6 10 308 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7fbe2625ec0162feb4b2400c27ac7c6a.pdf 4a42315f18ccbf28ddf19ae2ed1dce3f PDF Text Text NEWS DIGEST SANFORD - A n u n 1 informal ton m to Mb a Snnfonl poiirv. was arte on sikgrd armed robfot Rest uarant The man a try Anltwny C a t o f Mr. The u n ktrn itfM man van charged w ith armed robber y, grand theft auto, uar at a firearm tn a frtany and rr a w ir ^ a n d without vtotencr Mrrrttt n a rbarged with grand theft auto and Seeing attempting to etodr R ic m tlo n H t ilo w n n p ie ty SANFORD — The City Recreation Drporlm m t haa erbeduked a Halloween Party for children 12 and under, foe Wednesday. Oct M . at the rrrreallon department. 300 N. Park Avenue O fficiate prom iae "S p oo k tacu la r ' food, carnival game* and prlaea Children who arrive In raatume will receive a free surprise LARK MARY - T w o tOO-year anntveraartra were celebrated ihia month in Late Mary. F M Presbyterian Church and the Late Mary Cem e­ tery reached their centennial m a rt* In con­ junction with thla. ibe L a te Mary Historical Commlaaton wtU prevent a display. coordinated by Mary Jane Duryea and Ettlr Jane Keogh, o f memorabilia connected with both event* The display w tl be in the hallway and you are (netted lo view N during regular city had h ou r* Late Mary City Hall la located at 100 N. Country Club Rd. LONOWOOO - The public will have another opportunity to diacuaa and review propoard improvement* on Rangeline Road Monday night at a work aeaalon o f the Longwood C ity Commlaaton Improvement* on Rangellne Road are being funded by money collected by the county through the additional penny uu on gaaollne. City official* and ettuena alike oppoae any widening Of the road which connect* C.B. WilliamWLongwood Hllla road* and State Road 434. Drainage Improvement*, aome median* and repaving have been propoard. The meeting will be at 7 p m. In commlaaton chamber* of city hall. Planning success Community leader* Invite Interested cttUens and representative* from orgsnUatlona and churches lo discuss the '1904-93 Pro-active Path to S u cre**' Tuesday. 7 p.m at the Sanford African American Art* Academy, formerly the Star Theatre. Partly Cloudy T o d a y :P a r tly cloudy with a chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. High In the mid 80*. Rain chance 30 per­ cent. LAKE MARY - City ofth-Uls aay Lake Mary • hot line lo hot It’a uaed often and haa prnvru in ha a valuable aaaet rcember. 1903 The letr*i city commlaaton tht* |u»« 11 ratla were received an fvu afltctala aay 341 have been Good kids doing well crowned queen, king tant principal Doreen Rochefort. Good kid* who arc dotne well.” Cahtfl to In her third year aa a vanity cheerleader and la a member o f the school * checHeading competition squad. She l* the senior claaa ■Ternary, a member o f the school's chapter o f the National Honor Society A rt, w o rd s fight d ru g s SANFORD — The Red Ribbon Week cekbra Uon. which hrlpa kid* become aware o f and *lay away from dru g* haa been atretched over a month o f activities I hi* year. Still, the student* have competed for sa vin g bonds and honor* In a variety of categoric* The atudenta wrote poem*, essay* and rap* They drew picture* made sculpture* and created vid eo* •They had a little fun.” *ald Mary Hulk, a □ S e e D rw a * Page 10A Longwood candidates share views LONOWOOO Both candidates for the only contested seat on the Longwood CUy Commlaaton ballot Nov. § say attracting business lo the clly and Improving the city’s Image are major goals. Sieve Miller. 44. to seeking re­ election to hte second term on the commlaaton. He to being challenged by political newcomer Jim Carrico. 45. Miller to a car sales manager and Carrtco to a senior customer service representative far Delta A irline* Miller was unopposed In hto first bid for the two-year term seat. Due to a term change approved by the voter*, the commissioner elected next month will serve a three-year term. Since taking over as mayor In July. Miller ha* made a number of proposals including pay raise* for city employees and a pay-as-you-go ■ewer plan to get commercial pro­ perties off septic tanks with an eye to attracting new businesses and Increasing the city tax base. A l­ though a political newcomer hlmaeU when he took office two years ago. -Wheels ol Ufa' bika-alhon participants Saturday line up to rida from Fort Mallon Park In Sanford. Ridara obtained sponsors who pledged money for milts. Procaada benefit St. Juda Children's Research Hospital. Julia Van Hahrin and Patty Adamson sign up Tiffany Wapnar, Blah# Adamson. Erik Adamson. Zachary Wannac, Davt Wanner and Kyle Adamson. FOR T H E B E S T I N 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 OF T H E NEWS , READ T H E HERALD �Sanford’s first skyscraper has interesting past RIKMQN — Minerva Martinet v m babysitting and watching lap operas when she heard the Mealing cry o f a newborn Hid. She knew the walla weren't coming from the infant Martinet aa watching ftld a y allcm oun. ao the cautiously opened the preatdent o f the F im National Bank and a ls o on the c ity «»u n d l. He wan a member o f the 1012 c it y c o u n c il th a t authorised the construction of the A n t bulkhead hum gaafard Avenue to Myrtle Avenue. Dur­ ing a apectal ceremony on Dec. 2. 1038. he presented to Ihr ctty a la r g e f l a g th a t h r h a d cherished for 90 year*: It had 9d atari an It. He died Oct. 15, udla Daniel said he waa "d oin g just looking for the Infant's mother 7-pound. 4-ounce boy. nicknamed deputies, may have been lean than a doned. Police have few leads about wa left there. Its place. A newspaper article stated later that the bank demol­ ished an old shed, so evidently Miner's store waan't much o f a sward County bus driver* will be catching the AIDS vtrua or other The First National Bank build­ in g w aa b u ilt on this s ite 1922-23 and opened Oct. 4. 1 0 39 . T h e a r c h it e c t w aa M o w b ra y and U ffln ger a n d buitdrr waa George A Fuller, the same man who had built rt*e B r u m le y -P u le s to n b u ild in g arroaa the street which had been completed the prevtoua May. after some driver*, expressing fear of A U K . hepatitis B and other dlseaats. refuaed to handle passengers' transfer slips. 'I t 's the '90s." said Mike Gurge. a 10-year veteran driver. "These d u ria n are there. A lot of these guys a r terrified. I don’t think the Idea la for people to wear them at all Ume. juet to have them In the event o f an emergency. We feel we want to the bank by a learn of mules The first tenant on one of the u p p e r f l o o r s w a a E llo n Houghton, prominent Sanford architect. Another early tenant w as I f . Lane. Real Estate and all Us fixtures In 1990 for •70.000 at public suction. Banker Union Allen had been Transfers, used by rtder* to connect hum one bus to another, are paper slips that rtder* hand to the driver aa they board. Some dtlrera to the county north of Miami have stopped touching the transf er* , telling p—center* to drop them into a basket or a paper bag. R k fen drop their money directly Into The county docs not think that drivers or rider* are at risk at catching mrtoua diseases on buses. Transit Director Mike Scanlon mid. "It's a commentary on the times in which we live ." Scanlon said. " I think you have a better chance of winning the lottery. But If employees have a serious concern. I think that's worthy o f our attention. Some have a reluctance to believe medical were: president. F P. Foster: vtce prcsktcats L A Brom ley and T J . Mfller. rashlrr. B.F. WhMner and aaatsunt cashier. A.L. Betts. Others on the board at directors were S O. Chase. T .L Drawing •dueation plans confuting T A LLAHASSEE — A midyear audit of the atatc'i 2000 school Improvement program shows wtdea( fuaio4'rhnlM f~ those an Has total total ah nut w t supposed to do. MIAMI - Hara art tha winning number* salactad Friday in tha Florida Lottary; THE or did she fail? In 1999. we And (hat the officers o f the Sanford Atlantic N a t io n a l B an k w e re : S.O . Shtnholarr Sr., president: James I. I n g le y . e x e c u t iv e vic e president: O.W. Flatter, vicepresident: A.L. Betts, cashier: A T CulJum. assistant cashier. Joe Cameron. L I. Frailer, and R.A. Newman, directors In J u n e o f 1949. It waa announced that there had been alleged embexsltng underway at h i June at 1929. Hope Huff, popular vocalist and F IM Na­ tio n a l Bank em p loyee, waa quietly dropped from hts bank after pleading guilty to the I waa told by Joanne Salvail. p r e s e n t F ir s t U n io n B an k !u a s i a a c , 4 h i i xbeuvttlaaLsafe 1 away from Tallahassee and send them back to neighborhood schools and parents. Every school must build a team o f parents, business people, teacher* and school administrators — called stakeholders — and the team must submit a report each year that m aps Improvement goala and specific plana for change. "W hen setting their goala. many stakeholder* perceived that the district did not want the school advisory councils to set goals too high and take risks In thetr plans." said a report by auditors who visited 22 schools around the stair during March. April and May. The auditors found many team member* weren't aware o f the teams' right to request a waiver from normal school policy that would allow them to "color outside the lines" with untested methods for solving school problems — a linchpin o f Blueprint 2000. Team mem ber* from four of the five schools audited In - Hillsborough County reported parents are Intimidated by the Bhjeprtntprogram. and some believe schools are resistant to change. The other counties audited — Calhoun. Palm Beach. St. Johns and Volusia — reported similar findings. The stale's audit suggests that Tallahassee and. In turn, local school districts haven't quite let go of the reins. The auditor general's report is likely to cause reverberations in the governor's race and the contest for state education her childhood during the Dr preaakm. Her remembrance w a that a prominent woman In Sanford had leaped from a tha St. Johns Kiser andtoto to Readers speak: Revealing juvenile’s names In the post juveniles comm it­ ting felony crimes and charged In juvenile court were protected. Thetr names were not revealed by the media to the public. The pet sent legislation, which took effect Oct. I. allows media to release the names, ages and offenses o f children charged with a felony or three misdemeanors. Local dtlsens were questioned about this new law and asked Ihelr opinions. O f IS people interviewed, seven out o f the group expressed s need to know versus the other eight that were against public kn ow ledge of children and their crimes. Shirley Williams said. " I don’t think the namea should be printed. If he did something as a kid the record will fallow them anywhere anyway. The public doesn't need to know." Sheryl Monts staled. " I don't feel the public needs to know the names o f juvenile*. It's not a good Idea." Twana Pringle said. " I feel the names should be exposed. They did the crime. Aa a potential victim I'd want to know." Ray Hufltne stated. " I don't _ feel any media has the right to , reveal names, addresses or any- * thing. 1 don't think adults or children's addresses should be revealed. Children's names or addresses should never be given. I think It's an Invasion of privacy.” Melissa Reese said. " I don't think names should be given of W EATHER Monday through Wednesday: Partly cloudy wtth a chance of mainly afternoon shower* or thunderstorm*. Lows In the mid 60a. High in the lower to mid 80a. rr ---------- SU N D A Y F t ly c M y t S - S S fr ---------- M O N D AY P t ly e ld y S5-9S TU E S D A Y P t ly e ld y a s e s 9 \ W ED NESD AY P t ly e ld y gd-SB TH U R S D AY P t ly e ld y I M I • O M m A ft TA B LE : Min. 9:20 a.m.. 9:59 p.m.; Maj. 3:10 a.m.. 3 :4 0 p.m. T ID E S ' D a y ta a a Beach: high*. 11:34 a.m.. 11:55 p.m.; Iowa. 5:09 a.m.. 5:49 p.m.: M aw S m y rn a Beach: highs, 11:99 a.m.. — p.m.: loan*. 5:14 a m., 5:54 p.m : Cacaa Beach: highs. 11:54 a.m., ■• p.m.: Iowa, 5:29 a.m.. 6:09 p.m. D a yta a a Be achi Waves are 1 foot and choppy. Current to (he north. Water temperature to 76 degrees. N ew S m yrn a Beach: Waves are 1 fool and glassy. T h e current to lo Ihe north. Water temperature to 76 degrees. rmwurts Portland Msln« It L*ul| toll l*k« City . �■— H t m H k l c v c rty Happy Family Atmosphere • large Fenced Playground • Educational Programs Meals and School Transport Provided B a a M padre i m a r t Larry Eu frn* Leman Jr.. 38. o f 1908 W. 39th SlieetThureday. Polka aeld Lemon woe employed a# a caohler at o kora on 39th Street m ar Ma home, from July 38 until Auf. 34. Th ey aald during that lime, three money order* were reported mlaalng from the o w e , m amount* o f 8380 each. During an la n n m u o n . determined Lem on hod oppormtly roohed them in hlo name. Poihnvlng an tnlerrtrw Thursday at the Sanford p o lk * Motion, he tea* placed under arreat and charged with grand theft. Subscribe Tqdayl 9VOVOT1 W ilV w v V Longwuod police arreoted Demetnua N. Simmons, 30. of Maitland, on Dog Track (toad early Friday Police rooponded to a traffic Mop conducted by Altamonte Springe police, and a rm ed aa taro men were being rnnoeed from a vehicle. The car waa found to be on the stolen vehicle toting from Winter Park. Simmons was arrested on charge* o f grand theft auto, poaenalon of c o c a in e and poaoeaatan of marijuana under 30 grama Police have not filed any report against the other man In the car at thla time. patently fin ally Knock on door Jack Roarmond Mutlts, 34, 80 Carter Court. Sanford, waa am ated by ahrrtfTa deputies Thursday at 3.R. 46 and Rivervkw Avenue. Deputies responded to calls regarding a man going through a neighborhood knocking on doors and asking for money. After locating MuUla. It waa determined he waa wanted on a warrant for violation o f probation on a previous conviction o f grand theft m -------- « W B ron rt • Elks Montgomery. 