal servUr station manager H r was a memtier of First baptist Chinch, of Cape Coral. He belonged to the Shrluers. Masonic laxlge, Scottish Rile and Klwanls He was a Marine Corps v rlrru n ol World War I Survivors Include son. Walter G J r .. Winter Spring* sister. Mary Lou Gat tIs. Ma riel la. Ga H u ld w in -F a ir c h ild F u n e ra l Home. Forest City. In charge of arrangement* W I L L IA M A N T H O N Y M CDO NALD W illiam Anthony McDonald, 7(i. Kina Court, Cusscllierry. died Tuesday. Dec ti. HUM at Flo rid a Hospital. Altam onte. Ibiru Ju n e H. lU IH in Hrooklyn. N.Y . h r moved to Central Flurnl.i hi 1HH7 II*- was an adminis­ tration rilfirr clerk fur Long Island Lig htin g Co He was Catholic He served In Ihe ll.S A rm y during World War II He belonged lo Knight* ol Col umbiM. Survivor* Includr wife. Kl*lr K.t daughter. Lynn Kowalski. L o n g Is lu n d : s o n . R o b e rt. H o lc iw a . H a w a ii; b r o t h e r . G e orge. S lo trn Islands four g r .i n d e li il il r r n o n e g re .ii granddaughter. Uearon D im t Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando, in charge of ar rungement* D O R IS M A R IE P A C K Doris Marie Pack. 72. Country C lu b C ir c le . S a n fo rd , died Tuesday. Dec 0. |9H4 al C rulral Florida Regional Hospital Mis Pack was H iru Aug Ih. l ‘ »22 In Pemberton. W V « Stic was a homemaker Survivor* include husband, Paul W sons Richard. S,inford Wayne. Sjxikanr. Wash . sister. Olive S u m n e r, D e l.a nd one g r a n d c h ild ; t w o g re a t grandchildren All Faiths Cremation Service. Casselberry. In charge of ar rangeinents C A S S A N D R A L Y N N W IL D IN G Cassandra Lynn W ilding, li. Helen Street, Winter Springs, died Tuesday. Dec 0. IIMH Ibun Feb 10. IHHH m Orlando, she was a lifelong C rntral Flor­ ida rrsldeni Site was a kin­ dergarten student at W inter Springs Klciuciit.uy School. She a tte n d e d S t a r lig h t lla p t 1st Church S u rvivo r* Include m o lh e r. Sandra Wilding. W ilder Springs, brothers. Andrew. Anthony. Isilli nl Winter Springs, sister Sarah, Winter Springs: maternal grandmother. Doris Handy Or Lindo: m aternal g r.m d l.ither. Milton Handy. Memphis. T o m .: m aternal grea t-g ran d m o the r. M an Handv. Orlando Hi half- brnther* and halt-sister* W o o d lawn Funeral Home and M em orial Park. O rla n d o . In charge of arrangements Hie [Public Sis SIiwiled To "LIGHTS OF LIFE" Dm'nilH’r V and 1(1, 1994 6:00 - 9:00 1\ M. LIVE NATIVITY Kcnuriihruncc Tret* 1,000 candles und lights illuminating the cemetery CANDLELIGHT H elP U s Celebrate ^ _____ ^ ) Cafe Books ‘ Our FIRST ANNIVERSARY S A T ., D E C . 1 0 Photos With TR E K K tR S SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE 7 :0 0 P. M . SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1994 M r s . 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Flood* thurM li 0*v«mtw< 8 I9W Summit of Americas: Enough squabbles for all ibai Ibr suinitiil toasn I whed ulrd fot a date aftrt Inauguration ol its nrw pti sidrnt nr *1 month MIAMI Th la wrvk s Sum in 11 ('ariblw-an Island nattuus w rrr "I ihr America* l« (111 m iiftr 1u up tn ami* uvrt (M ilana salrs in i|iout a brmtajihrrn Itrr ttailr and at least one votisulrrrd hovruttlng thr snnimlt /mm ("linion ailininttiiatioii nf Id <1%M r . hul It * hrrti a butnpy And then there was Cuba thr tmul la Miami iwld man out In Miami W ith 3 3 hradti o l sta ir Argrntlna wanted ih r ("ubaji •v|iriird tn jo in I’rrsiifm i problem on ih r agenda And i liutmt on ftiilav hit ihr llrst some im inutes thought ('Union ii b g.iilw-ring In nearly Ih rrr should have asked ('idtan Iradet session — which tie convened Ih r start of negotiation* to make ('tide the llisl South Anirrit an nation drawn in m thr ftrr trade rone that now cover* Canada and Mexico By RITA n t A M I S H As v>. iated Press Writer ilriailr* nmi|irUng Intrrrsts » r r r irirvitahlr And this ran fry r n r r la no r xrrptkm On thr r v r ot (Tllnlun a atrtv.il til Miami, bla aldrw jaiintrcl a % aunimtl prerlrw W rdnrs W hrn Mr look tiark (wrhapw •vrial vrara from now on this Mitmnli. tt twill br t r r n aa a mtlrwtonr in Ihr hrm lvp hrrr a markrr by tohlrh ptrjgrrM ovrf a awrrplng (irnad of tlm r will br rnraaurrd." deputy national sei vastly adviarr Saniurl tlergrr told rrp o rtrf* at Ih r W'hltr Hauer And in Miami. W hile House "inerlor Mark Mi l-itty eald M r arr vrrv nrar a rnnerneue "f thr full agrnda and Hut t* highl) unusual going Into an inirrnaimnal mreftng "* Thr summit t* truly potsrd for siict rss " hr deviated Hut li basil l all hern harmnnt Mra/tl lor rta n tplr. toasmlflrd A n d a loud protest arose from srvrra l summit nation* when Clinton proposed lo rx rlu d r stall advisers from his group meet lugs with fellow head*of state S r v r r a l S o u t h A m e ric a n countries complained that th r p re sid e n ts r s p r r tally those fairly n rw to ndlre, touldn't h r r x p r i t r d to dlsr uss thr in I r l r a e l r i o f tra d e a n d let httologv f'ldrl C'astro to attend Most all th r p a rticip a tin g cuunlrtrs Initially complained that ibr U S summit agrnda did not forus enough on trade — allbnugb those convertts were t aimed by prr summit talks that p ro d u rrd a draft a g rrrrn rn t endorsing an Am ericas F rrr Tra rlr Agreement by 2005 That would br lar sootier than the 2020 goal recently adopted by Aslan and Par ifk naiiotis at a similar summit last m onth in Indonrsla T h r Miami summll matks tlie beginning of ih r adm lnlsira lin n 's th ird m a jo r m arket o p rn ln g offensive following hard fought vlcto rlrs on Ihr N orth Am erican F r r r Trade Agreement last yrar and this m o n th s approval of a new General Agreement on TatlfT* and Trade Clinton toas also r v p rr tr d In a n n o u n c e at (he th re e dav Th e adntltusiraliivn gave tn i>n that point, d rs p ttr Clinton s preference for w hat he rtvnsiders the m ore freew heeling ill* cusslon of leaders alone, ac lo rd in g to diplomatic sources T h e president* each *111 be allow rd to tiring a lop level mlntstrr to thr dts. usakmt Sal urdav with the exception ot a working turn h w hen only the presidents will attend with th rtr In tr.p rrtrr* Itran l had a problem from the tv-ginnlng with Ih r summit date co m in g al a tlm r when Us o u t g o in g g o v e r n m e n t h a * lame duck statu* and the n rw tram won I tie installed until Jan u ary The lim in g also was Assisted suicide law blocked including once in writing — gel a second dortor s opinion and w alt IA dav s B , BRAD C A IN Associated Press Writer SA LEM D tp — A federal Judge ha* derailed Oregon * bid to become ihr llrst p lif f in (hr nation In d ilu tion doctor assisted suicide for ihr terminally 111 l S District Judge Michael Hogan issued a temporary restraining order Wednesday blocking t he law. which was supposed to take effect today Hogan plans to hear arguments Dec 19 on w hether the law is constitutional There are terminally til people who had their ho|iea raised, who believed that they had won the right to a gentle and peaceful death '* said Barbara t'oombs Lee. the chief sponsor of Measure 16 This ts an unwarranted govern ment Intrusion Into personal private choices of dying Individuals *’ O re g o n vo te rs n a rro w ly a p p ro v e d .c-usted suicide measure on Nov 8 the (he law would allow patients to request ute ending m ediation if a doctor determines that it;' v* have less 'than si* months to live The pal lent must .vvjt lor the drugs three times — The taw ts the first of Its kind In the world tkx tor assisted suicide ts technically Illegal in the Netherlands but doctors are guaranteed tmmunl tv If they follow strict guidelines National Right to Life and other opponents began legal assaults against Measure 16 as soon as It passed “ We re doing this so that people will not kill themselves" said Jam es Itopp a Terre Haute. Ind law vet and opponent of assisted suh id* who requested the restraining order The Oregon attorney general s office said the law ts constitutional, and backers were confident the measure would survive court tests Meanwhile the Michigan state Senate passed a bill Wednesday to permanently make assisted sutetde a felony Those convicted of violating the ban could serv e up to four years in prison and pay a 82.000 fine Michigan's temporary ban i»n assisted suicide rip tre d Iasi month less than optimal for Mexico w h kh maugutatrd a nrw jnesl deni K in rslo Zedillo. Jusl dav* before the summll Tarso F trr ha dl Lima Ultimately Mel a i t i fl« w to lli.wtl to siniHith tufTled fralltets The IIrarIlians told him they would send hoth ibeir outgoing I‘resident Itamar Fram ti and the I 't e s i d r n t r l r d F e rn a n d o Hrnrtque Cardoso (krspltr or )>etha|is I n a use of the troubled planning Lai In n a tio n s h a ve " s u c h little exjH-t tatkuis Ihrrr I* mi fear that this will tie a failure said Oirgii A ttU (itrmrr Venezuelan representative at the United Na lions and a Latin Am erican specialist with thr Council on Forrlgn Ifrlalhins All the misunderstandings have been overcom e said llr a il l 's Am b assad o r I'aulo Kvrn s i sin cess in Miami won’t guarantee an easy j«*tllk al road for Clinton in Washington H ouse D r m n r f a ll' leader Ifk hard Gephardt ol Missouri an opponent of the Mexico Canada agreement - CtIUlloned Ctlnlon on Wednesday against enter lug into agreement* with (outline* a rm l prepared to live up to their jKomtsrs to their own proplr, or in ours ** Gephardt ts seeking strong guarantees linking freer trade with latsir and environmental isstte* a very touchy subject wlift l atm America NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE A M E N D M E N T S T O TH E S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y C O M P R E H E N S IV E P LA N P U B L I C H E A R I N G T O B E H E L D D E C E M B E R 13.1 9 94 ON DECEM BER I 3. 19*4 THE SEMINOLE COUNTY HOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS (BCC) w m CONDUCT A PUBLIC HEARING (ADOPTION MCAMINO) TO CONSIDER REQ UESTED LARGE SCALE AMENDMENTS TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN THE BCC WKL HEAR CITIZEN VIEWS ANY LOCAL GOVERNMENT OR OTH ER AGENCY COMMENTS. ANO TAKE BCC ACTION ON THE REQUESTED AMENDMENTS (ANO RE70NINGS ASSOCIATED WTTM THE AMENDMENTS) AS DEPICTED BELOW THE BCC WILL ALSO CONSIDER COMMENTS FROM THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS PRIOR TO FINAL BCC ACTION IN ADOITION THE BCC WILL CONSiDE ft AMf N O M INTS TO THE TEXT OF THE COM PREM ENSIVE P L A N IN P A R TIC U LA R A M l NDMI N TS TO THI IN TR O D U C TIO N . G O A L S . P O L IC IE S O B JE C T IV E S IIN D IN G S IS S U E S AND C O N C E R N S MAPS TA B L E S FIGUR ES C H A R TS OR O TH ER GRAPHIC DEPICTIONS TO ANY ING P L A N ELC M EN 1 S /5 C C T1 0 N S • • • • • • • • IM P L E M E N T A T IO N • C O N S E R V A T IO N • H O U S IN G • R E C R E A T IO N AND O P E N SPACE • S A N IT A R T S F W t R • D R A IN A G E D E F IN IT IO N S S E C TIO N FUTURE LAND USE O f SIGN LIB R A R Y S E R V IC E S IN TI R G O V E HNWI NT Al C O O R D IN A T IO N SO LID WAS T E MASS TR A N S IT • • • • • • C A P ITA L IM P R O V E M E N TS TR A F F IC C IR C U L A T IO N P O TA B L E W ATER P O R TS A V IA TIO N AND R f l A T E O F A C IL IT IE S P U B LIC S A F E TY IN T R O D U C T IO N S E C T IO N THE BCC WILL ALSO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF A PROPOSED NEW ELEM ENT TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN EN TITLED ECONOMIC ELEM ENT ~ THE PURPOSE OF THIS NEW OPTIONAL ELEMENT IS TO FORMALIZE THE C O U N TY S COMMITMENT T C ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ANO CARRY OUT THE ACTIONS ANO REACH THE O B JEC TIVES OF T H I COUNTY'S PUBLISHED DOCUMENT EN TITLED SEMINOLE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPM ENT PROGRAM. 1»S3 THE PUBLIC HEARING WILL BEGIN AT 6 00 PM OR AS SOON TH ER EAFTER AS P O S S ­ IBLE. IN ROOM 1028 (BOARO CHAMBERS) OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY SERVICES BUILOING. 1101 EAST FIRST STR EET SANFORD. 32771 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE URGED TO ATTENO ANO BE HEARD REGARDING THE REQUESTED AMENDMENTS ANO RE20NINGS WRITTEN COMMENTS MAY BE PRESENTED AT THIS HEARING OR SUBM ITTED TO THE ABOVE ADDRESS C/O COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING DIVISION THE HEARING MAV BE CONTINUED FROM TIME TO TIME AS FOUND NECESSARY The nun y t s ^ a a b t r attempt to stop Dr Jack Kevurfiftni N n A r has fe rn present at 21 deaths the mfst rr.w nt on Nov 26 S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y F L O R ID A NOTICE Th o $9.99 gold earrings and charm s advertised on page 2 of this week's circular are incorrectly described as being 24K T h e y are actually 14K. W o appologiso for this error. with k^ntioa Monthly rates as tow as S7.95 mo. © TARGET .V .k .i .V k 'k S n ROfT OlT)« M ltNH* Lj/ BeHScuth Mobility SfTC MO 2201 S French Aw 117-92! Sanlord •321 1385 L IG H T U P SANFORD S a tu rd a y , D e c e m b e r 10, 1 9 9 4 D o w n to w n S a n fo rd APPLICANT BATTLE BIOGC COUPANKS OF FLORIDA e ENTERTAINMENT There’s Something W ILD In Them There Woods! * Souvenirs •Collectibles * Outdoor Furniture • Picnic Tables •Carvings •Cedar Chest •And A Lot, Lot More' i THINGS Jtscmeess HOURS TUT r*AT t 4 SUN 11 \ IAA M.U »OUN| MON I HI 7 ft SAT 4 ) 26625 SR 46, Sorrtnto, FL M ? y w *«ni of I 4 on (9 0 4 ) 3 8 3 -3 8 6 4 Er^Oy YiVrter Wonderland try maioa a snowman or rvowng snowbaH at Magnoba 5q after parade ih<ewe>WF^i|„(-r •SANTAS TREEFAHM • Join the tun of decorating a Christmas tree1 e*MBfHfee**"Vsefmm • Visit W ith Santa A M ic k e y M o u s e • Chrfsfm as Tree L ig h tin g 6:30 P M • S tre e t P a rty • 7:30 P M w ith B h y G u ys Band In H a n d A lla y EE G IF T R T IF IC A T E S I KC EFR Visit Tha Downtown Merchants and Enter Drawing Support ‘ YourmDowntown Merchants • Open til 6 PM FR E E F A M IL Y FU N APPROX ACRES RURAL 10 TO PLANNED DEVELOPMENT 397 INDUSTRIAL TO MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL SUBURBAN ESTATES TO LOW DENSITY RESIDE NT1AI 25 B N O T t: Tm S It tu W* S COH TiHUt D muu tut JuHt I*. ISM BCC P interestraw*: PUITE HOME CORPORATION • Christmas Parade • 3 00 PM 4:30 into evening on 2 stages at Magnolia Sq. Music • Dance • Theatre - Talent Pageant •S N O W -TONS OF SNOW* AMENDMENT FROM • TO VISION DEVELOPERS. INCORPORATED STANLEY FRAN0KIN PLANNED DEVELOPMENT (Orrtct) TO PLANNED DEVELOPMENT (COUMf MCIAt and O rn ct) 43 4 LOCATtOH/REZONINO Atnj«»n Ihr east wde (Xthe Central f land* GreeneWeyiSR Grt>eneW*y (S R 417 417)| *ppea»mato«yf approim* <f*C leetnorthr*fSn 414 AOUTTlNGSR 04 ApprottmaMy 3 COOIwl m l ot r* inter ■ err San ul the (ireenaWey end S H 414 sxtixavu *(**oiirri«tely I 400 ted south ol LMe Jevup ni ZONING From A '10 lAgncuflurei *•1toPUD IPlanned unit Devd DCC DISTRICT 3 Apprownalery 1 700 leel weal of I aie Emma Road abutting Emma OaLs Trad on He norm Myrtte l aL* on the south and the CityolL ai* Mary onthe rati BCC DISTRICT 2 Tcuti vde of C R 46A (Paoia Road) anmediately loutheast of the intervectun of and C R 411 and C R 40A abutting (he C>tyoll4ke Mary REZONING From A-1 (Agncutturs) to R-IA tSmgto Fafluty Dwaftng Ontncli BCC DISTRICT 5 Appioornately 615 leel eavl ot S R 414 (AtatAya I r*U| between Park Road and PaimVMMyDny* REZONING from PCD (Planned Commercial Deyetopmenl Oxtnct) to PUD (Planned Urol DevetopBCC DISTRICT 1 6 If Ihe Battle Ridge Compamea ol Florida amendment and re/onmg are adopted by the Board, a prorated amendment w«4also becotmderedailo the Count/* Water and Saw** Servloes Area Maps ccntaned m (he PolaW# Water and Sanitary Sewer E lernenH ol IfWSemmole County Compratonsiva Plan Tiiepropoval would eatend a central water and sewer boundary overton property This item was continued ttom ttv» Spring 1994 to the I all 1994 amendment cycta by the Hoard an June 14 1904 LAND USE AMENDMENTS ON PROPERTY CONTAINING FLOOO PRONE AND WETLAND AREAS REMAIN SUB­ JECT TO THE APPLICABLE CONSERVATION LAND USE DESIGNATION AND VARIOUS OVERLAY ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS AND THE PROVISIONS RELATING THERETO nwtoMS wife asAS'iirus Mtfssa ASSdtaxci to faancieari m aav or th im e«ociio-wos contact ret twnortt atLAt'Ow4D4»»aturw» A0*cooao>v*rcw«»n;>t»i iv*; rivet or i»( m i i va n j i h i i c lit iv i cs m i nwsows ruu aonSi0 t»*t >r i«tt ( f -t to **et»i *n , ulc v u ui »r n-v mut-au i»a« w-n atio * wtcowo or lei ewocltoiwosAhOiOw tuc»eu*eost t « ( » u»r ano to lasu«t * vt*S»nu ercowo c* i»( m o c iio im h m*m n«<CMAicoao KaCiuMS let TUTWMMr* »H0 tv-OfSCI ueos wmiCh let ASMAt issrvto i*iO« da StAtull t Stci.oa r»S SK-I IF YOU WISH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. PLEASE CALL (407) 321-1130. EXT. 7394. COPIES OF THE PLAN AMENDMENT REPORTS AND ANY COMMCNTS RECEIVED ARE AVAILABLE fO R PUBLIC RE VIEW AT THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING OFFICE. ROOM 316? 1101 EAST FIRST STREET SANFORD BETW EEN THE HOURS OF 800 AM AND 500 I'M MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY EXCLUDING HOLIDAYS �f.anlord Herald Senlord Florida ■ y TIM W H IT M im Associated Pisss Writer Lobby reform up for revision W AS H IN G Tll.N Afire flltbustrrihg >1 Drinm rail* lobby rrlotm hill In death lirfutr the m ldlrrm elrtikiti*. S r n t lr Republic an* intend In reuse the m rd*iirr .mil |m*h lor rd ilv l»l 1 G O I’ ollli Idl* say I lint plan I* likely In lilt Imlr a vtrtudl I m ii nil gift* (nt lawmaker* Demi* 1 dlli ollli u U *dlil Wednesday lh.ii Senate GOI* leader llnh Dole hail inrtitlnnril iht hill recently d« out that could hr agreed nn rally III ih r *r*%iun Anil Srn Mill h McConnell H Kv *dlil hi* *idll I m * twtn drafting 4 trxtw d hill, working with lilt A ltirlk d ii ( 'ivil Liberties l iilnn In change some pfm ItkHn I lid I prom ptrd objection* earlier till* ytd l M< Connell said hr plan* a new lobby hill which hopefully wilt mil Interfere with .1 citizen's right In [wiiilon Congress At I hr «rry least » r don't want In h d tr d i hllllii|( rftrrl nit Ihr right* nl people " It's Christm as in W ashington W A S H IN G TO N 7A Nation’s first gun court smoking NATIONAL BRIEFS Sdiitd Claus *riilrit hi* fieri r irinunrit rrd 1 dp nn Ih r head nl a hnmrlr** tiny a* tirs ld rn l (Tlnlutt Thursday. D«ctfflb*i 6 1W4 sang idfnl* with Mini *lngrt Arrtha Franklin In saiutr Ih r 71*1 annual lighting of Ih r National Christina* T ir r Mill Ih r piranlrnt delegated Ih r throwing of Ih r switch Wednesday night In hi* I t yrar old daughter. C hrlxea Hrt rllnrt *ui« r*«(nlly lit 10.000 hutti* on Ihr Itvr 40 foil mil Colorado *pru< r a* ih r audtrncr and hrr pareni* applauded t'hninn luld ih r t rnwd and a irtrvU io n audience that Ih r irrr l* a aynthnl of ih r rtiduring talur* of nur It* rw ” "A * w r light tt. Irl ll rekindle In nur heart* fallh and hope and tnvr lot nnr anm hrr hr said *iandlng nn a *lagr on Ihr gra**y F lll|>*r *nulh nf Ihr I1<*m1I|I W h llr House FAA explains planes' de-icing W A S H IN G TON II (fir *lght of dirpnrl worker* spraying i h rm lra li nn yemr plant t aught yarn ryr. welcome in dr icing • ru n n It * Ih r tlm r nf yrar when aii|mrt errw* wage war with Irr — and w hrn kin g I* a nmxtani tn ru rrn for atrtlnr* and passenger* allkr ih r season nf told »n.t|>* Irrrrln g rain and hluwlng *nnw Itul Ihr Frdrral AyUtinn Adrnlnlatralinn. Ihr a grn ry 1 barged with krrping Ihr *ktr* *alr lor ain rail. I* coming fnrth with word* nl reassurance Travrlrr* going through Am rrlra'* cold w ra ih rr atrpori* will llkrlv mrr pilot* and ground rrrw cher king closely for let al Iht* tlm r of yrar. It way* Crew* will makr lltirral u*r nf d r Icing fluid* Ihr FA A * 1.1/ Nrbfrit *aid Wednesday W ill most backaches go away? W A S H IN G TO N — Mo m people *trirkrn hy auddrn (uinful episode* ol low bark pain don’t n rrtl aurgrry or r v r n expensive diagnostic lest* a government barkrd |»anr| nf experts *ald today. I h r prtililrm will go away spontaneously for 90 p rrcrn l of •uffrtrr* w uhln four wrrk* ih r exjiert* *ald In ih r tnranitm r ih r br*i advice 1* to »jirn d nn m orr than two nr Ih trr day* tn lied lakr over4he counter painkiller* am) *iart moderate exercise a* warn a* possible. ih r new guideline* Irnm ih r l! S Agency for Health f air Policy and Research tc« o m m rn d The guldrhnr* do mil jddrrw* chronic tiark problem* defined a* l-^sjivg longer than th rrr nioiilh* From A ta o cla te d P r # t» re p o rti Briefs C o n tin u e d from Page IA Improvement* A* a resull. m onthly Irdrral disbursement* 10 some 600 eligible children In Scm lnnlr and Orange Counllr* were increased by $100,000 beyond department goal* David A T ru b rv . mun*rlor. and William J Malay. *uprrvl*or. both of the Children ami Families Program. were honored In a ceremony In I-akr linrna Vi*ta ltd* morning. Also honored with a $600 gift and certlflcale were the six person court administration *tarf of the I nth Judicial Circuit in Melbourne. Fla The judicial rlrru ll Include* Seminole and Brevard County The six-person train saved morr than $140,000 by reducing expense* and reducing stall by two jienple Florida Tax Watch I* a watchdog group which seek* to expose waste — and rlllciency — In government Courthouse halls decked S A N FO R D — A virtual fore*! ha* sprouted ln>m celling* all over the fourth floor office* and hallways of the Seminole County Courthouse Employee* have hern hard at work In their oil duly hour*, making and hanging the paper pine tree* decorated In a rainbow of gllitrr The workers have decked the hall* with the art work to brighten the offices during the Christmas season. The clerk* are having an open house late thl* afternoon for courthouse worker* Holiday tree lighting L O N G W O O D — The holiday spirit will flit the air Dec. 10 a* Santa Clau* arrives with randy for the children al Ihe second annual Longwood Festival Holiday Tree high ling. The event at thr corner of Warten and Wilma Sired* liegin* at 4 p m and culminates with the tree lighting al (> p m. Visitor* will then have Ihr opjmrtunlty lo walk around and shop In Ih r historic district. Park* and Recreation Director Sandy Lomax noted all donations from the event will go to needy Longwood children Kicking oil ih r artlvttlrs. children can decorate rookies and make a holiday ornament. Entertainment will be provided by Ih r Lym an High School Choir. Showtime Dance Studio. Girl Seoul* singing Christmas carol*, and Ih r Christ Episcopal Church Choir Santa I* scheduled lo arrlvr al 5 15 p m There will tie a thrift shop featuring ‘'Santa's Grab Hag Shop*’ lo help stretch the holiday budget, a bukr sale and rake walk going on during ihe lair afternoon. Information uhout donations (or the thrill shop, w hich will o|>eratc Dec 10 and H , can l>r obtained trom Pat Smith H JI-6 1 7 5 For more Information about thr tree lighting call 2I>0:1447. Correction Th e report on thr Sanford city c irri Ions Wednesday. Dec. 7. erroneously statrd lhal City Commissioner A A MrCiunahan said h r Identified Ricky Shafer as having gone into the {Milling place during Tuesday's election. Th is was Incorrect. MeClanahan said he saw Sieve Yancey entering the polling place during ih r voting process T h r Herald apologizes for this error. Correction In a recent slory ahnul (h r revival of Ih r Miss Sanford pageant. Ih rrr was some erroneous Inlonn.it Ion. The Dec. 20 SHDW’A function ut which Miss Florida Mrgan Welch will appear. will luke place al 5:30 p m In the Colonial Room Restaurant on First Street. T h r Jan. 6 orientation program will lakr place al thr Sludloon First Street In Sanford. W r regrrt any Inconvenience this error may have caused. P R O V ID E N C E HI Ih r nation s llrsl G u n Court is sitmk trig R u n hy a Ju d g e w hose nickname 1* "Maximum Jo hn anil supported even hy the National Hlllr Association. Ihe lour month old court ha* *rnl tialf of the offender* that have <o m r tirfore ll lo {all Mayor Vincent Clancl w r* that a* a marked Improvement He ttr»t pushed for the court after learning of a study lh.ii said less th a n 25 p erce n t of people charged wilh gun related crime* in ITo v id e w r last year went lo {all The same people who com ­ mitted crime* with gun* w rrr still on the *treel*.‘" Clancl said W'r decided w r would *prrd and tighten up Ihe pmces* Other «tatr* are closely wat ching Ih r lwo year experiment "If I incidence pull* Ihl* off. oilier* will look al II.** said Sgt Robert O'Toole, a Itnslon poller Clinton signs GATT legislation ■ * MARTIN C R U TS IN O in AP Economics Wrtlar W A S H IN G T O N President Clinton signed legislation Inday lhal authorities Ihe United Slate* lo join with 123 oilier nation* In t h r m o s t s w e e p in g t r a d r agreement in history, declaring that * American ran lead In Ih r 21*1 century C l i n t o n s a id l h a l I h r 22.000 |iagr .interment lhal cut* glottal tariff* by 3R p rrrrn l and kn<M k * down other turner* lo trade w as a victory for American w o rk e r* b e ca u se 11 w o u ld expand markets for U S pro­ ducts and setv Me* The prr*idrnt signed Ihe Im plernenilng legislation in ih r ornate hall of the Organization ol American Stale* Citntun was flanked hy m em tiers of hi* a d m inistration and outgoing House Sjieakrr To m Foley and Senate Republican leader Bob Dole, w hose suppori was crucial In (h r (Inal days tn winning congressional passage Clirilon * signature mean* lhal almost 40 countries have now approved Ihe agreement and uno lh rr 40 are expected to do so b rlo rr Ihe rnd of this year The G A T T accord, which set* up a new, more powerful World Trade O rga n iza tio n 10 police trade dispute*. 1* scheduled to go into effect on Jan. I Th e House and Senate {Missed the le g isla tio n by lopsided margin* In a rare lame-durk session of Congress lhal had been furred nn Ih r administra­ tion by opponents who fought up (o the rnd against Ihe pad. warning that the W T O rrprrsenled an unprecedented Infrtngrmeni on American sover­ eignty. Opponent* also charged that ih r G A T T , by lowering U.S burrirr* to trade, would makr American workers m orr vulner­ able tn low-wage workers in other countries In his remarks. Cllnion sought these m id d le class anxieties, which {Kills showed played a major role In Ih r huge losses Democrat* suffered In Ihe November election* (0 addrrss " ll Is true lhal one of the reasons for slagnnnt wages is Intense c o m p e titio n In our markets and other markets by people who work for wages our people can't live o n." Clinton viid. Hut he said iht* competition is occurring anyway and America must seek to ex|>and ll* own m arkets through agreement* such ,1* G A T T and ihe North American Free Trade Agreement and an accord he Is set lo strike (his weekend with 33 other leader* of Ihl* hemisphere lo expand N A F T A . " W r will never reslorr stability to the workers of nur country until w r have more folks buying what w r sell," Cllnion said. H r said G A T T was a "victory for ihe Idea that America can lead In the 2l*i century Th a i w r need not frar competition " Opponenls charged lhal the new powerful W T O represented an unprecedented Infringement on U.S sovereignly and have vowed lo press forward with their efforts lo grt the United Slates lo withdraw from the organization as soon as {tosalblr, C o n s u m e r a c tiv is t R a lp h Nader sent C lin to n a Id le r W r d n r s d u y m a k in g a lastm ltiu lr "moral appeal" to ihr president not m sign the imp lrm rn tln g legislation "If * Ihe not the fire-arm lt*elf that'* the problem . It'* the m l«n s e ol ih r flrrarni," D i I I u m i said Bui some elefrnse attorneys claim gun susprrt* are bring unfairly slnglrd 0111 ‘T think the only thing In say about II Is ll'* a knee-jerk reaction lo so m e of the thing* lh a l are ha p p en ing on Ihe street." said Hh hard Caspartan. Hie state’s chief public etefeneler “ S e x u a l a s sa u lt, d o m e s tic assault child molestation and other violent crime* aren't given that kind of a priority." Presiding over Gun Court I* Superior Court Judge Max Imum Jo h n " Beamier a pro­ vidence native who got hi* nickname fremi lawyer* during more than 20 yrar* on the time h He * assisted by another Judge. Joseph RcMigers Wary of Bourrler s reputation many defendants pleael no con lest rather than risk a Inal The Judge then hit* them with one of Hie slate's rnandaterry sentences three lo IO years for rarrylng a weapon while comm uting a vlo lent crime, two to 10 year* for violent criminals who carry a firearm one lo five years for t ' W r don't mind plagiarizing in Hits business " E s ta b lis h e d h y t h r sta le legislature at Clatter* urging. Gun Court hear* case* from the two Rhode Island eminltrs with the m utt gun related 1 rim e. l‘r o v ld r n rr and Bristol T h r court I* rrejulrrd hy law- to hear ease* within 4 'v m o n t h s it can take years lor ease* tn lie heard In regular stale courts The rlty of Providence j >.1vs the $300,000 a year It lakr* to run Ihr court The NRA cnnlrtb u l r d a n o th e r $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 fur publicity, including a bill hoard on Ihe eelge of lr»wn Clancl hope* I h r le g is la tu re w ill establish a statewide version of the 1 nun — and pay for it * | H ik r « m a n Stale Attorney General Jeffrey Pine say* the einiM gets violent criminal* off Hie *ireel cjuirkrr N B A b o a rd m e m b e r D o n n DtBUso. a Providence gun store owner wbo also head* (he Rhode Island Stare Rifle and Revolver A s m * latlein. say* It* "an In neivattve remeept ’* stealing a gun. one lo |0 years lor carrying a gun without .1 license Nirue the cejurl opened In Sepiemlier. Dourtier lias settled 26 of 8 « pending cases Thirteen elefendanis were urnleneed to Jail, anolhrr six received sus |iendrd srntenc ex or protialion " I ’m a marshmallow, tu tell you the truth, but I give some heavy sentence*," Beamier said H r dismisses crlllcism of hi* court as coming only from ertm Inals Tha i's Ih r surest sign of sucres*." he said P r o v id e n c e , p o p u la t io n IbiOOOQ. Is nn tiolhrd ol crime Police say that since 1990 overall crime is down IH percent and gun related crime has de­ creased 35 p rrc rn l Clancl predicted G u n Court will decrease those figures even more "You're going to see a marked decline m gun crimes In Pro­ v id e n c e ,** ih e m a y o r sa id Wednesday “ Th e word Is out If you use a gun In m y city, yriu'rr going to go to Jail fast " > NOTICE OF ESTABUSHMENT OR CHANGE OF A REGULATION AFFECTING THE USE OF LAND THE BOARD OF CO UN TY COMMISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRO­ POSES TO ADOPT OR CHANGE A REGULATION AFFECTIN G THE USE O F LAND IN THE UNINCORPORATED AREA SHOWN ON THE MAP IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT A PUBLIC H EA R M G O N T H E R E G U L A TIO N A FF E C TIN G T H E U S E O F LAND W ILL BE H ELD A T 7.-00 P .M ..O R A S S O O N T H E R E A F T E R A S P O S S IB L E . A T fTS R EG U LA R M E E TIN G O N D E C E M B E R 13. 1 M 4 . IN ROOM 102 3 (TH E B O A R D C H A M B ER S ) O F T H E S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y S E R V I C E S BUILDING. 1101 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T , SA N TO R O , FLORIDA. AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY: PROVIDING FOR REAR YARD SETBACKS: PROVIDING FOR P A Y­ MENT OF EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IMPACT FEES. FIRE AND RESCUE S Y S ­ TEM IMPACT FEES. LIBRARY SYSTEM IMPACT FEES. AND ROAD IMPACT FEES: PROVIDING FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING: PROVIDING FOR AN A L T E R ­ NATIVE DENSITY OPTION: PROVIDING FOR PROCEDURES: PROVIDING FOR FEE WAIVERS: PROVIDING FOR LOCATION OF AFFOROABLE HOUSING D E­ VELOPMENT: PROVIDING FOR CONCURRENCY MANAGEMENT: PROVIDMG FOR PHASEO DEVELOPMENTS; PROVIDING FOR ZONING REGULATIONS: PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS; PROVIDING FOR USE O F PROPERTIES A S ­ SIGNED THE A-10. A-5, A 3 AND A-1 ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS BY LAN D ­ SCAPING CO NTRACTORS; PROVIDING FOR USE OF PROPERTIES ASSIGNED A-1 ZONING CLASSIFICATION BY OR FOR THE PURPOSES OF CHRONICALLY ILL RELATIVES; PROVIDING FOR A TIME PERIOD WITHIN WHICH MASTER PLANS MUST BE SUBM ITTED; PROVIDING FOR USE OF PROPERTIES A S ­ SIGNED THE C-1 ZONING CLASSIFICATION FOR DRY CLEANERS AND V E TE R ­ INARY CLINICS; PROVIDING FOR TH E USE OF PROPERTIES ASSIGNED THE C-2 ZONING CLASSIFICATION FOR MINI-STORAGE FACILITIES; PROVIDING FOR O FF STR EET PARKING SIZE REQUIREMENTS; PROVIDING FOR HANDI­ CAPPED PARKING; PROVIDING FOR THE REGULATION OF POINT OF SALE SIGNS; PROVIDING FOR REVIEWS OF PRELIMINARY PLANS; PROVIDING FOR REVIEW OF FINAL PLATS; PROVIDING FOR LO T SIZE LIMITATIONS; PROVIDING FOR REVIEW OF SITE PLANS; PROVIDING FOR PERMITS FOR BORROW PITS. MINING AND EXCAVATION; PROVIDING FOR HAUL ROUTE MAPS; PROVIDING FOR DREDGE AND FILL PERMITS; PROVIDING FOR S TA N ­ DARDS; PROVIDING FOR EXEMPTIONS AND EXCEPTIONS; PROVIDING CRI­ TERIA; PROVIDING FOR DENIALS. SUSPENSIONS. OR REVOCATIONS OF PERMITS; PROVIDING FOR LANO DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS; PROVID­ ING FOR RIGHT-OF-W AY UTILIZATION PERMITS; PROVIDING FOR APPLICA­ BILITY; PROVIDING FOR TIME LIMITATIONS; PROVIDING FOR RESTORATION; PROVIDING FOR FIRE FLOW WAIVERS; AMENDING CHAPTER 2, SECTIONS 30.287, 105.44. 110.24, 115.24, 120.34. 30.289. 30.290. 30.1411. 30.1413. 30.1415. 10.5. 30.102. 30.123. 30.124. 30.446. 30.742. 30.763, 30.1221. 30.1225. 30.1246. 35.13. 35.14. 35 64. 40 2. 65.1. 65 2. 70.1, 70.4. 70.5, 70.6. 70.7. 70.9. 70.10. 75.2, 75.3. 75.6. 75.9 AND 75.10 AND SECTION 23 OF APPENDIX G OF THE CODE; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Ptrsofit tn advised that If thay docIda to appeal any doovon made at tbn bearing may win need a record ol tbe pcocetsXngx and toe w tb purpose Vary one need lo enxufo a n-ebahm record ol tbe proceedings is made wbicb record includes the h-sXmony and evidence upon wbicb the appeal ts based Person! with disabilities needing assistance loparllclpaiie In any o f Ibeta proceeding* should contact the Employee MelaIons A0 A Coordnator 43hours inadvance ol themeeting al(40?|3?1-l 130 t ilensron M41 MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk lo the Board ol County Cbmmssiont>is Sen*nolo County Honda tv C m * -; 0 \ ^ a ^ A ^ D eputy C ie r * �■A « 1 M#)aM Ratiltml riofuU thu’Kj** Ovcvmtl** t. tVM Project to ‘Help Give Christmas’ *op|»>«t Ihr profrr I ■ rN IC R M IIP A U P Mm Jill Staff Wntm A |Wofe. 