31, 413 L ocum Avenue. Sanford, waa ■ w M a J W S w a . M . k » i I j lia M-,MMh f o m c u w i d KnfUMv Th ursday. She was panted for violation o f probation on a ^ W U l t e ■ H f S C f i . . 1703 W. Roosevelt. 8 anford. wm located by deputies at U S. Highway 17-83 and 11th S tm t Thursday, He was found to be wanted on a wrtt o f bodily attachment. •J a m es Williams. 31. 306S Sipes Avenue, w as located at his residence by deputies Thursday. He waa wanted on a w ilt of bodily attachment. • Christopher Anderson. 38, 1900 Missouri Avenue. Sanford, waa located at hia residence Thursday. He was wanted on a warrant for driving with a suapended/revoked license and Calling to wear a aeat belt. Traffic stop Jeffrey Scott Green. 31, 408 MellonvUle Avenue, waa arrested by deputies on Cherokee Circle following a traffic Mop Thursday. He was charged with driving with a suspendrd/revoked license and resisting arrest without violence. PUBLIC NOTICE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE PLANNING OFFICE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SECTION VOLUSIA/SEMINOLE COUNTY HOME CONSORTIUM CHAS ANNUAL PERFORMANCE REPORT •FY-94 Incompliancewith 24 CFR 91.62, 8emino(# County has Joined withVolusia County to com­ plete Usannugl performance report on the progress it has mads In carrying out Mi housing revtously developed In ths Vfokisla/Seminoie HOME Consortium's Five *ar CHAS and FY 1994 Consolidated CHAS Annual Plan. Ths report provides informationon the funtfing made available, the types of activities undertaken, and other ac­ tions indicatad in the five-year stratagy and annual plan. Additional, where available, intormation is provided concerning thenumber and types of tamMieeassisted, includingthe num­ ber of very tow-income and other low-income persons assisted. The report la available for public examination and comment tor a 30 day period beginning October 23 through Novsmbar 23,1994. The report la available in the Comprehensive Planning Department's Commu­ nity Development Office locatedat 1101 E. First Street, Room3301, Sanford, FL 32771. For additional Information contact Ms. Kathy Hammai at (407) 321-1130, extension 7389. It la anticipatedthat the report wiNbe forwarded to HUD prior to Dec. 31.1994 and wil Indude a summary of citizen comments. G et the cre d it you w a n t A n d cjo l All r e q u l a r p r i c e m e r c h a n d i s e !'i'\ A p p l y lor a J C P e n n e y t.h a r tp - a c c o u n t m i l r t * « • • i v «* y o u r s h o p p i n g s ) ) r * - « * c e r t l t u a t * N o w through O c to b e r 3 1 ,1 0 9 4 i»)h ul out lu»»* rvtln vrlij^piMij • s-r o u n l » p p l i e > o n l y t o r u q u l i t r p r i t r p u r e h . i >t* of t m u o r m o r s * w n u i . i t i| *- n »> 1 • De p a r t m e n t o n S m a r t V a l u e i n e r t h . i m l ' i * .«»• r ' n o t ' i f e n i > p u r * h a -veil A i •I if i - f.S . / ••I _ —---- i____ J. ■ , ^ __ ■ . ■■__ __ 9 �: ' 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FIA. 32771 Area Code 407 322-2011 or 831-0003 In Ira* than three weeks are v ffl be etrrttng our leader* for the nest taro, four and ats year*. There la probably not a candidate In America that ha* not presented the electorate wtth a prescription for curbtna.violence. Violence la the a bet even activity an ■la alleged ly decided to throw their youthful EDI TORI AL for Longwood T u rn in g Incu m bent c ity com m taaionrra out o f office la b e co m ing a lm o st a s co m m on p la ce In L o n g w o o d aa the abort em p loym en t apan o f tta city admlrUatratora. It Is a trend t h e Sanford H m k J urges v o te r* to atop b y re-electin g S te v e M iller to a secon d term aa c ity c o m mlaatoncr. T h e en dorsem ent corn ea w ith s o m e q u a lific a tio n *...p rim a ry a m o n g them la op in ion s o r suggestion* from "p otttfca! a d v is o r*" b e g iv e n no m ore w eig h t than those o f a n y citizen. S in ce taking o v e r a s m ayor. M iller has been accused o f m icrom a n agem en t b y political opponents. In vestig a tin g cttlren com p lain ts and d evelop in g a w o rk in g kn ow ledge o f c ity projects, (alia u nder th e ca teg ory o f ed u catin g and Inform ing oneself, not Interference. M iller la b e in g c h a lle n g e d b y p o litic a l n ew com er J im C arrico fo r the district 3 com m ission seat. C a rric o la president o f H idden O akes H o m e o w n e r* Association. T h e m en are v y in g fo r a th ree-yea r term o n th e com m ission. C arrico, an a irlin e e m p lo y e e w h o a ls o op erates a sm all business, w a n ts to Im p rove th e Im age, liv in g and w ork in g con dition s o f L on gw ood . W ith a little m o re season in g, w e feel C a rrico so m ed a y w ill b e a fin e lea d er fo r L on gw ood . First, w e'd like t o see h im volu n teer to w o rk on c ity boards o r c o m m ission s o r a tten d co m m ission m e e tin g s a n d w ork session s w h en the co m m ission er* w restle w ith th e b u dget and tackle the bu sin ess o f the city . A nu m ber o f M ille r's su ggestion s in clu d in g a n n e x a tio n o f e n c la v e s , d e v e lo p m e n t o f co m m e rc ia l s e w e r lin e s and efforts to c o o p e r­ a te w i t h e r ^ac^tnty sh o u ld b e bcacfk dal fo r Health experts have affirm ed that vtoteacc n i n n i- fisd with "tncreaaed ag| and dearaalttxatloa to violence among n Annually three million children arltaraa | violence. Among children aged 5 to 14. h I* the third leading cause o f death. Betw o and 1001 almost 80.000 American ehddr JOSEPH SPEAR Dole’s ambition overrides sense Surviving today’s work w orld !!•«»«.’ «** fO U ia s • a re n e ed e d t o en su re L o n g w o o d 't fu tu re, w h ich M iller se em s rea d y to develop. M ille r b a c k e d p a y In c r e a s e s fo r c i t y e m p lo y e e s th is yea r In an a ttem p t to stem th e loss o f trained em p lo y e e s w h ich costa th e c ity In o v e rtim e a n d retrainin g. H e la prop osin g a w ritte n p ay schedule ao em p lo y ees w ill n ot be d ep en d en t u pon w h ich w a y the political w in d la b lo w in g from one y ea r t o the next to k n o w I f th ey e y w ill g et a raise. A s It stands. I f M iller la re-elected, he w ill b e th e m oat sen ior m em b er o f the com m ission w ith on ly tw o y ea rs experien ce. His lea d e r­ sh ip Is needed. LETTER Response to opinion Reference Mr. Caasel's letter published Oct. 2. 1904 which was filled with misinformation and very subjective opinions. I w ss somewhat suprised to learn that my husband. Mac McClanahan was such a bad guy for wanting to help families acquire decent housing. I w ill nave to admit that during the last 47 year* w e've been married, there have been times that his desire to help people has caused me concerns, like the time he gave my bicycle away to a 12-year-old whose bicycle had been stolen or when he brought home less fortunate Individual* for Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner with little or no warning. Also, the times he would suddenly stop the car and give his last 85 to some vagrant that was hungry. All in all. I wouldn't want him to change Just to change the opinion of one misinformed individual. Oh. I forgot to mention the times he gets calls for help from elderly folks living In the housing projects needing money for food or medicine and he can't get there fast enough- * Now that I've addressed Mr. Csasel's opinions, let me straighten him out on his facts. 1. Mac McClanahan has never built qne house in Sanford — for the exact reason that you (Mr. Caaael) or some other opinionated individual might sec as a conflict. O f course, that has been Sanford's 2. Mac McClanahan was the driving force that enabled 141 families to build their homes (and I mean physically build their own homes) with the financing provided by the Farmers Home Adminis­ tration. (141 homes are I-xrated In Oviedo). 3. These houses inenase Oviedo and Seminole County tax base approximately 87.000.000. 4. These homes paid all Impact fees to Oviedo and Seminole County In the approximate amount of 8351.000 with no reduction of fees because they are affordable housing. 5. In addition to these fees and the Increased tax base another 82.000.000 was put Into the local economy to pave streets, provide central water and fire protection not only to the 141 homes, but also for existing homes that did not have paved streets or decent water. Hopefully, before Mr. Caasel writes any more letters, he will check the facts and come out of him house and help those that are less fortunate than he la. I would like to add that Mr. Caasel's remarks regarding Mayor Bettye Sm ith were equally misguided. He should research the record on all the causes the mayor supports and works for. Candle McClanahan Sanford loyal (both of you) i frr*o In this week’s offering'. I sort o f prom I to solve the economic problems of the country (and within 780 words to booth. Well if you believed that one. I’ ve got this land over la. ... Seriously though I do have a few thoughts on the subject o f turning this country around, and hopefully, some o f them will make sense before I’m done. First off. contrary to Mr. Perot’s opinion and other*. I do not believe the fault lie* wtth our opening up the world to the ever-lncreaatng trend of tariff free trade. Aa la beginning to be proven In the auto Industry, unlimited comtion can be a good thing. For year* Detroit I a lock on th e A m e ric a n p u b lic ’ s automotive buying dollar. The companies there em bedded grew (at and sloppy knowing they would have Increases In in asks sales each < and every year, and the unions knew they could demand more and more, because of that guaranteed profitability. And then the Japa­ nese broke Into the U.S. market. The cries from Detroit could be heard i the land. ’’Oh pkcecease Mr. save us from those efficiently cheaper Imports and “ Mr. and Mrs. America: how can you forsake ua for something which whi is made better and cheaper than anything we might choose to come up w ith?" Well. It took them some time to figure out that perhaps they might have to modernize a bit. and it wss awhile before they realized that the question o f quality was a right rather than something dreamed of: but eventually, the big three got back Into the automobile business, and com petitively. Today, the U.S. auto industry is holding Ua own in this country, and It all came about because they had to. If they would Just leant that some people want their steering wheels on the right hand aide, we might actually someday be able to compete internationally as well. Okay, so staying competitive is one of the first keys to my plan. Training one's own work force to remain com petitive la the next. One of the biggest problems In the employment sector Is the decided hesitation o f employers to spend the time for resources to train people to do their Jobs. The argument seems to be that once trained, those now skilled employees will pack up and move to greener pastures, and to a certain degree, they have a valid point. Such policy has caused the increased hiring o f temporary and part-time skilled people, but It to only akin to that lin k kid putting hto finger in the dike; U to unfortunately Just a short term solution to a much larger problem . There to only a limited pool o f skilled H employees that fp *" exists out there and only a limited number o f companies that can continue to downsize, thereby adding to that pool. Eventually, employers will wake up someday to find that the people they need to fill certain vacancies simply no longer extol And then what? Shall we lose yet more ground to our wiser foreign competition? The American consuming public will have what they want when they want It. and if our captains o f industry aren't willing to spend the money or resources to train ■ work force to provide it. the consuming public will go elsewhere. The companies that succeed in this country have learned this fact, the others either will or will shortly be out o f business. Now (he next part o f the puzzle falls hard K D A V ID GEOFFREY COE upon the heada of the American working man and woman. Put simply, “ you probably can't have It alL " When my generation waa growing up. America waa the economic powerhouse of the world. Heck, we had so much we were giving U away to thoos leas fortunate than we. moat notably Japan and Western Europe. Mr. Levitt made the dream o f home ownership a reality to our returning servicemen; having an unlimited industrial and scientific capacity we apewed out consumer products and new Inventions like a broken fire hydrant; and everyone around the world came to us for quality. Well. Umca they do change. In today’s world. It's a plain fact that we don't necessarily make the best, or at the cheapest price. Our industrial nower waa allowed to go fallow for the aake o f profits and employee Income for year*, resulting in some circumstances (like the steel Industry) where it is no longer economically feasible to try and compete in the world market place. And wont o f all. we have now raised tw o generation* (my own included) where our expectation* exceed the reality of the situation. Because of our economic blind spots, we (these two genera­ tions) mistakenly believe that we are guaran­ teed a better life than our parents or g ra n d p a ren ts. W h ile In som e respects technology has and will make parts statement true, for the main, we Just might have to accept that life to not necessarily governed by our unrealistic wishes. Many of our mother* never