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(ouru.iliat* and human right* arllvlau arr l"lihym g Ih r govrrtitnrnl lo rrviar or rrpral a rangr ol rarrly •«-~*<I U ' o Ihry (rar could tir duatrd off and ward lo rrairlti frrrd o m aflrr ih rC h ln ra r la k ro v rrIn I1W7 T ro m Associated Press reports AilnpiiriK a laniily Involvra am h 44 Ilona aa providing inya (or ih r chlldirn, farannal ilrina (nr adulia and loud lor ih r laniily a I hrtatinaa m ral M u d rn l* lim n Ih r Maatrra A< ad* rm In Ijillila ina l Irrna ■UBLII fOTICI T w r n l y iin n n p lo y rd »ln gl# innthrra w Ihi arr [>ar1 nf 'I'rnjr* 1 Im lrjtrn d rn i r an H H S p n f grain ai Valencia Com m unity I ollrgr will lir arming Ih r many m iplrrilaol Ihla fxngrani « 'T h e llal la lengthy.” aanl VYllanu ihr nrrda arr grral ' W ith anm r (15,000 unrtn ployed In C rntral Klmnl.i. 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Sanlord ALL OTHER BURLINGTO N SOFA CO LOCATIONS BUSINESS AS USUAL Take 17 92 to Lake Mary Blvd. Turn East 1 1/2 Milos Towards Sanford Airport, Sanford, or Call (40*7) 3 2 4 - S O F A (7B32) PURSUANT TO SEMINOLE COUNTY PERMIT « 5 �December 8, 1994 THURSDAY Sanford Herald B S p o rts ’Hounds a perfect (10’ IN BRIEF LOCALLY ] M agic beat Cavs again O R LA N D O Nliaqolllr l> Neal *|k«rked a 10(1 run in iil» >\ through the fourlh quarter and finished w ith " points and 10 rebounds W rdnrwtoy night to »•-»*1 die Ovtando Magn It* a •«» 75 v trtn n o v e r i h r ( > v r l « n i l ( '« « i l i r n Tlw victory *>.»* ih r v n m i l lit •*« m em night* over Ihr ( '« « « «h o t llt n l close (of Ihfrr quarter*despite *h.»am gonly 3D p rrrrn l Chris Milts let! Cleveland trllh 14 |*»im* Parke leads Rollins rout WINTER PARK Otangrwtmd ChrtslUn s< h<*>l graduate Daniel Feikr scored 23 |*tini% IO help Ihr Roilin* College Tar* drlral N<»rlh Central of Illinois H.l 5 I Wednesday Paikr «tul Mikr llolmr* w honored 11 point* in Ihr fu*l hall gave Ihr lar* 12 II a 47 29 halfllmr trail Im r trd North ( ’enlist 11 M will* I4pr*til% AROUND TH E S T A T E 1 Philadelphia dum ps Heat i MIAMI Jett Malone scored Cl ol hi* •m inn high 34 (mint* in ih r key third period a* ih r Philadelphia 76ct» defeated ihr Miami Ural I I I lift Wednesday night W ith Ih r a m . Philadelphia (tint* the I Inal on Celtk* and ih r Los Angrlr* ta k e n a* iltr only Ih frr M IA tram* IO have 2 IAK> VtCtoOes S liur t h ru In re p llo n In 1940 a* ih r S y n c u t r National* the 76rrs record l* 2.000 I .564 Dana llanos and former M u m l p U vrr Willie liurton each t n e n l ID f**r Ih r 76rr* while O k u Hl< r led M u m l with 25 Tam pa paces Barry victory MIAMI SHORES - Marque* Tampa scored 22 point* d u b lm l *1* rebounds and had five aaalata to lead Mam In a 7 1 *14 win over Edward Water* on Wrdnewdav Larry Richardson and Darrrn Htnllh led Edward Water* with 14 point* each Unbeaten Lyman posts eighth shutout victory Pram l l a f f Rapad* _ _ _ _ _ _ _ LONG W OOD Sattrlng two gout* In I lie first couple of nilnulr* of Ihr second hall Ihr undrfeatrd Lyman G reyh oun d hoy* soccer tram cnilsrd lo It* 10th win of Ihr *ra*on W ednesday night beating ih r Ovirdo Lam* 3*1 at i lie CarRon Henley Athletic Complr * N r»l up lor Lym an 14 0 In I hr Seminole Athletic Conlerencel I* a •nond showdown w ith la k r Mary Friday night U s a big game Friday night." *ald Lym an roach Ray Saodldgr ' If* always a lug game when w r play 1-akr M an ( R r r ih r U*i seven lo 10 year* both program* have hern very *uc«r*aful ll * a gtral high school sorrer rivalry Tw o w rrk* ago the tram* m ri In the (irul* of Ih r Rotary ('u p . I.ym an liratlng l-akr Mary I O Lym an got goals horn Hirer dll Irtrnt plavrr* Wednesday David Kinsley *corrd first al 17 10 of the llrsl lu ll, heading home a cornet kick fro m M ilan D l r h l r r that C a m e ro n K lr k r o n n e ll d lr e c lr d toward Ih r Ikac k |m*i w ilh hi* head D lrh lrr m d r II 2 0 when hr look a rrt«M fn»tn Toby Morn* and scored 15 second* Info Ih r second lu ll Less th a n tw o m in u te * la te r. Charles W hlimore scored cm an a**l*t from Mark ta-wl* Thai wa* m o rr th a n e n o u g h offense for frr*hm an gculir Shane l u l ’laca w ho made live %avr* lo record hi* 7(1 *huicmi of Ih r crawm Lyman also won Wrdneaay * junior varsity game I <1 I akr llowrli 12 4 overall I 2 HACI ho*is l-a k r Mtanilev Friday nighi RAMS KNOCK O F F LIONS L A K E MARY Sophom ore Duslin Garber's goal *rvrn mlnulr* Into Ihr *rc«md hall broke a l -l Ur Wrdnrwfav Ulghl *rndlng ihr l_ckr Marv Ram* on lo a 3 I win over llir t K ir do Lion* in Seminole Athletic Cunferrme tmy*’ •<* crr ac non Lake Marv al*o won the Junior varsity gamr 3-1 A im Cc*»k gave ihr Ram* a I () lead with an una**i*lrd goal 13 mlnulr* min thr gamr Cameron /artaiugll rquall/rd lor (K lrd o in Iltr 43rd mlnulr of ihr arctmd lull Garber netted ih r rvrnlual gamewinner, on an a**l*l Irom Ace Drlaney. lour mlnulr* later Jason IMikey look a |u** loan Akin Sriian and addrd an Insurance goal In l lie 52nd m lnulr W r were a tram with a diflrrrnl attitude *ald Lake Marv coach lurry MrCnrkle It wokr u* up looking al playing Ovirdo and Lym an in ihr same week ” (K lrd o * S o il Tlirlrn wa* hll with a pair of yellow •aid* Ihr *rccmd coming in a lu**lr with l-akr Mary goalherprr Greg Vrllio that resulted in Velho having lo leave ihr field for a play a* ihr Lions took land mbasedl a free kk k from Ihr lop of ih r prtully area Lake Mary (7 1 4(1 SAC I ho*i* Lyman Friday while Oviedo vt*ils Srminolr none rwee *f a i Charles Whttmora nailed an Insurance goal for the undefeated Lyman Greyhounds in their 30 win over the Lake Howell Silver Hawks Wednesday when he converted on a pass horn Mark L « « is early in Ihe second hell Rams begin quest with thrashing of DeLand SANFORD S O F TB A LL CHAMPIONS U N F blasts Em bry-Riddle JA C K SO N V ILLE — Darrin J.»t k«on scorrd 26 poiiti* and fra b ln t eight rebound* lo lead North Ihiotla lo a »tm ru « m over Lintuy Middle <*n Wednesday Jat k*nn wa* am ong * u p la y n * w Imi stored III double figure* a* North Florida |5 <>| Htdthv Padgett led F.mbry Htddle (3-ttl with 2.1 point* i**r»n Hur*ey added 14 From Staff Reports Dr L A N D — ll was like watching a IKittrrn of domino* — once one fell, AROUND TH E NATION A labam a swam ps FIU T U S C A L O O S A — Erie Washington came oil Ih r bench lo snire 22 points a* Alalum a brat » Florida International 77-54 Wednesday Alabama (3 11 broke Ih r game open With a 13 (mini run early In Ihr second half that pul Ihr Tide ahead 52-32 with 14 56 tell Ja m rs Ma/vrk Iril K IU 11 21 with IH Kansas rolls past Gators L A W R E N C E . Kan — Jrn a f Haa*r scored 22 point*. Cirrg Oslrrtag lied a school irro rd with right blocked shot* and No 4 Kansas trailed only once Wednesday night r n m ulr to a 004 3 victory over No 6 Florida Dan Cross had 25 |iolnt* for thr Galor* 13-11. all hul iwn In Ih r second half Andrew DrCIrrcq addrd 20 point* and 14 rrbound* as fir firokr his own scliool record by playing In hi* 102nd ronsecullve game Mecvcar*e«a Sf *#»t' Collecting the hardware Prior to Wednesday s organizational meeting for the polar bear softball leagues, the Sanford Recreation Department honored its fall league champions On hand to accept their trophies from recreation supervisor Rocky Elllngsworth (left) worn (from loft) Ken Rummel Chevrolet's David Goldsbck (Thursday Pinehurst League). Randy Rawlings and son Tylor Irom A D Rosier Florlda Sportwear (Thursday Chase). Whelchel and Howard's Vivian Howard (Wednesday), and Jerl 0 Brian from Sunmland (Women's) W H A T’S HAPPENINQ B oys’ Basketball Samlnola al Wymora JV. 6 p m . V. 7 30 p m G irls' Basketball Ovitdo al Samlnola F. 4 30 p m . JV. 6 p m . V. 7 30 p m Laka Brantlay al Lake Howall F. 4 30 p m . JV. 6 p m .,V . 7:30 p m Pina Rldga at Orangewood Christian. 6 p m Junior Varsity Basketball Laka Mary at Lyman G .6 p m . B. 7 30 p m G irls’ Soccer Ovlado al Samlnola F. 4 30 p m . JV. 5 45 p m . V. 7 3 0 p m Laka Mary al Lyman F. 4 30 p m . JV. 5 45 p m V . 7:30pm . Laka Howall al Laka Brantlay F. 4 30 p m . JV. 5 4 5 p m .;V . 7:30pm Young Guns streak to volleyball title From Staff Reports SANFORD - Thiit should |u*t about do li With one w rrk Irfl In Ih r season, thr Young (inn* wrapped up ih r Sanford Rcrrratton C o r d Power Vollryhall l-ragur championship with a pair of win* Wednesday night al tlie* Sanford Middle Scliool Gynm utorium T h r Young Gun* won troth ih rlr matches Wednesday, sweeping Kelly * T r a m 15-1. 15-R and coming luck Irom a llr*i game lo** to knock oil Ikih Jones In a marathon. 12 15. 15-13. 10 14 Wednesday night's victories extends ihe Young Cun*' winning streak lo IH matches, ihclr one and only lo»* occurtng on O rl. ft. Ih r second night of Ihe season Second-place T im a Team won both Of II* matches a* well Wednesday night, beating T ra m Mearh Scene In straight games. 15 9. 15 11. and outlasting Kelly s Team 13-15. 15-1. 154 Ikih Jones won ihe other two male hr* ol the evening, sweeping |>.t*t Imlh Kelly'* T ra m , lft-3. I5 H , and Team I leach Scene. 16-14. 15 H. Iirlorr tailing lo Ihe Young Guns in Ih r (Inal round of matches. The Young Gun* Improve In 21-1 and still have a •I'v-gainr advantage over T im 's Tra m (16-51 Assuming dial die league I* playing a 24 game season (giving ra rh learn six midchr* against Ih r other four trams In die circuit), die Young Gun* have Just two matches remaining and could finish no worse Ilian 21*3 while Ihe ties! T im * Team could hope lor I* 19-5 Rounding out Ih r Standings arc lk>b Jones 110-12). Team Mearh Scene (5-161. and Kelly's Team 12-20). Softball tournament set for Dec. 16, 17 F ro m Staff Reports PRO B A S K E T B A L L c;« p.m. — WTI1S. Charloiie llomel* al llousion Rockets. (LI Complete listings on Page SB SANFORD If som ehow you've managed to complelr all your holktay preparations and ore looking for something to do or ir you're just looking for a way lo lake a break fm m the' holiday ' hustle and bustle, a solibull tournament m ay lie Just the thing. T h e Sanford Recreation Dc partment will conduct a two-day tournament for men's Class C and D teams on Friday and Saturday. Dec. 16 and 17. at Chase and Plnrhurxl (Kirks The Inum am rnl will tie player! urrnrdlng lo Am rrlran Softball Association Class C rules. Entry fee Is $125 per learn. For additional Information, call Jim Shaefer al 324-HODS or Rocky Elllngswnrlh at 3 2 1-73H0. they all slatted to fall C o lle c tin g e ig h t pin*, three In imical (all*, and a forfeit In 14 weight c la**r* die 1-akr Marv Ram* rtp|K-d th r ho*l Drland Mulldog* 72 3 In a ( la** 6A varsity wrestling mate h Wednesday night D rLand wa* |>rnall/rd a tram Ix>ini late In die match lor un»|M>rt*tnanllkr conduct. According lo Coach fkmg I’rirrs . die one sided allalr provided a very lnqMtrianl starling point (or several of die Rams' newest members "T h is was a good tu n ru p ." said Prler* "It's liren I K weeks since Ihr last tlm r we wrestled “ It was good lo see some ol the new kid*, like Ja m a ll Lilly at 171 pound*. Jell Norton (IHOi. Danny Johnson (heavyweight), and Hobble Drakr (103). come m il anil wrestle a ril For some of them. II was Ih rlr llrsl w in And ll we re going to be a great Irani, we re going lo need lliosr kids income through lor us " Th a i's wh.ii frie r* I* shooting lor. die IDD4-D5 Rams lirlng a great Ira n i A n d th r o n ly available measuring slick i* how competitive you arr on die stale level " W r 'v r talked atmiil dial." eonllrm rd I’elrrs "W e want lo lie compel III v r wilh die best teams In the stair. Th a i's what w e re alter." Al one (mint Wednesday night. Ihe Ram* rljqietl off five consecutive pin*, starting with Milan Yang at I ID (murid* and rapped by Joe Collins sticking hi* opponent In IH seconds al I40|>ound* Men Crawlord (130). Nate Mitchell 11351. and Johnson also notched llrsl |iertod plus while Drake and Greg Clayton 1125) nailed Ih rlr op|Minrnl* In the second (irrtnd. Lilly recorded a pin wilh three second*left In the third (irrlod Rich Mradlry 11121. Mr.ul Harris 11451. and Travis Crawlord 11521 each scored a technical fall laikr Mary 12 ()| wrrsllr* at New Sm yrna Heat h Friday night U M tn . BULLDOOl) IO - D ' O t U M l |>.An*d W<ll>*mt I V I I I t t i l M l l t d 1*>I T « l l f » » l i e It* U M l p-newd S ooM -nt I K 111 — CI*,lor< I l M I p-nrwa M »<f» I M IM - B Cleo'lKd U M l M iltlw ll I U IM M iH Ktn U M l pinnMl M<0u**n <* IM C o ll«'« p-nn»d H Ouim br II IO M p n u i M l in t i Ipll Edgvtomb l l ) IM T C o o if f d IL M I J Ouifsbf 1*4. 140 — iv tiw ID I meter 0r< MerUKorn II ) . Ml Lilt? 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M'MINOH I !»*■ Seminole Ornament tety a group of ItHal Initlor** ami lom im m lty members who (irovlrk yilta ltd ihr needy dunng (h r holidays ha* bren itm m Dlrd with atili request* from n w t y organif atlnnt this huhilav srason C im rntty they Im i r more than I fXX) n rrd y children handle apjir <1 jiroplr .mil rk k lty *hut III* on thru li*l ami only VW) (>eoplr volunteering to pun base Kill* A Wtah l.i«i Hot l.inr l u i twen v l up to takr gilt m monetary ■tonal tom from any member ol ihr comm unity who would likr to make ih r holiday* brighter Inf tlir m any disadvantaged people in tlir iu m m u n ily w lm would othrrwtar rc< r iv r nothing (or I'hrtalma* All 81ft* are llm ltrd to 815 Interested participant* should ra il S O S W n li List Hot Llr.e at 1407 Mini 7858 to *ekvt a w latird lor " jilt (ruin I heir wiah ll*l O f M A R Y RO W KLL Haraid Corra»pondant L A K E M AHY Ik . It. 11*44 AmerS an* were facing thrlr fourth ('hrt*tma* with war coloring their live* The German* brukr thrugh Allied delrnae* at the Itattk of the Itulge Itig Hand m u tk wa« on Ihr radto And In law Angrlr* Calif.. Leu /.rula and Mar)orir LM/alirih Newman ol Sanford were married t>ro a Navy rtisign who had )nal rrcetyed hi* naval aviator wing* a Irw month* before fitwi dated Marjorie at a Valeri line • Day Dam e at the Naval Air Station In Sanford Leo waa «up|H>*ed to hr playing with Ih r band that night. 1ml he told the hoy* he wa* taking a dale ln*trad After Leo com pie led hi* operational training in Sanford hr w a* assigned a* a lighter pilot to U v Partflr Itaard r v o t i aircraft carrier USS Gambler Hay le n and Marjorie kept In touch with letter* lam even proposed by mall The two decided to gel married a* anon aa Leo wa* back in the atatra O it 23 1944 the Hattie o< Leyte Gulf began It waa the largest naval battle in Ihr htaotry of warfare On Oct 25 thr USS Gambler llay, l.ro ‘* ship wa* sunk Marjorte heard Overeaters Anonymous m eets weekly O vrrratrr* Anonymous m r r l i every Thursday, at 7 30 p in . at thr Com m unity United Methodist Church. I ln r y Midge Hoad and U S 17 112. t a a w ltrrrv I'm information tall Caml 322 0057 American Legion, Unit meet Thursday Arnrrtt an Legion (Soar 53 and Unit meet Ih r art unit Thursday at tt p m , at the |*»*t home. 2874 S Sanford A vr t nr informal ton. call 322 1052 Sunrise Klwanls m eets Friday The Sr mint >lr Sunrtar Klw antaCluh meet* every Friday, at 7 am at S h o w y • US 17 02 south of Airport Boulevard Visiting K lw a n U n t are welcome For informal loti rail I>nj llevey 322-0002 Substance abuse discussed SAFF Sut>*laiMe Abuse Family Education. •* conducting a "Families In t'rt*l* uutre.u h program Interested organlra lton* wanting to contact the Life Saver* ( luh of S A F E may call Libby Kuharske at 2BI 4357 T A R A W .C H A T H A M T H IP L K H A R M Y M E D IC A L C E N T E R , H on olulu — A itn y (a p t Tara W Chatham ha* arrived lor duly h r r r C h a th a m a n •n Ie r n I a t obstetrician gynecologist. l» Ifie ton of John W and Margaret G W ilforg of 9 09 Cutler Hoad. Lntigwimd He |* a l9Hb graduate ol l.akc Brantley High S< hool Altarnunie Spring*, and received hi* doc­ torate In 1994 from thr Universi­ ty of Florida College of Medicine. Galltesvlllr R O D G E R A . W E IG E L Marine CpI Rodger A Weigel, ton of Rodgct A Weigel ol 144 Sabir Palm Court. Sanford, was recently promoted to hi* present rank while serving with Brigade Service Supporl Group Five. 1st Force Sendee Supporl Group. M a rin e C o r p s Base. C a m p Lto and M arjortt Zaola Karen Me Her and her *on Thom as. Lem * mother Lenore C o r tim a n d M a r jo r t e '* brother. Allen and hi* wife. K a t h e r in e O t h e r f a m ily member* were In attendance a* well a* m any < lose friend* Among the military gurst* were several with w hom lam served while In the Navy. Doug Deane of Tucson. Art/ . Charles Westbrook id Menlo Park. Calif . Jack T u rn e r of Denver. Colo : Grover Andrew* of Palm City. Fla . and one of lam * former comm anding of fleer*. Jo h n Coonan of Jacksonvilk Ik a rh After a delightful dinner, (hr happy couple and th rlr guest* danced to the hlg band music of the UMo* by Don Frrron and Ih r tklionan* Leo even sat In with thr hand fur a few tune* Heathrow women set tour of homes IN TH1 SERVICE M ARC J . D ELA N EY ; FORT JA C K S O N S C iArmy fSi Marc J De'aney ha* completed a light wheel vehicle tim ham* course Jiere During the course, student* were trained to perform mature nam e and a*«l*i In the rrpalr of automotive vehicle* and a*ouri•atrd equipment Delaney I* the son of Strphantr K and Robert I* Delaney of 30 Wlktrrta Drive DeHart H r I* a 1992 graduate of Tieltona High Sc h i h i ) Deltona ahoul the th>Mir stir even knew lam* ship had gone down Hut since lam wa* a piled. *hr ihnugtii he wa* sale. In hi* plane Th e USS Gam bler Hay had three more pilot* than •he Ilari plane* I n i w a* o n r of the ptkrt* left on the *hl|> L m and the other *urvlvnr* *|wnt 48 hour* tn the watrr After rewiie they were taken to New Guinea and on Dec 4. L ro arrived tn San Franc taco A* wjnn a* Marjorie heard Leo wa* on U S *otl *he and her mother tmarded the tram Ir. San lord and headed lor b a Angrlr* It wa* a five day train trip After bring p n c e w n l lam left San F ra n rlw n for Lo « Angrlr* wiih 30 ilay* *urvlvor leave Hr and Marjorie were married Saturday. Her lb a n d h o n r y m u n n r d tn Hollywood After 3213 yrar* in Ih r Navy, l.em retired a* a captain tie and Marjorte dr elded to return to Seminole County Mafjnrtr'a birthplace O n Friday. Ik e 2. lam and Marjorte /.rota celebrated thrlr 5f)th wrddtng anniversary al Tlm acuan Country C lub In l a k r Mary Th e y were Jolnrd at the golden annlvrr*arv cel­ ebration by thrlr *on John and ht* wife Gayle. and Jo hn 's ton* Liu and Michael and Gayle * win Hobble, daughter Pendleton. Call! T h r 1991 graduate ol l a t C r u r r * H ig h S chool ol La* I m i rv N M Joined llie Marine l orp* In August 1**9 1 C H A R L E S II R IC H A R D S O N Navy Seaman Recruit Charles H Ru hardwm. a l'**t3 gradualr ' Seminole H igh school ol Sanford recently returned to Norfolk Va Irom Ih r Carlhhran Sea and S tra in ol Florida altrr sen lug a* jrart of resc ue ojtera Don* lor Cuban migrant* fleeing to America Richardson I* one of 300 crew m rm hrr* a lx .aid the 503 loot destroyer U S S Caron, which headed south (rurn Norfolk lo Inlrrcrpt Cultan migranl* at irrupting to m akr the 90-tnlk run lo Florida on makeshift raft* and boat* Richardson and fellow crew member* prrparrd Ih r ship for ■he flood of migranl*. setting up ou tdoor liv in g la c llllle * on topside rici k area* and ensurtng a livable and sanitary environm cni After drtiarktng 1,380 m i­ grants al thr U S Naval Base Guantanamo Hay. Cuba, Rich­ ardson returned to the strait* of Flo rid a lo c o n tin u e rescue operation* There, USS Caron combined effort* with 21 Coast Guard and Navy ship*, conti­ nuing to search for and rescue fleeing migrant* H EA TH R O W H e a th ro w Women * C lub holiday season plan* were unveiled al It* rrgu lar November luncheon T h e m eeting, held at the Country Club of Heathrow wa* c o n d u c t e d b y P r e s id e n t Sarabrrca Rosier, and oprnrd with the Pledge to the Flag led by G a ll Vtn o eu r T h is wa* followed by a timely Inspiration (or the day supplied by Melanie llalre. We find comfort from those who agree with u* and growth from those that don't." C h a r le n e B e n n e r, of ihe m e m b r r » h lp c o m m itte e . In ­ troduced guests Ronnie Dtshtan. Patty C h a th urn . Carol Calvl. S h a r o n O ' F l y n n . P a u le tte Turvtlll, Dara Trujillo , Dottle Crenshaw and Je n n y Cupples Marlon Good, of charitable endeavors committee, requested all members provide a gift for Ihe Hacienda Girls Ranch at Ihe Dec 12 meeting Marianne Hasslllc (ways and meansl reported on a tour of eight b e a u tifu lly decorated Heathrow home* on Sunday. Dec 11. Th e tour Irom 4-7 p m will feature Design* by Carmen holiday refreshments. Santa in all his splendor, horse-drawn carriage rides and the Madrigal singers from Lake Mary High The tickets are f 10 per person and all proceeds will benefit Serenity Home. THURSDAY’S PRIME ifc io a V C iw a t i* i***. by?*' p*p_j>«p t^sgc « TKjj* ■fHOa .-.y fa 'w a w lfte c ' "* U U .v ..I t .] I ~ .’aia* Schneider. Rose Mary Middleton, and Delores Displaying door prizes are prom left) Harriet Lash. Sedlas. Sarabecca Rosier. president. Bunnuf Luncheon guest sj>rakrr Neal sires* with action steps and as vital part of a solution. Each s u g g e s te d v h e lc le s lo a c ­ member was given a copy of a W leder. D C s p o k e on "Alternative* tn Dealing with c o m p lis h goals. He r e c o m ­ computerized structural nutri­ Stress." He prrsenird various mended Ih r ellinlnalton of nega­ tional and environmental *trr*s means ol rid d in g oneself of tives with a resolution of Issues survey Poem helps woman feel whole D E A R A B B Y : I am enclosing one of your columns that helped me enormously In I98H It might help other women If you rerun It. I enjoy your column. G L O R IA L .. J A M E S B U R G . N . J . D E A R G L O R IA : At thr risk ol rankling those who dislike re runs, here it i* D E A R A B B Y : In rrcrnl years, we hear of more and more wom en who. through cancer surgery, have lost our or both breasts Some women are devastated. Some married women fear that I heir husbands will ihlnk they are ugly — and may leave them. Some unmarried womrit fear that no man wilt want to m arry them. I'd like io share something my mom received from my dad after she had a mastectomy. Maybe somr husband can use II to reassure his wife, or some wife will reall/r that real love Is nut diminished w llh the loss of a body part. KAY HUNT W O U LD YOU LO V E ME LESS? II I tosl a lor. would you love me less? If I lost a foot, would you lovr me less? II I lost a teg. would you love me less? It I lost a linger, would you love me less? If I lost an urm. would you love me lead? If I lost an ear. an rye. an upprndlx. n gall hladdrr. my hair. etc. T o you. would I still Ire me? Of course! Am ! you arc suit you to me A D V IC E ABIGAIL VAN BUREN And how I thank God for Just you! Pieces and parts Might have to depart Hut you and me. Will always be we. D E A R A B B Y : I uni a 34-ycarold married m an who would never bream of cheating on my wife; however, lately I have become hooked on com ­ puter “ chat lines" where one can communicate with people from all over Ihe country. I have been In contact with a young woman In Miami (com ­ puter only — no telephone, no malll In recent weeks, our conversations have become very' sexually rx pi tell (This 1* known as "com puter sex.“ I Abby. in yur opinion, am I bring unfaithful lo my wife — or Just Indulging In some harmless fun? Please bear In m ind that there l* no way lo verify that thr jicrson you are chatting w ith on onr of these lines Is who she says she Is (name. age. gender, etc.) You may be chatting wllh a 95-year-old grandfather C U R IO U S IN S E A T T L E D E A R C U R IO U S : “ Computer sex." as you describe It. Is not harmless — particularly If your curiosity causes you to deride lo meet your computer sex partner. Then It rould become hazardous to your health, your marriage — and possibly to your computer If your wife catches you! W O R T H R E M E M B E R IN O : A good conversationalist is not one who remembers what was said, but says w hat someone wants to remember." Jo hn Mason Brown C IN E M A S L I T C H F I E L D C I N E M A 10 1*110 N Mwy 1 t U Z * 1 2 4 0 1 IS T M ^ S A N T A C L A U | E > C) STA R G A TE (PG-tA SWANPRiHCESS 1 20 ) 00 4 It m ir acle on m i h street ) i t i t t t i i r i t * tt ... ew) T H E L IO N K IN G I it 2 oot ao t ooo on STAR TREK GENERATIONS 100 1 l i t H I 40 t U |PQ P A G E M A S T E fl i t o t jo t o o r u o t a o TRAPPED IN PARADISE I 1*2 20 •>0 t *00 to (PG1J) low down Dirty shame MOVIELAND Dm« h> 377 1716 STAR TREK GENERATIONS CLEAR A PRESENT BED t 40 DANGER 4 « » » in 110 2 10 4 I t I 20 t 40 (R) J U N IO R (D T S ) I 00 2102202 20000 (PC-13) B O N U S H O U R S 4 T O 6 PM �''r-- ■ 4A >i) Hi ' a 1 liOWtn'd. •li'tliJR fhiiikile, Dwntitwi ft I'm Legal N otices Number of elderly poor declines slightly By JO H N D. M cCLAIM Assocutipd Pro fta Wnint Th e re * no w a v to %ay w h e t h r r it w r n i u p or d o w n ." *hr a d ilrd ' T o m (ta ring (h i* ye a r'* data w ith taM y ra r * data ha* to Itr d o u r w ith ( i r a l < a rr h re a u g r <>l t h r change In llt r co lle ction p m rrw a T h r g o ve rn m e n t d rf ln r * r l d r r l y p o > rrt\ a* an incom e of Sri 'l.VO ot In** for a * m g lr p rr* o n or S n ,7 4 0 for a ro u p lr T h r p o v e rt y ra te for o ld e r p e o p le , a fte r d ro p p in g th ro u g h t h r 1!ih (H to 11 4 percent In |!Mt*» had rt*rn to 12 2 j « r i t r n i In I (KM) a n d to 12 4 p e r m i t in 11*1*1 T h r figure* w ill h r In c lu d e d In a re p o rt. ' Incom e Poverty a n d V a lu a tio n of N o n ra v h Mrneflt* 1119,1 " *cheduled lor p u b lic a tio n late I hi* ve a r E vre rp t* were rr| e a »rd re c r n ily O v e ra ll, t h r tm m h e r of A m e ric a n * liv in g tn l w v r r t y totaled .tli 3 m illio n of the U S pop u la lio n of 2 5 0 2 m illio n in 1003. I 3 m illio n snore tha n tn I9*.rj It w a « the mo*t wince 3 0 0 m illio n in ItNti when the tale wa* 21 !• priverit id the U S |*i|HiUtl4K> «*f kAt I .1 million 1he national pnterty level dtn|>|ird altrt (he ItiNI N2 r n r u i i m until teaching 31 3 million in I9n>l IKd II tirgan to fl*e In tUMI a* the lO tAIBI in m a io n ip|iriu< hed and ha* te rn M*ing *ime Uteri In fact, the n u in h e r ot |**tr ha* iim re a * rd h y ti 1* m illio n atm'e I twi'i a m i tlie j v o r t t y rate tva* rt*rn fro m 13 I p e rce nt that year tn 13 I | w rie n t in 19 0 3 hlghevt *utce 15 2 | ie rrrn t In I !***3 IV v e r t y few the general |v>(tulalkMt I* defin ed a* an In c o m e of S 14 70.1 tw lew* for a latntlv of Im tr H a lf of the n a tio n • |h k in 11*1.1 w e r r eithet < h tld re n u m lr r IA year* o r I Iw elderly T tu v .m o u n t e d lor 10 3 m illio n of the 3 0 3 n il!U rn jw v e rtv p o p u la tio n llut the 12 2 (w n e n t p ive rtv tale among Itie rlderlt wa* tittle more ttvan halt the 22 7 percent rale lor p m children, who n u m b rird 15 7 m illio n tn 100.1 It wa* *lightlv le** than the 12 4 pert'ent rate lor |**w American* age IN in *>4 who num herrd 10 N m illio n I ’nill 1074 the p n e r it rate among oliter American* lyfiically wa* higher than that fur children T h rn thr elderly rate dipped to I4t> iwrrent while the rate of thowe under IN m*r to 15 4 prrvrnt — and lea* remained below *ince then \L hlle tfie elderly are underreprr»ented tn lire jvivrrtv population « htldren under IN are ta*tly ove rrr pt r*e n ted Children repreaent 40 |wrcent of the (**w. tnrt only 27 percent of the total population The elderly on the other hand, com prue 0 0 percent of America a p o t . and 11 0 percent of the population Legal N otices Legal N otices iw tw t c ia c u irc o u a r O t TWf (lO M t t t M T W ju o ic t a i c ta c u tr i* **o«o« t l M lW O lt COWWTV t h i c it v o Om i. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 08, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 08, 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>, December 08, 1994; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/3ffeb358bf76bf8c7bbb36f6c6507a6d.pdf 8edcadddb751bc15ebb5323645e43c13 PDF Text Text [is* THURSDAY 11 H Jm iH L .K L B 1 casino Local leaders N EW S D IG E S T barely budge in 2 straw votes S A N F O R D — Attendees at the Great Caatito Dehate at Greeter Sanford C ham brr of Comm erce thta m orning rated nearly 3 1 to oppose Irgjriurd Male C trrutl C ourt seeking unspecified a The autt aWejra thetr 14-year-old t e r . H a l l y , w a s p h y s i c a ll y a n d laglratty injured a hen ahe « a a aaaauhcd the youth b y trrea. the plaintiffs claim T h e hoy‘a parents are alao named aa defendants Several students reportedly complained to the teacher about the b o y’s behavior before the incident. Th e boy had been suspended two times before the attack for fighting, i he p U tn lifT a a lto m ry sold. Animal shelter Polltlblts SA N FO R D - Th e cable television Sunshine Network continue* Its Election M coverage of statewide races with Interviews for U S. Senate and Cabinet candidates today and Friday. Oct 3S. An interview with Republican Sen Connie M ack and hla Democratic opponent H» Rodham will be broadcast at 9 pm each day 9 SO p m today. Interview* with allon Sits work has bean in progress for two soaks, In preparation tor construction of tha new animal shsltsr at County. tha Humana Sociaty ol Seminole S A N F O R D — More than a year after the deadly Are w hich claimed lhe Ulr of 73 unwanted d o p . cawatruction la under way o n a new shelter ai the Hum ane Society of Srm lnolc County. S ttr work began about tw o weeks ago and la proceeding smoothly, said Ron lla rdre . the society's building project manager. W ork on the II.300-square fool shelter itself should begin In shout two weeks. Hardee said. About 4336.000 la available far the 4906.000 project, mostly from contributions w hich poured In after the April 14. 1009 fire. Hardee said the Domestic violence law creates dilemma S A N FO R D - Th e Intent of a law dealing with domestic violence was wonderful, but It has created a dilemma for victims and a problem for the courts as well, as Indicated by a n order issued Wednesday by the Florida Supreme Court. Lawmakers meant well when they made violating court orders to stay stray from battered women a crime, the Florida Supreme Court said. But th e n e w la w h a s b e c o m e a nightmare for courts. Before the legislature enumerated four Instances where violations of court orders were designated aa misdemeanors, judges could cite violators for contempt and Impose Teaching kids to be responsible ettv Mwwaw sis StHMWM. SM CM* Mtcatwi u to nasty to* Track SyStoMy. Oct. It. raaa wtotototunitor T o d a y t C lo u d y w ith scattered show­ e rs a n d ih u n derstorms. High In the upper 70s. North wind 10 to 15 m ph and gusty. Chance of rain 40 percent. SA N FO R D — Students and their advocates often talk about students' rights. Not enough Is being said about the re­ sponsibilities the students have lo others, lo their com m unity and to Ihemaelves. Wolfgang llalbig said. Halblg is the school district's director of security. "T h e only way we are going to solve the problem of violence In the schools Is lo leach our students from the very earliest sgrs. that they have to lake responsibility for what they d o ." he said. "B y the lime they get lo high school. It Is loo late." At llalblg's suggestion, the school district has placed a poster In each elementary school classroom In Seminole C o unty which states that "Responsible students make the difference." The poster details seven Items for which students need lo lake responsibility. •Students have the responsibility lo attend school regularly. •Students have the responsibility to treat others with respect. • Students have the responsibility lo treat school property and property of others with respect. R o tsm a ry Trssg a r, chairm an of flnanca committee, and Allca Moughton, pratidanl of tha Laka Mary Woman's Club, do a llttla practicing In tha kltchan of Timacuan Country Club, In preparation for tha club's 7th annual Italian Faast. Friday, Oct. 20, 4.30 lo 7:30 p.m. at lh « Community Building, 260 N. Country Club Rd., Laka Mary. Tickata tor adults are 16 and children are S3. Proceed s go to tha d u b 's scholarship fund. For more Information, call Karan at 3334729. F O R T H E B E S T IN E D I T O R I A L S , O P I N I O N S A N D A N A L Y S I S O F T H E N E W S , R E A D T H E H E R A L D �a* • Sanford MoraM, tenfold. Florida • Thursday, OcteSar 27, IfN N E W S F R O M T H E R E G I O N AND A C R O S S T H E S T A T E Rodham assails Mack for ducking debates Associated Press Writer Mm ctitrgtd with ntuntef Mtradited M IAMI — Democratic U S Senate hopeful H ugh Rodham says opponent Connie M ark la afraid to debale because ll w o u ld s h o w c a s e th e R e p u b l i c a n 's u ltr a * conservatism and scare voters away. "la It dirty politics, is It mudallngtng. to It anything else to want to have a dialogue wtth the junio r senator front this state?" Chnton'a brother W rdnrax t i of Pernor ra th Bower, a 3 Ittkal organisation far wom en. "So he ra n come brfare the good people of the state of T v o ti ‘ gg children and I'm proud of R. I voted i I'UdottagM n."* M ack's cam paign says the first-term senator offcrtd to debate Rodham at the Bull Snort Forum , a political d u b in Jackson­ ville. on Nov. 4 and withdrew the offer after S H A L IM A R — A n Air Purer m lM c d m an haa been returned from Hawaii to the Florida Panhandle to face charges he murdered his wife and two children with a machete. Technical Sgl. Edward Zakrtrw akl was flown Tuesday to Eglln A ir Farce Baer, hts assigned station at the time of the •layings and then taken to his f l m court appearance. Circuit Judge Ben Oorthm ordered him be heM without bond at the Okaloosa County Ja il tn Creatvtew where h r rem ained T h e bodies of Z a k n rw a k l's wife. Sylvia. 34. and thetr children. Edward J r .. 7, and Anna. 5. were found Ju n e IS In the coupfe'a Mary Esther home. Zakrarwaki. 