had to work for a living, and if they did. it waa to ease life's passage rather than to survive. The baby boomers who were fortunate enough to go to college knew that the mere possession of a degree, any degree, would guarantee a certain economic status and future. It hasn’t proved out for a lot of boomers, and definitely not for the ao called “ X ” generation. The norm today to tw o Incomes, advancement requires conti­ nuing education, and financial security re­ quires fiscal responsibility. Maybe we will have to drive a car for more year* than our parents. and perhaps there isn't a house in our children's future, but to a large degree It does somewhat depend on how much one to willing to sacrifice or perhaps sim ply put forth In order to obtain the 1 life 11 one wants. So what are the answers? For the employers out there, be competitive, and do what you have to In order to remain competitive. And for the employees, work bard, keep improving your skills, and maybe lower your expectation* a little. That's not to aay that you can't have U all. but Just keep In mind, that you might not. And besides, you might surprise yourselves: life can exist without the Lexua-es and a VCR. and sometimes. It might even be more fun. la there any level to which Sen R o h m Dole will not stoop, any boot he will not lick for political gain? Th e mast famous son o f the Sunflower Stair since Dwight D Elsenhower. Minority L ea d e r Dole ha* a lw a y s been fiercely partisan Hr see* a Democrat behind every of legislation, a flaming liberal behind news hraadrast and byline. But wNh the 1004 and 1006 elections drawing near, he has begun to let ambition get In the way of goodsrnar. Dob Dole, you see. w a n t s to be th e S e n a t e m a jo r it y leader, and hr wants, v e ry badly, to be president at the Unit­ ed States These are honorable goals, and M WawsrsSSi t i rsniS there to no problem. Hut Dole la trading his Integrity lot hto dreams During the last few w e e k s of t h e le g is la tiv e session, ( B u t With lha 1004 and 1986 for example, he led a • (a ctio n * R e p u b lic a n c a m ­ draw ing naar, ha paign to kill every has bagun to tot major piece of legis­ am bition oat In la tio n b e fo re th e tho w ay o f good Congress - Including Sanaa. ^ a bill that would have reformed campaign financing and another that would have regulated lobbyists - all for the purpose of making President Clinton appear Ineffectual. Also smothered In the aasaull waa approval of an agreement on free trade - belief In which was once thought to be one of the com­ mandments In the GOP blblc. Th en there was Dole's repulsive and unforgivable endorsement o f Oliver North liar, document shredder, recipient of an Illegal gratuity and Republican candidate for U.S. Senate from the stair o f Virginia, whoac probity has been challenged by such Icons as Ronald Rragan. Colin Powell and Norman Schwarzkopf. Dub Dole once shared that view. Now that he needs the right wing, he doesn't. T o remain silent when one's beliefs are being assailed to pusillanimous. T o publicly proclaim the opposite of one's beliefs for political gain is abject hypocrisy. Here to how Robert Dole devolved from principled public servant to pusillanimous politician lo hypo­ crite: In I9HM. Sen. Dole openly rebuked Oliver North for attempting lo sell arms to the Iranians for the release of American hostages. North “ to not a hero." Dole said in s televised Interview. North “ overstepped hto bounds." Dole said. North “ didn't serve the president wcU" and his trading with terrorists “ runs against everything w c stand for In America." When Virginia Republicans anointed North. Dole refused to endorse him. The nomination “ makes it very difficult for some in the Republican party." Dole said in June. After a period of silence. Dole said he would meet with North. The following day. he said he would support North. The day after that, he received North in hto Senate office and gave him a check for 85.000. Weeks later. Dole stumped for North across Virginia. "I'm very proud o f Oliver North and very proud lo be here." said the senator who. like North, was wounded in combat. Asked how he had metamorphosed from North antagonist lo North ally. Dole said: " I changed my mind.... Everyone has to right to change their mind. You want to be fiexlbli ilble." In mld-Oclober. Olllc allowed that BUI Clinton had created a “ hollow m ilitary" and thus had Invited Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein lo Invade Kuwait. In an obvious reference lo Clinton's avoidance of the draft during the Vietnam War. he scornfully added that Clinton “ to not m y commander in chief.” T w o days later. Vice President Al Gore decried North's comments as “ despicabk... unpatriotic, and as to often the case with statements from Ollle North, it to patently untrue." �____________ 39 tw r tw il during the y. which had apparently not it conducting proper m a ln tr nance. Pour caller* complained about road or driveway problems In eluding pot holes and Hooding. Other calls were far a varttry of citizen concerns including water sprinklers. In addition to the hot line, the ■ante telephone la uaed la record complaints about cable acre ter During the reporting period. 11 G city's taturr 'T h a t is the hey.*' Miller commented. "Without the pro­ per services, the com m ercial infrastructure wM not changr." Miller has also prnpamd an­ nexation at enclaves, nratwrtlm which may he receiving city se rvice s hut a re M ill u nin­ corporated. Mach at the com ­ m e r c ia l e n c la v e p r o p e r t y targeted far a n im a tio n from W adm rrt along U S. »7 92 to D og Trarh Rood are mostly "sheds and sharks" Miller amd "O nce those are snnesed into the city. I Intend to g rt thosr shacks and strip renters re­ developed I would like to ore high density residential and good clean Industry along 434 and 17 92 Right now we can't d o any of It" because sewers aren't available. In ordrr to arcompllsh the goals. Miller said long-range planning and keeping Ihe coats down each fiscal year by doing most nt (hr work In h ou se Is necessary. "Pnvaiuatm n la a standard term used by every new ran ( u b llc o i l i e r , " M ille r com tented "However. In the case ( Ih e c ity s e w e r s y s te m , rtvattzatlon la not the key I tlnk It ran br dune In houar al great IV reduced coal and lmset to the bust ness o w n e r " To address the question of (raffle congestion. Miller recently petitioned Ihe governor far sn interchange si E E Williamson Knsd snd lnlrrstalr-4 but re reived a negative response Miller plans to rrsddresa the Issue. "O ne way or another, we have lo have another Interchange on the interstate to relieve the city a t the traffic burden." Miller ! said I Doth candidates repressed satJIstart ion with city administrator ! W Shelton Smith. Th e seeming ! r e v o l v i n g d o o r . W ith ad- ■ t chfaf. the city m g s w r . the b u ild in g d ir e c to r , d i p admhNMrmor and (h e d ip o e rh m woW an prtvaar c it t e r n he fare m a k in g hts decisions. A fter The ratablwtewnt o f a redev r lo p m r n t or Im p ro v e m c n i H om ecom ing Cam eo viKxarn u m MMer noted the city's Image has b a m a problem for years, but it is beginning lo turn la president o f the * n o n m iiim ii a v p elation. He and his srdr also operal« a travel agency from Ihrlr home Wanting to give something bach to the community is one reason C am eo derided to run for the d 1st r id 3 commission seal. Involved aa a citizen In the school rerontng Issue to 1999-90 and the city garhagr Issue about two years ago when ctUzena urged ihe i ommlsston to seek competitive bids. Carrico said his decision to seek election to Ihe comm ission Is a way to give something bach to (he commu­ nity. Hla oldest daughter re­ ceived an appointment to the Air force Academy '1 don't think the Irsdrrshtp the etty hsd tn the past had :n a n c t l u c e t t a p r i c e GAM BLE ■ Nancy Lucetta Prtcc Gamble. !59. Albamontr Court. Oviedo. Ulled Thursday. Oct. 20. 1994 at ;her residence. Born April 27. •1935 In Ada. Okla.. she moved •to Central Florida tn 1BH6. Mrs. 'Gamble was an Air Force veter­ an and u retired nurse. ; Survivors Include husband. Wayne; brother. Jock H. Price. Missouri City, Texas. llald w ln /F alrrh lld Funeral Horn-*, Goldenrod/Wlntcr Park Luther U *w s\m n>UrofoJ|l. Rung! Several Insurance companies were listed, also 'th e M M Bureau. Sanford Small Claims Court. J.C. Hutchison, produce; Pred Williams, civil engineer: and Robert Williams, real estate. Architect Elton Moughton eras still there. The lobby newsstand laced firs t Street at ihe entrance to (he building's elevator. This building was renovated In 1994 and Ihe first two floors were es tended to the east In the 1960a. Sanford'* Atlantic Bank ar m bought out by first Union Na­ tional Bank or Florid*, ihe pres­ ent occupant, on Nov. 19.1999. Chapel, in charge o f arrange­ ments. John J. Hayes. 90. Secret Way. Casselberry, died Thurs­ day. Oct. 20. 1994. at his residence. Bom Aug. 25, 1904 tn Ansonls. Conn., he moved to Central Florida In 1956. Mr. Hayes was a retired crew super­ visor for Bridgeport Brass. A member o f First United Church of Christ, he also belonged to Scottish Rite and Masonic Lodge 89. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife . Miriam: son. Roger. Chesapeake. Va.; daughter. Sylvia Theriault. W in ter P a rk : sister Marlon Markowskl, Ocala. B ald w ln / F airch lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs, In charge o f arrangements. PA 9Q U A LB B A S IL M A R A N O Pasquale Basil Marano. 77. Bougainvillea Dr.. DeBary. died Thursday. Oct. 20. 1994 at his residence. Bom June 14. 1917 In Hoboken. N J .. he moved to Central Florida In 1979. He waa a member of St. Ann's Catholic Church. DeBary. He w as a member o f DAV. Sanford, and VFW. Longw ood. He was a Marine Corps veteran In World Warll. Survivors Include wife, Norma D.. DeBary; son. Anthony. Palm Bay: stepson John Paul Ferris, Longwood: daughter. Patricia. Brooklyn. N.Y.: step daughters. S h a ro n S h e a fe r . S a n fo rd , Rhonda Jones. Longwood; seven grandchildren. B aldw ln -F alrch lld -O ak law n Park C em etery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. M A R Y M. W A L T O N Mary M. Walton. 79. Stone Gale South. Longwood. died Wednesday, Oct. 19. 1994 at the fellow sh ip at ChrWtlan Athletes She is very active in her church youth group and takes part In various mission trips and works with I Labust for Humani­ tyShe plana to at land the Uni­ versity o f Plortda. Utzon la the quarterback on the varsity football tram. He plays on the Greyhound hoar ha II team as well. He la also a mem ber o f the fellowship of Christian Athletes. AngH Rivera: Sophomores: YesenaJ Martinez and Charlie Banka: and Juniors: Rebecca Woodard and Kyle Johnson. 1CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. SANFORD 1 llt lls discipline. T h e public should know." Bill Bridges sold. " I think people need to know about the There were four dentists A.W. Epps Sr.. A.W . Epps Jr.. Wayne Hueher, and U Hoy Brown. Two . V IR G IN IA M. C O S TE LLIA ! V irgin ia M. C ostellla . 63. ' La von Drive. Altamonte Springs. •died frtday. Oct. 21. 1994 al F lo r id a Hospital A ltam on te. ;tlom May 16. 1931 tn West ; Frankfort . III., she moved to •Central Florida In 1993. She was ! a homemaker. ! Survivors Include husband. ;Ilurl. daughter. Luna L. Little. iAItamontr Springs; sons. Terry. I Lexington. S.C.. Thomas. New ) Bedford. Mass . Timothy. West ;Frankfort. III.: seven grand•children; one great-grandchild. ! U alsw ln -F a lrch lld Funeral lllo m e . Srmnran/Foreat C ity ;Chapel In charge o f arrange•ments. ■ LO R A L. COX I latra L. Cox. 94. East Stale iHnud. Apopka, died Thursday. |Oct. 20, 1994 ut Florida Living ; Nursing Center. Apopka. Born •Feb. 9. 1900 In Island Creek. !Ohlo. she moved to Central ! Florida In 1970. She was a ; homemaker. She was a member ;o f F irs t U n ite d M e th o d is t ! Church. Sanford. Survivors Include son. Ebcr, Woodruff. S.C.: three grand■children: th ree great•grandchildren. ; U ald w ln -F airch ild G olden;rod -W ln ler Park C hapel. In charge of arrangements. Citizens w ho responded to nottcee that thrtr complaints had trucks parking an private prop- Stinecipher Go nr aim ftafa been with the -bank since its 1939 organiza­ tio n . while Betts and Cuthun had Jctwne over from the P in t Na­ tio n a l In 1939. In October, they i were each handed two-snd-one! half-year prison term*. ; That same m onlh. Roy f . ; Mann became the bank's cashier •with R.W. Deane as assistant ! cashier James L. Ingley was |named president Jan. 13.1944. j Several lawyer* were listed aa •tenants In this building In Ihe ! 1932 d iy directory: Fred Wllaon. SEdwIn A. Shln hotser, V alle 'W illia m s J r .. G a r la n d W . •Spencer, and Mack Cleveland. dating (he day. while others are received early in the morning or laic at night, when residents are home from their regular Jobs Th e moat popular subject during Ihe past reporting period waa trash and garbage pickup aom elhlng Ilka Ihe child o f ao-ond-so commuted a crime, then the parents are rrsponat ble." Richard Heddtoger said. " I feel If a child repeats a crime, then maybe. The whole Idea of pub­ lishing I don't think la good." Richard C i t e staled. **t ifcuii they should publish U. You can't Just pat them on the hack. Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanford. Born January 19. 