29. had been m im in g ever since until Oct. IS when he turned himself In to authorttlea tn Hawaii. T h e day he had been featured on the "Unsolved Mysteries" program. Zawn e w tk l had watched the show with a vho remarked that he looked like the suspect. U S F • n ro O m tn t M c o n d la r g M t In s ta te T A M P A — T h e U n ive rs ity of S o u th Florida further entrenched ttartf aa the Mate's second-largest university as the (sO e n ro lm e n t topped 36.0 0 0 fbr the first time. T h e University of Florida remains the largm t four-year school In the state, wtth an entogment above 30.000. a t3 g .0 6 S .a n Slightly l i t m says he's preparing far that though he can't bring bis brother T o n y , or other wny R ad." m id Mitch Batnwoi. wol. Mach's it d ir ty p o litic s , m u d s lin g ln g , a ls o to d ia lo u g s Is w a n t w ith It is it a n y th in g to th e have a J u n io r s e n a to r fro m t h is s ta ts ? f H ia d lly What Is clear lair of Florida has Is the Th e only one who 'I get It to H ugh R odham ." T h e Democrat, trailing by aa m any m 37 p a in ts In recent polls, la b ele d Mack Senator N o" far hto total opposition to President C lin to n 's policies s n d " T h e Phantom " far hto aberncc on the campaign trail. Rodham , who didn't register to voir for the Oral 13 years h r lived in Florida, said hr to hu stra lrd that he can't get hto m ran g e in the voters. Media coverage of Rodham s campaign has focused on hto famous lineage and hto hulk. Newsweek magaxtne told turn to go on • diet, and only one reporter showed up Tu rs d a y at • Rodham news ra n terror r in Tallahassee. -W e 've lathed about everything th a t, important to this stair, and we re brrn largely Ignored." said Rodham. ■ former Dade C ounty publtr defender. Rodham to hoptng to turn u p (he heal on Mack and force him to debate a n d continue* to court women and blacks H r also hopes linking M ack to the religious right w ill push mwderafa Hr puma so* to cram the potty H nr and m t r s.« Itodham says M ark voted sgMnst so education law that offered §1 billion for disadvantaged youngsters tn Florida s rh m l. because It faded to mrtude mandator > srhooi prayer. Rodham also critic toed Mach far voting against the abortion clinic access low that makes It a crime to In te rim wtth abortion providers and pregnant women Rain wol said Mack opposed the cducsimn btu because it meant Mggrr government and the senator b rtlrv m stale government should fund education Aa far the arena bttl. Bain wol said the senator supports sundae teetotal Ion (hat was clearer on the freespeecn tons than lJ O O t of LISP’S students than 13 hours a semester. Th a t's university like USP. But this la only the part-timers actually have outnumbered E m p t e y n a d a tk iQ p o lic y employees of the Highlands County Sheriffs Office m y moving tn wtth a sweetie could be a career mi imj 11^m«B gAdfafffamllitotis AJk QOVOM1 QOVNIlKHi demoted for living wtth a colleague. A n d a former officer said his boas warned him that he couldn't sleep over at his girlfriend's house or live wtth her unless they got married. Sheriff Howard Godwin said the policy applies only to employees dating each other and not those Involved with someone outside the department. He m id no employee has been fired for living wtth someone else out of wedlock. " I certainly discourage that type of relationship, but enforcing such ■ policy — t can't do that." Godwin said He added he will take another look at the policy and see how It's being Interpreted among su pervisors at the 233-member department. Under a section titled “ Unbecoming. Immoral or Detrimental Conduct." the policy states: "M em bers of the Sheriffs Office shall not cohabit, either by llvtng together In an espoused relationship or b y having a sexual relationship while maintaining separate residences.” Robyn Bhim ner. Florida executive director of the American C ivil Liberties Union, called the policy unconstitutional. • la v a M illa r (f r o m la d ). M s d lc a r a s u p e r v is o r for AVM CD and Dadd Johnson oaocuttvo dime tor prassnt ■ chock for 11,900 to Sanford m a yo r S a n y a Sm ith whiis Ootoan Ago Oamaa coeftam U a a Jonas and Chris Usr» watch Tha Qotdan Aga Games got undarway Sunday. M ov6 PtpirtlM |Qggcoft ||cllcWMiio Missing Riviera Beach Utility pulls plug on power line project girl’s parents sought O R L A N D O — Sheriffs deputy M ark Dooley and detective § 200 children. Donley apd White are special, but so are the children; critically III and disabled kids flown to Orlando from the United Kingdom fbr a week of fun with Mickey Mouse. Sham u the Killer Whale and characters at Universal Studios Florida. Donley and White are part of a cadre of volunteers lending a hand to the more than 100 doctors, nurses, therapists and o th e r vo lu n te e rs a c c o m p a n y in g the B ritis h A ir w a y s DreamfUght fbr the occasion every year. s Each fail since 1907. the London-baaed charity charters s Jum bo jet w ith donated money, loads It w ith afflicted children and brings them to Florida for the event. Donley la Involved because hts 7-year-old son died of b rim cancer In 1973. RJV1ERA B E A C H Police Investigating the disappear­ ance of a 7-year-old girl have found blood in her patents* apartment and car. a newspa­ per reported. T h e couple's whereabouts were also unknow n early today. A u t h o r it ie s Is s u e d a statewide alert Wednesday for the girl's mother. Pauline Zlie. 34. and her husband. John Zlic. 32. after the couple failed to show up for a meeting wtth detectives. Bittts o rtr dilapidated buildings M IAM I — A t first sight, anybody might want to demolish the rusting, dilapidated buildings, an eyesore on some of the most beautiful shoreline In South Florida. Th e battle of Dinner Key la the classic battle between historic preservation and development. T h e city commission to to decide today what to do wtth the waterfront section of the trendy Coconut Grove neighborhood. Dinner Key to the birthplace of International commercial aviation. T h e old Pan American W orld Airways terminal for seaplane flights to Havana In the 1930s to city hall, and Charles Lindbergh chartered Pan A m 's air routes to the Caribbean and Latin Am erica. Broward C o un ty detectives watted two hours after they missed a 5 p .m . appointment, th e n Issu e d a b e -o n -th e lookout bulletin for the cou­ ple's 1965 w hite. Eldorado Cadillac, said Broward Sheriff spokesman George Crollua. Crollus said they had no reason to keep tabs on the couple because they had been From Am o c I« M Proas reports cooperative until Wednesday. "Th ere may be a reasonable explanation lo this.” Crollua T A M P A — Florida Power Corp haa pulled the plug on plana for a high-voltage power Une across northern Hillsborough County, citing Increasing costa ranging from lawsuits to land prices T h e u n e x p e c te d d e c is io n Tuesday waa hailed aa a victory b y area residents who for more than a decade have hauled plans for the 500.000-volt. 44- milelong line. "T h e little guy wins some­ times. and tt looks like we're having our day In the su n." said Daytd Gallagher, past president of a cltlxens group that argued the Une would cause cancer In children and lower property val­ ues. Florida Power had for years said the Une waa the only way lo p re ve n t m a jo r blackouts In n o r th w e s t P in e lla s s n d Hillsborough counties. When proposed In 1983. the utility said the backup line Unking Its substations at Lake T h e case began Saturday when Pauline Ztle Iold police her daughter. Christina Holt, had been abducted from the Swap Shop, a circus and flea market In Fort Lauderdale. Broward County authorttlea Initially treated the case aa a simple abduction. But It now haa bro adened lo Inclu d e possible physical abuse at the child's Riviera Beach home or foul play. Inside the fam ily's apart­ ment on Singer Island. Inves­ tigators sprayed Lum lnol. a chemical that reveals traces of blood. It showed blood on the floors and walls, sources told Th e Palm Beach Post. T h e newspaper cited sources who said blood was also found on knives and In a tool box In the trunk of the Eldorado. Ta rp on in Pfaellat an d ft*’ a com m unity Just northwrw Lakeland in Polk County, would cost 933 million sn d be open ttonal b y 1907. Florida Power apokrswotrun Karen Raihlll said the latest root estimates now rxceed 900 mil lio n , an d the com pany hi* already spent 015 million pUn nlng and defending the Une But Raihlll said the environ mental, medical and legal objrr (Ions raised by residents wrrr not factors In what he said ws» purely a business dec talon " T h e present cost esttm.nr does not make this Une fltun ctally acceptable any longer tn o u r customers snd sharetioM era." Raihlll said. "Th e re to no end tn sight to the cost or delay* wre can conceivably encounter’ Florida Power fell short of saytng tt was totally cancelling the project. Instead, tt said the Une waa "on hold." and the com pany would ask the Florida Public Service Commission lo re-examine (he need fbr It. L ttT T H V M IA M I - H a r t i r a tha w in n in g num bara aalactad W a d n a sd a y In (ha Florida Lottary; Thursday, October 27, 1004 Vot. 87, No. U T H E jia a n W E A T H E R ~z a — h s i v To n ig h t: Mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers. Low in the lower to mid 60s. Northeast wind 10 mph. Friday: Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and th u n ­ derstorms. High in the upper 70s. W ind northeast 10 to 15 m ph. Chanae of rain 40 percent. Saturday: Partly cloudy wtth a chance late night and m orning showers east coast and mainly afternoon showers Interior and west. Lows In the upper 50s north to mid 60s south. Highs near 80. Sunday and Monday: Mostly cloudy with scattered show ers and th understo rm s. u:\ v?V ts v n s s t ra a m ON Ooyi •I « FartMysr* f o U f ll Is THCIANT0MO M8JUL0.VC' ■ « 1SST. Seniors, Ft 3T773-1M7. (Dotty* Suns**) Homs 0«»y*ry > Manas Siam § Moriah* uaoo 1 Vosr tram FlOnffi ll Mott 114.00 taao IR S “Tiun r n T T ii? r — anon* (407) 323-M11. 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T h e hig h tem perature In Sanford on Wednesday was 83 d e g re e s a n d T h u r s d a y 's overnight low was 65 degrees as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Educational Center. Celery Avenue. R ecorded ra in fa ll for the period ending at 9 a.m. T h u rs ­ day. totalled .25 Inches. □ ■ • M o t.......... ........ 0:45 p.m. □ B o ar loo HMSMtMtKStM7:34 a.m. D a y to a a Roach: Waves are 4-5 feet and rough.' Current to strong lo the south. Water tem­ perature to 74 degrees. N o w S m y rn a Roach; Waves are 4-5 feel and choppy. The current to lo the south. Water temperature to 74 degrees. ■t. AagosUao to Ja p itcr lalot Small craft should exercise caution. To d a y: W ind north to northeast Increasing to 15 lo 20 knots. Seas 4 to 8 feet but higher In the G u lf Stream. Bay and Inland waters choppy. Scattered s h o w e r s a n d u few t h u n ­ derstorms south part. Tonight: W ind n o n h to northeast 15 to 20 knots. 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The Democratic governor, who la up for re-election Nov. 8. the far ria l " T h e gee t m or has been a com plete failure o n c rim e ." TlOey eald. " T h e m attempta to try to gain attention with 13 days before the election Is to try to make voters believe h r * tough on crim e ." Bu sh wants to build m o rr clearing the legal capacity of Florida's priaon system from 133 percent to IS O percent. "Y o u ’re not going to solve our priaon proowm oy oeporting a few lOrjpU Im m igrants.” Tilley said late Wednesday, O the rs have criticised the curre n t deportation program, m y tn g It discriminates against Florida residents w ho commit Court m ust reconsider gay dad’s rights David K. North to seeking u n re s tricte d v is its w ith his daughters, age* 9 .6 and 3. Last m onth. C irc u it J u d g e Audrey E. Melbourne aw arded h im umupervtord violation o n ly from I I s.m . to 6 p m . on ahemating Saturdays and from 2 p m to 7 p m o n alternating N o r t h 's l a w y e r . Q c r a l d Solomon, railed Tuesday’s ru l­ in g a victory, hut said he m ight atm appeal to Maryland'* highest court, the Court of Appeals, lie Mark F. W arburion. 31. 387 t . 10th Avenue. M l. Dora w a arrested by Lake Mary police for driving w ith a ampendtd Urenee. A n officer observed W a rtu n o n tu rn onto Lake Mary M vd. without a hand o r automatic turn signal A computer check after the traffic atop near C>15 and EvsnsdateNoad. showed the driver's license had been suspended twice and revoked once, tie was arrested and JaUrd Warrant arrests Antonio D rs n William*. 21. 1900 Southwest Road. Sanford waa arrested for violation of probatlonAsuapended driver Ueenar Kenneth David Burroughs. 39. no local address, waa arrested for failure to appear on a purchase of cocaine charge. Incidtnts reported to th# sheriff • A Casselberry resident reported hla property. Including a vehicle, television and electric drill, was taken and sold after he waa evicted from a home In the 300 block of Pine Avenue. Sanford on September I. The suspect* have moved to Kentucky. • An air compressor and tank were reported missing from a re td rf k a to. tL rS kO h to w h of MiOev t o d . U .a h r rt ftarra % * . Big three automakers earn $2.3 billion, continuing growth seen D E T R O I T - Th e Dig Th re e U A automakers combined In the third quarter to triple thetr earnings from a year ago. and executive* and experts say c o n ­ ditions are right foe continuing grow th In the Induatry. " T h e brat to yet lo com e’ would be m y very short aaaesa m r n l." David Cole, director of the University of Michigan’s O f­ fice for the Study of Autom otive coins were stolen from a master bedroom rloaet. • A food market ow ner In the 1900 block of Southwest Rood reported someone damaged her sign by throw ing something causing three holes. T h e damage waa estimated at 83.000. • A Mud Hog p u m p valued at over 8800 waa reported stolen from the bed of a pickup truck Monday in the 100 block of Hidden Lake Drive. • A sectional and love seat valued at over 8900 were reported stolen from a trailer Monday In the 1100 block of Sanford Avenue. • A T V and Jewelry with a total value of 8390 were reported stolen from a residence Monday In the 1800 block of Metkmvllle Avenue. • A n estimated 8910 In hand and power tools waa reported stolen Monday from the 3900 block of El Capttan Drive. •Construction tools valued at 81.395 were reportedly stolen Monday In the 3 0 0 0 block of Lake Avenue. • A riding lawn mower valued at 8700 waa reported missing Tuesday from the 400 block of Ptumoaa Drive. • A T V . V C R and Jewelry valued at 8638 were reported stolen Tuesday from a residence In the 1700 block of Peach Avenue. • A white 1985 Chevrolet van. w ith the words T U R F M A S TE R S on all aide*, waa reported stolen Tuesday In the 3400 block of Old Lake Mary Road. Retail thsN Sanford police arrested Ernest H arry Padget. 41. on Tuesday. Hla address was Hated as a wooded area near 28th Street and Park Avenue. Police aay Padget attempted to remove a 12-pack of beer from a retail store In the 1500 block of French Avenue, without paying. He has been charged with retail Iheft. D ru g a r r e t t Sanford police arrested Johnathan Jerm aine Martin. 21. of 906 Holly Avenue. Tuesday. Police said they Investigated when they saw what appeared to be a d ru g transaction In progress between a m an and occupants of a vehicle, at Ninth Street and Pecan Avenue. Martin was arrested on charges of possession of crack cocaine, and possession of marijuana. After the couple separated. North’s wife allowed him liberal visitation rights but she ended them and filed for divorce after he told her had contracted H IV from a homosexual relationship and teas living with a homosex­ ual lover. C o m b in e d t h ir d -q u a r t e r earnings a year ago for Ford. O e n e r a l M o to rs C o r p . a n d Chrysler Corp. were 8773 m il­ lion. Including OM*a 8113 m il­ lion loss. Since then, the com pa­ nies’ campaigns lo reduce costa and Improve productivity have taken hold. And consumers have streamed into dealerships to b u y new car* and trucks. F o r d 's a n n o u n c e m e n t Wednesday capped a round of reports that showed Big Th re e profits o f 82.3 billion for J u ly through September. C h rysle r reported first w ith profits u p 54 percent. T h e n O M moved from the 1993 th ird quarter loss of 8113 million to a 8553 million profit this year, shrinking its loaara on North Am erican automotive operations to 8328 million from more than 81 billion a year ago. Ford’s improvement waa 143 percent. B ig Three executives shy away Victim nabs burglary suspect from predicting future profits, b u t they are opUmtatlr about continuing growth In the U 3 . market. "W e eapeci that vehicle de­ m and In the U S will continue to be healthy." Ford chairm an Alex T ro t m an said Wednesday. Th e y alao pledge a continuing focus on cutting coats and Im ­ proving productivity. "W e are not the moat efficient producer In the induatry and we can’t be satisfied until we are.” O H * chief financial officer. J . Michael Lush. •>*>! tost wvek •-a fte r-th e * N v i ‘ autom aker's "report. Cole said the B ig T h r o e ’s **aikaaiftu _ _ aiL k aa** *m **, 4 a pfoofrint *— IfMrjr f in 1 build enough of m a n y popular new cars and trucks to satisfy abort-term demand — w in pro­ long the market's strength. " A n d t h e y ’re a b s o lu t e ly committed to not adding capaci­ ty to meet the ‘m ax’ market.” he fa rth e r i I I a a rm W A VMficfl 0k DCVCfiy Transmissions 2»W/»fcSt A major mistake auto execu­ tive* made In the past waa to build and staff factories to meet buyers’ demand In the strongest sales years. Th a t meant excess capacity and crippling coals in years when safes were weaker. P H t S E N T S THt THUNDERBIRDS Similar cams Very similar cases of thefts were reported during a brief time period Tuesday m orning In Sanford. At 7 a.m .. police went to Grovevlew W ay In response to a reported theft of an air compreaacr valued at 8750. from the back of a pickup truck. At 7:13 a.m .. police responded to Rock Cove Court, where an air compresaer valued at 8150 waa reportedly stolen from the back of a pickup truck. Alao early Tuesday morning, two similar business burglaries were reported In the 2500 block of Park Drive. A t 7:20 c m ., 825 waa reported stolen from a cash drawer following a burglary, and at B a m ., a bill changer and steel hopper, with total value of 8740 were reportedly stolen at a business Just a few doors further south. Motorcycles found Sheriffs deputies reported finding two motorcycles Monday, both tn ditches. In Roailand Park. One was found at Th ird Drive and Rose be o y Lane. A deputy said he saw a m an riding the bike without a helmet, and by the lime he found the vehicle, the m an had (led. and the motorcycle had been apparently hidden In the ditch. Th e 1981 Honda had reportedly been stolen from a DcBary man. On Burrows Lane, alao In Roailand Park, a 1987 Honda 3-wheeler waa alao found abandoned and In a ditch. There waa no Immediate word regarding the owner of the vehicle or whether It had been stolen. Both vehicles have been removed from the water-filled dltche* and Impounded. S a n f o r d p o lic e a r r e s t e d Gregory Davis. 18. of 2213 W . 13th Street Tuesday. According to police. Davis reportedly broke Into a home tn the 1000 block of Oak Avenue Tuesday, and waa •potted by the home owner. T h e y said when the burglar fled on a bike, the home ow ner chased him In a van. finally locating him at Seventh Street and Park Avenue. Police said the home owner had a pistol, and fired one shot but did not Injure Davis. W hen police arrived, they placed Davis under arrest on charges of burglary, and posses­ sion of burglary tools. BREITLING W OR LD CUP OE A E R O B A T I C S W O R L D FINALS ' CENTRAL I L OR ID A RL CI ONAL M R I ' O R t • S A N F O R D a �______ 300 N FR EN C H AVE . SA N FO R D . FLA 32771 Area Code 407-322-2611 or 831-9993 Seesaw of crime and LatyILL H Pwfh - N ELSO N TU LLA R EDITORIAL Look before you buy a house P la n n in g o n b u y in g a n e w h o m e In C e n tra l F lo rid a ? T a k e heed t o p ro b le m s e m e rg in g a b o u t h o m e s p urch a se d several y e a n ago. th e n take a pp ro p ria te steps to k ee p histo ry fro m re p e a tin g Itself. M a n y people p u rc h a se d o r b u ilt h o m e s In re sid e n tia l c o m m u n itie s w h e re th e y believed the r u r a l life w o u ld c o n tin u e foreve r. T h e y w e re in a n u n d e ve lo p e d a re a , a n d In m a n y eases, h a d o n ly lim ite d ro a d w a y s In th rt r area. W h a m ! A lo n g com es s u p e r-g ro w th In S e m ­ in o le C o u n t y . C itie s a r e e x p a n d in g a n d busin e sses a re s p r in g in g u p e v e ry w h e re . T r a f llc s w e lls the roads. N o w these quiet r u r a l c o m m u n itie s h a ve fo u r a n d six tone m a jo r ro a d w a y s r u n n in g th ro u g h th e ir m idsto. M o a t o f th e m e n d u p p u tt in g u p a b ric k fence to keep o u t th e ligh ts a n d notoe. b u t It d oesn't d o th e jo b . R a n g e line R ood, w h ic h he a d s n o rth fro m L o n g w o o d to w a rd the L a k e M a ry a re a Is to be g iv e n a facelift to h e lp so lve m a ssive traffic p ro b le m s. R in e h a rt M a ry atte o n ly a T lm a c u a n . N o w p o te n tia l o f som e th a t a re a o f Ih e c o u n ty . , T h e r e a re o ther sites. W e a rc n o t su gg e sting people svqM buying or In Milting Ms these areas, b u t w e believe so m e a d d e d Inve stiga ­ tio n n o w . m a y a void p ro b le m s In D ie futu re. F irs t o f a ll. check a m a p o f the area. Select the area In w h ic h y o u m a y w a n t to live. A s k y o u rs e lf: Is II a lo n g a n a rte ry w h ic h m a y b eco m e a m a jo r h ig h w a y b e tw e e n tw o cities? Is It too close lo m a jo r c o m m e rc ia l la n d w h ic h m a y e v e n tu a lly be d e ve lo p e d ? Is It In a lo w flood p la in w here a la rge ra in s to rm w lU p ro d u c e flooding? If the p urcha se price s o u n d a too low . find o u t w h y . F in d o ut If th e re are g o v e rn m e n t or e cological restrictions o n w h a t y o u ca n do w it h th e la n d . If It's o n a w e ll w a te r system fin d o u t Ih e co n dition o f w a te r In th e nearb y area. T h e r e are m a n y th in g s to lo o k In to before se le ctin g the location fo r a n e w h o m e . D o n 't Ju s t lo o k at w h a t a h o u se does o r c o u ld look lik e . L o o k d o w n the ro a d to the fu tu re a n d im a g in e h o w it m a y lo o k five to 10 years fro m now. If w h a t y o u see to a th e fu tu re y o u w a n t for a p a rtic u la r area, th e n p u rc h a s e o r b u ild that n e w h o m e , a n d e n jo y life In C e n tra l F lo rid a . L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R Letters to the editor are welcome. A ll letters must be signed. Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone num ber. Letters should be on a single subject and be as brief as possible. Th e letters are subject to editing. LETTERS Save sealife O ne evening from o u r deck an the G u lf of Mexico. I watched a h u n g ry young brown pelican dhre time after time for something to eat and repeatedly come out o f the water with an em pty pouch. It was unusual to ore a pelican fishing so late — not qu ttr dusk w hen I started watching and almost co m p ln cty dark w hen he finally gave u p a n d flew sway. I wondered how long, o r even If. h r could survive b rin g that drperate for food. I was filled w ith emotion. It waa one of the saddest sights I have ever seen — one that I will never fa rjrt A good friend who lo a professional wildlife rehabUttator con firm ed th at. Indeed, the w ith Have OurflssdthTw M rh h a ^b e e n foirm d to addrvps this tragic decimation of wildlife We are ftow benefiting from thrtr hard work and dedication. Am end m ent 3 to the Florida Constitution. Umtttng marine net fishing, la on the November ballot. W e should be alarmed by the (acts in the last five years brown pelican nesting pairs have declined 75 percent while Ihe com m er­ cial take of threadfln herring and mullet, for roe to be shipped to Japan, has Increased lo obscene record levels. Adult brown pelicans, whose normal weight should range anywhere from 3 lo 8 pounds, have been rescued weighing one-half pound! A ll seabirds In addition to Ihe brow n pelican are suffering, but U la not only the birds w h o are the Innocent victim s of hum an greed. Dolphins, sea turtles, and other marine M e are drowning tn the U rge entanglement nets that will be restricted when Amend m ent 3 passes. T h e devastation must be stopped. The fate of Ihe birds, the dolphins, the sea turtles and other marine animals is In our hands. It t* time for the voters to Save O u r Sealife. Th e Ashing industry can't conceal the truth: they have raped the waters a n d are fishing themselves out of jobs; It to only a matter of time. Please don't let them take th e last fish w ith them. Vote Yes on Am endm ent-3 In the November election. Charlene Inglts I CARE Intra-m ovem ent Coalition for Anim al Righto and the Environm ent Oaprey. Fla. Religious freedom Berry's World ‘NOT ANOTHER FRIVOLOUS LAWSUIT!’ One can twist or misinterpret historical records, the Bible, or the Constitution and the BUI of Rights. A t a convention in Washington recently a commentator remarked on a recent request by Russia to distribute blbtrs for study In the schools. “Th e re appear* to be more religious freedom there, than In the public achoots of Am erica." Th e re are those w h o misinterpret the Constitution and seek to bar all religious acts, sym bols and Influence from government, public schools, and national life. I n so doing they Increasingly secularized these, and paved the w sy for s downsizing of America's moral and ethical foundations w ith s consequent Increase In crime, vulgarity and slcazlneaa In the Am erican lifestyle. W hat does the Constitution really say about “ religion?" We need first to rem ind ourselves of the historical backgrounds out o f which the Constitution emerged, and the Intent of the framers as they expressed Ideals for a new nation. O u r colonial ancestors came lo Am erica lo escape the Intolerance, prejudice, bigotry, und total lack of freedom of conscience. Church and stale often joined hands tn forcing a particular religion upon the people- American founders were determ ined to avoid the "abuses'* of the “O ld W o rld " a n d preserve rights and freedoms of conscience and speech. Fro m this determination the Constitution a n d B U I of R ig h ts were created o n a foundation of religious faith and principles. T h e First Am endm ent stated there was to be no "establishment" of a religion. In other rrttgkm or t U I r church in tb r n r * M ila n tt e w H f , m « r rrad furth rr It t u r n . ... "o r prohibit the ftre rx rrrto r thereof " P u rth rr ( t u n n i n d mete freedom at speech. p a n . ■ iK m b l j r . G u a ra n te e d *•• fre e d o m of religion, not freedom from religion Th o a r who a r»k to hor alt religion from public M r . the m ilitary. I h r public srhoola. M lm r the u m r p a tirm of intolerance and suppression from which our A m rrira n forefather* aought to rarapr. W hile we ahould always maintain a separa­ tion of church and elate, no stale church, no tasaikm to support any religion, yet we ahould both cherish and presenre Individual religious freedom and expression according to one's conscience, fu rth e r, we ahould take positive m ewsu res to preserve our religious her and Ideals rather than outlawing them schools and government. Education give all facts and views w hich have contrib­ uted In our A m rrira n heritage, rather than emasculating the record and placing voids within our m in d s W r want neither a r h u rrh run stair, a theocracy, or an atheistic government devoid of hum an) tartan lam. aortal concerns, and religious Idealism Rather a d rm o rra ry of free people, worshipping according lo ronaclm ce. reaper ting the rights of others, and enjoying the rights and freedoms guaranteed b y the Constitution. Chaplain J im Sprear U S A F K rt Altamonte Springs Sad state of affairs O n Oct. 10. 1994 al 7 p.m . I attended your city comm issioners' meeting where your m ayor Betlyc Sm ith presided. I was appalled al the w ay an B3-year-old wom an was treated. A l this meeting there were several r II Ire ns who awaited their turn lo apeak about a problem that they were experiencing or were there to request aid from the co m m issio n. Each person w ith the exception of the H3-yrar-old wom an's com­ plaint was heard through lo completion. But when this widowed lady's representative tried lo explain to the commissioners and the m ayor ihe water problems al 2333 E l Capltan D r., this waa not allowed lo be discussed In Its entirety. Everyone else waa treated with courtesy and respect and their complaint waa heard. Th e m ayor did not treat anyone else In this manner like she did Ms. Jordan. II Is a sad aisle of affairs when the m ayor ra n stand and take away the right to apeak and com m it what I feel was a deliberate act of discrimination and the commissioners all Idly by and not speak up. One of the commission­ ers should have aald that Ms. Jo rd a n 's complaint should be heard in Its entirety. Especially her district commissioner. Mr. M cClanahan should have said lh a l this wom an, no matter who she la, has the right lo tell her complaint Just as the others did. But he remained silent. W hy? I am a resident of Michigan. My purpose for being al the meeting waa to say that I witnessed the flooding of this home on J u ly 30. 1 9 9 4 .1 helped to clean up Ihe d irty, filthy, slinking water which came Into the home up and over the toilets; that thla water overflowed Into the hallway of this home thus Into the bedrooms and Into the living room and dining area, all of which was In the middle o f the house. I. loo. was not allowed lo speak because the mayor would not let the Jo rdan complaint be heard further. If Ms. Burnett would have been allowed to present me to the commission where I could have given testi­ m ony to the Incident, the outcome m ay have been different. But Ihe m ayor an d her commissioners did not want this told. Since I. too. am a senior citizen. I resent the way this senior citizen waa treuted by thla m ayor and her commissioners. It is m y understanding that to treat one clttxen differently frm another la an act of discrim ina­ tion. T o not allow someone to speak when you have allowed others the right lo speak, sure sounds like Ms. Jordan's first amendment rights were violated. of Sanford to ratty to say that It la not '*1* governor con la ri her anyone rise who will I plan lo remain In Florida lo help in anyway I ran until this manner la brought to a conclusion I personally feel lhal thla rtltsrn was dtwrrimtnated against and her rights were violated by your mayor. II la sad that an 83-year-old woman ra n be treated in such manner by those In authority. plared In their position by who espert that they Wttl r geeu te the je tty 's business and protect the * rights of cltl*rns and not treat one citizen differently than they treat another. I also noticed that the city attorney did not aprak u p and say that thla citizen has a right to have her complaint heard through to its entirety just as all the others had voiced their complaint to completion, but he. loo. re­ mained silent. I urge you at thla neat election to remove all your presen t city commlaatencrs and replace them w ith men w ho know their responsibility to their r it lx rm and w ill a d accordingly Your ettIrena need better government by know l­ edgeable representatives who will represen t you w ith reaped no matter who you are or regardless of whether the complaint is against the city and they don't want toh ra r It. So what If It would lake up more of the m ayor's or commlaaionrra' time lo hear the problem. Everyone has a right to h r heard regardless of the age of Ihe citizen or nature of the complaint and not blatantly disregarded as was evident at this meeting. Everyday we citizens are losing our rights by the same type of action I witnessed at this commissioners' meeting. I personally am tired of this type of behavior from our votrd-tn representatives and U Is time for voters lo become shomed enough to say this should not be allowed. A concerned American citizen Phyllis M. Heath Auburn. Mich. Excellent article I would like to commend your staff writer, Shari Brodle, for her excellent article on the Llltle-Blg Econ B u te Forest tn a recent edition of Ihe Sanford HenUd. Since securing the designation of the Econ River as an Outstanding Florida Water. I have worked with Seminole County, the Division of Forestry, and numerous agencies and Ind i­ viduals lo develop a common vision for Its future preservation, recreational use and management. A working group of Seminole County, land m anagem ent agenclea. recreational user groups, and com m unity and environmental organizations are taking steps to Insure the reservation and restoration of the Econlocka tehee River Baaln. R D u rin g the last legislative aeaalon. 1 sponsored a resolution encouraging the cre­ ation of the Llttlc-Blg Econ State Forest. O u r entire legislative delegation and I share a comm on vision for Its ultimate use for now and future generations of Orange and Sem i­ nole County clUxcns. T h a n k you for publicizing the Importance of preserving and protecting the Econ State Forest. I Join the citizens of Orange and Seminole Counties tn looking forward to taking advantage of the many offerings of the Llttle-Blg Econ State Forest. Bob Starks Representative. 34lh District Winter Park �. Casinos _ u T h is M fltrd m o rn in g's vot* r r p r r an apparent shin by February Th e n , moat sreme-d to fast* Braky** rtveibosl gam bl­ in g proposal and It* potential income to loral buatnrm m m " I'm not really surprised." said David Farr, chamber r x r r u ttv r director "It seemed like the more information they got about tt. I he more unanswered ques­ tions they had. And when people have a lot of unanswered ques­ tions about aomethlng. they oppose u .*" In tort, the debate served to Increase doubts tor one attendee. F a rr said before the d e b a lr began, ballots showed IQ people supported legalised gam bling and 33 oppoard H That shifting person could not be Identified by the "b lind vote." During the debate. Van D rr W rlde attempted lo show the potential bad Impacts of gam bl­ ing by citing ataUalira about d e c lin e s in r e s ta u ra n ts In Atlantic City, N J . after raatnos opened there a drrade ago. Van D r r Weide said crim e would war. family problems would increase and fam ily tourism would decrease u. if _ Is approved, (h r o n ly winners will be the casinos and not those who ra il Florida hom e." he laid. B ra k y countered b y promot­ ing what h r aaw was (he eco­ nom ic hraefUa of rsalnoa. tout­ in g Job creation and Increaard revenue far the hale. A n y (land Im p act lo local g o ve rn m en t should be paid by the casinos in the farm of Impact Ires. B ra k y Van D r r Wetdr responded to B r a k y ’s economic boon argu­ m e n t w ith statem enla from noted W inter Park economist I tank Fish kind In a study com- oy n r u f y • n v r r m i c o m p a n y . F lo rid a R lv c rb o a l C a rp Van D rr W rld e aaU F k declared land-board tm tnok County .1 v n t l n ip fifn fo in want to BUotL w hich la mar* law It this in crime end Might m a k e p ro m o tio n o f Tf a nm ily tourism more difficult. T h e study staled such Ilk w o u ld not be created b y a r lv e r b o a t t -o n ly g a m b lin g Ing on w h o y o u talk to." aaid Van D rr W rlde. Van D r r W etdr went o r to say he's read that In Broils, 111 . T h e debate drew mixed Ilona from the a llrn d rrs . "W h y not give us the opportu­ n ity lo arlrct another (gambling) option?." asked one m an. "W e have to draw the tine somewhere," answered Van D r r W rlde, "W ith three pari mutuels this close together. Seminole County la going to become the gam ing rapttoi of Central F lo r­ ida " "W e're not hearing any facts and figures we can work w ith ." said another. " I don't rare about A lto n lir City. Atlantic C ity la Police seek carjacking suspect who drove off with 3-year- old away from the ear. Davis shouted that her ' “ H‘ was in the car. but the Ignored her and drove away Mark In the back seat. S A N F O R D — Three-year-old Mark Darts' day started off with a n unwelcome wild ride Ihls m orning. A n d U was no Disney extravaganza w ith Mr. Toad. At about 4:45 this morning, the tyke's mother Mllxgln Davis, as. was driving to work with him . A s they approached the Intersection of Airport Boulevard and 25th Street In Sanford, a bicyclist darted out In front of the car. She slammed on her b rsk e tjg a vo id hitting the rider. Turkey Club on a Bun Wintar Bland Vegetables Pears or Chat's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Moments later and a distance sway, at the intensetlo n of 2 0 th S tre e t a n d Blackstone A v e n u e . Sanford Police found the car with the littk boy. frightened but u n ­ harmed still Inside. Davis' purse, w hich had been in the car. and the necklace w hich had been ripped from her neck were missing. She kaped from the car to make sure the rider was u n in ­ jured. Seminole C ounty sheriffs deputies said. T h e deputies said that the rtder Jumped up and grabbed her around the neck, removed her necklace and pushed her Th e suspect has not yet been found, but deputies are conti­ nuing the Investigation. Th e y have Issued a composite photo of the m an. w ho la de­ scribed as a black m a k . 17 to IB-years-old. 5 -foot-1 0 -Inches. 140 pounds. He has black hair and brown eyes. Shelter C o a tla a a d fro m Fa gs I A society hopes lo raise the remainder throughout the th rre-m onih const ruction period with m alchtng grunts and fund-raisers. Several are planned, h r said. Sanford will provide water to the site. Th e city will provide sewer and continue lo provide water to the property, which Is partially outside municipal limits. Society president Steven Mason said the first event w ill be held Nov. I at Ihc shelter on County Hume Road to celebrate the construction. O r­ lando Magic tickets snd other prizes will be rallied. he suid. Th e society ts also planning a forma] affair In April with a ballroom donated by Embassy Suites. T h e sh e lte r w ill feature sta te -o f-th e -a rt energy-saving features such as passive ground-atr cooling and under-Moor healing to house 200 to 250 dogs. Hardee said the design la based on the best features of the Seminole C o unty Anim al Control Shelter and concepts he learned at the Florida Solar Energy Center In Cape Canaveral. Fla. The current work represents the first phase of the p ro je ct to replace the a g in g factorym anufactured structures w ith m odern, fireresistant structures. The project Includes pre­ paration of ihc stir for the shelter replacement a n d f u tu re c o n s tru c tio n . A s p a rt of Ih c groundwork, sewer lines will be Installed. Hardee Construction Co. was the contractor for the Center's Passive Cooling Laboratory. Future phases Include construction or a shelter lo bouse cats and kittens and replacement of the society offices. W ork on the project was delayed several months while the tsauc of whether the county or Mason admits the project Is a big undertaking, but one that Is needed. "It's sort of grandiose, but If yo u want to grow big. you've gotta think big." Responsible Cea tinned frwm Fage 1A • Students have the responsibility to respect the privacy of others. •Students have the responsibility to have In their possession only Items allowed by law. •Students huve the responsibility lo listen courteously to Ihc opinions and points of view of others. • Students have the responsibility to come to class prepared to learn w ith all the necessary materials. In turn. Halblg noted, the students have the right to be treated with respect and to have a safe and orderly environment In which lo learn. Ilalblg said the goal of the poster program Is to start teaching the students as young as possible that they have lo take responsibility for what they do. "T h e n , by the time they are In middle school and high school, they have teamed lo be mature, responsible students," he said. T h e real test of the success of the program will be In seven years. Ilalblg said, when Hie youngest students are In middle school. T o o often, he noted, the district ts reacting lo Ihc problems of violence In the school rather than taking a proactive stance. *'We need to teach these lessons early," Halblg said. "W e need to teach the students to be responsible or we will always be reacting lo the problem s." where there is unlimited no n ­ stop gam bling, bankers have fo u n d d e b t a n d p e rs o n a l bankruptcies Increased with Ihe advent of gambling B r a k y said unem ploym ent dertvaaed In Biloxi, which had a 19 prtrent unemployment rale before gam bling brgan B u t B ra le y also a d m itte d Biloxi had growing pains. "T h e re was a problem w ith 4 lot of people m oving to there w ho w e re n i qualified far Jobs. In finding housing and so forth.*t said B ra k y . "That** w hy need lo make sure the pay for their Impacts. “ t’- ' ’ -• Domtstic _ expeditious, efficient and de­ liberative m anner." Justice Ben Overton wrote In a unanimous order Wednesday. But the 1994 tow has created "a n adm inistrative Frankens­ tein." said Overton. Before J u ly , violating court ordrrs to stay away from victim* of domestic violence wasn't a crime. Judges, however, could use their contempt powers lo punish violators b y throwing them In Jail for five months and 29 days Stale lawmakers derided this spring violators should face misdemeanor charges, meaning judges can no longer use thrucontempt power to punish them. No one has challenged the new tow.. Florida'* high court., the rulin g is fy " issues related to the opetglion of state courts* family Jaw dirts tons " T h e Intent of the tow Is wonderful, but It has created a d ile m m a for v ic tim s . T h e y (kglatotoral have enumerated four type* of violations that are n o w m is d e m e a n o r c rim e s ." Linda K u h n , director of victim service In State Attorney Norm W o lf tn g e r's S a n fo rd office, explained. " T h a t 's fine. Th e problem la those misdemeanor crlmca are not going to be heard by a (crim inal court) judge for several months. T h e advantage to filing for a contempt with the issuing Judge an (he Injunction is that we could usually get a hearing w ithin several weeks and get It resolved. Either get him put him in Jail, having the Judge Impose whatever sanc­ tions he felt were necessary to get the point across. Now we don't have that luxury.*' She also noted other violations not enumerated In the statute arc civ il and the Judge has vtrtually no authority. "He can Impose a fine, but If someone Is going to violate a court order." she added, "a fine doesn't mean anything." W h lk lawmakers "m ay have had the best of Intentions," Ihc new tow created several ad- Lawrence Irvin. 67. E. S.R. 46. Sanford, died Sunday, Oct. 23. 1994 in Sanford. B o m Feb. 4. 1927 In Miami, he moved to Central Florida In 1B46. He waa In the construction business. He was Baptist. He was a veteran of the U.S. A rm y. Survivors include mother. EfHe. S a n fo rd ; so n s. Donald. Patrick Robinson and Tawrence. all of Sanford; daughters. Palsy A d d is o n , R o c h e s t e r . N .Y .. Y o la n d a R o b in s o n . Sanford; brothers. Nathaniel. Rochester. Levels H a m p to n . S .C a ro lln a ; slaters. Elizabeth Griffin and Vasphl Irvin, both of Rochester: s e v e n g r a n d c h i l d r e n : one great-grandchild. Wllaon-Elchelberger Mortuary. Inc., In charge of arrangements. BUQBJVB WILLIAM MARCEL Eugene W illiam Marcel. 68. O a k s C o u r t . S a n fo rd , died Tuesday, Oct. 25. 1094 at his residence. B o m Ju n e 12. 1926 In R ic h m o n d H ill. N .Y ., he moved to Central Florida In 1958. He was a communications maintainor for a railroad. He was a member of First United Meth­ mlnisrrattve problems. For In­ stance. tt contradicts a 1990 tow directing that all family issues be handled by judges in family tow Also, not all violations of dom estic Injunctions Involve physical abuse, the court noted. Some injunctions provide for financial support, outline visita­ tion and direct when a spouse ts lo k a v r the home. T h e Justices directed the chief Judges of each of Florida's 23 Judicial circuits to provide w rit­ ten comment by next J u ly on the assignment of domestic vio­ lence cases. R o b in H a s t ie r , e x e c u tiv e director of the Governor's Task Force on Domestic Violence. M i d she was surprised and confused b y W e d n e s d a y , ruling r, v ic tim s * w e ll-b e in g take precedence over the Itetrative convenience ot the co urt." Hasslrr Mid. In A u g u st, the local state attorney's office established a domestic violence unit to w hich victim s are referred b y law enforcement officers at the time they Investigate such Incidents. W ithin 10 days, victim s are seen by an assist snt state at> lorney and a victim advocate. " T h e y come In and discuss what needs to be done on the case, whether It Is an arrest or nonarrest case." Kuhn explained. “ W e make a filing decision very rapidly, because N orm (Wolfinger) and alt of us recognize these are high priorities. We created this division so are can d ip them through quickly. We do get them filed very quickly but then they are placed on a docket. Just as In the other In som e Ju d ic ia l c irc u its , domestic violence defendants arc held on m o rn higher bonds u ntil first appearance than they are In Sem lno k County, where the bond ts 92,500. r Raff fpi-, odist C h u rc h of Sanford. H r served In the Navy during World W a rll. Survivors Include wife. Helen J e a n ; s o n s . A l d e n F .. Englewood. Glenn W „ St. Marys. Ga.: daughters. Lyncttc M. Ross. Holmes Beach. Ta ra M. Scott. W inter Park; brother. David W .. Virginia Beach. Va.; five grandc h ild re n : fo ur g re a t­ grandchildren. G r a m k o w F u n e ra l H o m e . Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. J A N E T C A R O L Y N S M IT H Janet Carolyn Sm ith. 72. Dela n d y A v c .. O r la n d o , d ie d Wednesday. Oct. 26. 1994 at her residence. Bom Nov. 5. 1921 In Brooklyn. N.Y.. she moved to Central Florida In 1984. She was a graphic artist and designer. She served as president of Kinncrct Residential Tenants Asso­ ciation. Survivors Include daughter. Margaret Scykora. Altam onte S p rin g s ; son. Puul S n cide r. Leawood. Kan.; brolhcn Marvin P ic k . B rla rw o o d . N .Y .; (w o grandchildren. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge of ar< rangements. puurral KOON. W H IT N IY K N ItV O N A Funerel tervicet h r Whitney KfUrron* Soon. J. Cowan Moughlen Torroc*. Vantord •so died Oct. t f . •Ill to hold Saturday at > P m . at Hew torn* M B Church. •IIS Xev William l r » i » WfKiohn* Burial •III to In Eatonvtllo Memorial Carton*. Viewing toll bo tram 1 until 9 p m . Friday lu ff no Funorol Homo. Van hard. In chart* el arrangement* M A R C H , I U O IN IW IL L IA M Funeral t* r«k * » tor Eugene William Marcel. M. of Vantord. tota died Tuetdpy will be 10 M Friday morning at Gremhow Funeral home Chepol. •'*»« *av. Vkkl Reece alfkletlng Interment •III to In Palm Came lory. Winter Perk Far tnote Mho with, memorial contrlbu •ton* are luggeifed to the Amorkan Heart Aitoc . Central Florida Chapter. P O Roe M il. Orlando. FI. USD. or American Lung Aiiotlotion at Central Florida, 17)1 V Ferncreek Ave . Orlando. FI. X S t Arrangement* by OramhOM Punaral Home. Vantord OWENV, DARK IS S. Greveude ter.cet lor Mr* Oar kit B Owen*, eg* *1. at Vantord. who petted *w*y Monday, toll be conducted Friday at 1 pm . el Oak lawn Perk Cemetery. Lika Mery Violation lor Iriendi will to held Thunder from t l p m illh e Oeklawn Perk Chapel ot the Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home Arrangements by Baldwin Felrchll* Oeklawn Park Funeral Home i �T il* M IO O g * u s y I* moving tm » enough l l ^ ^ c o n ltnenlol U nlled Stale* In about Th e new estimate of I he espam lon rale I that the universe la a relatively young • one — u m n the universe contains far less mailer than many iheoetata believe. IRS crimps 'Instant refunds W A S H IN G T O N - Fewer ia«payers ortU be able to gel "Instant refunds" from las preparers under changes designed to combat fraud In Ih r IKS' electronic filing program T h e In te rn a l R r v r n u r S e rvice said W ednesday that, efleethre nest year. It will slop Issuing notices to la s preparers that their clients' refunds soon w ill be on Ihe way Treasury Seereta ry L lo yd Henlsen said l H o s t notices make It ion easy for those trying lo cheat the system. " T h e crooka lake Ih r money and run and Ihe taapayrra and banka get burned." he said al a news conference. "S o we’re no longer going lo tell the electronic filing operations whether a refund la likely lo be com ing Th e taxpayer w ill atm get any refund Ih e y’rr due. but we won’t be v e n d in g o u l th a t notification ” T h is year. 13.5 million in d iv id u a ls and couples filed l he lx returns through tax preparation services's com puters and 10 million of them received las refund anticipation loans a day or tw o later, according to Ihe IR S T h e system works like this: A taxpayer fUla oul hte or her return and takes It lo a filing service lo be trans­ mitted vta telephone to the IR S . O r . a profeaalonal preparer completes the re* t u r n a n d f i l e s It electronically. An electronic return usually results In a re fu n d In Iw o o r three weeks. th e IH S e n c o u r a g e s electronic filing because II re d u c e s e rro ra and paperwork. Bui Ihe agency Is d is c o u ra g in g the re ­ fu n d -a n tic ip a tio n loans, which appeal lo those who don't want to wait two or three weeks. In those cases. Ihe IRS sends electronic confirma­ t i o n t h a t a r e f u n d Is expected. A bank, working w ith the clcctronlc-flllng service, makes the loan — producing a "refund" a day o r two after the return is filed. T h e actual refund eventually goes to the bank. Memorial album puta names, faces to deported Jew ish kids PARIS — W ith her bright eyes, curly hair and rosy ro m p W io o seven-year-old Anny*Volande Horowitz hardly looked llk r a potential threat lo her native But according lo her identity papers Issued In I M O by ihe collaboration 1st V ic h y regime, ih e s e c o n d -g ra d e r b o rn In Strasbourg was a "Je w . For­ eigner. Under Surveillance " T w o y e a rs l a i r r . A n n y YoUnde. her mother and little a lsler were ro u n d e d u p b y French police. Interned in a transit camp and deported lo A u s c h w itz where they were f ssril upon arrival. Anny-Yolande to not forgotten, however. Iler sweet, scared face graces the cover of a 1.000-page memorial album containing pho­ tographs of I.SOO of the II.0 U 0 Some 76.000 Je w s were de­ ported from France between I M S -44 Only about 2.500 sur­ vived. Published this week by Ihe Sons and Daughters of Jew s D eported F ro m F ra n c e . Ihe album Is the work of French N a tl hunter Serge Klarafcld. who. at age eight, narrow ly escaped arrest by hiding In a false-bottomed wardrobe with his mother and slater. "These children are ihe most In n o c e n t of the In n o c e n t." Klarafcld said In an Interview. " T h e y symbolize the ultimate crim e against hum anity. Not only were they exterminated, but all traces of Ihelr existence were also destined to be de­ stroyed." Retreating G e rm a n soldiers did manage lo destroy most administrative documents con­ c e rn in g co ncentration ra m p vic tim s , and V ic h y officials secretly hid or obliterated police files. Th e cover-up goes on today. Klarafcld said French archivists for months were unwilling lo give him Anny-Yolande's Iden­ tity card. T h e "M e m o ria l of J e w is h C h ild re n D e p o rte d Fro m France." coating t » 4 . Is Ihe first of its kind. Unlike Poland, where entire villages were e x te rm in a te d , three-fourths of the French J e w ­ ish population survived, thanks to protection from Ihe general p o p u la tio n an d Ihe R o m a n N O V E M IE R . UN. » « A M A T TH E COUNTY SERVICES SANFORO. Itol EAST FIR ST STR E E T. ROOM 1141. COUNTY OP SEMINOLE. STATE OP FLORIDA. TAX SALE £ * * ™ I C A t ES WILL > ! SOLO ON TH E FOLLOWING DE PAV T M I a p p o u n t d u e f o r t a x e s 0 # f o llT I TM I s a m e , t o g e t h e r w it h a l l COSTS O f SUCH SALE ANO ALL A O V E R TIIIN O SALE WILL RE H E I D I N T H E DELINQ UENT REAL E S TA TE TAX O FFICE TAX C O tt .............. .. t u iic b aaaaaaaayg ) fC )• I I U L T L U L V (IM 4 T A IU ) LOT I ) U U L T LAIL V (IM S T A I U ) IDT I ) U U L T L U L V (1144 T A IU ) LOT 1 ) U U L T KAIL V ( I M ) T U U ) LOT 17 U U L T LAIL V (IS M T U U ) LOT 17 U U L T LAXL V (IM 1 T U U ) LOT 17 U U L T LAAL U (1110 T U U ) LOT 17 U U L T LAAL W (1111 T U U ) LOT 17 U U L T LAIL V ( I M ! T U U ) IDT 17 U U L T LU L V (IM ) T U U ) LOT 17 ••••••••MMOU tU O FS I , .............*O U 1)47 FC *17 . .• Catholtr clergy Klarsleld advcrllard In Jew ish publications In Europe. Israel and the U n ite d Stales, and photos trickled In from surviving relatives. Th e album also lists the name, date and place of birth, address al the Ume of arrest and the dale and num ber of the deportation convoy lor each of (he 11.000 victim s If Ih r n u m b e rs n u m b Ihe mind. Ihe pictures sirk rn Ihe heart I'age after page features unit tng babtrs such aa Claude Ales a n drr. o h o was deported in August H H 4 at Ihe age of IN months T o o -y e a r old lo in s . Hertha and Je n n y fturakooskl. m ug for Ihe camera a few months brfore they were deported In August IM 2 E l g h l - y r a r - o l d S u ia n n e Cotfmann poors with her dog befurs she was deported In Ju n e o n * hae mother. Netther **The Memorial replaces the tombstones under which they were never laid to real." wrote the dally Liberation. H alf of Ihe ch ild re n were ancstrd In J u ly IM 2 . during one of I h r m oal a m b itio u s sweeps by French police T h e Germans, however, did not want Ih r children, and didn't know what to do w ith them W h ile th e ir p a re n ts w ere shipped Immediately to the gas chambers, the children were left behind In transit ram ps - alone, filthy, starved and sick. Berlin did not agree to their deportation unlit weeks later, and then only because French national poller chief Rene Housquet Insisted. Historical docum ents, have shown that II was Bousquct himself w ho signed the order for ihe children’s arrest. " T h e crim es of Ihe V ichy regime are Ihe face* of these children. Ihelr names and th rlr ages." Klarafcld said. tassaai T** adtouMaHplian at ttm a n e w s> lu M o a d i l u c a aseaaasd f h o w »— as* * e u m e p . H X U ' I m M» r u m * C s «rt. 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U N IT X . CASS 1 1 C R E IK PHASE I. ACCO R D IN G TO T H I P LAT T H IR IO P AS R I C O R O IO IN P L A T BOOK tt, PAGES I A N O 1 . P U B LIC R EC O R D S O F S E M IN O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dated ItH lit ) day at Octofcar. *i*a~i— ufitoiu CLERK OP THI CIRCUIT COUkT SEMINOLE COUNTY ■Y Janal Jaaatoc AiDaputyCNrh NOTICE AAMRICANS W ITH D IS A IIL IT IIS act op m i idmmiatrati raOrdto Na. P17 1M4 MARVANNE MORSE Clark at Circuit Cagrt ■y Jana E Jaamtoc Oaputy Clark Pwbllih Oc-cbar 17 and f �Delivering in the clutch Young Guns Inch away ■ A N F O R D — There w ins hrlp rd (h r frontn m n tn g Young O u m op rn a Ittllr more room between themselves and arcond place T u n a Te a m in the Sanford Recreation C o e d Pd we Volleyball League Wednesday night at the Sanford Middle School Gym natortum T h e Young G una got off to a afow atari, dropping th ru Brat game of the night 154 to T e a m B ra ch Scene. T h e y then w on four conarcuthre game*. beating Te am Brach Scene 15-5. 15-6 before sweeping Kelly's Te am 15-4. 15-12. The Young Guna Bnlahed with a forfeit w in over Bob Jones. T lm 'e Team , w hich also picked up a forfeit w in over Bob Jones, awept Kelly . Te a m 15 1. 15-6 In Ua only other match of the evening Bob Jones alao forfeited to Team B ra rh Scene Throu g h five wee ha the Young Guna (I I I I have a one-game lead over T lm ’a Team 110-21 Th e y're followed by Bob Jones (5 7). Team B ra rh Scene 13-01. and Kelly 'a Team 11- 111 O'Nm I, Magic gat by Knidia OR LAND O S h a q u llle O 'N e a l. ta k in g advantage of the absence of Patrick Ewing, scored 37 poin t, and had I S rebounds Wednes­ day night aa the Orlando Magic h r Id off the New York Kn ir k . 106-103 O'Neal had 24 p o in t, and 13 rebounds by halftime aa the Knlcka tried lo defend him w ith Herb Williams. Anthony Mason and Charles Sm ith, none of whom could handle the Mask- a 7 fon<-|. 310-pound star. Nick Anderson added 24 points for (h r Magic, who Improved to 5-2 In the exhibition season. Anthony Bonner led New York wtth IS points Olajuwon, Rockets top Host M IAM I — Hakeem Olajuwon scored 10 of his 26 points In I he four minutes after Miami wiped out a 22 point third q u a rlrr Houston lead, and the Rockets brat the Heal 9 5 8 6 Wednesday Glen Rice paced Miami with 21. all but two in the second half. After the Ileal n i l a 56-36 deficit to 62-43. they armed 20 unanswered points, seven by Kiev and at* by Steve sm ith , to lake J t 6 34)2 C O R A L G A B L E S — Miam i Hurricanes reserve defensive back T rrm a ln Mack has been sus­ pended Indefinitely following an altercation w ith police that led to hta arrest. Mack was charged wtth battery on a police officer, resisting arrest w ith violence and driving under the Influence. According to M rtro-D adr poller, the alterca­ tion occurred early Sunday after an officer observed Mack driving erratically with a flat tire. N E W Y O R K — Frank Thom as, close to a Trip le C row n when the strike started. Wednes­ day became the first p U ye r to win the A L Most Valuable Player award In consecutive seasons since Roger Marls In 1960-61. Thom as, a unanimous winner last year with the Chicago W hile Sox. received 24 of 28 first-place votes this year. Thom as received four second-place voles and finished w ith 372 points In balloting by the Baseball W riters Association of America. Ken Griffey J r ., who led the league with 40 hom e ru n s and hit .323 for Seattle, am Marino, Basti contribute two-run hits to victories S A N F O R D — BUI Marino and Don B m U each came through with a clutch taro-run hit lo propel their r e s p e c t i v e t e a m s to v i c t o r y Wednesday night In the Sanford Neervotion Men # SlowpMch Softball League at Chase Park. Marino keyed a three ru n rally in the top of the aUth Inning w ith a two-run single that broke a l - l tie and helped Well# Contracting to a M w in over W helrhel A Howard. In the evening*, first game. Bowl ripped a tw o o u l two-run double In the top of the arvem h Uutlng to rally C r a iy W in g , lo a 3 -2 come from behind w in over t k A M No. 62. W ith tw o week, trft in (he — nun WeBa Contracting a n d W helchri A Howard are tied for Brvt place wtth Identical 5-2 records. Craay W ings 14-3) la just a game back, followed h y P A A M N o 6 2 I0 -7 L Neat week. Crmry Wutga plays W ells Contracting at 7 p m . and F A AM No. 6 2 challenges W helrhel A Howard at 6 p.m. Donnie Miller. Brantley Brum ley. and Don Macher each hit two atnglrs for Craay Wings. G a ry Miller singled and scored a ru n S«evr Woodley singled In a run. Bob Palagatno also singled Ron W lrlh and J im N ully each acorrd a run. F 6 AM No. 62. which was an out run. and a n R M for Weds C on­ tra c tin g . B ill G r if f it h tr ip le d . Mngled. a n d scored a run. Rod Tu rn e r added tw o atnglrs. a run. and a n RBI. J tm Dawson singled twice and acorwd • ru n . B ob Wells Sr. alao hit two atnglra Bob Wells Jr. had a atoglr and a ru n . Roger Bcaihard singled I n a r u n . T o n y M ann chipped to with a single. Chris W a rm tripled doubled, and acorwd two of W he lch ri A Howard's ru n . With • i n p l r George Murray *d<Vd . double ungte .n .l an M M . M U u M cLohon singled and arorwd a ru n . C o ry Keefer. Sonny Eubanks. F re d d y M a rin o . J i m Shawfrr. a n d Dan Good ling each hit □ Mainland at Laka Mary, 7:30 p.m. □ Lyman at Laka Hawaii. 7:30 p.m. B oys’ Soceor □ District 2 tournament at Orange wood Christian School; Oran go wood Christian School vs. Ths Master's Acsdamy, Marrill Island Christian vs. Monlvsrda Academy. G ir ls ’ V o lle y b a ll C 4A-District 4 tournament at Ovlsdo: Ovlsdo vs. Deltona, 4:30 p.m.; Lyman vs. Lake Howell, 0 p.m.; Championship malch, 7:30 p.m. □ 2A-Distrtel 6 tournam ent at Orangawood Christian School: Warner Christian vs. Mount Dors Bible Academy, 6:30 p.m.; Orangawood Christian vs. Osilona-Trtnity Christian, 8 p.m. □ A ll S o u ls C o l hallo Softool al E l. Mary Magdalene, 4 p.m. A U T O R A C IN G □ 8 p.m. - SUN. T h is Week In N ASCA R . (L| B P Tony Mann and Wails Contract! Howard for first piacs In ths Oviedo, Lyman, L. Howell, Deltona S A N F O R D — Com ing from aa far away aa Knoxville, over 300 girts representli^ 13 gym s competed In HaraM Sports Editor O V IE D O While the L a k e f l o w r l l Silver M a s k s ahwiad the tdgvssf volleyball halt, thw Lake Mary Rama felt right into ft during the first round of the 6A-D tairtn 4 girts* volley ball tournament Wednesday al O viedo H igh School. After w inning the first game of their brsi-of ihrre match wtth Deltona I S l L t h e fourth seeded Kama were up 14-12 In the second game and served for the match I wire. D rliona. the object of dertslon because of the W olves' questionable presence In the Florida Sports W riters' Association's Class 6A stair rankings most of the season, rallied to w in the second game 16-14. then won the match with a 15-4 victory In the third p u n t. Lake Howell, seeded sixth In the nine-tram draw, advanerd with a 15-2. 2-15. 15-4 victory over the No. 3 seed Spruce Creek Hawks. " T h is match sums up our entire season." said Lake Howell coach J o Luciano "W e have the talent to win a game 15-2. then we ran turn right around Ihe lose to the same tram 15-2. " T h e big difference between now and September la that now. we're competitive In I he third game. If this had happened earlier In the season, the match probably would have gotten away from ua In the third gam e." In Wednesday's late matches, sreond seeded L y m a n swept No. 7 D r Land 155. 1 5 1 3 and fopserdrd Oviedo blasted No. 9 seed Lake Brantley 15-4. 151. T h e tournament will wrap up wtth three matches tonight al Oviedo. Oviedo (22-3 and ranked seventh In this week’s FSW A poll) races Deltona (18-101 at 4:30 p.m . w ith Lyman ( 1 6 4 ) taking on Lake Howell 1 1 5 1 1) at 6 p.m . Th e championship match to scheduled for 7:30 p.m . If MIN0 LI6 ELIMINATED Varsity Football M W E iso KISSIM M EE — Even though they bowed out as expected In Ihr semifinals of the 5A-D tatrlcl 6 tournament al Gateway High School, the Seminole Fighting Seminole* still gave a strong accounting of themselves Wednesday evening. "H ead to heud. w e were overpowered by them ." said Seminole coach B « lh Corso after (he T rib e was eliminated by lop-seeded Cypress Crerk 157. 158 in the semifinals. "But It didn't go fast. They didn’t sweep right by us." Saturday and Sunday a l Seminole H up. School ................ Brow n's Central didn't let Ita role aa meet boat keep It from collecting two learn titles, threw all-around crowns, and eight Individual cham ­ pionships LEVEL V Brow n's Central won the team competition with a tram score of 162 S3, finishing In front erf Stuart's Sunflrr Gym nastics (160.201 and Brown's Metro of Orlando ( 176.15) A gaa 7 I I I i t Meagan Mai hers Ifirst in (he all-around. 35.90: vault, flral. 8.85; parallel b a n . third. 9.10; balaner beam, thfrd. 9 25; Boor exercise, third. 8.701. H r liia n y Viola (va ult, eighth. H .I O I . Sanlof Kim Orsyfuss and tha top seedad Ovtado Lions m ada short work of thw Lake Brant lay Patriots In thw first round of tha ftA-Dlitrtct 4 tournament Also, the Semlnolcs did what they had lo do to earn a shot at Cypress Creek, eliminating Leesburg 157. 15-8 In the Aral round "We hod a nice go of It In the first m a lch ." said Corso. "W h en we stepped our game up against Cypres* Creek, w e Jumped out lo a 5-0 lead "Eventually, we went up 7-1 and boom, here Ihey came. Th e y look over the rhythm and started to speed u p the gam e." In the win over Leesburg. Aubrey Nelson and Martsaa Alford each had five kills while J ill Jasewlc had two kills. Nelson also served nine are* aiul had a block. Dawn Tra ln a served lO points Christina Campbell contributed aeven service polntsund 10 assists. Jasewlc registered Iw o solo blocks and iw o kills against Cypress Creek. Nelson added two kills while Alford had one kill. Cypress Creek w ill play Gateway (which defeuled St. Cloud 16-14. 15-1 Wednesday) in this evening's championship match. Aga •: Jessica Bllrk Isecond In the all-around. 36 20. bars, first. 9.40; (loor exercise, first. 9.40. balance beam, sreond. 9.23J. Jackie Mustakas (seventh In the ull-around. 34.75; vault, sixth. 8.30; balance bram . sixth. 9.10). Agaa 1 0 a n d l i t Ashley Huf­ fman (second In the all-around. 3 6.5 5 ; v a u lt , first. 8 .9 0 : floor exercise, second. 9.35: balance beam, fourth. 9.30: bars, ninth. U00| Kim l*oor (third In the all-around. 36.00; balance beam, first. 9.55; bur*, fifth. 9.15: floor exercise, tied for sixth. 9 0 S ): JlU Cody (tied for s ix th a l l - a r o u n d . 3 5 .5 0 : floor exercise, second. 9.25; bars, third. 9 30) Susan Stock (tied for sixth all­ around. 35.50; vault, seventh. 8.55: Lawrence returns, Balough exits in Late Model main Special to the Herald N E W SM YRNA B E A C H After • year * absence. DeLand's Bruce Lawrence look the checkers In the hotly disputed Late Model feature event last Saturday. Oct. 22. at New S m yrn a Speedway Ihat saw Gary Balough go from the "Outhouse" to Ihc pita. Lawrence, who started the race from near the tall end of the 23-car field, worked his wsy to the front and held off a hard-charging Jack Cook to score his victory. Completing the top five were, in order of finish. J im m y Brills. Ricky Wood, and Jim m y SlU*. "A nybody can w in the race from the front." aald Lawrence, who ua still recovering from neck surgery. "W e Just did It ihe hard way. O u r ca r was fast tonight and It ran good. I'm sure glad I missed ail of that tu rm o il." Lawrence was referring to a sequence of events that resulted In flagman Jo h n n y Baas' decision to black flag Balough for rough drivin g and unsportsmanlike conduct. "H e (Baaa) threw me off the track because he said I caused three cautions. Well, that's a bunch of (nonaemel." aald Balough. who earlier In the evening won the Outhousr/Ptt Slop Competition. "W h e n I was racing with David (Rogers!. I got loose and I ran Into him. But the next lap. he ran Intom e. Hell, that’s Just racing.” Balough alao was Involved In un altercation invo lving Scott Krevesand Wood. "T h e 21 car (Reeves) got sideways In front of m e and I ran Into h im ," explained Balough when asked about those Incidents. "(R lrk y) Wood chopped down on m e going Into turn one and I Juat got Into him. Th is whole mesa shouldn't have happened." Th e other drivers Involved In the scrapes were aakrd their opinions of Saturday nlght'srveni. " I thought G ary was a better driver than that." said Rogers. "H e flat ran over m e tonight." Said Reeves. "M y car was pushing a little bit tonight. Balough didn't run Into me. he Just nosed me out of the way. One thing, though, when I got sideways. I knew he did it." Wood Insisted he did not cut down on Balough. ■aylng. "Balough Just ran Into me. That's Ihc simple fact." Bobby Sears led every circuit to w in Ihc Mini-Stock feature event. Sears, who has 14 wins for the season, crossed the stripe iwo car lengths In front of Conrad Grenier. Tra ilin g the lead duo were Brian VanAlatlne. Keith French, and Derrick Reeves. W hile Gary Froah and Dee Napier were d u e llin g for second place In the Bomber headliner. Chuck Vola raced unchallenged lo victory lane. Froah ended up finishing second with Napier placing third In from of Mark Manfrrdl and Brian Schllmm er. W a y n e Parker held off a stubborn Jeff Anderson to take the checkers In the Modified feature while Joe Middleton edged Roaa Eldrtdge for third place. Com ing In fifth was Mario Fontlnclla. Barbara Pierce came back from a Friday night fender bender at Orlando Spcedworld lo win Saturday's Sportsman race. Chasing Pierce F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �~i Vi S T A T S & STAN DINGS Gymnastics a. rtghlh. 9 0 9 llrd for rtghlh. Jennifer Cam ps 110th in thr aU-around. 