1919 In Covington. Ky.. she moved to Central Florida In 1999. Mrs. Walton was sn office manager. A member o f Church of the Annunciation, she also belonged lo Altruaa Club and Over 90s Club. R E V IV A ILl OCTOBER 23-26.1994 Tuesday both o f Cincinnati; slater Jean M uethlng. C heyenne. W yo.; three grandchildren. B a ld w ln / fa lr c h lld F u n e ra l H om e. Semoran/Poreat City Chapel In charge o f arrange­ ments. Survivors Include daughter. Miriam Johnson. Longwood: son. G eorge .Thom as. Plano. Teas*; brothel*. Richard Joseph Mucthlng. St. Petersburg. Robert Muethlng and Carl Mucthlng. Call fo r pre-arrange ments There la no Interest charged on Installment payments to our trust We refund 100% o f all monies paid We are locally owned and operated O u r estaSlix£m ent Aas Seen exquisitely rem od eled so a cefeS rd tion is in order. co rd ia lly in v ite d tA 0P.1t.- 4.-00 Ji)e lo a d forw a rd to tSe pleasure o f y o u r company. OBoS OBrisson, 'JiillT lie lS a rn R A M K O YV UNERAL since 1956 3(H) E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, F L 32773 322-3213 �j M - l U m HaraM, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. Orta Sir A MW School scenes _______________________________ - f t * o f Items. including airline ticket*. h o tel« m t gift certificate*. ceuular phone*. h u m r e training gift le r lllk a ln , tuu luund* mi local a r t Information, call thearhoolat 333-2110. MMh o f Novemeber. Tlte pete* per pound bag la onljr SB 50 I f t e are Interested in purchasing m m nut*, call the 13SS-4352 or are any member of the junior d a a a AA y Uoii la a very beautiful thing fo r acm e people who •eran ’t bteawd wSh the eapabd lly o f giving btelh to a child JuM renwinbn only out of every two living human* come* out o f an abortion clinic alive. U lu s know Th e Sanford Herald wants to know what la happening M If you hare an event coming up at your school, or If you want Is MS u* about some o f the great things the student* at your K h aol are doing. Or. If there la a teacher, staff member or. even an administrator who ha* been honored or Is doing something unique In the classroom let us tell our readers about It. ■end ua the information, neatly written or typed by Thursday at noon Sawd the information to the Smnford Hermtd. 300 N. Preach Ave.. Sanford. 3 2 7 7 1 or fax It to us at 407-323 MOS. Jecptrt CrMpers-Kids art carrying beepers The school board believe* that the beeper* are distracting in thr classroom and that they are used often by dealers keeping In touch wtlh their buyer* " I guess that one person ran apod cool stuff for the real o f ua." *Md Jraate Little. "Som e of us Just like being able to keep up with the latest technologies if they And out people am using iald Robinson. Jaam oar via. J im m y Lee Sam oa Jaantlnr Kilgore. Jonnaihan M u ller. B randon B ra d le y * Andrea Putachr. Krtlh Jones,' WUllam Gordon. Chrlaioohei' V a n c r. Jon ath an M uallcrJ Tamrha lluah and Tony Little. J K Pullman. Rachel Khawanteho. Ntrhote Klinger. Joaue Colon. Anthony Schott. Philip Greene. M lv e lt e A p o n t e . J e n n ife r Stephen*, and Michelle Harr. A nd M aagan Prlbley. Frederick Wilson. Raymond Brown. John Phllllpo. Noel P y s a r e h y h . G e o r g e K en t. Veronica Baker. Heath Prtrdrl. flr u r e W o o d w a r d . C lc r r a James. Alba Medina. Jonathan Wild. Trtntece Canty. Jennifer V a n g e ld c r . A n d y B la d e a . l.ashallnda House. M ichael Malloy. Shawn Polar he and Sherri Rosa. The following student* were named the school's Cltlaena o f the Month C a rlo B row n . T e rrlg w y n IVnntngton. Chartara Steven*. Jeffery Alford. Moon* Nsoul I. Kayahala Merthle. Jermaine Fu d ge. C alen ce M cK n lgh l. Anthony Alford. John Malrana. Rusty Hedrick. Nikki Emai. Holly RummeU ss d Russell • Hamilton Blemeatavyj T h e following fifth grade etudmta were named to thd " A " honor rod at MamUtorf Elementary School In Sanford: ) Krln Brown, W a lle r B urhhaltrr. Julia C offm a n j J o s e p h C o o p r r . D ea n n o n Gardner. Joarpb Gunter. CtirtS H offm an . Laurie tluntttnm Bradley K. Fugate of Sanford la among 11 students recently selected lor membership In Furman University's chapter of Otnlmsn Delta Kappa, a n * tlonal leadership organ Irat ton Th e son of Gerald L. and Bonnie Fugate, he la a dean's Hal student and a senior music Nothing beat* McDonald V R delicious food at an Extra Value*" price. O f course it comes with great service POP .CULTURE™ by Stave McGarry and a smile, too. Breakfast Burrito ................. Australian actress and pop Singer Kylle Mlnoguc — who first hR the charts In the late I960* With *T should be so lu cky" — Is Marring with Jcan-Claudc Van Dswunc In an upcoming movie VHSian o f the "Street Fighter" Sausage Gravy and Biscuit. . . . . . . . Mlnoguc had a number three hit wtlh "T h e Loco-Motion" In 1988 Who had previously taken the song to number one? Sausage Biscuit and Regular Coffee Egg Biscuit and Regular Coffee. . . Cinnamon Roll and Regular Coffee te m ln o le County School Board Chicken Fajita. . . . . . . M iday.0cL2 4.lM 4 Lo-faT Chartoroils on a Bun Potato Rounds Florida Citrus Tray or Chars Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk M Maday.OcL 25. IM S Baal and Bean Burrito Oven Potato Tots Assorted Seasonal Fruit or Chat's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk S d aM d ey.O «L M .1 M 4 PUtt-chasa# or moat Tossad Salad Fruited Jallo or Chat's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fal Milk Thursday. O c t 27.1M « Spaghetti and meat sauca Garden Salad Garlic Roll Fruit Tray or Chat’s Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk Friday, O c t 29.1M4 Turkey Chub on a Bun Winter Bland Vegetables Pears or Chef's Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk With Seminole High School's nine w eek* exam* beginning on Monday, students are becoming Just a touch tense. For the newcomers to SHS. they have no familiarity to the procedure* o f the exams. For most, they have never experienced (ha R i a l de­ lig h t o f taking high school exam*. T o begin with, a few studying Up* to help wtlh those pre-test Jitters: Bagla stu dyin g now. These teats count 20 percent, that’s a fifth o f your grade. Study In spurt*. If you alt down and atudy for two hours, all you're going to accomplish to a head­ ache. Study with half an hour or so. then "rew ard" yourself with som eth ing fun like a quick basketball p m e . a call to a friend or anything you enjoy. But don't atay sway from the books too loog. Start back study- Double Deluxe...... Cheeseburger Deluxe Side Salad.......... Medium Fries ...... 16 oz. Shake........ 710 Lata Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary ISO Hickman Drive, Sanford 3785 Otlando Drive. Sanford 112 French Avenue, Sanford ' �Wellness course outlines exercise rllnlrw and have run r gtvrn out erholsrehlpe rrrrbrsl pwley, Honda Elks Childrens SA N FO R D - Y m ' vc ja a l m i 40. Yam ktoai p n m r r up and yaur M M a la Ream Including e x e rc is e for r a r i tar i i f t f U a r y endurance, m aaralar strength. flexibility Stale of FVwtrte. twtwfwn I hr age* nf birth In 17 m Nate an orthpardtr corwtinnri ran hr trratrd rttliaut regard to rare. rrlt|tnn nr relationship to a ^ a M a l t o n (|ri>ltT •n* " lN rvn< ,hrrr * 00 o i any rhfltf a ho haa an orthoperrtir problem rrtMMNalhrr rare, you are urged Ut rail (MX* * S rerteee prompt and rmirtruua attention • I ® ~ Man tu a a Orthopuedtr (Ttnir haa oprnrd a near tlaa at 230* S Bay St Thla near k n tlo n wUI arrvr Euatta. In Orangr. Seminole. Darrnia Ilea. Twenty phyatrtana eubmd and m irror aarular aurfrry. anhlr surgery. aurglral and HONGS — Florida Hoapttal Altam cMr will U on ymoua. a auppori group for people nee. on Monday Oct. 24. from 7 n p m in the r Center. 601 E. Altamonte Dr. I Friedman. M i ) . will lend the group moored In an effort to help men learn more and treatments (or Impotence W ire* and ae to attend the meeting whic h la free and ration, rail T o n Gallon at Dr. Friedman's atudenta to the need and bt a t l l a o f regular physical easterns hy e a p lo rtn g healthful Itfeatyle alternatives. attMudto and dtf- High blood pressure: Its Causes, effects explained s f IS ahM too a mile wUI have t h e p r o p e r e f f e c t o n th e LAKE MANY - Judith (Judyl Long ta all too familiar with the many different atreoaea that ran. a n d do c o n t r i b u t e to hypertension, com m on ly re­ ferred to aa high blood pressure. **Ae a bookkeeper and U a con- OFF FRAMES •3urd*’atrewB* during* *01y >*peak season which begins in Decem­ ber o f every year." said Long. According to Marc L. Hlvo. M D . director. Dlvlalon ot Medlcine. U S Department ot Health and Human Services, blood pressure Is the force produced by the heart aa It pushes blood through art erica and capillaries ■ the body. It normally goes up ■ I down throughout the day In p p o n w to atrraa and exertion. ■M en tally high blood prvaaurc. ■ hypertension, occurs when B i walls o f the small arteries ■ a n t light, leaving a reduced B toU n g for the blood. T o mainM in the flo w o f the blood B ro u g h the body, the heart ■Mist pump harder. $ W hy the arteries constrict In gome people and not In others la hot fully understood. In 10 ent o f people with high i pressure, the condition la a symptom o f some underlying, often correctable problem, such aa a kidney or adrenal gland disorder. In the other 90 percent, however, the cause la unknown, although there are a number of factors that Increase a person's risk. These factors are age (blood pressure Increases aa you grow older): heredity (hypertension tends to run In families: sex (men are more likely to gel II): race (blacks have a 30 percent higher risk than whiles): and obesity (up to h alf o f obese people with high blood pressure can end It simply by losing excess weight). Smoking, heavy drinking and stress may also be risk factors. K Zaby Vyas, M.D. Richard Shaffer, D.O. Lalitha Iyer, M.D. Board Certified Family Physicians — Shah Dental S e r v i c e s Vincent Mamone, D.O. “A nnouncing the opening o f o u r newest office in Lake M a ry " •Total Family Care •24 Hour Coverage •Now 5 Locations For Your Convenience and Care We accept Medicaid. Medicare Assignments. H um ana and most other insurances. l e w ie h igh b le ed prasaara diagwasad? Blood pressure Is measured with a device called a s p h y g m o m a n o m e te r w hich consists o f an Inflatable rubber cu ff attached to a pressure ge. 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That wwa a ramptga mayor at th r lim e wruta about worhrr. My wUr haa had been the good oT daym w hm hr could w ith tnr an thr campslp* trad at rtdr hi* home up town and llr ii a l t * " ' ... up. That laid me • lut about the Morrla refused lo dneuaa d r dirertlun o f thr p ro p * I waa tad* at ha* pm anal Mr. aaytng drnling w n h ’* he didn't m a o lto lend m dibU H y In Labe Mary. Monts furlord a lo the charge* which would business advisory rom m Hiee harm hi* two young children. Whirh suggmtrtl rhangm to m y IhH hr did aay “ My wparaikm la development rod r* ohlrh m rt weU known and undrrno iond»wtlh unanimous approval at Ilona should ha an hour in ih * frOow cummtaaaairr* and m «n * campaign I t * regretful M r of lh r properly owner* aflnted. hrrry would choaae the low road M o m * atao spearheaded the In this campaign. eapmady arter ta k e Mary B oulevard I called him lo auppart Adrienne brautifkanon rampaign and the a g a i n s t C a r lt o n H e n le y a drive lu redure iclrphonr railing hew hum ~ ____ raim 4 Orlando huth In and out Morrla had i g * f t w «h f m y a ototBre. aanerllan a dyer bearing her M om * played a rule In moving photograph and not her name the C o u n ty H oad 46 A in w aarartM M Mamae ____ trrrhange al Interstate 4 og dead O n leadership, hath candidate* c e n t e r t w o y e a r s a g o b y say a cam m lsaM m should lead coordinating property owners io w ith Id eas Perry says she agree lo donate their land hr Ih * shmdd ha elected breauae the public p rivate dem onstration com m haion needs - Sr,;// *- • UfA * • - . vtstooary thing* for PC^ h 7 D la lrtc t a r a m p a ig n fotkrwed an s u e orienied lark until Friday, whrn James IVrtv Berry’• h u d u o l and campaign m anager, questioned M orn *' personal siahdttv by citing Morris Mporaimn from his wtfe this summer, and his leaving their home oh lrh is iM rd in his at w i f e ' * m a i d e n name r samples OI Marti*' subthty’ aaanlndtvtdual *1 think this is a campaign * ll ralsr* srrtnus questions about his alabUMy Character and in legrily are rampaign I'm saying ihta * a man who "W e re no* rggremlue enough attract * * *** A A A type bust u» support the courtly Morns aava eatoUng ; ne at our roadways ran hr made la more • is Keen- irafhr more rlfk irn ily by rf* 1 -nrfit during botllrnerha and reatnc- 1 affordable im n* al Mlemrrtmna Surh bn- ; o r d a b l e provement redure Ihe need for • o enhanre roatly m ad widening prefer Is. Ih ! ih e need* at the "Utile g u y " a* w e ll a * Ihe needs of oth er "W h en I looked al the entire s p e c tr u m o f Ih e S e m in o le County rommiaaton. party *** and e v e r y th in g and gender rise I ww Perry aays "W e need lo brrak up the clique and have other n e w s and vision* on the board. W e need someone w ho has rnmpassion for the little guy and thr bust newsman a* well ’ Morrla says his Lake Mary record demonstrate* hi* ability to accomplish gnats and Wader- THUNDERBIRDS ship by example BREITLING WORLD CUP OF A E R O B A 1 I C S WORLD FINALS' 1 •; ‘V rO rm e n ia ry Sr hoot (firs t place I Vanessa Lynn E r r s K athy G ebharl. Leigh Mrgan Wilson and Laura Qrubi rathrow Elementary School ofHratl (Honorable mention I Crtsiina Sardone of Lake Ortmta E S i S u n n y nT Rock Lake M S (Honorable menttoni Caroline Cation. Stuart Crager. Marlene Dtai. Lcslee Earns. Jenna Fopplanl. Brittany Krrper. David K e v in Q u in te r o . Paul Sarcta. Michelle Simmons. Mall Spears and Malt Young of Indian Trails M S □H igh School (First place | Victoria Hartno. Mall Hamilton and Alk-U Sprars of Lakr Mary High School. Lee. 4.WO people hive j Irmly iWovrmJ uc The real of the ugn aid hr ready w m Drop fry Juvi (P>«l tj-tmg. <0.1 fnhxnril urw phot xjtciif<*») Hunt'sIn tsntorg End • - 4200 Orlando Drhrt • U.K. 17-6 2 407 323-2711 □Elem entary School (K-3) (First place) Joseph Gallagher o f W o o d la n d * E le m e n ta r y School (Second place) Scot! Morn of Lake O rien t* Elem entary School □ Elementary School (4-5) (First place) Nicole Del Kay of SI. Mary M agdclen (Second place) Dora Naaaoty and Lauren Jones of Pace Private School, t ;Middle School (First place) Enrtque Kodrlquer of Rock Lake Middle School (Second place) Natalie Salient of St. Mary Magdalen School □H igh(i School (Honorable mention): Karen Lane □Other: Kay Otar of Roaenwald Excep­ tional Education Center. 