39 00. bars, lourth. S SOi vault, ninth. 8 SOI. Tanya K b c r h a r d l t i l t h in the all •round. 34.99. vault, second. 0.S9I. Jrastra Ormaiets ||9h In t h r all-aro u nd . 34 90. vault, third. 0 80) Jackie Martin Ifoor rarrclsr. tir d for atath. 9 09. balance beam . I llh . DOS). Stephanie Rirharda ( f l o o r ra rrrtar. I4lh. 0 90. bars. IS ih . 0 701 Melts** Powell (vault, fourth. 0 701. Hrbrcca Sable (vault. 12th. 8 4S| k tv n tn B r o w n ' s C e n t r a l 1103 05) ed ge d o u l B r o w n 's M etro 1103 95) for Ih r tram cHampton •h i p S u n f lr r G y m n a s tic s (1 8 1 1 0 ) was third A s ia f e l l i Nirhato WOMama (second In Ihr all-around 39.701 PaarlSrpe* — IAM i C: d .w I l K I 'I I M p t IM I JO 1 « •KakaUPay Oky is 1M I Nan Dt I * ••« *m 0 1141 >t.*Sj 9 1141 IU JS i T 1141) m «*i Js ts a s tu u s F M a r a t t -I A M i M : 11.41 i m j d «ot * i is tm tm IDrwcs 4M I M IR C Saracen IN 0 (1 4 1 itasi p u s ) n a i r u - s i ) u a s NaW ra n — I AM, D ll J i rc s s a o u la s o i s tw ts IK ty J tN V w lf 1*0 ) ■ IW W t WIh* t< o t m m m , p u t) m x i T in s ) mo m , II-I-M U I I W W WTONS raca - 14M< Cl II.U 4Marmatma tm IIS 14* • Ecca Ipunyiia II to I S SM,ket*y«eRy4er IS O 1441 I1.«Si P 144) M.Mi t 1441) M* Mi 1 1441 All) I,H IM IN W * i k i - I AM , S j 11.1* 1 ln«l*fk 1m tm 110 I K L ot Tarc 1M I * • Dark Swot ) Lady IIS o i i -i i i a m / p t n l a w , t n-14) n . a NmfSraca — 1AM, S i lt .II 1 Teddy Saehm 4* 1M IN kO iArkOUart u s 4m 1Y Rot ) POTOTra 1m Q 114) M -M , P 11-AS) 4A*j P IAlt 4) U N , T i i 4 J ) a*, rii o o 111 a i a n >te a IMS r t c a - I AM , 0 D J I IS a b tB r a r 40 *0 I1M 4M I T S Painted Mo t *40 )M I Hardy man 4 40 0 (14) U M i 9 (1 AN) 44.40, 9 (AM-4) * Mi T t l4 I .M 4 B d N llM .a IIA r m -U M i c u n I Bartoary Say nm IM IN • Tanka Cyclona *M t W 4 Bogart ihikarl I« O 141) 7 U fc 9 (14) 1*0JO, T I I 44) 1AM4*, ja c* p * it.m a t I M , r a - IAM ; Ot D J I 1 Dory'* Sharmm I1M I N 4M IW tlN K U *40 4M 4 ju tf r'iC ro u i a a O 114) MAS, 9 ( M l 114)*, T 01*1 U D N , 1(1-141) I N I N IM S rK k - 1AM; Cl D J I •Summ Doug SM 4 S 1*0 (Robin (B it » OO It* t Margum* Check 1M O 114) 1U.M, 9 (4 All) IAMi P (A N D ] < N , T (4-41) 1.1*1.M latbrtca — IAMi 0: M .ll / Syttem Cermet I* 114* * *0 ) 4 *CoN } Artec he b a r a , s e c o n d . 0 3 5 : f lo o r raerclar. second. 9 4 5 . vault, seventh. 9 0 ft; balance bram . 14th. 0 891 C h rtsly Shepard lalath In (h r all-around. 39 30. vault, first. 9 .4 0 : floor r a rr c ls r . tied for fourth. 9 IS ; bars, rtghlh. 8 90: beam . 14th. 8.85). Brittany C rupc la rv rn th in the all around. 390ft. floor ra rrrta r, tied for fourth. 9.15. bars, seventh. 9.05. vault. 12th. 8.90: brain. I2lh. 8 90) W hitney Shepard 110th In Ihr all-around. 35 00. bram . third. 9.30; vault, seventh, 9 Oft. floor ra erc la r. eighth. 9 00. bara. IS th . 0.25). Carrie Brown 112th In the all-around. 35.45: vault, fourth. 9 .2 0 bars. 1 llh. 8.55; floor exercise. 1Slh. 8.90). Caroline Thom pson I ISth In t h r a ll-a ro u n d . 35.30; floor e x rrc la r. eighth. 9.00; bara. ninth. 0.05; vault. ISth. 0.00). Allyaon Nelson (vault, ninth. 9 .0 0 door exrrclar. 14th. 8.85) A B M 1 2 -1 0 : Michelle Irvine Hirst In th r all-around. 3 9 .0 0 vault, flrat. 9 .3 0 door exercise, second. 9.30; bara. third. 9 .0 0 b a lan ce beam , th ird . 9.20). E m ily C un n ingh am (arrond In the a ll-aro u nd . 35.95; vault, third. 9.15; bars, fifth. 8 00: b ra m , sixth. 9. I O floor exercise, eighth. 8.90|. Sara Harper (llrd for third In the all-around. 3 5 .9 0 balance b ra m . first. 9.35; floor exercise, second. 9.30; vault, fifth. 9.05; bars. 15th, 8.20). Alexia Ford (lied for third In the all-around. 3 5 .9 0 bars, third. 9 .0 0 floor exercise, seventh. 8.95: vault, eighth. 9 .0 0 beam, ninth, 8.95). Am anda Strieker (I2 lh In thr all-around. 34.55: beam, fourth. 9.15: floor exercise, I3lh. 8.75). Sharon W ain I ISth In the all- Barn Brovn tw*) rt *rebJbN M IN N S M TA A T TAM OS SAY - YO k**: LB D*-« Garnet* (knMl. W8 CSrlt WatOT (•*»■> art tu> I S William Dm* Igreln) la quattonabU SO Dadd Palmar U o t I. LB Jack 0*1 Sia (S a ck ) ara prabakia Osssibaarti D f keioi Pena Iknaal N aw* LB Jatf Scar, leWenl. S Thane* Irara** I S M a r l . T Tim trawi ieib»<rbecki ara QUNRl.fkWfeblgf P M ILAM LP N IA a t W AIM M M TOO •ASM* T SraSarxfc Thcmpmn IfTO n). LB Oarrxk Oban (hemtirmg) ara eweUlenaSM S B Char la Carnar Ithigh). C LaMar Malmaa Iban*). art Jan lyOTar lr*»> ara pros M*a Red*kie« OS Hearn ihwier lank la I la quettionabi* DC Uerung Palmar In e U I. D T Bobby Wlltenlprein) are prabOTie OALLA1 S T CINCINNATI - Caabarn T Cra William* iknaal. NS Osrrkk Laaak (knaa) ara awl I f J , Nmecck (abdomen). LB Man VanMrbeek lankNI ara degbrtul OB Tray Aikmen icancuttien). 0 Na*a Naartan lankNI. C Mark Uopnaakl lank la). T h m Mm (ir s m opoot N Cm M lis a for m m to a flro I f M i i l l i i n a m w «* • * * A | M M i Morgan Rutherford I w o n d in I h r all around. 34 90. bar*, arrond 9 30. n u l l , fourth * 29 bram . 12th 8 95. floor rx rrrts r. 13th. 8 301 d m tan y D rary (third in I h r all around 34 35 floor, arrond. 9 19. bram . rtg h lh a 09. bars. 11th. 0 99. vault. 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C o u rtn ry Gladys (floor ra rrrta r. 15th. 0 35) A§a Si Cterra Solla (arrond in th r all around. 35 05. floor, tied for third. 0 05. vault, ttrd for fourth. 0 90. vault, fifth. 0 30. b ram . rtghlh. 9 00) Am anda Lubats (third In th r all-around. 3500. floor, lied for third. 0 05. vault, tird for fourth. 0.90: b ram . tird for fifth. 9 05. vault, arvrn ih. 0 20) Jennifer P r r t w e ll (fourth In t h r alla ro u n d . 34.50. beam , th ird . 9.20-. bar*, third. 0 95: floor ra rrrta r. aiath. 0.00). Danielle Conanl (n in th In th r all-around. 33.75; beam, lied for fifth. 9.09;: vault. !3 lh . 7.70. bar*. 13th. 0 35. floor raerclar. I3 lh . 0.99). Gtarllr Castro (19th In th r all-around. 33.10. floor ra e rc la r, ninth. 0 .7 5 ; b ra m . 1 Slh. 0.99). A g« lO i Surannr Price (arc ond In Ih r all-armmd. 39.30: vault, first. 0.25; floor ra rrrta r. tird for arrond. 9.10: bram . fourth. 9.20, bara. fifth. 0.79). Angela Goodwin lalath In Ih r all-around. 34 35; bram . arrond. 9.45; floor rarrrlne. fifth. 9.00; bars, eighth. 0.45) ■ Kacy Hood larvrnth In th r all-around. 34.05; door ra rrrta r. (led for second. 9.10; bram . third. 9.30: vault, seventh. 7.95). Sara Carter (eighth In Ih r alla ro u n d . 33.70). Melissa M c ­ Cartney (bars, seventh. 8.50|. Sonya T ill (beam, seventh. 8.90). 11 and Oidari Ashley Brown (first In the all-around, 34.00; bara. first. 9.10; bram . arrond. 9 .2 0 ; floor exercise, second. 8.90). E lysr Wendorf (third In t h r a ll-a ro u n d . 3 3 .9 9 : bars, fourth. 8.90; floor ra rrc lsr. six ­ th, 8.60; vault, seventh. 7.95: b ram . seventh. 8.80|. *0* O (1 I I 41.M , P 141) II* Mi T (41 *1 M S tec end gem* • Irlgoyeo Forurlo I I 4* 4M /OO 1 Oneindie Chime I* I 00 1M I Seluce Oyer, } go O 11*1 41 M i P 141) T1 tt T (41*) IM N i DO 141) 11414 TkirOfa'"* 14 40 IM LIMITED CASINOS MEANS JOBS, ENTERTAINMENT AND REVENUE! 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"T h in g s have chang ed. " she aald. "It's gotten very le n ie n t. In a lot of ways we are expectng more out or the children. We're pushing them a lot and rsp ee l­ ing th rm to be street wise. I don't Pilfering guest irks hostess The following bin ho have been Altamonte Springs Robinson. Sanford, girt; Laura and Andres Ingnyen. Sanford, boy; Terrte and Paul Lantrr. Oviedo, boy Ort 4 — Lori Young and Steven W ant- Lake Mary. girt. Joyce a sg ^k m a a O n i l l law Elbert. D rB a ry. boy; Jessica and Charles Balltrt. Csaarlbrrry. girt; C y n t h i a W h e e le r a n d Peter HtanchlJr. Lake Mary, girt Ort. 0 — Am y and Joshua Post. Altamonte Springs, girt; T h r r e a a P aige. A lta m o n te Springs, boy; Olynls Nash and Je rm a in e M aaon. Altam onte S p r in g s , b o y ; D o ry n n e and D a v i d L o n g l n o . A lt a m o n t e Springs, boy Ort. 7 - Vanessa Griggs and Ivan G a la n a . Sanford, boy; Jill and Relnaldo Aviles. Deltona, boy; Andrea and Michael Harris. Longwood. boy Oct. 8 - Kathleen and Dale Fern. Altamonte Springs, boy; Bryann and Sean Adair. Pern Park, boy Oct. IO — C h r is tin a McLaughlin and Adrian Mitchell. Sanford, boy; Klm nbcriy Kauk and M ic h a e l S a n d s. W in te r O ct. 11 - B rth and W illiam C u m m in g s III. D eB ary. boy; Josephine and Rober Mlrrtche Lake M ary, girl; Jcannrae and R e n o M u a s a lt o . A l t a m o n t e S p r i n g s , b o y ; D e s ire e a n d girl. Kerin and Keels Lamp*. and Glen Ervin . Casselberry. ; Alexandra Castaner and A A. Innra J r .. Lo ngwood. girt O ct. 13 — Stephanie and Brian Letter. Casselberry, girl; Laura an d Michael F o rt hitch. Lake M ary, boy; Sandra and Daniel Mojica. Altamonte Springs, girl; W a n d a T u t c h t o n a n d David Tutchton J r .. Winter Springs, girt; Catherine Burch. Altamonte Springs, boy; Mary Banka and Kyle Robertson. Sanford, boy O ct. 14 — Regina Posey. San­ ford. girt: Michele and Wayne Boaaacco. Oviedo, girl; Karen and Robert Ferrell. Sanford, boy; U s a and Darren Porde. Lake M ary, girl; Diana and Donald C o x J r .. W inter Springs, girt; Tuesday Kidd. Longwood. boy K Eve. m y husband Invite d a co-worker and his new girlfriend to our house. T h e co-worker had met her only a month before on a business trip, and she had Just flown up a few days prior to New Year's. A couple of days la te r. I noticed a bottle of perfumed akin l o t i o n m is s in g f r o m th e bathroom I thought of her. but dismissed it from m y m ind. Last m onth, this couple came over lor a parly. Once again, a product waa y d t p n g from the them. Abby. how can I let her know that I am on lo her without c a u s in g p ro b le m s for m y husband and hta friend? M A M O H TO t Th e re Is no way you can lei her know that yo u auapect ahe la a thief without coming right out and telling her. A l t h o u g h the e v id e n c e la overwhelming, never would I make that accusation unless I caught the person red-handed. protecting those children from getting lost, o r w orm yet. from b e in g k n a lc h e d b y a c h ild molester or kidnapper. Every parent knows that children tend to wander and Investigate new places. Pleaac print this, but don't use m y name. I ju t want people to know it's O K to put a leash on a child. C A M F tJL 01OKMMMA school, ao I could return to work, "A n d then I waa dying to retire. "A n d now . I am dying — and suddenly I realise I forgot lo Uve." (Anonym ous) Another g n a from this phlloaophtcal Uttle book (available In bookatoreal b y Mo. D eA ngetla: "Yesterday la hiatory 'T o m o rro w la a myatery. T o d a y la a gift. " T h a t’s w h y D B A * A B I T i W hen o u r aon waa 2 years old. I last h im In a department store. I let go of hta hand to hang up a blouse, and he slipped under a rack of S e a m a n R e cruit J o n a th a n BroulUette. son of Charles and M ary W lenkc of Sanford, haa c o m p le te d tra in in g a t M S A C o m m and. San Diego. He grad­ uated second In his claas w ith a 9 0.9 average. Upon completion of training at the end of October, he w i l l b e s t a t i o n e d to a helicopter squadron In Jackson­ ville. BroulUette la a 1994 graduate of Seminole H igh School. A B E R D E E N PROVING O R O U N D . Aberdeen. M d. — A rm u Pvt. Charles Altkcn haa c o m p le te d a tra c k -v e h ic le mechnaic course here. Students were taught lo repair engines, iranamiaaions. and fuel. e le c tric a l, and h y d ra u lic systems, on tracked vhetdes. T h e y a ls o w e re t a u g h t to perform recovery operatlnsfor abadnodned. damaged, or dis­ abled ve he Idem. Altkenla the aon of Linda C. A ltk e n or 103 S live r Maple Terrace. Sanford. he la a 1993 graduate of Semlnqje H ig h School. Sanford. * 1 , » ' i I t CIN EM AS I la s l« V i U s la * BBSs Judge Houston Clark (twft). Chattanooga, Tann. awards Mua ribbon to Champion Ramz’a Crossbow Banjmln. 'Ban's' handtar la Frank Murphy (right) of Oviado. Just call him Champ He's a two-and-a-half year old E n g lis h b u llm a stlff nam ed Rama's Crossbow Be nj in In but called "B en.” Ben. owned by Rose Ann Ramsey of Sanford and a member of Seminole Dog F a n c i e r s A s s o c i a t i o n , has "finished'' In the show ring, earning all the points required for the sought-after title of Champion. Ben recently com­ peted In u four weekend dog show at Columbus. Ga.. Atlanta. Ga.. Raleigh. N .C. and West Palm Beach. Ben has even more reason to celebrate. On Oct. 9 he became t the proud papa of a litter of 13 puppies. T h e m am a. J a g of Peeko's Wood Betony (Phoebe) owned b y C rossbow Kennel's Dick and Mickey Mullen. Oviedo, waa born about five miles from Stonehenge and Salisbury Plain. 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(The amount ran be varied. areordlng lo the severity of aymptoma I Within a week, moat arthrlttM udetm eaprnewced marked relief; they then either reduced the doar or dtarontlnued Certo entirely until they had anothrr flare-up of pain One reader mentioned ranu lpat ton aa a aide effect, another dram bed mild Indtgration. but « by and large - Certo therapy la free of rompilrattona ^2 2 PM I have no direct, peraonal raprrlmre with thta novel home remedy: however. Cerio la harmless. Ineaprnofve and raatly obtained And many folka have lratified lo Ita effrctlvencm TD dW H X H G W TH t (WUK XROS OJT > ■ ■■ ■ “O f * iruowoucTmxk y s • M U H tV < aT a m u ttm a t jTN Edw in It R a n u r ta a bridge r ip e n with a n engaging «rnar of h u m o r , w h i c h r o m e a over clearly in hla w riting lie haa jual publlahed "D e f e n s iv e T ip * ” (112 05. P O . Una 427. V rn lrr. CA 00291-0427). which la hla th ird book of th la type It rontalna almoal fiOO different piece* of advice for Improving your defrnalvr play, everything from "Y o u cannot defend pro­ perty unlew* you remember the bidding" lo the up for thla deal. South opened with a weak two-bid. ahowlng a good ala-card aull and a o m r 6 -1 0 high card point a * Agalnal fo ur apadra. Weal Irada the r lu b queen Declarer wlna w ith d u m m y 's king, piaya a tru m p lo hand and idea to anrak a heart past Weal Howev­ er. h r Jum ps In w ith the ace and returns the club 10. Declarer TOUCANfftAE AMYTMWG, C R U O r U A )f i.U D O U K A Oct. at. I M 4 M tC H A N lC f O t F C M lP IA E M V C A P . '_/m i VOW S / A N T T H t U f N P O FOP M tN P tP fl by Jim Davia M A IM A H T D IP V O O IF V O O M APC A FACE, i t w o u l d f n c it f n p f t : IjtM atW fr /P IT In I he year ahead, several significant friendships could be ralabllahed with persona older than yourself. You will have a lot In c o m m o n deapllr the age difference. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov. 221 Th e probability of your success la strong today. If you fall. II could be because of the way you handle the situation. Don't turn opportunities Into penally shots. Get a J u m p on life by u n ­ d e r s t a n d i n g the Influences which are governing you In Ihe y e a r a h e a d . S e n d for your Astro-Graph predictions today by m a i lin g t l . 2 9 lo AstroGraph, c/o thla newspaper. P.O. Box 4465. New York. N. Y. 10163. Be sure to slate your zodiac sign. RAOfTTARIUR (Nov. 23 Dec. 2 11 If someone cornea lo you for advice today, be sincere instead of p a in tin g a false, glowing picture. T h e truth helps; Insin­ cerity hurts. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 10) T h is Is not a good day for a A *■ w ln a w ith dum m y * ace. dlsca rd in g a diamond from hand, ruff* the c lu b eight in hand and p iaya a heart to dummy'a king. N o w i t u n n a low diamond from the d u m m y . East m in t play the quern lo d r fra I (he contract. The defenar m u at win three diamond Irtcka. w h i c h rrqutrea finding W ra t w i t h the A O - 10 (or the A K. but th en h r would aurrly have led one at trick one|. If East piaya lo w . declarer will pul In the r ig h t, end playing Weal. Or. aa K a n t a r point* out If S o u th d r u n k r n ly pula up hla diam ond k in g . Eaat'a queen biorka the a u ll. Eaat w ill have lo concede a ruff-and-dlarard. K a n ta r’a lip la: "W hen the h a n d haa been atrtpprd and declarer haa loarra in only one a u ll. play aecond high w ith h o n o r doubleton or unblock w ith h o n o r doublrton in fourth aeat y o u lo speculate financially in fields you don't know well. Y o u r chances for personal gain are extrem ely slim. A Q U A R I U I (Jan. 20-Fcb. IB ) Seeking an easy out today m ig h t be more harmful than faring u p to an unpleasant development. If y o u bile Ihe bullet. Ihe pain w o n 't Iasi long and thlnga w ill be resolved. P t t C n (Feb 20-March 2 0 ) T o d a y II might be extremely difficult for you lo admit In front o f others there la something yo u d o n 't know how to do. Honesty g a i n s admiration, decell d e ­ stroys It. ARIKR (March 2 1-April 10) In Involvements with others today, y o u r underslandlng might be less than theirs. Keep an open m in d If they try lo make a p o in t. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) D e sira b le end m u l l s a r e n 't likely today If you allow others lo d o your thinking for you. If yo u c a ll Ihe shots yourself, y o u m ig ht sllll make mistake*, but they w on’t be as bad. GEMINI (May 21 Ju n e 20) It'll Vulnerable. Eaal West Dealer South Weal Nartfc Eaal Pa** « a All p Opening lead: * Q w h e n declarer f i n a l l y around lo the critical a ull.” Capyrtaantt* N EW SP AP E* Tt Malta aitN JOHNSONS 1 WNlTE.. W t lC f lM t T O ^ N EM U STl > h ig h l y S llTH IS H O T iW O CONDO' ICtlLEBS'j OUR OPtN . HOUSE n\EA$C , i. OUR CNaKST W fT llM vCUOSlNGV H-JWRRY M Y ' P t G A IN IN G k O N U -V J S f f c - CCVJPSCP SPEED . «B W A P S! " 1 MEAN-WHY J CUATuRISro LO vCAhOO THflM TO N E W ? WHY SOtti S*EPi« WHY ••WHY A V X V V g A P C rU T H E VMVtRSf u s e R M f N T f i r VEEMSW *TTH U M f r*Att WHY T*E ifW SW NU’J YOU if* a k y EvY n t f (o r ffn WHAT'S T»d AM *r \ f x Z O f IT A U ? / — \— - . a IN be templing to make, a lot of promises today because they m ight not come due u n til later, at a more manageable tim e. T h is could be a big error In Jud g m e n t. CANCER (June 2 1 -Ju ly 221 If you want lo give away some­ th in g . ll's your prerogative. However. If you want to give away aomrthlng that Isn't yours, then It'a not your prerogative. * LEO (July 23-Aug. 2 2 ) Your evaluation of the power of your opponents might not be accurate today, so If you're d ra w n Inlo a competition, don't gel cocky. v n o o (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Be careful when discussing con­ fidential business m ailers today. Someone who knows how to p u m p you for Information might he In Ihe audience. LIB R A (Sept. 2 3 - O c t . 23) T h in k positively today, b ut don't be unreallslk' and b u ild your financial expectations u p o n false hopes. Your payoff could be disappointing. Capr f l a M I I I * N E W S P A P E R TEBPBIIE ASSN ANNIE V« M E 'P E T H E T y W W T A gets a xysy xpM naw RV I m rtOTHtHtP IT WOUIP SC A A tM E TJEH A TA 1 N ffltt OOTHMEP S i d y mm a f o k jn e M A Y u r m . . . ■nmm... B i amo no one tv ta fcgRK H n S01M1UP A#0 EN � 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, October 27, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 27, 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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WEDNESDAY 30. Cents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1008 $7lh Y»ai, No N ew s d ig e s t INSIDE Sanford Florida Floods unleashed G ordon’s heavy rains pummel Seminole County Sports Girls open hoop campaign l-A K F MAHY L y n u n in d O vird a » i m but l ->kr Mary lost « rlnur g jin r on I hr o|M-ulllg night nt thr ( l i l t high irh n il IhitkrltMlI v m i n fire P i | r I It People What’s Cooking? Traditionally. th r Thanksgiving fra»t i alt* lot special lixxt* Ii * th r g4thrr1ng nl thr rU n Hot thr crowning glory o( this *prcU l rn rtl u i l r w r i Today * What * ('in k in g ? column fratutrs a variety of i t r w r i t lor any t p n u l event Her Pag* » County declared emergency S A N FO R D — Ck iv U « t n n Chile* declared a •late of emergency in Seminole County and m uch ol Crntral and South Florida lair thla morning, dur to Doixllng and (■••altilr tornado damage The area aliened lmJudea Orange Voluaia and llrrvard Counties said T im K u rk rr. *pokr*m an In th r governor a Em ergency Ojierattons Center In Tallahaaarr H u c k rr said th r declaration la to alrrt resident* ol li* alired flooding and to hr wary ol dangrrou* wind* I h r dr, laratlori also alert* thr Federal Emergency Management Agency ol (■ntrnlrntul damage* hut dor* not authort/r financial a**l*tan< e K u rk rr said Meetings cancelled L A K E MANY — I tie Lakr Marv Hoard >4 Adjustment meeting, originally scheduled for tonight at 7 p m . ha* hern rarw riled C ity otlu lal* m v the meeting haa hren tew tied tiled f««T Ore 7. al*n at 7 p m S A N F O H D — Th e Srm lnolr County Pori Authority meeting Scheduled tnr iht* allrrm vtn ha* tiren <am riled Chamber luncheon L A K E M ANY Th e G re a te r Lake Marydleathm w t 'handier ol Commerce will hold a Power Srrtr* Luncheon thl* Thursday Guest speakers will discus* "Th e Future Working Together," T h r meeting will hrgm at 11 45 a m . at the Tlm acuan Golf A C oun try Club Speakers are In Include Hoh Tu rk of the Economic Development Commission l^ikr Mary Mayor Lowry Rockett. and Seminole County Manager Non Nairn n Cost for the meeting I* $12 Nrsrrvallon* are requested by phoning the chandler olltce at 333-474H Perez award time S A N FO H D — The G rra fri .-vanford Cltamlrrr of Commerce ha* begun *eeklng nomination* lor the annual I>r Luts Prrer llumaintartan Award Organisation* are b rin g asked to »uhinlt tbr name of a candidate they h rllrvc would be w orthy of the award T h r chamber has list* of criteria which must lie followed In m aking a selection Phone the chamber (or Information at 322-2212. Deadline (or submission of entrtrs. in writing Is no la lrr than Jan u ary 3. I9SI5 C om piled from staff reports INDEX ■ r i d f o ..........................H orosoopo............. Classifieds......... 4 1 , 1 1 Mevlss............. C o m i c s .........................I I Nation.............. C r o s s w o r d ................ People...................... Door A b b * ................... S B Voiles............... De a ths.......................... BA 9011001 Menu. Dr. O ott....................... Sports...................... Editorial....................... 4 A T # lsvisio n ...... Flo rid a ..........................I A Weather.......... Keep your ‘eye’ on the 8torm 75 High wind warning and Hood watch to­ d a y. T o d a y : V e ry windy w-uh period* of r a in a n d i l i u n d r r s to r rn s H e a v y r a in l i k e l y w i t h possible flooding of low lying arras. High In the upper 70s Wind east 20 In 30 m p h w ith m u c h h i g h e r g u s t s In squalls Sanford area By NICK F F I I F A U F ■ y V IC K I DobO RN ICR Harold SlsH Writer Harold SlsH Wrdsr SA N FO H D the rlly limn signs saying Writ ome to Sanford don i pertain to Tropical Storm Gordon Police this m orning said at least 10 street* were severely flixxtrd because of live esiesalve rainfall In Sanford Almost 7 inches of rslti was rrjs>rlrd as of H a m A tornado watch was to have remained In efleet until midday Only one arra. 15th Street at Hanford Avenue, was artually her B *« S to rm . Pag* SA SANFOHD T h o u g h *r bool* throughout Seminole County re pMteil low attemlarwe figure* Ihl* m orning srhuol* remained open today" It * a matter of safety versus convenient e. said S u p i Paul llagerty tht* morning "It may t*e Iim om enleni lor parent* to deal with I lie weather, iw l students are safer in m hool in some« ase* ” Hagerty *a«l lltere have bren Hee School* Fag* 2 A Across the county Prepare for storm B y J. N A R K SA N P ICLO M*raids#ni r StaffW rllM ■ y SANDRA K U .IO T T Herald Staff Wnfsr S A N F O N t) Semin*Me Courtly official* are In a "Sim Cianm 4 slate id readmes* this morning as they watch and wall lor Tropical Storm Gordon Hoad* Division dl*(t4ii hers re|mrt more than two dozen tails of street diMMling were received by tl o clo* k thl* m o rn in g No *treeis were formally rlnsrtl County Manager Non Itahiin or dered park* rk>*rd at ikhni but •lecltletl to krep libraries oprn al least until r> p m "S rh o tls will rrm ain oprn ami so m any of our llhrartr* o|irratr as Irilormal latch key operation* after He* C o u n ty . Fag* 8 A » mv r w s ** r >■ ■■ yw**i Several area roads wars flooded or closed today Including South Sanford Avorvus Flooded roads at a glance U k fo a o A/$4I b| (RUt •• M*«| *— "| •l $4 $♦ IM »♦ |H sv M W 4 Rp -r%*1 $f$8 *4 Wr$*$ f f«NM $r T mm w m * M i « *$•♦• I«* f l A f f v « I tWNMlIt OFWbffr I’l'fv T«N •*%» mas «f IMF AsWSN lktf«t *«$* * • (» V4"*Wl W v lt D i m V ftrrp u 4 »a * m C♦*•*y AitFst l A*«Rvt s»W4 t issat TNpt i armg# **ma*s*« o*w s wt vtvwif rM*t*H« »*w Htf^pp M<4 • l t u < 4 A .W • At v * Rr*. i"l|fW<IWR •<• • A **• • * B»«f W*-a*n •* W H w <t*Ck$H t •LASS M»-f kauArNl *Aar O w l Oy»* •w*tf \ ■ a*soar R$n4 V•*« Ispg H er Roads. Fag* SA lla rb a ra G re g g , c o o p e ra llv e e x te n s io n a g r n l lo r Seminole* C ounty, said her office ha* infonna turn lo help jw-ojtle prejtare for the storm as well a* fad* dealing with the aftermath of (Vvtdlng should It or cur. so* h as mold and mildew in fit axled homes lulotmallon from the Florida Co operative Extension ServKe ol ihe University of Florida recommend* a disaster kit fir prepared containing a two week siqiply ol waler. Iimtl f ir s t aid s u p p lie s , s a n ita tio n supplies, and any special Io*m1* or medk me* needed by family m em tiers such a* Insulin, heart tablet* Hee P rvp o r* . Fog* BA Education Week: Family affair Area schools celebrate in different ways Kids could see their work in print Ny VIC KI OoSORMIBR Herald Staff Writer S A N FO H D — Tills Is Amerl* .in Education Week Scluwl* across Ihe district are celebrating In a variety of ways from program s that encourage student* and their (tarrnis to read to art t lasses in which students make (rosier* praising the mertl* of rdu* a lion " T h e school* are ea* h iclcbratlng In th rir own w a y .” said Dede Schaffner. coordinator of com m uni­ ty Involvement for ihe school dis­ trict. "Th e need* and wants of each school Is different, so they are each doing their own thing " A O n T u e s d a y , lor e x a m p le . Goldsboro Elementary School In Sanford hosted a program railed "Reading Is a Fam ily Aflalr." w in* h See Educate. Pag* BA ■ y SHARI BRODIB Herald Stall Writer________________ L A K E M ANY - An author, an assistant prim Ipal and a business owner have bunded together lo form the foundation of a new program at l-akr Mary Elementary, ami If ev­ erything goes a planned, students of Ihe school may get lo have their work published by a major New York publishing house K*.aM h a s *T **M*1 ■ Students In Sherry Jackson s fifth grade class. Laura Fraieigh (from left clockslwsel Kimberly Clay, Sarah Hull and Pearleen Do, work on their po«lry books Rites of passage Lake Mary commissioners to be sworn in Thursday ■y NICK FFIIFAUF Herald SlsH Writer L A K E M ARY — Th e mayor and two city commissioner* will he sworn in to olflcr this Th u rsd a y, prior lo th r regular commission Hireling Th e event will lie held at 6:30. with a brief reception lietwern the ceremony and rrgul.ir commission Hireling Circuit Judge Wullacr II. Hall Is scheduled lo administer oaths of olflcr to Mayor Lo w ry Rockett. Seal I Commissioner Gary’ Hrrnder. and Seal 3 Commissioner David Mralnr Each of Ihe llirre was re-elected lo two more years In office without opposition. Also scheduled for I lie swearing In s|>eclul inerting Is ihe election of a deputy mayor As of earlier this week, the follow in:, in m s were listed for Ihe rrgularly scheduled i in oiumlsslon meeting, which will begin at 7 |> in . or a* soon after the swearing in und reception as possible a Invw a ia n - Pvogv ul Aii»g »x<« — A p p .o .»i ol m m *!,, • Ip K U Ik iw illlia n Vasa tA Schools DmiOOM fi 4v«* io pm «A f plan by true* Asatrian at Andarvan 4 A itocit'vt. Orlando •Clluan par1«'pa'lon a It apart of C it r AAanayar naabatoal a Wrpo.1 ol Ma,or P r n l a x t l w i l Arbor O ar a A apart from C a " w « ' » » t t a Urpon from City Alterna, aOrtfinanca - l»t raadw* Fitab'-vn-r* a *rug tr«> akcanol traa •o«» piaca aortf'narxa m d ivad.ng Amrea-"* t iiv toda an landwap-ng buttaring And opan tpaca aO rd-ano a fnd raad-ng - vacata io*» t and • TarhnoiosPar* at laa# Mary Lava Mary Aoaoatat Llmitad Pa»t»a*»n-p oOrd nanca - >nd raad>n* - Amand.ng city cod* on ragulation ot Mia ol motor vaSKlav troilorv. boa't and rsv-pm anl OOrd'nanco - Ind rood.ng - Amano ng city coda ragarding ragu'ating rwmmoga u a i OOrd-nanca Md raad ng Amand-ng city coda ragard ng P#f fTllt iM t • Ortfinanca - It* laad ng - Ratona I 'D " C I to C 1 Wtidon Bird and U t H.gXxar U 91 Navnn 4 Company Inc OOrdinonca - lit raad'ng Amandmont to r « t « r a lo r d Uvo to ctianga mo davgnai.on ol o l-.a acta parcal XX a-ad on tm m a O a t, Tt ail from lam-nolf County indrtftal «o la ta *Aa> y Induttr >al OOrd'nanc* — •*• -aad ng Amandmanl to Pv*u»a Lana Uta Policy lo radix a raouxad impar ywuv turtaca ratio • O r * M W i — H I raad'ng - Amandmant to fwtura Land Uta Policy lo add dalm itiont to con taryjtion racraalion and public-vaml public land uva davgnai-onv a O d nanca - l»l raad'ng An.ynd.ng ,»gn ragw'al-onv • Otdmanca - 1st raad'ng - Amandin* ugn ra*«'aliont Idaugn ol ground »i*n»l Inth# Lata Mary BouW.a-d Gatanay corr>*x • Ord-nanca - tst raad'ng - Am ad-n* ugn ragvlalxw, (matvaga ol fo u n d t-gnvl w ISa Lata Mary Bouitra'd Oatonay (orrtdar OOrd-nanca - 1st reading - Propartry aichanga bataoan Waltarv E Metric and City o* Lata Ma'y See Sworn. Page SA K athy Fuller Is the business owner and thiough her rontarts at her bookstore. Little W ing Hook*, she is trying to get Putnam ikioks to publish ihe five best works of the newly formed Lake Mary Elementa­ ry Children's W rtler'sGulld. She said that thanks lo thr rllo ris ol her district sales representative with Putnam. Nancy Kamano. the See Writer*. Pag* BA Commissioner pitches Baseball Hall of Fame ■y NICK F F IIF A U F Horald Stall Writer SANFORD — Is Sanlnrtl ready for a il.isrb.ill Hall nl Fame? City Commissioner Whltey Eckstein believe* tt is. ami that It will bring many visitors Into the downtown arra Eckstein has suggested such a facility •rvcral times during |>a*t rlly commission meetings Early this year, when an offer was made lor th r city to purchase the round brtrk building at the extreme northern end of French Avenue. Eckstein proposed tt would Ire an excellent location for the altrartlon The ptirchasr ol the building however, never came about. Monday night. Eckstein again tackled th r concept of the ILi-a lull Hall of Fame. "W hile I was watching the Veterans' Day parade downtown last week." he said. "I got lo thinking about how the area lacks tourists <outing in. and what a draw a I U m - I m II Hall of Fame would Ire.'' lie- suggested (iroplr who might be Interest­ ed in such a facility should, "sit down and Sc* Baseball. Page BA Related Editorial, Pago 4A �tA Sanford Hotaitl Sanford Florida Wadnaadat. Notambat 16 1W4 NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE FLORIDA BRIEFS Prosecutor has no physical evidence Companion testifies in British tourist slaying Fall impales hunter’s legs on his rifle O R LA ND O A <lrrt hunter v * In guarded rnncilitnn Tuesday al Otlandn Regional Mrtlic .d Critter alter falling from a tree aland last weekend Ju a n ('aniu. 4H. of Ktaatmmrr. broke hla neck In tlir fall Mr will undergo surgery Thursday. aald hla w H r. Saudi.i The Kpcnl 1»4 rm p lo y rr wa* hunting Sal unlay al Ih r T f ir r r Lake* Wildlife Management District In anuthrrn Osceola County w hrn hr apparently frll aalrrp In hla buttling aland Mr luirdilrd about JO frri to Ihr ground A search pari v found Cantu about flvr hour a aflrr Ihr fall C ontrary to rrjKirt* that fir Irnpalrd hlmarlf on hla rifle. Cantu a wlfr aald h r only aulfrrrd a d rrp gouge on tils right leg w hrn h r landrd on Ih r wra|M>n'a tiarrrt Black leader to command Blue Angels P EN S A C O LA — I C and Addlr Cm hran h a vr nrvrr worried much at tout aon Donnie's ahillty to fly a auprraonir Jet fighter with HI or Angela arrtal armhaltr tram l.i C m d r Donnte Cochran, who Tuesday became thr Oral blark pilot lo m m rnand Ih r Navy's flight demonstration squadron. had drtrumafnilrd hla knark with machinery at an early age on ih r family farm In IVlham . Ga . hla father recalled "T ru rto r work and all. hr ra n rto that, loo." Ih r rld rr Cochran aald aflrr th r rhangr of command ceremony "W e have our own combine* w h rrr we combine corn, *nyhran* and pranut* Well, he could operate all lhat.*‘ The younger Cor hran. Ihr fifth of 12 children flew with thr •ix-plane air show team from 1985 to 1988 Mia parent* and arvrral other family members were on hand when h r rrtu m rd to aaaumr th r title of tlo** from C m d r Robert Slump! at th r National M uarum of Naval Aviation T h r ceremony look place brn ra th four retired lllur Angel* feta hanging In Ih r tram '* trademark diamond formation from Ihr ceiling of a seven-story atrium Cochran. 40. remain* the only blark Blue Angrl* pilot in ih r 48-yrar history of ih r squadron hoard al fVnaarnla Natal Air Station Mr downplayed Ihr aspect of firing Ihr first black among th r 25 men who have rom m andrd Ih r B lu r Angrl* ByAOAMVKOMAMt Associated Press Wntar M O N TU 'F.LI.O - Proaet utor* don t have any physical evidence linking 17 year -old John Billy Joe Crum tttr with Ihr slaving ol a British tourist Iasi year al a hlghwav rest slop Bui ihe* lirlirvr ih r trsiim ony of trtrnd* and Jallhouse In fo rm a n t* w ill prove C rum llle wa* one of the youth* Involved In Ihr fatal singling of 34 vrar old Gary Colley during a Uiirhed robbery tlong Interstate lO n ra r Montlrrllo C a rn lrtlr S|irrd a nrlghtmr of the *u*|irrt. testified Tuesday that Crum llle railed her shortly aflrr the Sepi 13. 1993. killing and asked her If »lir had "heard aUnit Ihr tourist murder " "lie asked me If I wanted to hear about II." said Speed. 24 She said Crumllle proceeded lo tell her that hr and two other youths stole a car and drove to the rest area where they attacked Colley and hi* companion Crum llle said ih r *tispr< i* wore w hile sue ** on ihetr hand* » ' they Wouldn't leave fingerprints she said Crum llle • lawyer. Dslghl Welt* asked Speed If site wa* *ure It wa* Crum llle who had called and not hi* older cousin who I* an Informant lor llie *tatr in the case "It sounded like him Billy J u r ." s p rrd said Met irstunony con* luded the llrsl day of Crum llle * trial whl« It also Im luded Irsil tnony from Colley’* longtime companion. Margaret dagger Testimony wa* In con Unite today One of Ihr accused |H year old D ru m Spear ha* agreed lo te s tily against Crum llle Spear, the driver of the getaway car. ha* pleaded guilty U> lesser charge* and Is aw ailing *enlrtM'lng dagger said she and Colley were napping In thrtr rrntal car al a rrsi slop w hrn they were startled hv a lapping on the window T w o men brandishing handgun* w rrr standing on either side of Ih r i ar. shouting al the lirittsti couple The black youth he wa* pointing hi* gun straight al me Me wa* tori of mouthing something In me shouting al me. but I couldn't hear him I said lo him . 'I can t hear you I don't know whal you want What do you ward?'" dagger said a* *he wl|ird away Irar* W hen Colley tried lo Im < k up the car lo lire, the gunmen nya-urd Ore. killing Collry and wounding Jaggrr C ru n iltlr and three oilier youth* wrrr charged w ith first degree m u rd e r and first degree attrm ptrd murder In a case that damaged Flortila's tourism business and •imrrrd major reforms In the stair's Juvrnilr fustier system Jag g rr. ttt said the touple w rrr on vai alloti hum thrlr home in West Yorkshire. En g lan d , and were driving from New Orleans lo SI Petersburg They had *tnp|ird lor a brief nap shortly aflrr I a m when Ihr gunmen approached After the shots w rrr fired the assailant* fled she said She tried lo prop up Collry lo help him breathe hul knew II wa* tin lair For (heir years of service Tha City ol Sanford and Mayor Batlya Sm ith racanlly pro Clatmad Nov 20 a* Ratirsd Taachar Day To calabrata tha occasion. Smith g«v* a copy ol lha proclamation lo Wailar, Wail ' l Laa, pratidant ol tha* Sami no la County Ratirad Edu calor* Association (SCR EA) as Lamual Stallworth tha group a p ra s td a n t-a la c t. and Ruth C a r l t o n , S C R E A 's c o r r g •ponding sacralary loos on Speaker-designate shores up position T A L L A H A S S E E — H rp IVter W ull.ur ha* wilidlflrd hi* narrow hold on Ih r vprakrrshlp of Ih r *la«r llou*r hy winning Ihr *upport of the chamber *63 Democrat* The St IVtersburg Drmorr.it *rcurrd the support Tuesday during a D rm otratlr ra urus votr with Ihr help of Gov Lawton Chllrs T h r »prakrrshlp and other leadership posts will fir decided next Tuesday during Ih r Legislature s organisational session Chile*, the self described hr conn of Florida (rollIk's, plat ed on Wallace Ihr raccoon skin hat he wore Nov 8 aflrr defeating GOP nominee J r b Bush Wallace told Chiles "You pulled a miracle In thr (are of all Ih r odd* I think w r all know If you w rrr nol there. I would not be here " For supporter*. Ih r r r will be more committer and subronv m lllre chairmanship* lo go around Hilt year. Wallace said alter ih r meeting All but one of Ih r Democrat* al ih r caucus signed support pledge* for Wallace Th e exception wa* H rp George Crady. D Yulee. who nrvrrthrlr** verbally promised Wallace his Him* r u n *y I w i n ««M support Supreme Court stays Scientists trying to execution until Friday replace popular cropprotection chemical From Assoclstsd Prass rsports Schools-------- LOTTERY MIAMI - Here are the winning numbers selected Tuesday In the Florida Lot< tery Fa n ta s y S B - 1 7 -2 4 -8 -1 5 Cash 3 5-5-9 P la y 4 B-3-2-5 Wadnasday. Novambar 16. 1W4 Vo! 87. No 75 Autashod 0*Ay and Sunday, ••c*pt Saturday by Tha Sanford Hocoid. Inc MO N Front* A r t , SoMord. Saaawd Ciaoa Aostoga Sold *i Sontord. Florida and additional moil tog OfTtCOO bootmootor Sond oddroo* changes to m e SAMFOMO nr m a id a o So* 1S «r. Son ford f t 12773-IS47Subocrlpoon Rato* (Daffy S Sunday) Homo DsUrory Mod J Month* H IM M • Montfta (M O O W 1 Yoar ITS 00 SSS 00 00 Florida Wosldonf* muat pay 7% aotaa lo* In addition lo r*lo« Ibovt Atiana (407) U3-M11. The proper lime lor such a plea would havr liern at a September clemency hearing Chile* and the Cabinet held lor Scott — which Carl didn't attend. Sachs *ald "Com ing to town and nol having an ap­ pointment I* not the way dial Is going lo happen " KISSIM M EE - ll will wain be Illegal In use one ol die world • most popular |>r*llclde* because ll harms Ih r environment, and scientists arr rushing to come up with substitute* Methyl bromide I* used on more than 100 crop* In Hits country Failure to come up with alternatives could cause A m e ri­ can agriculture more than SI 5 billion In losses each yrar. one study says. The U S . Environmental Pro­ tection Agency will Iran methyl b ro m id e w ith in five ye a r* because the (irsllclde contrib­ ute* lo o/onr depletion In die atmosphere. The n/one layer provides a prolerdve barrier against the harmful effect* of ultra violet light Other m u n lrtrs also a rr ban lllllg It* use , “ O u r backs are r r r i a l n l y against Ih r wall." said Kenneth W Vick, die U S Department of Agriculture * national program leader for product Itmars and quarantine Scientist* from 2H countries are meeting In Orlando lo dis­ cus* new strategic* The chemical now kill* a wider range of soli pest* than any other, and In some case* i* the only p ro ircllo n available for some Irull*. vegetables and other crops, said die USDA's Edwin L Clverolo. “ IF* probably the most widely used pesticide In the world." said V ic k . ''G ro w e r* apply methyl bromide lo die noil to control Insect*, plant pathogen*, nematode* and weed* In crop* THE WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST Tonight: Mostly cloudy und very windy with rain and thun derslorm* likely Low around 70 Wind becoming southeast 25 tu 35 m ph with much higher gust* in *quall* Chance of rain 70 percent. Thursday: Mostly cloudy and w in d y w ith rain and th u n ­ derstorms likely High around HO Wind bccoi Ing north west 20 tu 30 m ph. Chance of rain GO percent. Friday- Cloudy and breeiy with a chance of *hower* and thunderstorm* Low around 70 High In the lower HO* City Fort M ,» m Gbwwtdil* JockkanutHs >• ) Wvtf Le«*l*nd Miami OuanOa Asntacpi* U 'lic ii r « u « * « t iM Tama* V*** S*a<fi W Aalm B*a<* Hi u H tt n 14 n u n 91 •1 91 91 ft rt FI 91 91 1% 10 19 IV 92 n 91 n n n NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDEO OUTLOOK FLORIDA TEMPS faa m Carl said stir traveled Irom Long Beach. Calif,, lo try lo see Chile* bul was refused a inerting Chiles' %|M>kr*inan. Ron Sachs. *ald hr wasn't aware Carl had tried to see die governor By Tha Aaawelatad Praaa Pci i :• it K 01 u 2M n 00 40 00 •1 ) IF H I m p e i U n '«d.<*t» pO»IOUt <UT W EDNESDAY R ain 8 2 62 THURSDAY C lo u d y 82-82 MOON PHASES O rU LL N ov. 18 NEW Dec. 2 (* LAST Nov. 20 c FIR S T Dec. Q BEACH CONDITIONS D a yto n a Beach 1a vrs are G-H feet and choppy Current Is lo the north. Wnli i > m peraturr I* 75 degree* N e w S m y r n a B e a c h : Not available at pres* lime. 'r F R ID A Y P t l y c l d y 82 82 SATURDAY P t l y c l d y 82 8 2 TIDES THURSDAY S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min 3 55 a.m . 4 05 p.m .: Ma|. 0 55 a m . 1020 p m T I D E S : D a yto n a Beach: highs. 7 OO u r n . 7 IG p.m .; low s. 12 41 a.in , 1: 1H p .m .: N ew S m y r n a B e a c h : highs. 7 05 u.m . 7 21 p.m .: low*. 12 40 a m . 1:23 p.m .: Cocoa Beach: high*. 7 20 a m . 7 36 p in ; low*. 1 01 a ill . 1:38 P 111 BOATING St. Augustine to T it u s v ille Gule warning Coastal (hind warning Ih-avy surf advisory. Today Wind east 25 In 35 knot* with higher gust*. Se.1* H lo 12 lee! Bay und Inland waters very to u g h C o a s ta l f lo o d in g especially uround lime* of high tide with tide* running 2 In 4 ll above normal. Beach erosion due In heavy surf. SUNDAY P t l y c l d y 82-82 STATISTICS T h e h ig h tem perature In Sanford on Tuesday was HI d e gre e * and W e d n e s d a y '* overnight low was 7 1 degree* a* reported by die University of Florida Agricultural Research and Educational Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the p e r io d e n d in g al 0 a rn. Wednesday, totalled 0 HH in ­ ches. S u n s e t......................5:32 p.m . S u n r is e .................... 8 :4 9 a.m. * -* S a «d 0 <*«r g M lo a lo l* 1T. t i T Cifr La 0 ft Ancf<o>*9» 14 14 Ayfwiriiia FI It Afianf* FI IF Allanfi* Ciff a 44 Austin ii u 22 Boston 44 a Buffalo IF 19 Surlmgfan.Vt H 21 CKofWslsn i C •1 41 Cfiariasfon.w V* M II CfiariatW N C 14 1) Cfwyanna 40 Ft Chkaga 44 n Cincinnati H 41 SI C la w land •1 41 Concord N H U u Oaiios Ft Wort* M 4) 02 0 » « .» r 4| II 0*s Momas II it Ottroit U 24 Honolulu M •» • Houston Ff H IndionaooiiS n 4) 02 Konsas City u IF Las V**ot M 44 Littlo Rocs •0 to IS Los Ang*i«s 19 V Louflrlllo 91 4t S4 Marrpn-S U *4 IF M ilr lv ln 41 M Mgis yi Paul 4S IF Nasbrillo F4 92 .11 N r » OrWont F# 90 ft** Vo** City 49 49 Oklahoma City t F 21 Omaha U IF Phiiadklarua 99 44 11 Ahooma 14 SS Pittsburgh 41 41 n St Louis SI 20 lalt Las# City 41 20 Shrortporl 41 SF i i Washington 0 C 10 n 0*14 (4| (4 r HI Clu Of Of <* ff) t df t&f Of id f t&f t&f Of t&f Of t&f t&f Of t&f t&f t&f t&f t&f Of t&f t&f t&f t&f t&f t&f Of t&f t&f t&f Of t&f t&f M Of t&f A W U AM* A n d w h i l e s t u d e n t * at Goldsboro Elemental)' School were rrp o rird ly tiring carried over pond like puddle* to get there, classes w rrr nol called oil " N u m b e r s are lo w ." said principal Geraldine W right, "but we are In class " TA LLA H A S S EE W hile attorneys sought a hearing lo present new evidence, death ro w In m a te Paul W illia m Scott's mother pleaded with Gov Lawton Chile* lo halt her son's execution for the slaying of a Bora Raton florist Scott. 38. had been sched­ uled to die in Ihr electric chair today T h e slate Suprem e Court granted a stay until 7 a in Friday to consider hi* attorneys' request A tto rn e y Marlin M cClain asked the court Tuesday lo order a hearing on evidence hr said fh r prosecution failed lo present lo Ih r defense Me said It showed that an accomplice. Richard Kondian. struck Hit blows that killed Hortsl Jam es Alessl l Pine Cresl E lrm rn la ry School principal Dort* Jennings said "half i h r school" has been closed due lo Hooding, but that student* a rr doubling up In Ihr classroom* or. In som r cases, meeting In thr auditorium Pine Cresl Is located on W 27th Street In Sanford Magrrtv said Ihal the decision wa* made nol lo rlose the school* yesterday when II ap­ peared that the weather would nol alfecl Ih r ability of Ih r school* lo operate "T h is m orning II was too late lo make an announcement." he said "Some parents don’t watch T V or listen lo Ihr radio In the morning Th e y just drop ihetr kid* off al Ih r school or al the bu* stop and head for w ork." A n announcem ent w ill be made before 4 p m today as lo th r status of school* for tom or­ row. Mageriy said. S c h o o ls In B r e v a r d a n d Volusia counties w rrr closed today Orange County school* remained open today, but may b r dismissed early and a de­ cision on their statu* for tom or­ row will be made by 2 p.m. "T h e police know dial, the slate attorney know* dial, die adorney general know* that, and Gov. Chllrs knew that thr day he scheduled my son's execution." Scott * m olhrr Dolores C arl, told a news ronlerence > C on tin u e d from Psge I A report* of fliMMling in som r <»l thr *t hools. but that student* w rrr b r in g kept away fro m Ih r ilangrrs of flood water* in all rases l y B IL L B E R G S T R O M Associated Press Writer I jA | | • t r F 0 : j 0 0 * i s I I �5«nfotd M.roid, Sanlord. W*do*»d*». November 18 19*4 JA POLICE BRIEFS Marijuana charges I’r r r y Ludwig. 26, 1200 Lincoln Court, Sanford, wa* a rrrtlrd on marijuana jMtwr*«i<>ti and other i hargr* liy Sanford jtollr r rarty Monday momlriK Ptolke report erring l.udwig flirting trrhind a car near Lake Monror Trrra r r then hr rrfuerd to etoji when ordered to do en Ludwig wae field on rreietlng arrret and a warrant charge of failure to uj>pr.ir tn court to ativwrr to a prrvim ie drug jtowerMioii charge On w a rih ln g htrn. poller rejMirt finding a hag of marijuana In hie clothing Up the ranks Former Patrolman Curbs Co*, left, e pin# year veteran of the Sanford Police Department, was prom oted to corporal Tuesday In a snort ceremony. Chtel Ralph Russell presenled Coi with his new badge and stripes Robbery charges Hnbrrt /olton Jarkenn ,lr , III ||()1 M r.m n St , L in g wood, wae anreted on a etrung arm robbery charge alter turning hlm erlf in to Seminole County drpullre early Monday morning Ifepuiire rrjHirt Ja r kann admitted In taking tx-ei from a North If S Highway 17 '*2 convenience elore and striking a clerk who tried to rrttlrv r the men handler ,lai kern wae unable lo Identify the two *u<q«-, i« with him at the time of thr Ini Idrnl "*IK CS.C Sf tin e , VnuM Burglary Hofue T raver J r 02 Midway, wae arrested on burglary and petti theft i hargee by Seminole County drputtre rarlv Monday m orning A deputy reported erring Tra v rr carrying a lx»x with ettofoam cuj>e along Kaet S ta ir Itoad 40 An Investigation revealed a nearby grocery store was burglarized Innkeeper defrauded C hrtetophrr David M lrantr, 20 116 Syram orr Court Sanlord. was arrested on a defrauding an Inn k rrp rr > barge in Altamonte Springs Monday night I Mitre rrjiort Mlrantr left a restaurant without paying lor hie 8> 52 meal Warrant arrests made 1 he following w anted jirrsons were taken into custody • < arl Wemiell Clarten Mi |N;i| Morrows lame Sanford on i barges nl (allure to ajijirar tn court to answer lo (h a rg rs of drunken driving drtvlng with a susjirnded license and weaving • hobble Jo Sm ith. 2*1 174 Lakeside Drive Hanford on eight lorgery charges Crimes reported to deputies The following ( rimes were rrpntled to SemllHile ( minty de (tulles Violence • A Sanlord m an reported he was punched In the la ir by a m an after confronting htrn with the theft of his bicycle The m an said the incident occurred at 10 30 a rn Friday In thr 2000 block of Alexander Avenue in Lockhart * subdivision burglaries and thefts • L o ir rren 3905 Silver l.akr Drive near Sanlord. 300 M is of scrap metal vrlued at *450 rr|xirted taken sotnetltne between 5 1 5 p m Friday and 7 4 0 a in Saturday • Kinto Ltd . 237 Power Cm irt. 14 Park North Industrial Park near Sanford sc rap metal valued a! $100 reported takrn ■nmettme between 6 3 0 1> m Thursday and ti a tn Friday • lOO him k Shirley Avenue near Sanlord. cash jewelrv and other possessions valued at $3,760 reported taken sometime Saturday between mam and 7 15 p m • 2200 block East Classic Drive near taingwood; M O O In caah rcfsirted taken Irorn a vehicle (strked at the address sometime tietween IO p m Saturday and 7 a m Monday • 1700 bl<*k West IMth S u re !, tioldsbora television valued at a .150 reyvifted M r s wnieMtne Sam tdav between 11 a m and I I AHfsni pc a I Vehicle thefts '**’ • I MOO blue k Scntfliwesl Koad. la* khart's subdivision 1970 Sataun reported taken sometime Friday hrlw ern l a m and I 45 a m • 200 block Portsmouth Cove. W rklvu Cove. 1980 C M C Safari van reported taken sometime brtw ren 10 30 p m Sunday and 6 a m Monday • 100 bloc k Duncan Trail, W rklva area. 1988 Chrysler New Yorker reported takrn sometime tietween M 30 p m Sunday and 7 a m Monday. • 3100 block Foxwiaxl Drive. Foxwood near A(*i(ika. 1985 Chevrolet Astro reported taken sometime between IO p m Sunday and 11 30 a m Monday. Other reports • A Sanford youth reported finding an Mallan-makr 26-rallbrr semi a u to m a tic handgun in a field near County Hoad 46 A and Airport Boulevard a’ 10 a m Thursday The youth rrjiortrd he wanted to keep It. but his parents convinced him to turn It Deputies report the weapon was not reported stolen Crimes reported to Sanlord police Hurglarlrsand thells • 2000 Coronado Concourse, lawn mower valued at $100 reported taken sometime between 9 p m Saturday and 7 a m Sunday. • 1700 block Mulberry Avenue: 3H caliber handgun, Jewelry and other possessions valued at $2,400 rrportrd taken sometime between 10 30 p m Monday and 5 30 a m Tuesday • Seminole Com m unity College parking lot; tools valued at $600 rrportrd taken from a vehicle sometime Monday between 7 p m and 9 15 p.rn. • 700 block Osceola Drive; Jrwrrty and other (xixsesslons reported takrn som cltmr tietween 2 p m and 3 15 p m • 200 block Yale Drive; answering machine and other (x>ssesalons rrp o rtrd taken sometime Monday tietween 6110 a rn and 4 05 p m For Personal Commercial Insurance Troopers announce [KiPFEEDACMU) area safety checks V $ y J. M ARK 8 AKFIKLD Herald Senior StaM Wnte' S A N F O R D - Troopers with the Florida Highway Patrnl have a n n o u n c e d t h r l r m o n t h ly sc lirdule of roadhlcM ks on area roads during the coming weeks to ensure vehicles and their drivers are safe T r w p r r* will slop traffic dur­ ing daylight hours to diet k for such vehicle safety risks as worn tires, defective brakes and in ­ operative headlights Th e y 'll also check for valid driver s license* and vehicle registration Any crim inal law violators, sue h as drunken drivers, will face arrest Trooper* may establish the roadbloc ks at the following It* a lions • Nov 18 in 24 Alr|*>n Ibrul Sanford planning board to discuss industrial use t y N ICK P P II P A U F Harold Stott Writer SANFO RD The Sanlord P la n n in g o m T 'Z m iin g Com mission will hold its regular n irrlln il this llturs al 7 p m . Ctlv Hall. 300 N Park A senue. As of earlier this week, the following Items are listed on the agenda • C o n s id e ra tio n — T II I Master Plan for projierty Iciratrd at 5 0 0 6 0 0 Aero Lane, an Indus trial use. In an K M Restricted In d u s tr ia l Z o n in g D is tric t O w n e r, W heeled C oach In dusttlc*. Inc • Consideration — Site plan for T D l . a truck lug'storage use loc ated at 610 Aero L m r , tn an HI I Restricted Industrial Zoning District Ow ner. T I) I of Florida • C o n s id e r a t io n — Slte/rngtnrrrlng plan lor New Trllies Mission. Phase 2. a resi­ dential use (or property lixated at 1701 Celery Avenue. In a I’D. Planned Development Zoning District. Ow ner, New Tribes Mission. • Consideration — Request to allow a chain link fence In the Irnnl yard ul a single- family residence for property lix ated at 2811 French Avenue. In a SR-I single-family residential dwell mg zoning district Owner. Rich­ ard A ami Tra d e L Leonard • Consideration — Request lo move the required visual screen Irom the rear yard buller to the front yurd fur Sunsfatc Awning, a wholevalr/olllce use located at 50 Keyes C o u rt, tn a HI-1 Discover Hidden Treasures At... MICHELE'S HOUSE OF BARGAINS GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION TU E S D A Y TH R U SA TU R D A Y N O V E M B E R 1 5 th - 1 9 th Register For Drawing...Door Prize is a Iris & Herringbone Flared Bowl TO N YR USSt. j n TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 2575 S. French Ave. Sanlord 322-0285 Iu i o O u n r r * In sn i'u n rr i <, (* ' rA/ . . , V<» / 1. v'u£ I* ' ‘ 'H J H ill 1 " r v a r d , C o u n t y K o a d 15 Markham Hoad. Orange Itoule vard. Osceola Road L’psala Hoad and persimmon Avenue • Nov 25 to Dec I Celery Avenue. Gen J C Hutchinson Parkway. Marquette Hoad Or angr Boulevard. State Road 426 l'l>sala Road and Persimmon Avenue • Dec 2 to h Air jo it t Houle vard. Celery Avenue. C R 15. Orange H m ilrva rd Old Lake M a r y R o a d . SR 4 2 6 . a n d Persimmon Avenue • lire 9 lo 15 CR 15. Gen J C H u t c h in s o n P a r k w a y . Marquette Road. Orange Houle vard. Osceola Road t.'|>sala Road <u i d l ‘er*lmrnon A v rn u r • Dec. 16 to 22 Airport Boule­ vard. CR 15. Markharn Road. O ra n g e B o u le v a rd . O sce o la Hoad IJ p s a I a H o a d a n d Prrxtmmon Avenue. W elcoming O ld Friends and Nciu A cquaintances ••••••••••••••••••$•••••• O nce A g a in AL O u r O ld Location 25 3 4 S . P a r k D r . S a n fo rd (4 0 7 ) 322-6199 Restricted In d u stria l Z o n in g District Ow ner. Keyes Seminole Industrial Park R rp U l lim ilH W M IH H IH W C LOSE n 10 LBS. IN 3 DAYS! 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K aiser P O N T I A C -B U I C K -G M C T R U C K S 1590 South Woodland Blvd., DeLand D ELAND 904-734-6882 •D AYTONA 904-257-6540 •ORLANDO 407-629-0549 ■LOCATED A T TH E CORNER OF HWY 17-92 & HWY. 15A’ Reuse it - or lose Heavy population growth and increased water demands are placing severe strains on Florida's precious fresh water aquifers. There Is just so much water in Florida’s underground reservoirs, and efforts must lie made to conserve as much of il as possible. One such method is reclaimed water. Re­ claimed water is highly treated wastewater which Is reused for irrigation al golf courses, Industrial parks and o th er landscajied areas. Reuse helps the environment by reducing the withdrawal of fresh water from the aquifers, elim inating wastewater discharges Into surface waters, and refilling the aquifers. This is what SSU's reclaimed water projects are aixiui: reducing non-essential uses of drinking water and preserving it for the future. For m o r e In f o r n u it lo n on SSU's reclaimed water program, call the Communications IX qu rtm en t at ( 800) 43 245 0 1 . �4* 'untoid Haiait] Sanford Florida No«*m b«) IS, 1WM Editorials/ Opinions S u n li m l H e r .ild (USP$ **i jsoi 300 N FRENCH AV»: . HANFORD. I I A 32771 A im Code 407*322 20 I ! or fOJ 'em I Lacy K Loar ■ Cd-tor O dataa H Pugh • B u * m * »» Uanagar SUBSCR IPTIO N HATE 3 Moot lit 8 Month* I Year SID SO 039 OO S7R 00 Florida Ratidant* m in i pay T V tala* la* in addition lo tala* a b o rt EDITORIAL On a Baseball Hall of Fame Sanford C ity C o m m issio n e r W h lt r y E ck * tr in I* p ro m o tin g ( h r rs ta b H x h m rn t of a i i.iv l i.ill Mall of Fam e In Sanford M r tielfevr* It w ill draM- m a n y visitor* to th r c ity , and help p ro m o te Sanford S o m e p r o p l r . e s p e c ia lly b a s e b a ll rn* ih u slu sls, agree w ith the idea O th e rs m av n o t. th in k in g It co u ld not ro m jte lr w ith i h r N ational Baseball Mall of F a m e w h ic h has existed In C o o p rra to w n . N Y since m id I9 ,l!l People M h o have been .lira resident* sinre the l ‘ »5tK M ill recall th r he yd a y of b a s e b a ll w h e n the N ew Y o rk G la n ls occupied the old M ayfair Motel. I p r r v n t N e w Trllte* M ission headquarters). a n d had d o rm ito rie s b u ilt near M e llo n vtlle an d C e le ry A v e n u rs ip rrs e til S em inole C o u n ty S ch ool D istrict o f l l m l E ve ryo n e went to M em orial S ta d iu m to M atch the sp rin g tra in in g w hile the G ia n ts M erc In tow n A t other lim e s of the year, va rio u s leagues kept the s ta d iu m In alm ost c o n tin u o u s operation, a n d it lie ta in r the b irth in g g ro u n d for m a n y tiaseball players w h o w e n t on to n a tio n w id e fa m e a n d re cognition M a n y fam ous baseball stars have ra ile d S a n lo rd t h r u hom e , in c lu d in g H rd B arber a n d T i m Haines T h e r e Is n o question that Sanford s history sh o u ld Include the years w h r n baseball w as the k in g T h e re Is a question h o w e ve r, re ga rd in g w h e th e r o r not S a n lo rd should a tte m p t to establish Its o w n Baseball Mall erf F a m e M a n v questions w o u ld have to \te answ ered most im p o rta n tly , w h ere to have it. and ho w to ftn an re It A t th e d ir e c tio n t>1 the S a n lo r d ( ‘tty C o m m is s io n . Eckste in has t»een a s k rd to spearhead the t>eginnlng of discussions Me has said he M ould try to obtain Input from the G re a te r S a n fo rd C h a m b e r of C o m m e rc e . H is t o r ic P re s e rv a tio n B o a rd . W a te rfro n t M aster Plan C o m m itte e . S a n lo rd H istoric DoM'ntnM-n W atertront Association, athletic le a d e rs, e d u c a tio n officials, a n d v a rio u s m e m b e rs of the city staff. A t this (>olnt. II Is not for us to project w h e th e r or not a Baseball Mall of F a m e Mill w o rk in Sanford T h e concept deserves serious co nsideration b y o u r leaders a n d officials, an d a great deal of research an d p la n n in g C e rta in ly . Sanford has seen g ro up s m e eting to d iscuss sim ila r proposals m a n y tim es In the past Som e have failed Mhlle others have m et w ith success. L e t's not toss this one aside u n til Me give II cha n ce. It could be futile, but then a ga in . It co u ld be an o u tsta n d in g plan to help prom ote S a n fo rd 's future. W h e n called u po n to sit In on discussion, w e u rg e cooperation and support Pass or fall. It m u s t be g iven a chance LETTER Hatred So-peoplc arc again, dismayed, appalled at the atrocities that are occurring Susan Smith surprised a nation by assassinating fno, that * a term reserved for high official*!, terminating (too professional of a lerml killing her two son* In South Carolina People M ho have known her stme her conception are totally appalled by her atrocities Th e y say she Us) was a hard worker Th e y say she (1*1 was a devoted mother who loved her kids I am not shocked, but saddened that u country' that allows hatred, racism and prejudice to be so entrenched into Its system would be shocked by such actions-thc displacement of hatred How many of us use thr term nigger, splc. dirty Jew. wetback, savage, hunky or would burn a cross In someone* yard? If we say I do lo any of these. Ihen we can proudly say. "M y displayed hatred has taken another victim " Hacism. prejudice, hatred and mistrust are variables that can cause us to do unspeakable things and U s all acrordlng to the group or Individual for what the end results will lie llutred breeds hatred which, like a rtchochetlng bullet, kills physically, emotionally or mentally Innocent victims Master Langston Mrncfee Sanford LETTERS TO EDITOR ■the editor are welcome. All letters and a daytime fP T q w n e number Letters should tie on a single subject and be as brief as jxrsslblr Th e letters are subject to editing .I JOSEPH PERKINS !< Voters send firm mandate to GOP It s morning in America And thr Democrat* have a hangover The |Mity of Clinton ha* alisorhed Us worst m ldlrtni thrashing rrf the |m » i half century About the l>r«t thing that c an tie said for the lame duck majority I* that at least they *tl|| have one rrf Ihell ow n In Ihr While Mouse For now T h r Drmrv tats might iakr some small bit irf solace In Ihrtr miserable showing al the (Hills tl they n m M iln lk it up lo an anti incum bent virus infrctlngthr body perfttle But GOP inrumhent* lost not one rate lot Congress, in either the Senate of Mouse And not one Hrpuhtkan g«»s enter a a* denied rr election The American voters sere not anti m rum hrnt on Election !>av T h e y w rtr anti Dem ocrat The message the American people sent I* unambiguous T h e v arr profoundly i mu tied by lhe dirrrtton In w hich the nation has been led during the past two years with a Democrat in the White House and a (V m o crat dominated Congress Thev now view the G O P as the party «rf the American mainstream Moreover by delivering a landslide to He publicans nation wide allowing the GOP in posi m idterm gains of historic promotions the electorate ha* given thr party of Bob (M e and Newt Gingrich a clear mandate Not simply lo op pose die policies of C lin t o n and I h r Democrat* Mot to p u rs u e their o w n agenda, a* •(veiled m il In th r Mouse O O P 's “ C o n t r a r t W ith America, the (M»i gage of emigres stonal reform* and legislative initiatives th a t H r p it b llr a n s promised to bring In (hair votes within Ihe first tOO days rrf the or»1 C o n g r e s s If the ( i t s m orning In American people put them in i barge A m erica And five nrsi order of Ihe Dem ocrats have a business for Ihe new i hangover ■ Republican majority is to change ihe way l <“O g re s s dors tvusi ness Three reform* ought In tie introduced within the first 10days One. require that Congress abide by the same labor health and wafrty and rtvtl rights Laws that apply to the rest of the cmmtry Two tu t cungtrMtnual committee stall position* by on e third Three commission a prtvatr audit of all congressional arrounts. Including the infamous Mouse Ikist OfTVe Alter adopting these tlltrrnal reforms th r Hepubikan ma>irtly tan Ihen move on lo the I'-gtslaPve agenda outlined tn thetr Contract W ith Ameitc* • Among live pUnk* a constitutionally required > ) tm tsn.nl budget a tec tslon of *•■ lal sfieridlng tn last summer a crime tnll Itn tavo# of increased* *> funding lor prison* and taw rn fo rre m e n ll welfare reform, ta* relief for families with children, strevnger national defense regulatory relief reduction in unfunded federal mandates net reform and congresaional term limits While Clinton and the Drm orraia nm to mention their loyalist* in the media tried to conjure up scary scervarV** a* lo whal would happrn If Ihe GOl* agenda Is enacted Ihe ta< 1 ts I hat most id Ihe planks are widely favored by the A m ervan people My turning tonlrtvl of Congress over in . Republican* for ihe tlrst lime In more Otari four decade* the American people have signaled that they embrace the Republican agenda SARAH OVERSTREET Party lines blur, as voters get mad • » te ntllnriai rillliMlal The ii>sril meeting was m nrr L*ard u s u a l during rlcc turn week *1 as re dtsrusarrf the Hrputrfk an total wave v j thr country Nov Ft * J that swept *•< O utrr editorial L Istard ia rd ts i* <u rcanprt* n p it w il <4 an J Interesting mis on any day nor ultra l. i m u r n a t lv r three moderate conservative* one moctrratr hhrral three flaming liberals and one guy who can br c o u n ird on to surprise o* no matter what thr tutrjrrt Wr meet wrekb to argue f ....... 11 ■ ■■■■ j Ihe Issue* we ll rover In t h r u p c o m in g week, ami the line* t«rtween t onset\ atlvr a n d lib e ra l o fte n blur T h is session the entertaining nam ing than f la m e , a It’s been an anti-civics class B O S TO N -O n Ihe morning after the night before, the country *■** drowning tn mela phor* There was water, water everywhere a tidal wave, a watershed, a sea change, a tsunami T h e waterlogged change tn the Mouse and Senate was nowhere nearly as astounding as the internal change In Ihr politicians Some were transform rd- eeek Into Incumbents Th e y w rre -ohmygaw d-Insider*. legislators Many who had mercilessly trashed their opponent* a* "career politicians' who released mass murderer* from prison and corrupted *'our values suddenly reappeared al their victory allies thanking thetr "w o rth y oppo­ nents" lor their "service to ihe stale" and wishing their families well Have a nice day of defeat O n Monday. Newt Gingrich had compared the Democrats to Susan Smith, suggesting that voters opposed to murdering toddlers should vote Republican By Wednesday, he had changed back to D r. Jrkyll. talking about his "obligations" and promising a search for "com m on ground" with the Democrats Bob Dole, for that matter, a m an whose wit has been eroded b y arid over the years, used the unfamiliar word responsibility'' three limes tn one sound bite As Ini W r have a responsibility lo govern A l the risk of running the water metaphor down the drain, we all need a shower after this election Before the KMih Congress alls down In Ihe seats they ao loved to loathe (hey ought to all be locked tn a room and forced lo watch at least two hour* of thr campaign ads they ran against their opponents and against the Institution that they now have lo m akr work Having run attack ads on Ihe "airline", they are now In the pilot's seat Mow do you gel the people back on board? Th e story o( 1994 wasn't very dllferenl for men or women T w o yrars ago In Ihe m uch ballyhooed Year of Ihe Woman, female can­ didates were the personification, thr gendedication, of change. They were the different voice. T h is year, they sounded less like something called "wom en” . They won and lost as Republicans and Democrats, challengers and Incumbents, ll wasn't a Lid year tor women It you look al Ihe raw number* T h e painfully slow climb Is slill up There w ill be two more women In Ihr Mouse, one more In the Senate But the faces have changed. A halfdu/cn of the Democratic women who won marginal districts In 1992-from Marjorie MargollesM rzvlnsky In I'rnnsylvunla lo Karan English In Arizona-appear lo have lost In Ihe Iasi Congress all but three of the women were pro choice In ihe next Congress, nine define themselves as prolife Th e voter* have changed even more In thl* ram(tulgn w hatrvrr archaic or ho|>rful Ideas the country bad about Ihe frm alr difference were p rrity well shattered Many used In assume that women shouldn t and wouldn l go negative Not anymore Even D ia n n e F e ln ste ln b a re ly w on w ith an advertising slugmatch against an empty suit with deep pockets Nowhere could you tell the candidate* chromosome* from Ihelr t rimmer lal* N e v e rth e le s s , th e turnoff factor of thl* gruesome campaign season may have a disproportionate ef­ fect on new women In politic* As Ellen Maleoln of EM ILY'* List udinll*. "I can't tell you how m any women I approached this year who said they wouldn't want lo run for office They see Ihr process as p e rs o n a lly d e ­ structive and totally unappealing " So do men. bul Ihe H ave a nice day n u m b e r s t el l a of defeal. J gender tale For Ihe first time since Ihe Center for Ihe Am er Iran Woman and Poll lie* has been keeping records. Ihe num ber of women running for slate lrg lsla tu re s--lb e political farm --has dropped. As Ihe center’* Ruth Mandcl acknowledges. " T h e Price has tieen rising, so has ih r personal coat. Th e y may be asking. 