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE (First place) Trlaha Whitmire of Woodland* E.S. SOUHCE BE WITH- Cdf pets OUR LOW OVERHEAD Y OU !!! 2413 Hwy 17-92 • Oriondo Dr., Sonferd •(407) 324-MOO (2 Macks North of Airport Mvd.) Across From AAMCO TRAMS. ALL FAM OUS M IL L S i S* 1• �Sanford Herald SUNDAY O c to b e r 2 3 1 3 9 4 Trouble in the districts Cypress Creek eliminates Tribe If UCF V, ORLANDO - Jcrnny Rowrtl ran for • pair of > y « r t f touchdowns m Troy Stair ararrd 30 P * H i In thr fourth quarter to drfral Central H onda 3 6 3 6 Saturday r Central Flortda |U | had a chance to take the > n d with 3 minute*. 43 arromfo remaining In •jh* dame, but quarterbark Darin Hlnahaw a naaa to David Rhode* far a 3 point conversion M l tnronudete. The Rnlghta could grt no t than 3 6 3 6 after a 12 yard touchdown pww , ORLANDO - Slowly but S em in ofa fig h t in g S em in ole* h ave under a ptle o f their jsm i Friday night a trip to the Claaa 5A faotta la an error-laden (6-14 A * Troy State (ft- 1J cohered Ihr e n a u ln g ______ kick, picked up a lin t down on three cam e* by Joe Jackaan and ran out the dork. Randolph Loeejoy led Troy State with 130 yard* on 30 cam e*. Jackson added 131 yarda on 10 ruahr* aa Troy Stale amaaard 437 yarda ruahlng to Central Florida's 67. Htnahaw completed 10 o f 40 p a n e * far 341 yard* and three touchdown* with three in­ terception*. Rhode* caught arven poaaca far 100 yard* and a touchdown. Lyman graduate Todd Cleveland had three reception* for 100 yarda. including a 44-yard touchdown. fall* to 4-3 and 0-2 In BA-OMtfM i v h lle Cyprvsa Creek |4-3) clinches the BA-6 runner up * playoff position w ith a 3-1 dtatrtcl "W e made too many i roach I r a k McPherson "W e < enem y with such poo ■art in the ftrat half and w e SOU' " Now that we're eliminated from the M Brantley next Thursday. That’a our bowl Our goal now la to artn the (Seminole 1 over the offense (167 pawing. 73 rushing) to just SO (62 passing. IS rushing) for Cyprcae Creek. In effect, three pU yi beat the Semlnnha The first came when the Bears bta by Jason Cyrus on Seminole'* first setting up a first-and goal situation from Tatb« 3-yard line. Seminole's defense diminished the im pact o f the play b y pushing the backwards on threv straight play*. I Cypress Crack to set Ik for a 2 6 yard Held L Freddy Wacxewakl with 8:33 left In the quarter. The Tribe defense continued to manhandle the Bears all through the half. On 10 rushing play* In the ftrat half. Cyp*r*a Crack lost a total o f 38 yarda while quarterback Scott Mortey was 3-far-7 with an Interception throwing the ball. Unfortunately, one com pletion waa a 44-yard strike to Lelrrll Brown (hat exploded a Seminole blltx. followed two play* later b y an 6 yard Mortey completion to Brown fo r Cypress Creek'* ftrat touchdown. The extra point failed. Cyprea* Creek made N 1 6 0 when Andrw Corbin took a pitch on a *w**| 63-yard alley to the end xone minutes into the third quarter. Wa was true on the point after. Without Cochin's run br Brown's tlw sa< F8U tquate ACC win record T A LLAH A S M * - Warrick Dunn ran for 133 yarda and two touchdown* Saturday a* IOth ranked Florida State ahut out d rm a on 17-0 and matched an Atlantic C om l Conference record with 3 1 straight Irague w in* The Seminole*, who have not foai a confer ence gam e d o e r joining the ACC. go for the record next Saturday again*! unbeaten Duke in a showdown at ACC frontrunner*. Maryland w oo 3 1 straight game* In the mid-1970s Florida State tS-l, M ) ACC) sputtered much of the day on otfrnae. but tta defense dominated to ahut out Clemaon for the straight araaon and give coach Bobby Bowden a 160 mark In homecoming game*. Hurricane* wMp Watt Virginia . MORGANTOWN. W.Va. - Frank Costa threw WeM vk gtn la’a 17-14 victory last Nov. 30 coat the Hurricanes thrtr third title In the three-year history o f the tewgue. a* well aa a chance to play for their fifth national championship In 11 years. On this Saturday, the Mountaineer* 13-ft. |-3| were no match for Miami 13-1. 2-0). which won for the third straight time and nut Its string of victories over unrankrd tram * to 60 . McNair breaks more records LOR MAN, Mias. — Alcorn S late's Steve McNair broke hi* own Division I A A single game record with 640 yards Saturday while ending Ty Deimer'a three-year-old retgn as the NCAA •carter leader In total offense. I The senior quarterback broke Drtmcr s record ;of 14.665 yarda on a 22-yard run with 1:26 left ;tn the first half of the Braves’ Southwestern •Athletic Conference game against Southern .University. He led the way aa Alcorn Stale came ;ftom behind to win 41-37, scoring the decisive ;potntsona 1-yard run with 10 seconds left ; McNair passed for 587 yarda and four .touchdowns, taking over second place on the 3-AA career lists for passing yarda (12.924) and ;touchdowns (107). He was 32 for 56 with one ;Interception. iOrtcn claims Grand Nat’l till# ;. ROCKINGHAM. N.C. — David Green clinched •the 1994 Busch Grand National championship Saturday, finishing 12th as Mark Martin won the season-ending AC Delco 200 at North ■Carolina Motor Speedway. • Knowing that he had to finish only 22nd or ;better In the 43-car field to cam his first series .title. Green aaty back and tayed out of trouble. ^Interceptions and was sacked three time*. Courlar advances to Lyon finals LYON. France - Fourth-seeded Jim Courier defeated Andrei Chesnokov of Russian 6-3. 6-4 aturday in the aemflnala o f the Lyon Open, and HI play Marc Roaaet o f SwiUcrland for the title. Roaaet. seeded fifth, used his powerful serve to heat top-seeded Andrei Medvedev o f Ukraine 6-2.6-2 In the other semifinal. It will be Courier s second final o f the year. He foat In Nice In April. Courier, a former resident o f Sanford, hasn't won a tournament since August of 1993 and has fallen to No. 14 In the world rankings. FRO FO O TB ALL •C4 p.m. - WOPL 35. Tampa Bay Buccaneers at ;San Francisco 49ers. (L) D*U McOae (No 8) and the Lake Brantley struck ftrat Friday night In (hair tha atatarankad Mainland But tha i turned a pair of first-half fumble* 14 point* and wemabte to May one step the Fatriota the reel of the night. Mainland deals Pats Herald Spoils Writer A LTA M O N TE SPRINGS - T .T . Toliver's nickname should be "Heanbreaker.” Mainland's Junior quarterback seemed to have the answer every time Lake Bran tie) threatened to take control of the game, sending an overflow crowd of Patriot supporter* home disappointed. 35-26. in the SA-Dlstrlct 4 battle at unbeaten* at Tom Storey Field Friday night. "Th at quarter hack (Toliver) la one o f the best athletes I've rver seen." said Lake Brantley head Fred Almon. T h e ir offanas laaka like they realty set anything up.* Ttw quarterback Jurt runs around back there until someone gets open. loss "H e (Tollvet) gets m g vote'fnr Central Florida athletoaf the year." • With the win. Mainland (7-0. 6 0 In 6A-4I has all but assured 1lac if of the dtatrlct championship and a home game in the first round of the playoff* Lake Brantley (6 1 . 6 1 In 6A-4) Is In the driver's seat for the second playoff spot, but Oviedo and Lake Howell only have two losses each. • The Patriots play a non-dial rid game against Seminole at home next Thursday while the Buccaneers will visit Lake Mary on Thursday. Lake Brantley struck first Friday, taking the opening kickoff right down UaaBaM sa d a m extra point try. which would < l he Patriot* was wide left l to haunt □Saa S a a lM l*. Pba* s a Bulldogs rip ’Hounds Haratd Corraapondanl LONGWOOD — Dr Land grounded Lyman's homecoming Friday night, using a 29 point second quarter and 397 rushing yards to smother the Greyhounds 49-2 1 In a SA-Dlstrlct 4 contest at Lyman Field. "T h e y 've got some mighty big folk* up front." said Lyman head coach Larry Baker. "I don't care what they've done In other areeka. T o n i g h t , t h e y e x e c u t e d a nd performed extremely well." Lyman (2 5. 1-4 6A-4I jumped out to a 14-6 first quarter lead aa T o m m y Dtxon tossed a 9-yard touchdown pass to DcWayne Beil and Alvin Cummings ran for a 4 6 yard touchdown. But DcLand (4-3. 3-3 6A-4) ran roughshod over Lyman In the sec­ ond quarter. Fred Edwards scored two touchdowns. Tracey Andrews scored one. and Travis Robinson added another. Edwards finished the game with 144 y a rd * while Robinson had 112 yards and two touchdowns. " W e haven't faced a w lng-T offense all year" said Baker. "I waan'l expecting them to be quite this good. T h ey had struggled offensively recently, but they put It Silver Hawks stop Wolves BpBVANI Herald Corraapondanl WINTER PARK - Defensive co­ ordinators spend countless hours with their trams practicing goal-line stands In case they find themselves In a situation where the ball Is on the goal line and the outcome o f the game la at stake. That practice paid off for the Lake Howell Silver Hawks Friday night aa the Sliver Hawk defense thwarted •he Deltona Wolves on eight plays from the goal line In the fourth quarter o f what would turn out to be a 13-6 Lake Howell victory In a 6A-Dtstrlcl 4 contest at Richard Evans Field. "I think that the whole defense was able to g et into so many different places that they were able to slop everything Deltona tried." Lake Howell coach Mike Blaccglfa said. " I lust can't say enough about the defense. T h ey really came through for us tonight." After a scoreless first quarter. Deltona took the lead early In the se co n d q u a r t e r on a 1-y a rd quarterback option up the middle by Jason Beck. Jason Robic added the extra point, and the Wolves led 7-0 with 8:47 left In the first half. Lake Howell cam e bock and lied □Be — A * * Cummings (No. 5) hstpad tha Lyman T I * 7 Mad ov*r OaLond Friday. But tha Bulldogs cam* back to scor* 29 points In tha oacond quarter on thalr way to a 49-21 romp. ? Rams hang on for district win ovor Sprues Cresk From * * * * * * •- PORT ORANGE - Lake Mary High School football coach Doug Peters said that winning. Uke losing, can be contagious. "W hat we need to do Is put a couple wins back to back.' said Peters after beating Lyman on Oct. 14. "W e need to build on this win and get something going." This past Friday night, the Rams did just that, hanging on for a heart-stopping 25-22 win over the host Spruce Creek Hawks in a 6 A District 4 contest at Spruce Creek High School. The win gives Lake Mary (3-4 overall. 3-3 in the district) a little momentum going Into next Thursday night's contest with the undefeated and slate-ranked Mainland Buccaneers. Ranked 10th In last week's Florida Sports Writers Association's Class 6A state poll, the Buccaneers handed Lake Brantley Its first loss of the u . inIn„ a_u . , theseason. season.35-26. 35-26.last lastfriH Friday showdown of undefeated team * Spruce Creek, which fell to 6 7 overall and 6 6 In the district, hosts Deltona In another 6ADistrict 4 contest next week. Stalstically. the Rams were beaten everywhere but the scoreboard by Spruce Creek Friday night. Senior quarterback Tracy Holmes completed 11 o f 19 passes for 191 yarda and all three Spruce Creek touchdowns. John Thomas rushed 16 times for a game-high 72 yards to spearhead a ground attack that accumulated 152 yards. It wasn't enough to beat Lake Mary, which got ... Yard* Pa**lnK from quarterback Tyson Hlnshaw and collected 107 yards rushing. David Henkel gave the Rams the first lead of the night when he kicked a 38-yard field goal midway through the second period. Spruce Creek came right back with a five-play. 86-yard drive capped by a 33-yard scoring strike , ... . . _ . from Holmes to Jaren Braun. Thom as rushed for the two-potnt coversion and an 6 3 Hawk lead. Lake Mary managed to seize the lead back before halftime aa Recolon Jumpp scored on an 8-yard run with Just under two minutes left in the second quarter. The pass for the two-point conversion was Incomplete, sending the Rams Into halftime up by one point. B-8. That advantage swelled to nine points in the third quarter as the Rams took the opening kickoff and mounted a 67-yard scoring drive that took over six minutes off the clock. Donnie Casey did the honors, rushing in from one yard. Hlnshaw ran for the two-point conversion. Spruce Creek got a break when B.J. Perez snared one of the teams' three interceptions early in the fourth quarter. Holmes quickly turned It Into points, hitting Ryan Totka with a 21-yard scoring pass. The point after failed, leaving the □S#« Bara* Baa* SB FOR T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN YOUR A R E A , READ T H E S A N F O R D HERALD DAILY / *H'.■ W ire �STATS & S T A N D IN G S j 9m m m I 111 N K M t l W clf'i*. NC . C h H f+1 LwmM* W . VM%. » M il I k i « C ll«M . N »»S « H » . M «i* r C M i 'I U ' LwmM. m .tiu a * III H »ry Cm* TarNrvrUM. NC. Cm in m m. k M I INI C M CkftmpNMMp l « N . C tm ttrn . N C . SwS < MMWW I*. M«T»III* i t • 1:M p m Fu'u'iy.lLI J 1 V: •i ■N Fishing is good . . . iff you can ffind the ffish a There is good and bad newt for local freshwater anglers. The good news Is that fall Is a great time to get In aomc of the y e a r 's b est fis h in g . Bass, stripers, sunshine baas, speckled perch, catfish, and bream will all be very active. There will also be a lot less boat traffic as many anglers take to the woods for hunting season. The down side Is that the river Is exceptionally high for this time o f year, and all of these species are roaming hundreds of acres o f previously dry land. With no clearly defined borders, these fish are free to raom wherever they choose, and there Is no way to "pattern " them. Usually, river fish will con­ centrate In deep bends, near sandbars and runoffs, and In sloughs. T h ese a re distinct holding areas, and are depen­ dable for good fishing action. These patterns are now unrelia­ ble because these spots are submerged under several feet of "n e w " water. Best bets In the river would be lakes such as Monroe. Poinsett, and Winder. These lakes have ccntrated In the small stretches o f deeper water. Huge she Herackets and good bass are fairly abundant around the Slate Road 46 bridge. A little fu rth er upstream Is a deep stretch of water that used to be the site of s railroad trestle. This JIM spot has some giant catfish, nice SHUPE b a s s , and a fe w s t r ip e r s . F reclln ln g Uve shiners is a deadly tactic In this spot. You can have some great borders which are fairly defined, freshwater action this year if you and fish are contained somewhat plan your trip around the high to certain areas. Grassy points water levela. and su b m erged w eed b e d s SHUPTS SCOOP Unless you don’ t mind spen­ would be sure bets for some good baas fishing. ding your time on the water Another option for local an­ alm lesaly searching fo r fish, glers is to fish the many lakes planning ahead is crucial to that dot this area. The lakes may having a successful trip. A n hour be higher than normal, but the or so spent on the phone calling fish are are still limited in their halt shops and the like the day m ovem ent to banka. Qraasy before your excursion will help vegetation and submerged weed you narrow down your search beds are good lake structures for a strike. that w ill always hold fish. FISHINQ FORECAST Don’ t plan to fish the Th e W eklva River is an often overlooked hotspot due to its this weekend unless you like to remoteness and shallow waters. spend a lot of time looking for Because It Is so shallow. It Is fish. With the water several feet obvious that fish will be con- over the banks, fishing Is down- rlvar h i tough. L o c a l la k es will er some o f the best action, ■abaotlaa la l s t has had good action with snook, tarpon, jack crevaile, rcdflsh, and flounder. Live bait such as shrimp or finger mullet Is best In the daytime, and lures work well at night. The current full moon period la the top time to fish after dark. C a p t a i n J a c k at P a r i C an averal reports that high seas have churned up the ocean, and the water Is dirty. inside the P a ct, flounder and sheepshead are the lop species, but snook ore hitting al night around the jetties. Pew people realize It. but Inside Ihe Peel, (here la a fair snook population. Action Is steady at Paaca la ls t with sheepshead. rcdflsh. drum, blue fish, and flounder. U ve or dead shrimp is the top ball. Trout and rcdflsh are rated as good back in M a a ^ a lta L sg ssa The a a a tk sa d seems to be Ihe best area to fish. For trout, try grass fla t s la 3 la ft fa s t o f water. Rcdflsh are In shallower water around spall Islands and fla ts . laaaii im a ii ! □ □ □ ! ■ !□ □ □ & ■ !□ □ □ !■ ! □ □ □ ! ■ in a a iB a a a a in s rin o ifli la a o iii ! □ □ □ ! ■ moan la a c iii la a a ii in n n ii d 5 �Clark, Holm es roll BA- Sanford’s top series Hot Shot Edwards on target for Nice & Easy X * After an exchange af frunbte*. .•Mainland took the ball and went M yards on 13 play*. Tit* 'Walton scoring tht tying /touchdown from the seven. The ' of Mike Erthal's (hr* extra -notnt* put the Buccaneers ahead "•Jar good with 43® Ml In the /trcood period. */' Shortly after the enaulag .kickoff. Lake Brantley again fumbled the boll away. Tnrt* plays later. Toltvcr scored the 30 v foe a 14-6 Mainland lead at 1halftime. Lake B r a n t l e y forced ' Jtainland's only punt of the night on the first series of the third quarter. Taking possession ^*t their 49. the Patriots went SI . jrards. all on five carrtea by Heath Rltenour. with the final J,/un covering 39 yards. Trailing are Nice 6 Easy's (77): Bamboo Cafe's Bafeaaaa Lake Brantley went far the ring two-point conversion, but he run was snuffed out In the ■ckfteld. Mainland answered fust three in fs are Whiskey 1681; Uncle Nick s re 6 Easy entries C (66): O n * H ole ys later on a broken play. a back to Toliver? But the Patriots had the play covered, ao Walton th r e w th e b a ll to A lv e s te r Sermon, who ran untouched down the sideline for 76 yards and a 31*13 lead. ' • Lake Brantley scored early In the fourth quarter. Rltenour capping a 13-play. 60 yard drive with a one-yard plunge. John Brrmrdt's kick made the score JM 9 This lim e It eras Mainland's turn to go on a long scoring drive, ea tin g up almost ala minutes while going 64 yards on ' 13 plays. Toliver acortng from •the four. The drive Included a 63-yard paaa from Tolliver lo Joe Glddent on a fouxtb-and-30 play from the 36. * Wllh only 5:46 left and trailing 2d-19, the Patriots rallied. ... On second and 17. Dell McGee took a pitch and headed for the try an onatdes pfrh from the 38. Mainland's Murray Clayton fell on the looae baft at the 38. Walton then put the nail tn the coffin as be went 35 yards for hie second acme o f the n igh t ‘ T h e ir defense la the beat w e've seen all year. We kept banging the ball out there, but they did n o t g i v e up t h e l o n g touchdow n." G reyhounds together tonight. We weren't ready for this type o f /attack, and I take the blame." The only positive for Lyman tn 4 ie second quarter was Tommy D ixon 's 45-yard touchdown pasa No Willie Jones. Th e game was •till within reach at halftime. 135*21. t Lyman drove downlkkl In the Jthtrd quarter, but DeLand's Dee Patrick made a fine interception tn the end sane. Late In the quarter, the Greyhounds forced DeLand to punt still trailing only 38-31. B u t a penalty gave DeLand a first down and new life. "T h a t eras the turning point tn the second half. " said Baker. T h e Bulldogs scored on that drive, capped by Eric Shipman's 3-yard run. DeLand dominated the Ume-of-poaaeaalon dock the rest o f the game. (toe had another 10-yard reception in the final period). Cypress Creek loot 45 yards rushing for the m in e and was 0 4 throwing the b d l. ll mattered little, since Semi­ nole fumbled the ball aw ay twice, threw three Interceptions, and was w histled for seven penalties worth 00 yards. Trail­ ing 160, Seminole turned the ball over on Its next three possessions, twice in Cypress Creek territory. The Tribe finally got some­ t h in g g o in g In th e fo u rth quarter, scoring on their last two Cliff Branch, who took over at q u a r te r b a c k In th e fo u rth q u a rte r, ca u g h t a 3 1-yard touchdown halfback option paaa from Robert Ruffin with 7:34 to play. Seminole went for tw o on the point-after, but the paaa fell Incomplete. After getting the ball back with 3:10 to go. the Seminole* put together another scoring drive. Terrell Jackson capping It with a 16-yard touchdow n paaa to Michael Will lama. Jackson then i .f ... «•» cc • /r.1? a n jj on another drive that he culmi­ nated w ith a I-yard quarterback sneak fo r a touchdown. Jumpp bulled hts way In for the twopotnt conversion. R e m a r k a b ly , the w ln le a a Hawks had one last gaap In them, cutting the deficit to three points w ith just under three minutes to play as Holmes and Braun hooked up for their aee* and touch down connection, this one a 17-yarder, and Thom as rushed fo r his second two-point i >vn. I M. trn MU 24 HOUR & EMERGENCY TOWING 322-8930 5-Spud Ti PowtrBvtktt I*Air Conditioning SOURCE M gfd yM T X p m G R E Y H O U N D PARK BE WITH SEMINOLE FORD 322-1481 SANFORD, FL. FORD �O ld M cD onald’s has gone away Schlotzsky’s Deli to take over Sanford landmark LAKE MARY — Dennis Couraon. president/CEO o f First Seminole Bank haa announced third quarter year lo dale earnings of *307.007. ns compared lo *163.400 in 1903 It rvprearatsa 143 percent tncreaar. Earnings per share for 1064 year to date la *1.15 v e n u e *.5 0 per share In 1903. P in t Seminole Bank has earned a ftve-etar rating from Bauer Financial Reports. Inc., a nationally reengntred award for superior safely, strength and performance. A five-star rating la the highest. Indicating that First Seminole Bank's tangible capital ratio and/or Its total rtak-baacd capital ratio exceeded the level required by federal regulators by more than twice. First Seminole Bank was chartered In 106*. It la a locally owned. Independent comunity bank with IB employees. Assets as o f Oct. 11.1004 a rt * 4 4 .138.33ft First Seminole la tocatru at 3906 W. Lake Mary Blvd. In Lake SANFORD — The Small Business Council of the Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce la holding a seminar on Friday. Nov. 1*. beginning at 8 a m., on "H ow to Borrow Money for Your (Justness.'* There la no charge for Ihe seminar, which will Include a com plementary breakfast. Reservations are requested In advance. For Information and/or reservations, contact the chamber office at 322-2212. a month at the 2004 Orlando Drive location Schlotxafcy'e Drtl haa leaned the building from Ball Family Partners o f Lake Mary, which purchased the budduig back W January. "W e have now leased N to the Schlotcaky's people." said Tom Ball, "and they have been w undcrM i people to work with. They have an exceOrnl reputa­ tion and I feel certain they win be a welcome addition to the Ball la a licensed real ratals broker, d ra lln g tn com me rrtalAnvestment properties He Is a Lake Mary resident. " T h e y h a ve an e x c e lle n t m enu." Ball maid, "including soups, salads, p lu s , and many o p o g n t n i fa c to r y ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The Spaghetti Factory, an 11si Ian Restaurant and market, has leased 3.023 square fret o f retail ■pace In Altamonte Springs. Brofcrr-aMnrlatr Judy Oakley Flitter, with Kryea Asset Management. Inc.. Orlando, negoti­ ated a lease. The restaurant will be located at Spring Center South. 1 IBS Spring Centre Blvd.. Altamonte Springs Ball said there are several other Srhfotxaky's Della In the Central Florida area, and he has sampled the food products of­ fered at one o f the stores on New York near Fairbanks, in Winter Park. " I believe they have appeoxl- The former McDonald's restaurant at K IM Orlando Drive, w ill becom e e Schiotxaky** Dell by mately 340 restaurants arraaa the nation." Ball explained, ’ ’so you know they are a well-known operation, and are being suec e s a f u l e l s e w h e r e tn t h e country." Th e other Restaurants i operate at IBf near Interstate- T r f-C tty p r o m o t e s M o o n t y ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Trt-Clty Electrical Contractors. Inc., haa announced the promotion of Gary Mooney to Corporate Training Director. Mooney Is a licensed master electrician with over 20 years experience. In hla new position. Mooney will be responsible for creating and Implementing the company’s In-house trade training M/I breaks ground OVIEDO — M/I Homes of Orlando has broken ground on Its n t w * community. Ekana Green. In Oviedo. The community w ill have 00 bomesltes. half o f them on the Ekana semi private golf course according to division manager David Byrnes Byrnes said he hopes to have two models ready for viewing by December. The three and four bedroom homes wtll be priced from 6110.000 to * 100.000. with living areas from 1.600 to 2.0000 square feet. Seven floor plans arc available Ekana Green la located between Mitchell Hammock and 1 xrkwaailln ailx in Oviedo. Builder’s Square II to shut down LAKE MARY - One o f Lake Mary's U rge stir major retail stores la to be closed. The Builder's Square store at 3790 Flagg Lane, la scheduled to cloae In mid-January. Tx.. m la part o f (ha Kmart Corporation, which owns the building. O tte r major a to m owned and operated by Kmart Include the Sports Authority, PACE Membership Warehouse, Three other Builder's Square fsctlutea reportedly will continue to operatr In the Central Florida area. In Casselberry. Apopka and Orlando The Lake Mary facility re- i _____ > ._____ m iiin n i S n ip lu n e n w o n ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Greater Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce will hold a membership luncheon Friday. Oct. 2*. from 11:30 a.m. until I p m., at Maiaon et Jardln. 