'Do I want lo pul myself through this?" t That'* a question that will resonate with other would-be candidates and with, lo use a qualm term, citizens. Negative ads work Everybody says so. Tlic y work against the other candidate. Th e more Insidious victory ts against government A n y government In the words of A n n Richards, who M i l l tie sorely missed. " T h is Is not the end of the world. II Is thr end of a cam paign." Hut whal an anil-civic* class this has been Collectively, we've Just been subjected to u •350 million aalea pitch on the evils of our own political system. A tidal wave of nastiness, a tsunami of negativism, n flood of hostility. Gosh. II makes me thirsty Jusl thinking of 1990 i«n | e riu ie d tjiat Americans pest like to snivel, that tn Ihe greatest country on earth wherr our las dollar* at least go to social program* and new roads In­ I The lines stead of self indulged ll between despots w r ought to conservative h r g ra te fu l Thr and liberal oMon moderate* and Ih r blur £ IHg C won several points, how rvrr. and e v rn got (h e m to agree with us a tew lime* Before the discussion ended, one rrf Ihe liberal* was even grum bling that stale *i employees get a ( M i d hour oil to vote Aha' G o trh a '" cried the rest of u* Tw o o( us had talked lo a veteran political rr|Mirlrr who covers (our slates lor a national l wire service, and others of us had talked to voters as the election protrsn wore on W r V shared Ihe opinion that many voters arr so tt frustrated they'll go with whomever talks ihe •best game on (lie week they go lo to lr. anil ■■ last lime Ihe Boys In the Bus gave belter lalk 'H e y . I voted straight Democrat It ticket Iasi time and straight Republican Ibis time." one man who had jusl bought a business and tM-gan handling his own payroll told me "L m bring taxed to dralh. and ll these guys don't do any better. H I be back to Ih r Democrats next election " The Hoys In ih r Bus promised they'd >3 deliver and. In so many voters' eyes, didn't First, they all but excluded Republicans from, fonnallon of ihrtr health-care plans and /* >1 second, scared Ihe wadding out ol inlddlr I classers who trellcvrd th ry 'd lose Ihelr dorlor* and hr unable to ttrar the tax burden of whal was pul on Ihe table When Clinton and Gore did enact some measures that ru l ' I popular programs and reduced Ihe defn somewhat, they did a poor Job of telling us V'olrrs seem to feel they have very little- to , show for Ihe slier of Ihelr earnings taken for, i taxes, and executive* In agencies funded by those taxes have done an equally poor job of Informing them what Ihelr money Is doing Th e y gel a sour lasle In Ihelr mouths every, ‘ time someone yells "entitlements,'* amf, " wonder Why programs begun as a bridge , between dependency and self-sufficiency have become something that recipients now consider ihelr "right.” O u r discussion m ovrd on lojust how much!, these voters want cut from our expenditure*. T h e guy who surprises us believes we're rxpcrtlng lo gel Ihe budget balanced by only culling Ihe "fat," and lhal there’s not enough . grrase on Ihe menu to make much dlftrrrm r T h r rrsl of us arrived al Ihe jMrfni where wo-* agreed that what we expect from our government Is that ll play by Ih r same rules, by which w r have lo play: 11 we don’t have enough money lo cover our drill*, we (tnd a way lo rul buck II w e've’ sjtrni more than we should have on our credit curds and ih r Inicrrsi Is killing us. w r lind a way lo cut other expense* until we bring the balance down. We cut where w r c a n f entertainment, the kind of food we rul und ' where we rat II. the clothes we wear. We m ay decide lo llvr In more economical homes or • drive lesser curs. 'f �I Sanlord Herald. San<o*<1. Florida Wedneada; Nortmbtr 16 1004 - •A Storm |( on! In u rd from Pag* IA rw amt l lrnril III irallu 11III* morning Sanlord Public W uika tlim in f I r u v Herman *|irnl moat III thr morning With 1lila i f f a » In s p n lin g alorili |ilra iiM (r arr as amt (ToMltng In l,akr Maiv mi illy attrria |**err rrqulrrd In In ilo w il as of |ii M) Itila muffling Imi itm rain m ltnurd lu (all M<i«l lirirt aalna prrdut thr lalnrm (n r v n lly stalled nn thr i l a l r a southwest roast. will |lo-gln liar riling mwltirael ward -directly inward Sanfixd amt Ilir ■wrninulr County arra llt r |nr |itb Ilona h n w rv e v rr arr only Irfiia llvr aa weather nltii tale aav tlin r u mi way In .Irirrin lrtr a •|in Hit direr Hon fh r Seminole ('in in ly I’nrt Auf lit if II > meeting at liritulril Inf Itila afternoon liaa lirrn ran •flin t 1 tw ('lly nl la h r Mary liaa i am H in t a Itnarit nl Adjustment meeting a Imtutnt al i lly Itall tonight llir meeting liaa tiren res* lin lu ln t fur 7 p in on Dr cembrr 7lh O llirr governmental meetings air « lin lu ln t It* Ihla Thursday night Aa oI itila m orning no changes In Umar were r x p rrtrd Iakr Mary Oily Managrf .John Lilian v«nl ilr(irm tlng on w h rrr ihr atnmi la iianoffiiw a dr County [C a n lln * * 4 from Tag* tA a h n il gels rail Ha Iron Laid Administrative aiafhng will hr f i l m n l lo allow many county .( rkrrs In grl home aafrly l a Iron aald All putrllr nITV ra will rrtnaln oprn Rat-on aald A s s is ta n t Hoada S u p r r ln Irjidenl Torn George Mid trrw a w fff working In keep Slalr Hoad r Jo nprn In thr » trinity nf Van (Isttalr S u m Flcastlng Ih rrr 11 4a Inn rd l tie i l. wing i A one laikr that boat food M ill G nrrgr h h r i f a ir m n ir rrp n rla u( lu n d rd a l i r r l a In G e n eva bulimia and Ih r Hunt (T u b I --a < »n > rgr M i d A dralnagr .tilth along Slalr Hoad 111 oral Alf|«.ri Boulevard brrac hrd Ihla inoniing. toning a ia lr ro a d r r r w a in u r g r motorists to lakr r aulWiii I I k road waa Iml i krant M id VMIor Igho S w u k r a c tin g d la trlrt m alnlrnanrr rn glnrrr Hahun aald Ihr i m inty baa tern m a wait tiful alatr aim r Sunday night V rh lr Ira w rtr lurlrd and mime rrpatia w rrr i|uli kly in m p lflfd lu grl aa m oth rrju li equipment on Ihr mail w hrn n rrdrd Fxtra gravrl waa hfoughl In lor r m r ig r n r y mwit repairs Hatiuri said A plrpairdnraa m rrtln g waa lirld al 4 p m Momtav and mail i rrwa w rrr arm home ra lly lo grl |4rnty iA irst tv-fore ih r long tmtira llkrly In farr Ihr in ttslon m o ld I r made Ml that llm r nn w h r itir r nr not In |m*l|am r Ih r city commission m rrtln g Sanford • Planning and /nn lug rn m in lM tn n m rrltn g alto Thm ailay night, waa al III v le d ulrd aa nf Ihla meaning M nir flooding la expended with continuing rain la s enforcement officers urgr r i l i f i n r i a ii 11n n f o r a lt motnrlala aa an u n r a jm in i aland nf w a lrr III a a llrrl i mild f auar a d llv rr lo lose control nr a motor In alall nut which would rratili In an additional maitway hazard T h r b rg ln n ln g of T m p ira l Si in in Gordon a lour of Florida haa a lr ra d y ra u a rd a rv rra l itraiha and aomr dralm i lion A tornado killed at Iraal unr person and itralm yrd SO to IOO inuhilr tmrnra In Ihr Brevard I o u i i i v rrtirrm rn ! itjrnmunliy tA IUrrl«**l Itay. nffW lata Mill F.lsrwhere I h l r r Iwtalrra rlpyeit lltr Haifa off I wo honira and lossed ahrita in Ihr all T h r ilraitly tornado repealed Just altrr 7 p m Turadav. dam agrd at Iraal 500 homea in Ifir com m unity of 7 (XX) le lw rrn S r h a a lla n a n d M r! h o u r n r aulhorttlra arid T h r vic tim s Identity waa unknnwn Mark P ra m rarortl. Ih r Ikrva rd f'rm nly Fire D e p a rtm e n t a b a lia lln n chief aald rarty today Party olhrf | n ip lr w r r r Injured T h r department had oprnrd Iwo ahrllrra for pruplr Irfl homr Iraa by Ih r twiatrf that bounrrd ;worn a la ia iuM tM i yntlaurd from r * | t IA m n » i w le r w ri a •• 4 W •«* a w W V*n** a n a “» « m * <* — *• {•*, Ha « N cs*** C »r » | C ia » n » EATHS I t PM J B A T T CM rph J flayrtoa H|. I aura f rr l. C'aaarllirTiy died triday If 11 1994 In Aualtntnwn iki Ik .m i A (all 33. 1013 In r<N<ngaliiwn Ottln hr m m rit lu .tn fta l Florida in 1979 H r waa fa llu t k driver fill Kr> stone ' Tianafantalkm C lrvrlam t H r waa a m rm b rr of thr Mens C lub . Lakr Kat b*-rlrvr Lai a Ira S u r v i v o r s I n r l u d r anna l<**rp|| L Auaiinlowp <>hm Gerald. North Ja< kgRr*. Ohm (ieraJd, Nr P a M rta Anna .lullaiM. Merrill / Island. Helen W yall. M ird m a n . -O h t o . M a r y L u a i r k o . Youngstown Ohm. flvr grand ? c h i l d r e n ; four great* 1 grarnli hildrm » H a ld w ln F a irc h ild P u n rra l \ llo m r Altam nnlr Springs In Irh a rg e of anangrm rnta .IC C A I L B N C D A N I P L 8 A lic e A ll r n r D a n lr t i. Hit. hadv Hollow Caaarlbetry. died londay. Nov 14. 1904 In Alia o n ir Springs Horn Ju ly 24. ||92S In KnbrrtMlalr. I'a . ahr yovrd lo C rn ira l H onda in |197l She was a (wiyroll clrrk In l rnrporatr offlcr Survivors include anna J r rr y . Jlh u rn . Ga Kim Alhunnnlr yprlnga, Hoaa. W a kr Porral. C ; b ro th e r. J o h n Ja m e s tfinakrv. J r . W lnlrravlllr. Ohio, latrra Wanda ('a rm ou ry. Colr.idn Springs. Colo . Jacqu rlln r Parka. Madrlyn Campbell and la rcla W right all of Mingo Junction. Ohio. Marvann llaira tuallniown. Ohio, four grandrhild rrn ; one great-grandchild Galnra C a rry Hand Garden : Chapel Funeral H om r. Lung wood. In charge of arrangrrgrnla AN N A GRC8BACH Anna Grrabach. 95. Orange llrtv r. Altamontr Springs, dlrd Monday. Nov. 14. ltt!M al Hrgrnia Park. Winter Park Ikirn iV t 9. IH9H in Ilrooklyn. N Y.. Mir moved In Central Florida In 1966 Shr was an accountant for public rrlallons firm Shr was a member of R rd rrm rr Lutlirran ('.(lurch. . S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e n l r c r . H iy llls S choon im t e r , Altamonte S p r in g s ; n e p h e w . C a lv in Mallnka. California H a ld w ln -F a lr c h lld G o ld e n r^ d -W ln lrr Park Chapel. Winter Park. In charge of arrangements H U B S H A R R IS Russ Harris. 43. Hrurdrd Oak Ir r r a c r . Longwood. dlrd Mon­ day. Nov 14. 1994 at Orlando Regional Medical Center Ikirn March 11. 1951 In Ohio, hr moved lo C rn ira l Florida In 1975. H r was a vice president for Pro Group Inc. lie was a member of First Haptlst Church. Orlando Survivors Include wife. Cindy, d a u g h te r. N ichole. Jackson . T r n n .; »on. A d a m . Jackson. T r i m . : parenla. S lu a rl and Gladys. Akron. Ohio, hnilliera. Jam es Slu a rl. Menlor. Ohio. Robert Nelaon. Untonlown. Ohio; sister. Virginia Ellen. Akron. Ohio. H a ld w ln -F a lr c h lld Fun e ra l Home, Altamonte Springs. In <barge of arrangements i J U L I A S M I T H K IN O Julia Smith King 6M lewis Street. K ochrsirr. N Y . dlrd Fndav. Nov I I , 1994 In SanItad Ik .m i D rr 25. 1025 In Harlow she moved lo Sanford Ih rrr weeks ago (nan Rochester Shr was a hnm rm akrr S h r was Haptlst Survivors include husband. William. R(h hrsirr. wm. Arthur llrndrts. R w h rs lrr; daughters Lola Cherry. Geneva Finktrv. MaMr Small, /rlm a King all of Hot healer. Prli ilia J a i ksull. laikr klonrtw- Shrlla King. San ford, s is tr r . Pearl M c C ra y . Hot hrsirr 34 grandt hlldrrn. 34 great grandchildren Wilwm Klchelhrrgfr Mortuary. Sanlord. In rhargr nf arrangem rnis J A S O N E R IC K O V A T S Jason Eric Kovals. 21. Ortons C o u rt. W inter S p rin g s, dlrd Monday. Nov. 14. 1994 al Or Undo Regional M rd ka l Center. Ikirn Nov 13. 1973 In Hamilton. Ohio, he moved to Central Flor ItU in 1987 H r was a student al the University of Central Florida H r was a member of Si Stephen C a th o lic C h u r c h . W l n l r r Springs S u rvivo rs include parenls. E ric and Stephanie. W inter Springs, daughter. A lrsandra Kristin. W ln lrr Park, brothers. Christian. Kevin. Nicholas, all of W l n l r r S p r in g s ; p a t e r n a l g r a n d p a r e n la . J o s e p h and M a r i l y n . H a m i l t o n . O h io ; maternal grandparents. Christ and Jo A n n Jonaon. Hamilton, m aternal gran d m o the r. E d lr Hakrr. Klaalmmre lla n flrld Funeral S e rvlcra. Wilder Springs. In charge of arrangements A L O T 8 IU S P . McHUGH Aloyslus P McHugh. 73. A n ­ dover C lrrle, Winter Springs, (tied Sunday. Nov. 13. 1994 Ikirn Ju n e 29. 1921 In Allantic City. N .J.. he moved lo Central Florida In 1991. lie was a reltrrd l.i Colonel with Ih r U .S Air Force, and a retired outdoor sports editor with Ihe Play Ground Dally News. Fort Watlon (teach He attended SI. Stephen C a th o lic C h u r c h . W in te r Springs. Survivors Include wife. Frlrda R.. win. Marlin F . Lakeland; daughters. Kalhleen G Oglesby. R ic h m o n d . Va . P a tricia M M n rp h rre . G re e n v ille . N .C .. Kelly m Washington T w p . Ohio. Koger and Hits Morgan M Um isburg. Oh to sisters Kudean M aswrll and Freda Hay. both nl W C a rro llto n O hm 12 grand c h i l d r e n . 26 g r e a t grandt hlldrrn Swarl Funeral Home West Carrollton Ohio. In iJiargr of arrangement a HKLEN C. W A LK E R Helen C W alker. 92 East 2<Mh Street Sanltxd died Tuesday, Nov 15. 1994 al Central FkrrttU Regional Hospital Horn Mart h 12. 1902 in Greenwich. Ohk> site moved lo Central Florida in 1916 She was a retired art rr tary for the Seminole County Sch<«»l Ikiard She tirtongrd lo First United Methodist C h u rrh cf Sanlord N rb rk u h Lodge 43. and Anna Miller Circle of Ihe Elks Auxiliary S u r v iv o r s In r lu d r stepson Buck Walker. Intrrlochrn. sev­ eral step-grande hlldrrn Hrtsaon Funeral Home. San­ ford. In rh a rg r of arrangements ro ll PH LINCOLN ‘1UKI ' JS LtotaM >ow**< Jr . "a •*>«< we »t *•» Ltecwe V w<4 Q a e ( itstr* tart M Sleasleed Oa Wwts It !»'• «• t<w a V< Laetwd and t « e M «s« PlS k MSoWt H# —0.H H awlwttw N V M t*«* H# rtl H IIWSO M» IW W l • W»«4 •ed N a M Oita BuSt . awfwviw. N V . wet JWmef M*»epHe Bovlan. P«l . LMcsM j w w III sna *i*v e S Otww Ot( e »a Wm S IWf* *ed » N i*ee*o* CharlaNS. NC 4m 4S>i SMtlut SW Mt. P« BwSasVw Id" t»wWcMiar»e !.■ |>h < e e d t h W e i Ik death loii tor Florida Mood at four including the tornado vktlrti and a woman who died Monday after firing ejected from tier i ar and run over At 4 a m EN T today. Gordon was nearly slalkmary In Gulf of M r i l r o w ith m a x im u m suv talnrd wind* of 50 m ph The (enter was at 25 7 north tall lude 82 6 west longitude almut 115 miles smith of Sarasota. 200 mile* from the tornado sties Gordon moved Into the Gulf after drenching Ihe Carlhbrait and smith Florida earlier In the week Homestead was hit the Prepare--------C o n tin u e d from Pag* I A dtalietlr foods or t>why food, formula dta|>era and hnfllrs Water Is Ihe most Imporiant Item lo have on hand not only In a shelter tmt also in your borne Tw o quart* of water per (terwin (ter day Is ret ommended Hu< environments and Intense physical di tlvtty can driulik that a m o u n t C h ild r e n , n u rs in g ITMkhef* and III pe*Iple will need more S t o r e d w a te r s h o u ld h r changed every si a months lo keep II fresh ln< lude water pviMfkalton nutlertals In you emergency supply kit Water purtfk at ton agents are available al nMisl drug stores and enable you to use w alrr I rorii sources that may not he i lean W hen purifying water, use 4 water purification tables or 12 drops tA iodine or 8 drops of rhtonne h|ea> h (unsaenleil) for ra< h gallon of w alrr If ihe water I* not dean even after filtering heaviest with 8 63 tnrhr* of rain In ihe 24 hour period ending at 5 p m E S T Tuesday Hut Central Florida could still see some morr tornadoes. T h r storm was expected fci c o n I l n u r i i s n o r iJ ir a s t r rfy movem ent up Florida's west ((u s i through today Tornado wait hrs were In effed for Hrrvard. Highlands Indian K lvrr. lu k r Okeechobee Orange Osceola. Seminole and Volusia Glades Hendry, Martin. Palm Heat h. Si L u d e and Hade counties IM s c e u Ia * double thr amount of purifying agent Flashlights and fresh haltrrtes for radios should also hr krpt on hand al ong wi t h nonprescript Ion drugs such as pain reliever, anti-diarrhea medica­ tion. antacid and syrup of ip crar In case evaluation Is nrcr* sarv. the food, w alrr and other supplies should hr kepi In an easy to t arry container such as a large m v rr r d trash container, (sn ip ing backpack or duffle tug A n In fo rm a l s u rv e y of a number of local supermarkets early ihis m orning Indicated only a slight Increase tn th r sales nf bottled w alrr and haltrrtes There was no rush by shoppers lo stork up on ranned Raid* by 9 a m However, a* Ihe storm jmshes inland morr people may try lo make Iasi minute shop ping trips In Sanford. Ihe rain and flooded streets were apjur enfly keeping most customers Indoors and nut tA the stores i* * » llW id N Roads---------C o n tin u e d from Page I A SI s^* \"*e ***** Zm ** S Z**v»*** Anna S t s** 1>>**I « h(H *1C**vi' -* P it SIS* 1***s* *(•«*> A»**a . is** •Aarsa* S V**'***'-* A***********1Z****** Sit** W *«* •• W i f w • l * t * a EU NICE M OROAN E u n ic e M organ. 78. West Cartolliun. Ohio, died Sunday. Nov. 13. 11834 at her residence. She was a retired employee with Korgers. She attended North Dayton First Churrh of God. Survivors Inelude husband. Alton L.; daughter and son-inlaw. Vivian and P. Dune Frost. Miami T w p .. Ohio; sons and daughtera-ln law Hum id D. and W ilm a M organ, Lake M ary. Kenneth D. and Vlolrl Morgan. h a v is e v k » i •»d isMin* Jotrpx L«»t»*d 4l»t4f. K«iS*rfs Alt ■sear *. Idntdfd tsrdd toM ei le Ida* r«d » t***i e i m nweds edpedat tdvv-e* aed e>d»* W "* * "! Zueard) w r>xd V am bd id'd on Ldtwrddr Hdcdtedw I I * in BdcndV*dc Sd*»kdv detcvvtdd *d O' ton Iv n d tO Hoe* I0d0 Noct* 1tc*d<. RocSdVtdf N V l*dll W ALK I ■. H I L I N C M d ew idl w*vK*d tw Me* Wdita* eiil bd Thvrtdd* No. tr. dt 1 p I* . in Md Button Zwedcdl CSdpdi o ils St* CMIt M dl»m dNiOdtief Cfd*"d<*on oill IdOdo w »»'cd v A/fdnydew"** by B»'»wn fin e dl Hoe* U n tw d C on tin u e d from Page 1A b ra in s to rm Ih r Idea Th e re might hr other things we m u ld do.'* h r r o n l in u r d . " b u t I haven't seen a brtter Idea I hat would guarantee more irafflc into downtown Sanford ** Eckstein ciletl a number of o u t s t a n d in g b a s e b a ll p r o ­ f e s s io n a ls w h o w o u ld h r hlghllghlrd Inc luding Jeff H U rk T im Haines A n d re Dawson, Willie Mays, l-eo Durorher Red llartier. and m any others "Just think of Ih r rrtrrnorahHu we (m ild have In a Hall of Fame. ' he said "These men played a htg part In not only baseball hut the history nf basrhall In San­ ford,** In 1947. th r present stir of Ihe N e w T r i b e s M is s io n w a s purchased by the New York Giants and named the Mayfair Inn Ii was ihe headquarters lor the Giants' summer training ra m p for m any years As sue h many hasrball greats such as Alvin Dark spent m any months ear h year In Sanlord W r rould prottahlv find many of Ihe baseball greats who would help in providing memorabilia for this." E« ksirln said Wr rould have baseball cards and C o n tin u e d from Pngs 1A manv other Itrms Many prople encouraged families lo love baseball and would rer read together aa a luntirne artlvt•y • A l Idyll w tdlr Elem entary School tn Sanford, hustnrsars that have supported the school C o a lla a e d frowi Pag# 1A vice preside n ( of will hr Invited later this week lo Join Ih r students lor a Thanks­ sales. Margaret Firth, lias agreed to accept five manuscripts fn>m giving feast • Parents at Greenwood Lakes Ih r writer's guild for publication Middle Sc huol In l.ake Mary w ill In some form have the opportunity lo leant Drhnrah Wright, th r assistant about education first hand this principal at laikr Mary Elemen­ week as they are allowed lo tary. said the Idea lo form Ihe accompany Ihrir children inio writer’s guild had existed but the classroom lo learn with nothing had been done with II them until Wright spoke with Fuller In • Similarly. L a k rv irw Middle c o n ju n c tio n w ith s ig n in g a School In Sanford has invited Partners In Education "c o n ­ parents to lakr some time to tract" for the school year. Fuller experience their children's day said that shr would make thr by taking Ih rir classes and contacts nccesary to find a ra tin g In th r cafeteria with publisher them. • At Lyman High School in W right Is coordinating the Longwood. leai hers and olher efforts at th r elementary school staff members will tie recognlzrd Wright said thr students in the throughout the week. fourth and fifth grade and gifted • Midway Elementary School classes will be encouraged by In Sanford will sponsor pro their teachers lo submit their gram s w h lrh allow them lo work. These will be w riting correspond with retired teach­ efforts made in Ihe course of the ers. to write rsivaya on ways lo e v e ry d a y e lrrlc u lu m at the build Ih r future and lo read with school. For example. Sherry Ih rir families Jackson's fifth grade class is • Sanlord Middle School will curre n tly working on poetry celebrate Ihe conlrtbutlons of hooks W right said th r opportu­ colleges. Seminole High School nity will be odrrrd to all Ihr and Ih rir own trachcra lo Ihe students and It will then be up to educational process the student lo decide If he or she "It's very exciting." Schulfnrr wants lo make the commitment. said " W r want lo Involve fami­ lies. ih r com m unity and busi­ nesses In Ih r education of our students.'* Educate------- Writers G A IN E S S U M t***s* **s»* V*r***C A m * * ***m ) e* o w * a (* a i •f A r t* a *»s** C * * »r S Public school monu Thursday, Nov. 17, II "Turkay Oay' or Chaf a Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk lalnly tie attracted lo th is." Mayor Hrttye Sm ith suggested that because Eckstein was vv strongly In favor of getting jieople together to dtscusa Ihe ( ( incept, he might be willing lo spearhead Ihe move E r k s lr ln agreed, and sug­ gested meeting with rnrrnbrr* of ihe G rra trr Sanlord Chamber of Commerce, the historical boards and others, and possibly going lo the extent of asking for Tourist Development money w ith which In help launch thr project. "Ju s t took at what Sanlord has rtghi n o w ." he concluded. "W r have m any antique stores, and what would blend tn m orr titan this Hall nf Fame w ith Iwurtklll Irnm our past history ,** Dawn Neno. Is a published author and an Instructor In writing childrens literature at Seminole C o m m unity College Fuller asked her to acl as an e d i t o r , m e e t in g w i t h Ih e rh ild rrn . going*over (heir work and m aking suggestions on how­ to improve II. A flrr Reno edits the writing. Ihe five best pieces will be submitted lo Putnam and the others will tie sent lo various children's magazines surh as " A m e r ic a n G i r l ” . " B o y ’s L l f e " a n d " H i g h l i g h t s for Children ** W right said (hat while there arr children who alrrady have well-developed w ritin g stylra. and these children will be thr first to meet with Reno. "II will lakr a couple of months (o find ih r kids who are really com­ mitted lo writing." W right said Ihla yra r Is Ih r starling point to what she hopes ts an ongoing program. Fuller said she doesn't know of any publishing compa­ nies prim ing literature written hv children so this ts quite an opportunity for th r students at Hike Mary Elementary. t4i**r-« n***: T*»-» it Part I of an w (* »a n * l *•*■*« D*<*- B**** mil i m O x I *m * lirtt m*»fi*n *lt*l **ud*>** «* I1**» 1vn**T •• imi* A *S* Boo*t*or* Tfa MmUd M ill *oci*m **m **09**»»****<•p**i*c< for making the Open House a success and for giving me a chance to rent this morning suit. Garden Chapel Funeral Home F u lfillin g a i Service to O u r C o m m u n ity In Tim e I O f Need. V '** t*>*** (***•*# >ea* ******'SN H ***** M<*«* NS*« *m4 *■**(<« ********a**** a *n ******s *i *a**<**v*( s—a 1* •******** s *ccm* •« is* rim l*r*1*>M«» •>* "a •***><•' ****** C dM A f gM gM jcL rR C O tm c r -•**!•' ***** I I I * I*"**1itOa* l i e a S1*— P i t «•Os* ( i e - i «*>*('** SLstwSl A.**a (*s*« "N* !♦*••* *•C***r* Habcrten. Abilene* T*.. siste r. K a lh le e n H lu rk m a n . M oores N . J . : r ig h t g r a n d ­ children. lla n flrld Funeral Services. Winter Springs. In charge of arrangements *■*»• '• Baseball f tw filf | t >« •«par* wWm•« C *1 <•*«*-••— a m for two miles Franiesm ni said I 'At jwciplr had moved In Fairly today, the National llu rrii a n r Center also reported tnrnaikirs lout lied down In l-akr Worth Ik-lray Ik-arh and near J u p llrr Inlet late Tuesday No serums injuries were reported Tornado wall lies were jiostrd for east m itr a l and some south H<*rwlu r ountlrs for Ihe morning i c .a i n t s jh 335 F.. SR 434 (AcrxM from WhUc Rmcl LONGW OOD • 834-8550 or 767*5101 My vyife liked it! Bobby Brisson 322-2131 BRISSON FUNERAL HOME 905 Laurel Ave.. Sanford �•A Sanlonl Marald Sanford. Florida W#dn#»<J«i No»»*nb#» 16 1W* Lowering cholesterol hardest for fattest AP Sclanca Writer D A L L A S — Yra. naturr i an tu unfair A atudy «how* that lowering <holralrtol la hatdral for overweight people who n rrtl II th r miwt Otuaily haa tong tu rn llnkrd w ith high r h o l r a l r t o l . and doctor* oftrn ra tio n overweight p r o p I r to t r d u r r t h r l t i holralrtol Irvrl* by rating Ira* (at Typtral d lrta ty guideline* tr< oninund that (uoplr limit fat to Irwa than 30 perrenf of thrlt dally rak>t u* T h r atudy ahow* that th r aurrraa of a low lat dirt drprnda a kit on |«rop|r a alrr and afujw S k ln n y p r o p lr 'a rh o lra lrto l Irtrla dtop ab.itply on a sensible dirt, but overweight people* Ira rla hardly budge al all Hr*ran tirra a irn t *urr whv " T h r t r I* something about otirally that makr* proplr Irw leapnnatve to dlrl aald Df Ju d y S Hannah I hi* I* a ma)ot public hralth concern aa w r hettwne a more otirar tva lion " T h r atudy waa p tra rn trd Tuewlav al a meeting of Ihr Am rtk an Ifratt A *a« tatmn Hannah and ctvlleague* from Mrdlantli Kr*eairh Inatllutr In Washington D C put 211 n u n and .LI ttntnrn on I holrslerul lowering dlrl* Al Ihr aiart, ihr volunteer* • n r getting '7 |irtirnl of th rlt <aim Ira front fat. Unhiding 13 (M tirn i from saturated fat a tvptral A m rrit an dirt Their i Itoiratriol Irt rla averagni 237. a tin h la moderately hl|fh M m tiiti)n I t were plat r d on four dlffrtrnl dirt* tliat llutllrd total fat In .HI | n i r n i o f« alortra T t ir dirt* in c lu d e d v a r y in g pro|Mirtlnlia of aaturalrd fal. w h lrh ralar* < h o k .trm l Irvrl* and |«>l»iiii».iiur.iird and m o nouuaaturatrd fal. which lower* cholesterol O t rr a ll. I h r d lrla w orked ('holralrtol Irvrl* frll an average ol || |M>inta Hut • tin t rr •ran lirta d ltld rd I hr |iri>plr into four rrpial gmu|«* Ih rv w a Kstephenso lat|{r rtiflr rr n< ra Cholesterol Irvrl* In tltr altln ntr*t ipiartrr of I tar vo lu n irrr* dmp|ird |U |Milnta In ih r falfnti u ua rlrr. thr> frll juat a |«olnl T h o a r m I h r m ld d lr tw o q u a r lr r * r r d u i rd I t ir ir i holralrtol an average of a t. Mil 14 point* Overweight jiroplr arr rmn h Ira* llk rtv to rrapond to a low < ho lra lrto l d lrl," llannali •aid "T h e y may nrrd addPUmal rflorta am ti aa weight loss " W h r l h r r fat p ro p lr t r u ly would k>wrr thrlt i h o l r a l r t o l fprttr r If th ry k>*t weight rrr.ialna In tar *rrn. but ottur ra ju rta aKrrr thla I* llkrly to I r true I *i i *j »> t that If lltrar |ir<>|dr i mild |(rt Ihrlr weight down. Ihr\ would tc*|* -ml In d irt." •aid l»t D a w n C fkhwettke of Ikiwm an h« tHMil ol M nli i me In Winston Salem N C More llu n Just tallies* |* (mil, aldy In v o lv ril. h n w rv ri Thr •Indy also suggest. tti.it Unly *ha|«r « l w may havr something In ilo with i h o lr.tr m l level* I h r aludy found that some women with big tiehlnd. and relatively thin waist. were ablr to lower thrtr (h o lr tlf io l while nonr of I h r w untrn with large •lotnai ha lowered lltrlr level* Sra and l a ir bad no heating on people a ability In reduce lltrlr rlMilratrrnl Irvrl*. ihr atudy They JonT know bow rraxb ITm could have M *od * Vwy wwot IO H W I W U * BELOW LOW PRICING PENNYWISE COUP ftalaif Wbotaaata 17 02 4 27lh St. 1T%\ | Own*. 0> Ur*ml‘ U1 M l found Thank You fo r Y our S u p p o rt.” Gene Stephenson T H U R S D A Y , N O V EM BER 17lh 6 PM to 9 PM F e a tu r in g •AMERICAN FOLK ART (Meanown An-vf Taena Flartrwr Jack Pachuta Campbe* Ciaaaua) OLD WORLD ORNAMENTS (Inckxkog G a m m Uatvwcfciet) •VINTAGE 50a •EARLY HOLIDAY DECORATIONS , •COLLECTiniE BEARS ANO SANTAS *= •STOCKING STUFFERS TO TREASURED ANTIQUES F NAVELS • HAMLINS $ RED GRAPEFRUIT C o n g r a tu la tio n s «w t»w e N fw t«- Lt Go» Jan Hanaan of 1h# Kiwamt Club of Florida congraluiataa Watt Smith of the Sanford club on earning the Distinguished Kiwanian Pm recently Smith, past president of the club has been involved in the local club for many years PELL’S CITRUS NURSERY 400 DOYLE B0A0 •OSTEEN. FL M7«4 •(40713M-M73 UBLI | m Anilfwri, A m u ri. rt< ^ 201 EAST FIRST STREET SANTORO (407) 328-9691 UBLI Readiness of fighting force slipping W A S H IN G T O N — llla m ln g th r ra p rn a r nf fo re ig n peacekeeping mission* Ih r Cllnlnn administration acknowl­ edge* It la slipping In onr nl it a highest mllilary priorities malnialnlng th r rradlnr** of ih r lighting fiucr In a haattly arranged nrw * conference T uraday. Pentagon official* aald five of 12 A n n v dlvlalona arr lie low thr top Irvrl of combat rradlnraa. three of them to a point where they auller 'Increase* In vulnerability" and require 'aigm fliani com jiensatkin" to m akr up for deficient Ira No Immediate threat to the aalrty ol thr nallon ItMima «a a result of thr problem arntor Pentagon official. aald The liner dlvlalona that received poor readme*. gr.itlra arr l>a< hup force* I ha I would relieve Ihr leading rdgr of a U S (tattle feme week, or month* into a conflict T h r other two arr .lightly tulow thr top rradlnraa level Still Itu Pentagon, citing art utily concern, refused In Identify thr division* Involved T h r announcement, coming only hours afirr ilu Pentagon apokraman said rradlnr** remains at a high level.” led President C lin to n open fo criticism from congressional Republican* t tt.it hr la neglecting ihr military Catholic bishops issue statement W A S H IN G TO N - In Ih r wake of a mean polilltal season, leader* of Ih r nation's largrai church are considering tailing upon American* lo reject the "false choice* nl jails or jol>* family valur* or a wrlfarr stair Women should lake ih rlr places In Ihr lop ranks of rluirth theologian* administrator* and actlvlsls on social issues ihr U.S. Catholic bishop*' Com m itter on Women In Society anti In the Church said In Its proposed statement "Tow ard* Strengthening the bonds of Peace." However. Ilu to in m lllrr ruled ouf female priest* In particular. Ih r proposal railed on the all-male (a t hoi it hierarchy lo reject authoritarian conduct, establish ainiriurr* to respond lo ih r concern* of women and encourage women In pursue studies In the fields ol scripture, theology and canon law. traditionally dominated by the clergy. “ In no wuy should these commitments lie construed u* eerlrslal political correctness.'" Ilu bishop* said "Th e y arr theologically correct They are Haded in our baptism and In our understanding of the Holy Spirit, who works In Ih r church lo build It up through Ihr gifts of lls members " In ihrlr statement on violence, the bishop* sought a new civility In public pulley debates Ihal would replace attack polities and "w a r rooms" w ith concern for the common good OVER MILLION M U FURNTTURE ■ INVENTORY ENTIRE INVENTORY OF THE SANFORD STORE WILL BE LIQUIDATED REGARDLESS OF LOSS! B R A N D N A M E S LIKE KROEHLER, S T Y L E C R A 1 T C A T N A P P E R SERTA, S IM M U N S , BERKLINE A N D M A N Y M U R E W IL L BE LIQUIDATED NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ALL REASONABLE OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED, CASH TALKS! EVERY • SOFA • L 0 V E S E A T • CHAIR RECLINER • S W IV E L ROCKER • END T A B L E • L A M P • SLEEPER SO FA • LE AT H E R SE C T IO N A L A N D LE A T H E R SOFA DOT rejects GM request In whal promises to Ire a public relations D E T R O IT disaster for General Motors Corp . thr Transportation De|>art> ident ha* derided fo proceed with a public liraring on whether torrcall millions of pickup trucks . Families of crash victims and survivors of fiery accidents arr expected to testify al thr Dee. 0 session on Ih r safety of GM'* 1073-H7 C-K pickups. Critics say Ihry are prone to exjriodr In side Impact collisions because the furl tanks urr mounted outside thr frame*. GM . which has promised lo flghl a recall, hud uskrd that thr hearing lie ra n re lrd so II could procred straight fo court. The com pany called the hearing a waste ol tlm r and an "orchestrated talk show." Hui the Transportation Department said Tuesday that such meetings help It gather additional Information liefotr deciding whether lo order a recall. Transportation Secretary Federico Rena scheduled the session lost m onth, declaring that thr pickups present an "unreasonable risk" of fire or explosion In side-impact collisions. I'ena acknowledged that the trucks met federal safety standards, but said Ihr luw rrtjuirrs they lie safe In "real world conditions" as well. He said 150 jx-oplr had died In crashes they nUgbl w m tve d If the fuel tanks hud been pluced elsrwfhlrr O lftm tiits the truck* are safer than most vehicles on the road From Aisociatad Praia reports R U LE S O F S A LE NO L A Y A W A Y S ALL SALES FINAL NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES DELIVERY AVAILABLE A T A S M A LL FEE ALL SOLO la t COME BASIS 4 10 S ilv o r Lake R o n d S n n fo rd ------ SANFORD STORE ONLY! ALL OTHER B U R LIN G T O N SOFA CO LO C A TIO N S B U SIN E SS AS U SU A L T a k e 1 7 9 2 to L a k e IMaiTy Blvd. T u r n E a s t 1 1 / 2 M i l e s T o w a r d s S a n f o r d Airport, S a n f o r d , o r Call ( 4 0 7 1 3 2 4 - S O F A ( 7 6 3 2 1 �WEDNESDAY Sanford Herald November 16, 1994 Sports IN BRIEF Hitting the hardwood LOCALLY ’Hounds show scoring touch in season-opening win O'Neal. Magic thrash Bullets ORLANDO - Shaqulllr O Nrul dominated at l » l h ends <»l thr tuuf t g« Itllig 2'.l ,*>!llt* m il 1.1 rr hound* as llir O iU lulu Magli lieal llir \\ .ishlngtnu llurirl* 112 lit.' I iir v U l instil O'Neal. llir M IA * leading »««>tr« j Ih i hkt) kr\J tl\r tlnila .nut lull i l l iiM iiii Hotair Grunt ■iliiril 2 I (mint* .uul l.l rrlxiund* j » thr Magi, axrngrd.