430 Wymocr Road. Altamonte Springs. T h e topic la "T h e Great 2**': Florida's Community Colleges. Speaker will be David Armstrong. Assistant Executive Director o f the Division of Community Colleges In Tallahassee. Seminole Community College Is sponsoring the luncheon. Coat la *1 9 for m em bers. *2 0 for guests. Advance reservations are required. Phone 4262852. wvYMVKi m M nngs The Florida State Chamber of Commerce- la holding two ■pedal meetings this week at the Radiason Plaza Hotel In Orlando. Both pertain to environment. Including how it pertains to business and the construction Industries, as well as planners and government officials. •O ct. 27 — Ecosystem Management and Environmental Resource Permitting. T h e all day session begins at 7:30 a.m. and entends through 6:30 p.m.. with lunch and refreshment breaks Included. •O ct. 27 — Ecosystem Management A Environmental Resource Permitting. The all day session begins at 7:30 a.m and concludes at 6:30 p.m. with lunch and refreshment breaks included. The chamber recommends builders, contractors, attorneys, engineers, governm ent officials, planners, developers, architects, land surveyors, realtors and others w ill be helped through attending these sessions. Registration coat for one day Is *199 for Florida Chamber members and *229 for non-members. Doth days will be *345 for members and *399 for non members. Registrations are limited. For more Information about the subject matter or how to register phone (904) 429-2477. were surprtsrd to hear said Lake Mary C ity The Small Business Develop­ m ent C enter (SBDC) at the College of Business Administra­ tion. University of Florida, is c o n t i n u i n g Its a er i es of workshops designed for small business ow ners lo enhance their skills. Advance regist ration ts re­ quired for all programs, ax seal­ ing la limited. The following workshops will be o ffe r e d fo r this com in g month: • Nov. I — Essentials In Con­ tract Management. Government Coat Accounting Standards. 6 9 p.m. Free. •N o v . 2 - Dollar* for Busi­ ness. 1 to 3 p.m. Free. • Nov. 3 — Tax Forum. 7:30 lo 9:30 a.m. Free. • Nov. 3 — Mastering the Skills o f International Trade. Making the Connection. 9 a.m. to noon, (held on alternating Sundays) Cost *99. • Nov. 7 — Ideas lo Dollar* — Planner Malt West. "T h e store opened almost two years ago 12 noon in 3 p m. Fee *33 • Nov H — Essentials tn Con­ tract Management. Bringing It all together. 6 to 0 p m. Free. • Nov. 10 - ABC's o f Export­ ing — Ba m. lo noon. Fee. *39. • N o v . 14 — Huslnesa Plan Writing. ft:30 a m. to 12 30 p.m. Fee. *39. • Nov. 14 — Doing Business with Prime Contractors |tn Or­ lando) 0a.m . in noon Free. • N o v . 19 — Essentials tn Contract Management. Proposal Evaluation A Source Selection. 6 to O p m . Free. • Nov. 16 — Dollar* for Busi­ ness. 1 to 3 p.m. Free. • Nov. 19 — Mastering the Skills o f International Trade. Completing the Deal. 9 a.m. until noon. *59. • N o v . 30 — Dollar* for Busi­ ness. 1 to 3 p.m. Free. For moat courses where fees are charged early registration and payment of fees m ay result In a *1 0 discount. For Information regarding any o f the courses, or registration information, phone 823-3994. For Personal & C om m ercial Insurance TONY RUSSI. JR. Classic ribbon cutting Tha Graater Sanford Chamber of Commerce bald a grand opsnlng calibration recently, at Classic Graphics, at Its new location, 906 French Avenue. Among Ihosa attending tha observance, left lo right, Chamber members Rick RussI, Andrea i Krazeiae, Norm Kramar, Law Bear*. Mayor Bettye Smith, owner Chuck Beeghley, and John Durman, Bob Douglas, Bill Simmons and Jack Croach, plus several others, The Nome Depot, actum the street (Lake Mary Boulevard) has Parisian store progresses at Seminole Towne Center SANFORD - Another giant step haa taken place toward development of the Seminole Towne Center area. The site plan for Parisian Department Store was brought up during this past Th u rsd a y nights Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. The Parisian More, one o f the five major tenants, had atte plans reviewed by the Sanford Planning and Zoning Com­ mission. The store, when com pleted, wtll have two levels with a total o f 140,000 square feet o f apace. There will be one upper-level entrance and tw o from the lower level. Parisian will employ approx­ imately 290 sales associates with a management team of 25 Other major tenants sched­ uled for the Towne Center are Dillards, J C.Penney. Burdlnes and Bears. Some have already had their site plans reviewed byP A Z . Th e new Parisian store at Seminole Towne Center will be the 21st o f Its type tn the nation, especially tn the South­ east and Ohio. It will be the third Parisian store In the state of Florida. A ccord in g to promotional m aterial. Parisian features updated traditional, uppermoderate to better-priced ap­ parel. shoes, coemetics and accessories for women, men and children. It was recognized as one of the 200 best small companies In A m e r i c a b y F o r b e s manaxtnc in 1906. Other pub­ lications listed It as one of America's top service organise- �Lillie Ruth turns ill L A K IM A H V •H O M E — •HAY KOCQCL •nai88ance singers perform; Thornton earns PH.D _________________________________________ . . . .. * ths fine a rn n g im — H at Afri­ ca n -A m erica n s p iritu a ls b y Burleigh. Dawson. W ork sad Others. They have I r n Joined b y a group o f T a m p a area musicians who are likewise de­ dicated to the research and performance o f these spirituals. Th e repertoire o f the Spiritual Renaissance Singers Includes ar­ rangements Cor mixed voices by Hail Johnson. Jester Hairston, and John W. Work. They will be In concert on Oct. (I- / 4$K ----n f 29 at 6 p.m. at the St. John M ission ary B a p tis t Church. Cypress Ave. and 10th Street. This group is sponsored by the SC John's Sanctuary Choir. The Rev. Robert Doctor Is pastor. Karen Anita Thornton, daugh­ ter o f Bennie and Katheryn Joseph Alexander, has recently completed all requirements for the Ph.D. degree in nursing. Thornton Is s graduate o f Seminole High School, class o f 1974. She received the degree o f s^ U h a o In m i bachelor o f science In nursing from Florin AAM University tn 1978. D u rin g the fo llo w in g y ea n , she was employed aa a registered nurse at TaWahasarr Memorial Regional Medical Cen­ ter. In entered the Horace H. Rackham the University o f Michigan. Ann Arbor. Mich., and received the degree o f masters o f science, psychiatric-mental health nurs­ ing. During the following y ea n , she was employed aa aa aaalstant professor o f nursing at Florida A A M University. TailsShe completed her studies tn the Graduate School o f Nursing at the University at Texas at Austin and received a Ph D . tn nursing in S e p t e m h ^ lW i, Her dissertation was r i H H h p Ing Strategies and Perception of Martial Satisfaction In Parents of Depressed Adolescents." Presently she Is a post doctoral s c h o l a r a n d l e c t u r e r In �Polishing up on Spoon collection grows to 148 over the years looking for band equipment, Riff told Jack he had found exactly what Mom needed to Mart her new collection, a apoon. That led to 148 more over the y e a n ." W eal displayed her m any spoons from aa far away as Ireland, a gift from her staler, to many finds from local yard sales. One spoon she was quite proud o f was her Cam pbell's soup Carnetta Holness Sherman Waters exchange vows DELTONA - Carnetta Ann Holness and Sherman Bernard Waters are announcing their marriage today. T h ey arete married Aug. 27. I9 M . at 3 p m., at Deltona Christian Church. Deltona. Th e Rev. William Bradley Jr. performed the traditional ceremony. The bride la the daughter o f Kenneth Holneaa o f Seville, and Irene McNair o f Deltona. T h e groom la th e son o f Altameaae Hunter o f Daytona Beach and Herbert Waters Sr. o f Sarasota. Given In marriage by her lather, the bride chose for her gown w ith full train. Th e Empire Collar o f lace appUqued with seed pearls and sequins accentuated the lilted bodice embellished with lace appli­ que. The puffed satin sleeves w e r e b o rd e re d w ith la c e applique and. Illusion. Her full-length Illusion veil was pulled at the crown and she wore a wide band o f matching lace applique decorated wtth seed pearls and sequins. She carried a cascading bouquet of pink and white roars, white carnations, baby's breath and greenery. Bridget Wilson, the bride's sister, served as maid o f honor. Matron of honor waa Mahalta Johnson. T h e y both w ore dusty rose and black satin ankle-length dresses wtth off-the-shoulder collars. They ca rried b o u q u ets o f rosecolored silk flowers accented wtth Mack lace. B rid esm aid s w e re G reta Holneaa and Erica McNair, sisters of the bride. Andrea Bailey. Nicole Robinson and Ginger Ford. They wore Iden­ tical dresses to the honor attendants except the aktrtx were dusty rose and the bod­ ices were black. Thetr (lowers were Identical. Herbert Waters Jr., brother o f the groom, and Daryl An­ derson served sa beat men. G ro o m sm a n w e re JSStn Holness. brother o f the’ bride. Stacy Howard. Travts Moody. H e rb e rt B e rn a rd W a ters, nephew o f the groom, and Martin Reeae. Jovsn Johnson served as flower girt; Patrick Wilson was ring bearer. , Fallowing the ceremony, a reception was held at the Deltons W om an's Club. De­ ltona. Assistants for the re­ ception were Martha Robinson and Dot Bradley. A fte r a w edd in g trip to F r e e p o r t . B a h a m a s , th e newlyweds are making their home In Deltona. T h e bride la em ployed as a nurse at DcBsry Manor. DeBary. sad the groom la a •elf-employed carpenter. Four shelves of spoons line the walla in the West's home sad ev ery stale in the union la represented. Another special spoon that Weal mrnttnswd M When not coOectlng. Weal irf active with the Garden Chib a ( S a n fo rd a n d F ir s t B a p t ia f Church o f Longwood. She pro* udty spoke o f her husband of 4(t years, her three sons and twrf grm norm w rn w m cunciuon^ by s a y in g . " C o lle c t in g th e spoons beeps m e buoy and active. It's a joy for me. ft taked Dietrich At Brock gave the Invocation and his twin brother. Pete, moved about In fellowship with his classmates. Jsnlece Brown St rack, won the p rise for tra v e lin g (h e ales! distance from La Junta. . to attend the reunion. Once again the classmates e n j o y e d v i s i t i n g w i t h o ne another and going over snd over their school days In Sanford. It was obvious that parting was such sweet sorrow and many left saying. "Sec you In five years." at the next planned reunion." LIIIIb Ruth marks 90th birthday G h o st’ play and party planned next W ednesday were also considered a part at the collection. 90th birthday calibration. S Planning for '*Tha Cantsrvills Ghost art (from laft). Jana Scott, Dick Rythar, John Ramsay. Andy Locks, Dorothy Ramsay, Rob Jonas. Carols Qllbsrt and Shlrlay Brumlay. Not shown; Malt Lee and Cart Lea Sr. Intercourse. Pa. "M y nephew got m e o n e s p o o n f r o m the Pennsylvania Dutch area called Intercourse." she said. "H e sent soup spoon, she said. " I asked the lady how much she wanted for the spoon and she said ten cents. She told me that It was her son's and he didn’t want It any more and didn't rare what she did with It. He waaaimoM 50 years old now." When Lillie Ruth Schumacher turned 90 on Oct.9. this special milestone called for a gala cele­ b ra tio n . H er n iece. Gi n g e r Galbreath of Astor was hostess at a champagne luncheon on Oct. 6 at the Citrus Club In Orlando. Lillie Ruth's granddaughter, nieces and other ladles In the family came from various points In the state to honor her. LUlle Ruth was lovely wearing a pale blue silk knit dress accented by a while and gold corsage from her niece Sally Spencer whwo waa unable to attend the event. A biographic sketch presented by nieces Ginger Shaddix. Astor. and Carol Gardinier. Daytona Beach, chronicled LUlle Ruth's life, highlighting each decade wtth items from almanacs such aa popular songs snd the price of a gallon o f mUk. Birthday greet­ ings received from the White House were also read. A fo u rth g en e ra tio n Sanfordlte. LUlle Ruth Spencer was bom and reared here. For many years, she owned and operated Spencer-Hsrdcn Dairy with her first husband. George Harden. After hta death, she married William Schumacher, a retired vice president of International Harvester, and waa widowed SANFORD — Who knows what sound effects. The performance evtl lurks In the heart o f man ... » free to the public. Also begin the shadow knows!" Do these n l n g a t 5 : 3 0 p . m . . t h e phrases sound familiar? They Buckancera will have trick or may If you remember the golden treat and a ghoulish buffet for days o f radio. children, kindergarten through Wednesday, a pre-Halloween grade five. A donation of 82 per show by the First Presbyterian child is requested. Church of Sanford wUl present Costumes can be worn by the W ild es radio play "T h e Can- kids portraying their favorite trrvllle Ghost” In Fellowship character. Come and have a safe Hall at Fourth Street and Park and sane Halloween party for aU. Avenue. This Is a live perfor- The seasonal word for this time mance with dialogue, music, and of year is Bool again In 1906. day. C lev er gifts w ere then; In the past. U llle Ruth was purchased or handmade to suit! active In the garden club and the t i m e In d ic a ted . K r is ti! hospital auxiliary. She has taro Meriwether recorded each gift In; sons. Spencer Harden o f Texas, the bride's album. and George Harden o f Fern Park. Several games were played! Although, this was strictly a with prises going to ChrtMy! c e le b r a tio n fo r th e fa m ily Krieghbaum. Samantha Parker; women, one male waa In atten­ and Andrea Vasques. dance. Two-month-old Jordan Another interesting game wasNaaaer accompanied his mother. played — Antique Bridal BUigo! Audra Naaaer o f Dade City and Game — made by the bride's! Caracas. Ven.. and used this grandmother. Maryed Meeks In; occasion to make his debut and 1040 when she hosted bridal* meet his admiring relatives. parties before her marriage to! the late Mr. Charles Meeks. The! game was also played at a bridal; s h o w e r g iv e n fo r A s h le y ’ s* Ashley Schanel waa honored mother. Myral Schanel In 1969. T h e h os te sa es p re s e n te d ! al a bridal "Around-the-Clock" shower nn Oct. 7 at the Sun Ashley and her mother with; Lake Circle A part m enu In Lake unique Victorian corsages lash-* Mary with K rl-'v Frasier serving loncd o f pink silk rosea and! as the hostess, i nls was one of handmade Cluny lace (lowers as! the first gatherings o> Mie Alpha everlasting reminders o f this; special occasion. Delta PI sorority sisters since E a c h g u e s t r e c e i v e d a! their graduation from the Uni­ miniature wicker basket con-! versity of Central Florida. Each Invitation waa mailed ts ln tn g a fancy little bear; staling a different time o f the o f the old Items you might have around. The Lake Mary Histori­ cal Museum Is always on the lookout for old pictures from Lake Mary's earlier days. If you And one, please consider donat­ ing the picture or a copy to the museum. For more Information, call Margaret Wesley at 3243060. Cur r e n t l y , t he H is to ric a l Commission Is looking for old Christmas ornaments or decora­ tions that can be put on display at the Frank Evana Center for Christmas In Olde Lake Mary. The commission la looking for tfoqallons or loans. If you're Interested, call Shari Brodle at 321-6471. Calendar girl McriMMs** Sf UwylUe Qracs Haucfc with on# of hor works at tho city halt racaption. Local Girl Scouts and adult volunteers are featured In seven months and on the cover o f the 1995 Girts Scout calendar, on sale nationally from Nov. 4 through 28. From the north Seminole County area four were from Longwood and one. Betsy Llcble. waa from Lake Mary. Citrus Council o f Girt Scouts Invited all girls and adults to audition late last year, for photo sessions. Th e Central Florida girls and adults are featured on the cover, which Is also Novem ­ ber. and the months of January. March. April. June. August and October. Llebie la a troop leader for Junior Troop 848. which also happens to be her daughter Am y's troop. It was for A m y’s benefit that Llebie got lnvovled with the photo shoot, but while they were there she was asked if she wanted lo be Included In a shot. " I was very surprised." Llebie said, when Girl Scout National □ Sea L a b s M ary.Pags 7B ■ — ---- ---------- ~ - •• �■ i ■: iowtad Hm M, lantoed, Ftortda • Sunday. Quaker A Collect calls from brother in prison leaves sister in debt H M • T9 Lake M ary .ate w| w AMQAH VAN ftUPtCN hold Its quarterly general fncfubcnhip meeting. ftCoBBy. Oct. 34. at 7J O pm.. at the - - I - - .1 — Z ~ .r ' TlM C IA « N pw pw the turitty* OB W e d n e s d a y . N ov.S 3 fo r ptrfrup br t v w n noon and 6 p m . T h e turkeys, weighing between I Q w d » poundiycaiHHio. T o ***~ r*. tlon . pieaae co n ta ct c o n n ie ^ t ^ t e ^ u m u d 'o b l t ^ ** <l>?5tS ^ bans win he accepted Bennett at 333-3407. “««J"**"**- ••• i a n f d r d *• ?77d a eem e M ^ tea ta t a M it a a n * Bun me floor. The pranoard slate to; Dick tlon will follow about the contest m this column Vem Fed* • T h e Lake Mary W om en’s d u b win hold na monthly meet* eeireB penaenw a e v e n a g vno Hawkins u n it y , b r in g to g eth er church choirs and muMcta the purpoae o f lifting the m Jesus and bringing othi Chrtat. Proceeds will bene Uon Invites the community to join them nt their first annual a - ■*— » i» a a i — j _ ae .• i m - « Bentley at Sta f l T S . * deadline la Dec. 1. 1904 KJanga visits from O.C. Kianga U K. Ford v w In the etty recently visaing with her m o t h e r . B ren d a, a n d h e r gran d p a ren ts. Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r C . Curry, and oth er fam ily members, kianga la pres­ e n tly liv in g end working In Washington. D C. where she la iStS in * Sanford/Central Florida In­ terdenom inational Mualclana' Guild Invites you to a aptrttlUled. old faahloaed Choir Re­ union *94. T h e day will feature over 90 choir*. Come and help celebrate on the fifth Sunday. Oct. 30. 2:30 p.m. at New Mt. C a lv a ry M la a lo n a ry Baptist Church. W est 13th Street The goal la to spread the spirit of Christian fellowship, promote in the tdevtolon dlvtrard to seeing Ms. Ford’s name an acme o f the National Geographic T V pro­ duct Iona. Th e Crooma clam of 1964 la requesting that members o f the claim join In pt*»«u«ig meetings to be held on Oct. 39. 6:30 p.m. a t th e h om e o f R o sca n n er OES turns 11 todsy Sweet Harmony No. 388 Order o f Eastern Star will observe ihelr 11th anniversary, today. 3 p.m. at f V Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church on Airport Boul­ evard. The guest speaker w ill be the Rev. Arthur Graham, pastor o f St. Mary’s Mlaalonary Baptist Church. Conway. Sweet Harmony hopes for a good turnout. Com e and help celebrate their anniversary. ( Ma r t s H a w k i n s la a fantadMotad cnrrttpondsnl Long w ood BBSS i9VTSSnS5S .wtT7|t6SiR lewiitua m 1*™* titled. "Roars. Rosea. Rosea." The club toured the White Rose Nursery In Euatls. Their guide. Richard Hahman. explained the process of seeding, potting and repotting as well as the White Rose prescription for creating roses with a long Ufe span and rooting for protection against and resistance of disease. According to Marie Kuhns, president o f the d u b . the guide was great, the weather was perfect and the flowers were beautiful. Marie said the was especially fond o f the gardenias. The Sable Point Garden Club's secondary board Includes: Mary Gross. Anne Fogerty. and Marie Wargo as program chairs; Irene Kahn la Social and Sunshine c ha l r pe r a o n: G l n n y Baker. Newsletter: Carol Jaeger and Ellens Russell as Hospitality chairpersons: J a ck ie Butler. B eautification: G all Shaughneaay, Publicity: Jane Malle. H istoria n : Marilyn M arshall. T elep h o n e : Shelly Ferguson. Parliamentarian. For further In­ formation on this club and Its many worthwhile activities, call M em bership Chairman Cathy Henderson at 8624370. Potto* Dipt starts «##n danct Th e etty o f Longwood Police D epartm ent has successfully started a "teen dance" called "N igh t Moves. ‘ It to held on Friday nights from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. at 311 Dane Lane, o ff S.R. 434. It to a drug, alcohol and smoke free atmosphere which Is ch a p eron ed by parents and police officers. The reason for the dance to to g i v e a l l S e mi n o l e C o u n t y children between the ages o f 10-18 a safe place to dance and so cialize in a structured a t ­ mosphere. Th e Longwood Police Depart­ ment srould like to Invite all Seminole youth church groups to come and join them. I f you would like any further Informa­ tion. pieaae call Assistant Chief T e n y Baker. Longwood Police Station. 260-3400 or Lynda Kane at 260-0450. Also, on Saturday nights from 7:30 until 10:30 pm ., they w ill be having country line dancing for children and adults. (Shay Koogel la a Santa* tha Longwood arna. Phono: 3339414) C I N E M A S '? -’ L I T C H H L I D C I N E M A 10 UTTII GIANTS I I mb at! t » ait I FORREST GUMP 99-13 Dietrich Christmas arrangement bearing her name tag. Silver and crystal appoint­ ments offered m ixed nuts, petit fours, pastel mints, variety o f cheeses and crackers, various fresh fruits and punch. Others attending were: Kxtasy Vail. Stephanie Snyder. Molly Meeks. Mandy Meeks. Nancy terwtlleger. Laura Cheney. Lias Flanagan. Valeri Davis. Mary Childers. Charlene Sleg. Julia Barnett. Jessica Frailer. Amy D o n o v a n . J udy O r l m s h a w . Wendy Grlmshaw and Meredith HammerlL Ashley w ill become the bride o f Gregory Grlmshaw in Novem ­ ber. P U L P F IC T IO N » tssaiassa m THE SPECIALIST (DTS) t * 4 » hi# Ml W IB CRAVENSIKWMQfflIMI ait * » rm ait THE PUPPETMASTERS to) ataajBMaasB R v �u; TATA! O A O fF fO U DOMT FDKM.T TO RJTTW t VfcOTOU} TtN -N R Z GM QM CQur r ------ - U W fC U f T W S BtftcouicnoH , oat x— — r t t d w r i f r i r * b x li i m a u I p b yslesl d f i l t t l l y . For 1 CAN T BELIEVE I'M CTTlN f HCftf IN THE 0E5Err LISTENING to a hock t e l l m e th e STORY OF h is UPC-. HE*' LIFE SORRY _ Your place could be * magnet lodajr. stlrartlng people as a gathering apot Don't be sur p l e d if you h ere t o n e ultrapeeled ( u n i t U M (March 21 April IO| Keep your achedulr a* flr tib k u pnaalblr today You might re­ quire a vartrty o f activities to appraaa your r rulcaaruaa. Don't get tied down If you ran help It. T A O i m (Aped 30-May 201 Try «o apend name tune today 1 H M ^D TH AT M J / R tp p W G VOGA£X£A?SK. r WIH IT T l U' T IHf nosi «S N C f«4 t k OCOPtl 10H— G U ftA G ir n u A M r S r o o a auo f a w ripetltor you possess. What you have to oner wttt be at immense value. have to earn what yw l hdp* ta* ' f f * * ' T gain Striving lor your goOM add prove educational and hut. eeadd eaAaeca flCOg P fO (Oct. 24 Nov. 22) An enterprtae in which you're presently Involved has greater potential than anyone realties. Events will bear this out. Major changes are ahead lor Scorpio In the coming year. Srnd lor your AsirnGraph predictions today. Mall *1.25 to AstroGraph. c/o this newspaper. P.O Boa 4465. New York. N Y 10163 Be sure to state your io d ise sign. W m (Feb. 2 0 March SOI Although you might not dettberatrly aceh attention today, you will m ake a favorable tonamatan wherever you go. Have nan aa a 21) Today, ctocumstances might provide you w ith an opening for a piece o f the action where two others have already done most of the spade work. C A P M C O M N (Dec. 22-Jan 19) S om eth in g y o u 'v e been hoping for might soon come about. An Important ally could ‘grass? Rum in GARFIELD COUGH COOUU6H HAAACF^ \ COUGH COUGH. YOU PONT CARE \ FOR Tm£ OUTPOOR4J DO VOO? — r A t ^ o i / C t h a t fr esh rY Y v f l w r L )) S 4100. HOCKS HOCCCCH 5 HACKCOOGM X UPTHWE.ROeOTMAH'7 Tvw * w e r e i Fir s t DEClAREO NY L O ft FOR\ \ CYHTWA W ESN'CK.1 \ \ CARVED OUR NMAES > \ I N THAT TREE . ^ 4 4 r 0W W R H 'g ta W > LOOK AT THAT? SOME JERKS DEFACED TOUR HEMC4N' MOW'S A GUV TO BREATHE WITH ALL HOMO THOSE 9JERE OUR . PET maSSes AtR OUT t h e r e ?/ ultimate T A U R 0 6 (April 20M ay 20| I f a delicate matter e x t o t that you 've been wanting to dtocuaa O U n m (May 2 1-June 2 0 ) Your Intense efforts are apt to pay o ff today, especially in How do you view virtue? Not doing something to someone else that you wouldn’ t want him lo do lo you? I was amused by the definition o f Robert Lynd, the Anglo-Irish essayist and Journal­ ist: "B y virtue we merely mean the avoidance o f the vices Dial do not attract u s " diamonds were rstshHshed S o South won with the spade king and led Ihe diamond king. H ow ­ ever. West won wtth the ace and Immediately switched lo a heart. Declarer lost a trick In each suit. South should have fought lo keep West off the lead. T h e correct play. Just In caae W eal T h e r e l a. o f c o u r s e , an has all four trumps. Is run the avoidance play In bridge. Some­ spade jack at trick three. Even If times II la easy to spot, some- ihe finesse loses lo East's queen, limes as In today's deal less the contract la safe because East easy. cannot attack hearts. How should South plan the W hen the spade finesse wins play In four spades? West leads and East follows, declarer draw * Ihe club three. East wins the W est's remaining trumps and first trick and tries to cash Ihe drives out the diamond me*. Th e club ace. heart switch comes, but loo late. South r u ffe d the second trick, Here South brings home an played a spade to dummy's ace overttick: six spades, one heart and called for the spade eight. and four diamonds. East's discard slopped South In «.C s»VrU M IfS « NI Wt PAMH I Ntits tracks. If he ducked the trick TEsraiti A1SM d u j ftnr ttlb w * »fo THEY ERASED TOUR MAMESAMDWT < “ IIT FACE LCNES V LARD BUTT V j - ■S H u aH aH gm n n ggn n ag| " T * " * * " P »m f« » J t > i standout S Lu S ff A 2 I M (March 21-Apnl 19) front man. Situations should have a way o f eventually arorklng out to your T1MOO (Au| advantage today, even Your influence though events and early in* tlmate circle of dlcaiora might signal otherwise. extnwrdtoary t Hr* A*7h AO#OTICS D EFT. 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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 23, 1994; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b3e44c8e28f3cbc3e7a56de1246ff285.pdf 5c6098b24c943b672d539335a242345c PDF Text Text C Ovember 11, 1994 Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnola County alnoa 1 0 0 8 IW t To*/. No 71 • Son ton), Honda NEW S DIG EST INBIPB__________ Sports S cam | c h e a ts e ld e r ly 19-state swindle based in Sanford reaps $5 million By V IC K I OsSOMMIIM Harak) SfaM Writer Raiders romp S A N F O H D — I h r V m in o lr C (dirge men's Isxskrlhwll tram lit with an M3 70 v irio n m e t dr rham pion Polk Com m unity l ollrgi See Page t H People Play it safe with holiday foods In these htisi times many holiday hsal preparer* are rrsaaiing lo purchasing foods already ctstketl In her Consumer Fonts rulumn '•slay llwtlsara tiregg tells readers to use rare in Ihe handling of ralrred hauls See Page 111 BRIEFS ~ i-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Murder suspect turns self In SANFORD A suspect in a six year old murder case tinned him srll in al ihe V m in o lr C o u n ty jail this m o rn in g said sheriff s spokrwman Ed MiDurvough Michael Edward Shelton U . was taken into rustody on a Mist degree murder tlia ig r M. Ikmough Mid H hrlion was w anird for I fir May 24 |«*h * sheading death ,4 |tt year old Cha-ntim llm w n al the corner of Salma IMtvc and V d lh Sireel near Altamonte Spungs McDonough said the slaait Ing death appeared lo he a drug deal which had gone had lie fXmough M id Investigator* tracked Shelton lo Dallas Texas when he apparently decided to turn himself in on learning of the a arrant for his arrest Wekiva River Awareness Day SANFO RD The Friends of the W rktva R l*u w ill hold us 14th annual 'W rk lv a River ''w a re new# Day wiih a ranee* lout of the ttvrr this Saturday ParlKIpants will sjwnd four to llv r hours touring the Little W rklva and Wrktva Rivers to acquaint them with one of the few rivers in Ihe stale lo twar the title. OwiBtamltna Morlcta Wat re 1‘snw-ypants should meet at Katie s la n din g at h .IO a in