« nr«imwi|rnlll|| low lo lh r llullrt* NX k Am ir twin .uul Donald H o w l each sm rrd IN itml A n lrrn rr I U ( i U « . n l Flint ih U n ilii K r * Chapman who brat I h r Magk with a shot •it llir In irrrr in llir opr n r r. Ini W*«liiii||ioii will! 17 point* N o ll Skllr* who hud I I i h Ii I i uml Krvtn I ho k worth •*orril in point* 4 pin r AROUND THE STATE Miner leads Heat over Mavs MIAMI Th r M um l H rai brhlm l llarolil Miliar • 2.1 |«iint* earned Ihrlr llrsl win ol (h r season Torw lay. I r i im n Ik ilk i 115 IOJ Th r win 1a m r alter 411 O 4 *tart M uim * worst »in< f iu Iii4ii|(ur4l i r m i n In I'kHM Mitirr settling Into * starling rnlr in a linrup rrv.ini|irit hv two m r n l trade-* hud Just i .l |mlut* In I hr Iu *1 lour game* K n in W l!ll« nvalrhnt hl« *ra**oi high with 24 |«.mi* lor Mi.mit Glen Hire added l*> l.imal Mdshhurn who w m r d V ) point* Stiliirday again*! th r ( hk ago Hull* had to «rtilr lor J I againnl Miami Jim Jackson had 25 lor l h r M atrru k« Dolphins release Higgs D A V IE - T h r Miami Dolphin* tin Turselay rrlr.iw d Mark lligg* who wa* Ihrlr leading rusb rr thr past llltr r irnr* lirlorr «llpping In the I* iijkui of 1hr dr pill 1 hart thl* season fr kind nl figured II wa* rom ing " th r * rarold lligg* *aid W r had *r\rn running 2h &u in tam p, and I wasn't playing I'm Im i ( 1 proftnbly a lllllr relieved I rrallv wasn't playing amrtl wa* a lllllr fru«tralrd with that D to p iir Miami * Injurv problem* in th r U u gltrlil lligg* ra rrlrd |u*i I'* llm r* ihl* year lot B 8 iard* Mr lotalnl J H4H yard* ru*hlng wtt$ Miami fifth hr*i in tram history ■ AROUND THE NATION Vandy women knock off FIU lA h llV U .t.r . tr n n - Mtrhe-llr falm lM lto a ttanwfrt Itnni U C L A led N* 12 Vanderbtlt with Ik txiinl* a* tlie ( dnim odotr* downed No l*i I Ioftd .1 lnlrrnational H d ftl Tu rw la y night In llir lir*| round of ih r Women'* Preseasrtn N IT A lh rn Htan/ova Ird Florida lm rruaiiou.il wiih 2 1 point* I’slmlsano Ird ih r Commodores In outsldr *1.. tiling thr llr*l hall with 13 point*. hit ting llu ^ r 3-polntrr* a* Vandy moved to a -II 2'» lr.nl Ml Ih r break All awards Gold Gloves N EW YORK — Cleveland. Toronto untl ih r N rif York Yankee* ra rh plarrd two plavrr* on th ri American League Gold G ltivr leani an­ nounced Tur*«lay. ( l e v eland'* choices were *liort*top Omar Vl/hurl anti outfielder K rnnv Imflon Selected ftor 1 Toronlu were m ilflrldrr Devon While anil »ec mil baseman Roberto Alomar Flr*i iMsrman I lo t Matllnglv and thud iMsemuu Wade Hogg* wri •picked from the Yankee* A * 0 chosen lor Ih r American Lra g u r *tptad wet 1 oulflrldrr K rn Grtllry. J r ., of Sraitlr. tali Jier Ivan Rodrigue* of Texas and p llrh rr M.n 1 l..iiig*ton of California. T ie Irani I* plckrd every year by Kawllng S|a 1lng Goods on a voir by each league's tna ager* and roaches. N A T ’S HAPPENING JllcO Women's Basketball Indian Rlvsr CC at Ssmlnols CC. 7 p m Bgys' Basketball £&C lambocas at Lyman. 6 30 p m G fls ’ Basketball ^ d y 'Nolss Invitational at Semlnolo Cocoa vs Laftp Howell. 6 p m ; Spruce Creek vs Lako B'^ntley. 7 30 p m F is h m a n Girls’ Basketball Qviedo at Lake Mary. 6pm Boys’ Soccer t C jamboree at Lako Mary Semlnolo vs Jo. 6 p m ; Lako Howell vs Lake Branlley. 7 , Lake Mary vs Lyman, 8 p m ( (& .L E C E B A S K E T B A L L fcio p in — ESPN. Mrn’s Prrscason Nil i .(jjt gr Washington ut Syr.n use. II.I Ctmiplate listings on Page 2B - 4 - ------------------------------------------------------------------------- oatrMouNDiM sunoooii* ■ v TO N Y DaSORMIKR ■O t l l l t l Herald Sports Editor t.O N G W O O !) — fur Ih r U*t *r*cral vrar*. Ihr Lym a n High S> Im*>I girl*' l>a*kriltall tram* of Coach N in e < drmlihael h a ir rami d a rrputu lion of plat trig frua km* drfrn*r While C annk harl ha* no Intention of u Im ii iloning ilia 1 *lvlr ol play Ihl* *ra*nn hi* H H 1 1)5 Ira n i *howrd an unu*uallv uflrn «iir (lor lltrinl trn d rn ty In I ur*da> night's W . l l l *ru«nn rqienirig win o vrr 1 .siting Ku*ll* * W r ir real huppv In *>orr 5N (mint* in our flr*t gamr of Ih r aeaon." *ald ( a irnkharl * W r h a ir plairr* llkr Kale Itrown Angel Hhialr*. an<l C a ro tin Cragrr wlm lia ir *oinr oflrnslve ahllltlr* and arr w tiling In lakr adi anlagr of ihrin " I'm proud of <mr rftorl lomghi and happy lor ■h r girl* Thl* wa* a g<**t win ltio|irn Ih r *ra*un with. c*prrUlly *lnre w r only dressed right plavrr* " W h ile llr n w n . Ih r o n ly *rnlor o n Ih r G rryhtm n d ro*lrr. hail |it*( »tx (tolitl*. *hr lirokr her own *rhnol rrcord for u u m i a**i*t* in a gamr hv handing out I I Stir al*n collet Ird four *lral*. S o t" * * I I H I l I V ' f I K 11 It H m * « I I S * « h > W > l M 1 1 t t o iir t i * i t 1 1 tt •• i t 1 r v w t d i . . 4 1 4 4 4 C *C |4 4 " t l t t l t v i . l l t l l « * t W » l t | I . A I V ' i l l l l l I K M -4 I - 1 (4 14 i **»4* (M l • > M « t i l l * I t c t n . ( I M I • ♦ > '»"* I I I ! 0 » i m i l i> o » « W f 1 * 0 0 1 a w t M i n i i 't 11 r«t«*. n a r n a 1 a*! u*«» 't i l l C o t* ’ » « 11 1 11 ir • 1, — n 11 11 m le i* *»«■» la 't l i l l l i t 'i K '• » i m « i i * u n d 1 I m I w I I h > W > illl n x w U i & w t I 4 k w a I l v n » H | l | ra t> I n t i I wt'i* II l r * * * ' 1 * »«W 4 wq Nm I .W 4 1 I Ml* I] 10» (**.»> Ill a il w m >11 am »*t I m ' i i ii* m i n u * * ' • l| )M « ll| • «■ > * l.((| | l 1 | ( r r 'l lout irlam nd* and a hlorkrd *hoi "Kale *howrd Irrinrtnlou* Irani Iradrrwhlp.'* •aid Carm k harl *'l think *hr did a* much, m aylir more root hlng a* I did tonight She really had an outstanding gamr " Ih r primary hrnrfk lary of llrown * largr**r wa* Mliiatr*. who cotinrr lrd on right of 23 *hot» and made th rrr of four frrr throw* for Mi |n>lnt* C ragrr to nlrtlm lrd 15 (mint* on 7 lor If) *hoolmg Khixtr* al*<» liail 12 rrlKmnd* while Cragrr pullrd In IO Jarnir C M a tame off ih r liench to throw In 11 {mini* for Lym an. Inrluding m nr consecutive imlnta in the third rpiarlrr w h rn ldo*lita Wr** ha«t lo K in ir out aftrr picking up h rr Ihlnl foul Ihirlng Gkiiu * run. Ihr Ihillitog* *tilfrrrd a * rv rrr w tlia ik w h rn I^D onna Larry, wlm wa* leading Ku*ll* In *rorlrig 114 |M>inl*l and relmund* (Iitnri at Ih r litnr. hurt hrr right hand with 2 37 left in Ih r third ipiartrr and had In leave Ihr gamr With l-arrv out of Ihr linrup. laiTnya Griffin *rr|>|ird up hrr game and tcorrd right of her Mi |Mitril* In Ih r fourth quarter S h r al*o had 12 relmund* While ih r llulldog* lo*i one of Ihrlr kry playrr* during Ihr garnr Ih r Grryhound* plavrd llir rn tlrr ronlr*l without one of Ihrlr starlrrs. •» loot. I Inch anpfiomorr |hi*i playrr Kim Collin*, who sat mil Ih r gam r with a wire knee Fu*ti* galnrd a «plil on Ihr r im in g by wiirlng .1 .'to 2 1 ovrr Lym an In llir Junior varsity game l.yrnan II Ol visit* llr la n d for a fiA f)l»tr1<4 4 i onirsi ihl* Friday night Liljenquist leads Lions by DeLand F ro m Staff R e p o rt! (iV IK lK ) — O u r w rrk ago. *mior l.lsa Llljrnqul*t wa* a m m itirr of Ih r (K lrd o High S< ImmiI vollrvtwill Ira n i, griiing ready for Ih r l.km* trip lo ih r ( la** tlA *iair wmiftnal* Once Oviedo wa* rllin ln a lrd l.ll|rtiqui*i — along with Sirphanlr N o lw u x Holly Duimworth. and *rvrra l Junkir ia r»lly |4airr* — joined Ih r l.km varsity lM*krll>all train, which oprned II* sraion Tursilay with a |H 12 w in over |trl.and l.ll|rnqut*l *>orrd a game-high 17 |M»int* Ini hiding 12 point* and s rv rn rrlMtund* during Ovirdo'* 22 14 lonrtli quarter finish F irs t vra r O v ird o coach To m llirti. who made llir trip lu New I'utV |(h Ik t lot Ihc Lion*' m a lril •NlF Miami N o rih w rsirrn in iltr *rnoQ* nal* Fndav. h<>|>e* llir in o m riilu n l g rn rra lrd liy Ih r vollrvliall Irani « •xtraoidinarv *ra*on carrtr* o v rr lo Ih r IwiskrtlMlI tram " T h e y 'r e a l l l l l r d o w n now because they lost, but Ihey have that taste liom tiring there (at ihr slate to u rn a m e n t)." said lllrri "W ith a Irw break* we could do that The talent Is th rrr " W hile Ihr l.km* showed consider­ able rust — lliey missed 25 her throw* and a slew of layup* — lllrri *.iid the vpiad played much heller lh .111 the score Indlclalrd " W r ran I h r break and did everything wr tried lo d o ." said lllrri "ll'n going In lakr v im r lime I have In learn them and they have lo learn me They're Ju»l ru siy." T h r l.lon* a lv i won Tuesday’* junior varsity gam r. 25-20 O v ird o visits Colonial Thu rsd ay 110*1 M B U L L O O O K I 0*la*4 1411 1 4 1 1 I K I H K 4 4 4 K U ( 0 ll« r I 0 * > I 0 * J. r e v J I 4 I W«**4*( I * 0 J W-lliomt ) I I I knili 10*1. Dm « i 1114 Ts«4'« 14 11111) ! < (« (> 0044*1441 G 4 ud*o« ' 4 4 I C Lii|mau- 4l 1 1 4 ) 1A<Cm «( 4 11 1 44o«Mwa 1 1 1 4 L L ( l ( * ^ « ' 4l 4 * t H. I m I 0 0 1 D l l M M ) * 1 1 1 ) MtAu'iO* I I I 1 *oM 0 141 K ^ a - l l l l 1 » I 4 H 1414)144 Da La * 4 I II 10 14 - 4) OvwOa 14 II I ) ) - *4 O o M p s -H l-4 l« | M I I D tla M )IJ a < IK r| l Oadalo ) iGlxaMOl l LII|*n*o'»ll To4»l loxl* D*l*ai4 t* OawOs I t rouWd out 0 * 14 X4 WaoMx sxd 0 oaa4 t OaWOo Wr'wO*' T a k W H l Nox4 I k w A - 0*1 **>d 0 I O i* 4 * I 0 | I First ywar Lake Mary coach Carl Brown rioifl) and hi* young Bam* start**) oil their season by leaping into lh* deep and. taking on lh* highly regard**) Mainland Buccaneers Tuesday night And while Lake Mary lost lo Mainland by eight points. Brown saw reason lo be optimistic about the Bams’ chances this season Talented Buccaneers run down Rams •UCCAMliatlA * AMI 44 04tto«* *••<* 4A4(*44«4 1441 ■ y DRAM SM ITH Herald Sports Writer L A K E M ARY - Carl llrown didn't exactly grt a pushovrr lo M an hi* varsity cua< hlng career Th e new Lake Maty girl*' liaskrthall ctwch Ird hi* young Irani onto Ih r floor lo open II* *ea*on again*! highly-regarded Daytona Beach-Mainland Tuesdaynight at laikr Mary High School. A n d while the Ram* did not pull oil the upset, falling tiH fiO. Ih r local squad showed lhal II could I k- very competitive thl* year. " W r ran out ii( gas," said Brown, who took over lor Ih r retired Anna Van laindlnghum I told the team that I wa* prnud of the way we played We made a g<m*l com rbark hut we just could not grt ahead lor anything I thoughi w r were going lo grt ahead, then calm down and la k r control of thr game. "B u i IF* early and w r have a lung way In go We have a Ini of thing* to Improve on I knew Mainland wa* going In lie tough liecause they have most of their train hack from last year But I wauled lo see where w r stood and I thought » r gave a good at» omit of ourselves Mainland I* now I O. while laikr Mary fell lo O I 1 hr next gam r for Ih r Rama will lie nrxt Monday night, w h rn Ihey host the Deltona Wolves. The junior var*Uv will play al 6 p m with Ih r varsity taking Ih r floor at 7 to p in Alter a close llrst quarter. Ih r Buccaneers look control In the middle of Ihc second period, trading by as many 10 points and taking a 33-25 advantage Inin the M K I M l I I I k w i s i l l l l Cap*(4X4 I I ) II. 4A.IW* 1 1 ) 4 J 4 c »» 4r , 0 4 . -t I I I ) * I m i • * 1 ir. * ( 44 <4 H C 4 1 4 1 C ' l i S a l M I J* ( * 1 ' tt I 441 T**4*4 M4 1144 14*4 S ill 1441 a w - M i u * * i* H 4 * u w « o 4 4 D a** 4 i t i n tt m * ...* 4 1 1 1 . g * w 1 1 ) 4 i K ' O k ( C I O A . . V . 0 0 0 I CXA(4 i 4 0 4 0 To*»H ) ) < 4 IC*C 0 4 r« 4 «4 s* 4« * M a M s a g i i 1* 1 * t t - t t UktMtrr » •> •* '4 -4 4 T - - « * (C X I l (**4 904-1 V 4 -XI4 X4 ) 1 0 4 *11. F m t l 1 4 »* **4 I| } <a4 fl*C( I I 14*41 lowil - IW4 -X 14X4 n L 4*4 1*41 f 11 I Cv**4 4u* - **4 - 14x 4 J 0X*« r#<N>K 4 l» - XCX4 l M 0 > l l - 0 4 *44X4 4 i H « W4 -" ( 4 « d I C 1 4 «4 4A4 > > » I lorkrrroom at Intermission. T h r third quartrr and Ih r llrst hall of thr fourth stanza tirlongrd to loikr Mary, which Inillrd 47-4.1 alirr three prrtorl* and was down by Ju»t two |Milnts. 57-55. with 4 0<» left In the contr»t But Mainland, behind senior* I'al Copeland and Kin/lr Davis, rrclrd nfl ihc next right point*, lo lead 65-55 with I 25 remaining Davis led Ihr Buccaneers with 20 point*, while Latrlcta Sims added 17 und Copeland 15. lairl Hammett pared thr Ram* with 22 point* and 11 relmund* Fhr transfer from Tennrssee got plenty of help from Maggie Reedy (M i points. 12 rebound*, three •teal*) und Laura Ragocct (14 points, four rebounds, three assists, one stral) Also contributing for the home team wrre Sheri G rid (four point*, five rebounds, two assists, one steal). Courtney Harr** (one point. *1* rebound*, live u**i»t*. one •leal). Debblr Duller (three rebounds) and Dana Raptoolls (two assist*) Balough drives maimed Late Model to victory lane ■ y PAUL MARSIOLIA Spoclal lo the Herald O R L A N D O — New Sm yrna Beach driver Gary Balough came hark from a spectacular first-lap wreck tt. win the la ilr Model feature event Friday night. Nov. I l.a l Orlando Speed world. Al Ih r drop of the green flag, one of Ih r latlr Models failed to fire, piling op traffic luck lu Ih r pock. In the ensuing melee. Raymond Lovclady got drilled In Hit- rear rod Upon Impact, hr drove over the top of Bulmigh's car. causing extensive sheet rnrial damage W hile under ih r caution |>rrlod, Balough retreated lo the pits — with the ambulance lu low — lo evuluatr Ih r damage in Ih r car. Despite n rv rrr damage In Ih r c ir, Balough rlrcted to resume raring, srndlng Ihr ambulance li.u k to tin- infield. Balough restarted Ihr race from the loth Itmli Ion By Ihr fill It lap. lie was In second place, challenging Darren Gould for Ihc lead. Tw o lap* later. Balough took o vrr Ih r No. I spot and held oil challenges to win Ills third race in three starts on the new season. "I goes* from the outside, ih r Incident looked pretty spectacular." mild Balough "I saw Ih r car come op on my rear deck, drive down m y windshield mid come oil of Ih r hoorl " I got bounced around a hit. hut I dtdn t gel hurt Th e car wasn't a* lucky. IF » a lllllr trashed," Ta kin g the checkers behind Balough were Gould. S lr v r Dorrr. Bruce Everett, and Craig Reynolds Ronnie B o rk rll. Ih r Mifi2 FA S C A R l-alr Model champion, sei ih r jiacc lo win the Modified feature even! In only his second lime I m-Ii Iih I Ihc wheel of a Florida win el Modified B o rk rll. who led every rlrru li In securing Ills victory, wa* trailed In victory lane by Wayne Parker. B m re Thom pson. Jon Compagnone J r ., and Bill G unn. By lap seven. J im Robinson had a 10-car advantage on the S|Mirt*man field unlll a caution on lap 10 hunched Ihc Held for a new start, polling Chris Lawrence and Barbara P lrrcr on Ills rear bumper for Hie second green flag Robinson was able lo withstand repeated challenges by Lawrence and Pierce In lakr Hie checkers. Completing the lop five behind Robinson. Lawrence, and Pierce wrre Dale Clouser and Bill laMimls. Barley Gibbons went green flag lo checkers lo win the Bomber headliner Randy Newby and Glen Castro (Milled door-to-door over the last live lap* for second place. Newby gaining the advantage rom ing oul of turn four. Fourth place went lo Jerry Buffington with Bob |U-II ( iiniing In flllh To n y Newsom, fresh off of a victory the previous Saturday at New Sm yrna Speedway, oul raced Bobby Sears and Mike Todd lo Ih r checkers in ih r Limited l-alr Model main event. Rounding oul Ihc top flvr wrre. In order of Itntsh. Mark Muckwctlder and R.J. Marconi. 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IN BRIEF Crown holiday meal with sensational desserts Holiday craft festival coming up D F L A N D — Mark your t alrrtdars Shop rarly and avoid I hr n id i I h r Wral Voluara Family VM< A lota led on U S 92. hrU tn d will hold Its fo urth Annual Holiday Craft Festival inside ih r Andy l*uwell Gym nasium on Saturday. Nov 20 from a n» 4 p m Call I<i04|71fl 0000 for n w rr Information Thanksgiving Is traditionally I h r m o s t m e m o r a b le a n d spectacular meal of the year And thr*e luscious desaena that com plrtr the feast are usually Ih r crowning glory Th e special meal Just wouldn’t lie complete without pumpkin pie so w hy not try this raay-top rrp a re S e n sa tio n a l Double layer Pumpkin IT r for a srnaa tlonal lassie treat The Cranberry Cream C b e rw Mold will add brilliant color as well as this simple Holiday Trifle And for rstra rtrhnrsa. as well as oh my. goodnrsa. add a creamy Delicious Double l^syer Chorolate Pie All of these desserts have been tested In the kitchens of Kraft General Fonda Inc S E N S A TIO N A L D O U B LE L A T E R P U M P K IN P IE 4 ounces cream rheese, soft ened* I t a b l e s p o o n m ilk o r half and half I tablespoon sugar I v* c u p s f r o z e n (Irhawedlwhlpjied topping 1 graham crsrkrr pie crust (6 ounresi 1 cup cold milk or half and half 2 packages 14 serving sizel vanilla flavor instant pudding 6 pie fitting 1 ran 110 ounces I pumpkin 1 teaspoon groynd cinnamon v* teaspoon ground ginger W teaspoon ground cloves M u cream cheese. I tables punn milk and sugar In large bowl w ith wire w hisk unit) smooth Gently stir in whipped topping Spread on bottom of crust. Pour I cup milk Into bowl Add pudding mixes Meat with wtrt whisk 1 minute (M Uture will be thick I Stir In pumpkin and spices with wire whisk until well mixed Spread over cream cheese layer. Refrigerate 4 hours or until set Volunteers needed Vtdunlrera arr needed to d rllvrr t hankaglvlng mrata (o hiHtirlmurid rh lrrly rraidrnla idS rm lnoir County Call H I I 1631 for mtur Information CALENDAR Nar-Anon to meet Nar Arum m rrta rv rry Wednesday at M p m at W r »i Lakr Himpltal Smu West Mate Huad 4.14 l.<>tig»ikk I Nar Anon la a aop|K>fl group oprn to lamtllra and friends of addicts trally living with an addbt Is m orr turmoil than you ran handle by yourself loin for »up(»*ft In roping with your sdd'ct, gain •rrrnlly lo make declalona and (nit your llfr trark In torus Call 2 60-1!**) for more information Rotary meets early Hotarv C lub of Lakr Mary meets Thursday morning* 7 k i d V ) a m at the Tlm a rua n Country Club on Rinehart Hoad Comar t ( harlte Meeks president at 321 *735 Employment opportunities for seniors An employment program sponsored by the AARP Senior Com m unity Service Is available every Thursday morning, from a rn to rMKHi. at the laikr Mary Senior Center. 158 N Country Club Hoad Mill Downey will assist seniors with employment opportunities For Informal Ion, rail 324-3060 Weight Watchers meet on Thursdays A loral chapter of Weight Watrhers meeta at the Lake Mary < (im m unity Muildtng every Thursday from 4 43 In 6 43 p m Omni Toastmasters meet at Heathrow The Om ni Toastmasters C lub will meet at 3 30 p m every Thursday at the A A A building, 1000 A A A Drive. Heathrow Call Sam Ryan at 6 7 1 2636 for m orr Information Pot luck dinner Widowed person arr Invited lo attend a pot luck dinner al 3 30 p m every third Thursday of the month al l he Cause!tierry Senior Center. 200 la k r Triplet Drive. Caasrl berry Volunteer coordinators to meet Seminole Council of Volunteer Coordinators mreis the third Thursday of each month, from I I 30 a m lo I p m . al D e n n y’s Hrstaurant. S R 4.VI just west of Altamonte Mall All volunlrer coordinators and directors involved with volunteers arr invited to attend For information, call nancy at 323-4440 CRANI H I T CKKESE MOLD CREAM IIV* cups b D b i f w a trr I package (ft serving size) or 2 packages (4-servtng s lid cran­ berry flavor gelatin or any red flavor SANFORD DORIS DIETRICH Maks this Thanksgiving sitrsspsclal with Sensational Double Layer Pumpkin Pie or Cranberry Chesse Mold 1 k* cupe cold water k* teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 medium apple, chopped 1 cup whole berry cranberry sauce (optional) 1 package |6 ounresi hilly cream cheese, softened* Stir boiling wsier into gelatin In large bowl 2 minutes or until completely dissolved Stir In cold water and cinnamon Pour 2 cups uf ih r gelatin Into medi­ um bowl R rtn grralr about lk* hours or until thickened Ispoon drawn through leaves a definite tmprraatonl Reserve remaining 1 cup gelatin al room lemprra lure. Stir apple and cranberry sauce into thickened gelatin Spoon into 6 -cup mold H rfrtgerair about 30 minutes or until set but not firm (should stick to finger w h e n to u c h e d a n d s h o u ld mound I Stir reserved 1 cup gelatin gradually into cream cheese In small buwl with wire whisk until smooth. Pour over gelatin layer In mold Refrigerate 4 hours or until firm Unmold Garnish as desired Store leftover gelatin m o ldin refrigerator. M M RaSeupaor 12 servings H V l D A T TR IF LE 2 cups boiling water I package |8 -senrtng size) or 2 packages (4-servlng size) brand cranberry flavor gelatin or any red flavor 1 cup cold water 2 cupa cold milk 2 packages (4-arrvlng size! J e ll O va nilla flavor Instant pudding A pie filling V* teaspoon ground cinnamon I tub (8 ounces) whipped topping, thawed I package (1 2 ounces! all butler pound lual. cut Into k* Inch cubes 1 can 111 ounces) mandarin orange segments, drained Stir boiling water Into gelatin In medium bowl 2 minutes or until compLMrly dissolved. Sllr In cold water. Pour Into 13x9- Inrh pan Retrlgrraatr 3 hours or until firm C ut Inio ‘* Inch cubes Pour milk Into largr bowl Add pudding Hilary and c in ­ namon Meat w ith wire whisk I minute Let stand 5 minutes or until thlckrned Gently sllr in 2 cupa of the whipped luppplng until smooth Reserve 1 cup of Ihe gelatin rubes, set aside Arrange L* of the remaining gelatin cubes, rake rubra, oranges and pud ding mixture in 3-quar serving bowl Repeat layers once T o p with reserved gelatin cubes Refrigerate 1 hour or until ready to serve Garnish with remaining whipped topping D ELIC IO U S DOUBLE L A T E R C H O C O L A T E PIE 4 ounces cream cheese, soft­ ened* 1 t a b l e s p o o n mi l k or half and-half 1 tablespoon sugar I tub (9 ounces) Cool whipped topping, thawed . 1 chocolate flavor pie crust 16 ounces) IV* c u p s c o l d m i l k o r half and lu ll 2 packages chocotalr flavor Instant pudding A pie filling Mix cream rheese. I tables poon milk and sugar in large bowl with w ire whisk u n til smooth Sllr tn IV* cups of the whipped lopping Spread on bottom of crust Pour lk* cups m ilk Into bowl Add pudding mixes Meat with wire whisk l m inute (Mixture will be thick ) Stir In remaining whipped lopping Spread over cream cheese layer Refrigerate 4 hours or until set. Garnish with additional whipped lopping. If desired Store leftover pie tn rrfngerator Makes 8 servings. Microwave autumn’s bounty of fresh fruits and vegetables with an orange ginger sauce Allow about 30 minutes pre­ paration time with fresh beets. n rase you've not already discovered II. your microwave oven does a perfect Job cooking moat (m ils and vegetables And It helps retain many of the natural vitamins and minerals Frrsh fruits and vegetables arr for supplying the ttaiur.il that our bodies need each ORANOB O LAZED B E E TS fall harvest of fruit and continue long Into the m o n th s In Florida, able to enjoy fresh foods about year-round. Now la lime lo take advantage of grown fruits and vegetaand Include them In your These beets are lightly glazed bolls and thickens, stirring fre­ quently. Slice beets Into sauce, stir lightly to coat. Cover. M ic r o w a v e ( I 0 0 \ ) 3 k* .4 minutes or until heated through, stirring once. 1 k* lbs frrsh beets k* cup water 1 orange I tablespoon m argarine or butter 1 tablespoon brown sugar 1 teaspoon cornstarch k* teaspoon ground ginger Leave about 1-2 Inchea of green lop on each lop Discard remainder or cook for s separate dish Scrub beets well. Place In a 2 quart microsafe casserole Add water. Cover. M ic ro w a v e (1 0 0 * 1 10-12 m inutes o r u n til beets are tender. Drain and cool in cool water until easy lo handle. Slip MIDGE M YC0FF off skins and top. Set aside. Meanwhile, grate I teaspoon orange peel. Place In I-quart micro-safe caaserole. Squeeze Juice; add water to make k* cup. Add lo casserole along with margarine, brown sugar, cor­ nstarch and ginger; m ix well. Microwave (100% ). uncovered. 1 t v 2 mtnules or until mixture Matchstlck-slzrd carrots com­ bine w ith raisins for a low cholesterol side dish. O LA ZED CARROTS AND R A lS O t S 2 cups julienne carrots Ilk* Inch long! 1 tablespoon water 2 tablespoons raisins I tablespoon margarine 1 tablespoon brown sugar k* teaspoon grated lemon peel k* teaspoon salt Combine carrots and water In V* lo 1 - quart micro-safe cassr- role. Cover with casserole lid. M icrowave (I0 0 \ | n 4k*.5t* minutes or under lender-crisp, s tir rin g once. D ra in . A d d raisins, margarine, brown sugar, lemon peel and sail. Mix lightly; cover. M ic ro w a v e ( 1 0 0 \ ) 11-11* minutes or until margarine Is melted Stir to coat evenly. A bright red apple can add color and flavor lo this salad. APPLE-CABBAGE SLAW M cup sugar 1 tablespoon cornstarch V* teaspoon celery seed k« teaspoon salt V* teaspoon dry mustard 3/4 cup water 3 tablespoons vinegar M cup mayonnaise 6 cups shredded cabbage 1 apple, cored and chopped Combine sugar, cornstarch, c e le r y seed, s a lt and drymustard in 2 c u p glass measure. G radually s llr In water and vinegar until smooth Microwave |10O%). uncovered. 3-3V* minutes nr until mixture bolls and thickens slightly, stir­ ring once. Refrigerate until chilled, about 3 hours Mix In mayonnaise. Combine cabbage and apple In bowl. Pour dressing over cabbage; toss lightly lo coat. Serve Immediately or refrigerate sev­ eral hours. One-day smokeout on tomorrow 10 30 11 00 1 11 30] 9 00 ) 9 30 9 00 9 30 10 00 | 6 30 | T 00 1 1 30 :tHVl V Tm^ m Cm««mi U tw*. 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This total exceeds the num ber of U.S. battle deaths In World W ar II; IFa eight limes as m any as died In the Vietnam W ar. and 10 times as many people w ho die In automobile accidents annually. According to a congressional study, health costs from (he adverse effects of smoking have reached a new high of $ 1 0 0 billion a year in Increased medl- ADVICt ABIGAIL VAN BUREN cal bills and lost productivity. Th e losa tn death and disability cannot be measured. W h a t about secondhand smoke? Is It dam aging to non-smokers lo be In the pre­ sence of those who are smoking? Oh yes. A 1993 report on secondhand smoke Issued by (he U.S. Environmental Protection Agency categorizes secondhand smoke as a class A carcinogen on a par with asbestos and radon. And studies reveal that the children of smokers are more prone to lung problems and allergies than are children of non-smokers. For years I have begged my young readers. "If you smoke, quit now. If you don’t smoke, don't start!" Yet cigarette com ­ panies sell S I billion of clgaMOVIELAND o.-.r i* 377I/16 II H i&i Z » a .* 9 f c a 4 FOR REST GUMP C LEAR 4 PRESENT d ang er ea TtO relies to children every year, and an estimated 3.000 to 5.000 kids light up for the first time every­ day. Quilting "cold turkey" Is the hardest way to q u lt-b u t m y readers tell me It's the most effective and. In the long run. the best way. Those w ho nerd help to break their habit: Call yo u r local chapter of the American C a n c e r S o c i e t y , or c a ll l-HOO-227-2345 for Information. LOVE, AB BY C IN E M A S # NO FALSE S L IT C H F IE L D C IN E M A 10 13M O N H w y 1 T U 2 • 1J4 TH I SANTA CLAUSE n s z jt J o s s it l i HLM 0 1 1 f* „ (PQ A iA N T i DOUBLE DRAQ |ON JLE DP (P0-1S « X t » P U LP F IC T IO N I 1(1 MS 10 TH B W A R (pe is m a a in c a s m a m i™-'* (Pfrl* H “a w .ia , "wmo n STAR O A T e ioo « wr to (*o pG-tS MAftVSHIUrrinUtNXEMSTEM _ Z OO 4.S0 7:00 0.30 W INTERVIEW WITH VAMPIRE tOO430 TOO O X t X 100 7: X t a x . W H S , , *1oo B O N U S H O U R S 4 T O 6 PM �1 'Hi «• S*nlon> Harak] Sanford. F k h H U - A *<l'»**d ay, Novambd* It , 1 tt4 Will Florida shrimpers invade Georgia? Legal Notices IN I N I CISCUIT COUNT 01 T N I IIO M T IIN T N JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AN O fO a K M IN O lf COUNTY iL o a ip a C iv il ACTION CASS NO N IS I CA m v is io n is a IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT o r T N I tITH JUDICIAL CISCUIT. m m u « os SEMINOLE COUNTY nosioa C A K N i *• I lls CS ISS ewe BANS K EN TUC K Y. INC . •s etiswsfwhtfSwiss Trval Camptn, By T h « Associated Brass HH t'N SW tl’K Os — CetMgla bhttmprtw will lir watching li*r Invading shrimp b m t* hum Florida now that iItsi stair's vuhrtt havr approved rrsirp thins ori Aluimj>cr» Honda ahrimpry* may I r a linil to m nvr north I hr <.< i ir giant w am An a m rndm rnl approved in Florida last w rrli tw in r m angling nets and most shrimp trawls front Inshorr stair watrrs The Iran will lakr r IT m nrst July. Georgia llsh rrlrs officials said the 10.000 Honda Itshrrman who will hr displaced cannot settle intoOeorglA's waters automatically They'll need to get a license and It'll all have to be done legally." said Susan Shipman. M aiinr Fisheries chief of the < <Mstal Resources Division of the |ie|Mrtnient of Natural Resources la< k Amasnn id Sra Garden SrafiHtd In Valona. a coastal town atxnit 40 miles south id Satatmah. •wild Iasi lu r wl.iv t vole In FloMda was a sad day' lot Georgia shrimpers Thousands of people will hr hurt Iby the haul.'' Ainason sold lieorgia shrim p fatal owners and industry of fir mis are con sid e rin g a sking the state legislature to issue a two yrar moratorium on new commercial fishing licenses No decision ts likely until officials have studied ihe possible Impact ol the twin and u ntil s h r im p e r s groups officially ask for the moratori­ um. said J im Musk', commercial fisheries pro­ gram leader for DNH Mr said Georgia is particularly vulnerable to art influx of fishermen from other states because proper licenses allow often arrewt «o the state s waters I think (he fear Is founded because » r don't know what's going to he happening with Ihe large trawlers, who will be silting around with nothing to do We're already getting calls from other states asking if we have a moratorium hr re ' Musk said Critics of Ihe amendment also are concerned other stales will follow Florida's lead and try to imposr similar tuns niantm tm o r p c o n s u m er OS AIS TON SANTIAGO ** O lK O U N T Ptaumnitl OS (L U A B t T M G W SIGM TIV t C L I I A i r t H G A Y l l SIROuO NOT 1CI o r fo r e c lo s u r e s a il N o tic e <1 H I S| BY G IV IS sow ss n • I w ssn tu i J o S r s s ** t m w i **<•* S i if oSe i t»s« sow artaara* m Cm Ns N 111*CA Is I if m* staS III N O TIC IO # fo reclosure sal• N O tiCf I t HEREBY G IV I N M T i i M n s I mat Clrtail Cawrt st is* i|TM JoWUSI ClOUf O W N u u INOtC Camay. t s w m m * w PNC SANK. x E N T u c f y IN C . 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D E A R H EA D ER Aa p ro plr M gr iltrir ryra oflrn dry m il. leading to im iallon and irarlng Your dm tnra may tv ro rrrrl In auggeattng I fir ttar of ItlbrSt allllg dropa. such aa Trara flu* or otlirr almllar product* On Ih r olftrr hand Ih r fait that your ry ra water ra rra a lvrly w hrn you Iry lo read auggrala lhal your aymplottt* may hr iftr rrwull of r y r atrain lhal oflrn aflrrta Ih r rld rrly a* Ih rlr >talon i hangea You ahould irqurat a rrfrrral to 11tr r y r rlln lr al a Irarhlng hoapllal T h ra r aprrtahala will rxamute you ami advtar you w h rthrr an oprrallon In njirn your Irar dm la la appropriate D EA R DR G O T T I’leaw g u r your opinion of lltr hundrrda and hundtrda ol prople drinking wtnr from ih r aamr rh a llrr al Sunday rh u rrh arrvtcra la ih r amall w||k- with a while linen cloth enough lo kill all Ih r grrm a lhal muat tv on II. ttr fvrhapa Ihr alrultol In lltr wine kllla all By P h illip A id e r E 0 v ,0 1 0 f v * FI • N 0 E A N0 0 E o T ,1 0 T ■ A| L A s A v| A p A 0 a ! g a] l [ r 0 B l s] C u E K E N 1 s L E T Y L iE |L L E 11 o M 1 M l I e m * 0 rT M A V Ml 1 N i 1 1 LNi s N .l ' s C m | 1° 1 H mtrtkt I I - Laaou* 11 Or ol CaWtwa 14 tat laM 15 Fo* iSp | 14 Work lugatna* 14 Puitd K) FSaaoO I I Actor — 22 Q i w t ialand 24 Potaoetoua tnrka TtC uppad lanaapi M Uncanny 14 Cry or afrvmalton H Actor Montand 40 Altppory l i h t l 4} Aunt In Spain 4) UnawCCoa*rui n U a ta rw n p or pan* 411aaat atrong 4F l rwrgraon n ju d g t I I A**a«* U K r * part I I C oup d - Smith a only problem waa a I think Henry Kiaaloger had 4 1 (or S-OI rluh apllt lie. attar of by Jim m y Johnoon ARL0 AND JANIS WHY I OUGHT TO. 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Sotiih played low from hi* ham) Wral won the Irlrk wllh Ih r nine, hut waa rndplaved A rlu h lead would have sacrificed hi* |M>lrnlUl irlrk there, whereas his apadr awllch to m rd rd u ruf­ f und discard B y Bernice Bede Oeol Y O U R B IR TH D A Y Nov. 17. 1BB4 In the year ahead, you will be inure aurrrvtful working alone than wllh a tram Bringing In weak |iartner* could drag you down profeMtonally and finan­ cially. S C O R P I O (O n 24-Nov. 221 Don't kid yourself your ront|iunlon* don't agree w llh IOO (vreent of your opinion* If you sense som r resistance, there's no call lo prrssurr them. IT* o n ly n a tura l lo dissent o c ­ casionally. Trying lo (talrh up a broken romance? The AstroGraph Matchmaker can help you to understand wh.il to do lo uutkr the relationship work Mall $2 lo Matchmaker, r o lio* •1405. N rw Yolk. NY 10163. S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov. 23 IV t 211 Dr rrasonaMr alaiut what you chargr for your services today. 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Ih r right Idea w lv n hr aum m rd up Ihr Cold War Ihua "T h e sujvrjtowrr* oflrn Iv lia v r like two heavily armed blind m rn feeling I heir way around a mom ra rh fvltrvln g himself in mortal peril from Ih r other, whom hr aaaurnra lo havr prrfrrl vision In hildgr. M i m e player* art a* If they were blind They claim they cannot vlauallrr the layout w 11 h c» u l a r I u a 11 y a e e I n g everyone'* rards True, visu­ alising ran be difficult Hut II I* noi impossible it ju*i requires a w llllngnewa lo try Today'* deal la raay If you ran picture the distribution In your m ind's eye. FRANK AND ERNEST fM N m . i can ia/Ai t till T M H K m I N Mf i l T M e/ A GARFIELD PO VOO EVER GET T m£ \ FEELING THAT YOU’RE ' M I66IN& OUT ON A LOT *. -v °p t h in g s ?^ j r T ^ T i 16 THAT BAP? EAST atf 10 1 *1 J •A K 1 0 * 4 1 1 Al Vulnerable Both Dealer Kail Sutilh W ral Nortk Kaal ] v Past 4v All p a n J a Opening lead * if O E M IN I (May 2 1-June 20) Someone In u position lo assist you might turn you down today. No one likes being asked lo help with things you can raslly do for yourself. C A N C E R (June 2 1-Ju ly 221 Strive lo Ihlnk positively today, hut ut th r same lime be realistic. Casllrs hull! upon thr sand aie easily washed out lo sea L E O (J u ly 23 Aug 22) Do not allow self-doubt to paralyze you today. It's belter lo make a mistake than not m try al all V I R G O |Aug 23-Sept 22) Today, uvold debating subjects about w h ic h yo u ’re unsure. Y o u 'll look sm a rte r s a y in g nothing. L I B R A (Sept. 23 O ct. 23) Beware of someone trying lo manipulate you today. Ilr/She would like to take advantage of your generous nutuir. 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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, November 16, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 16, 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>, November 16, 1994; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald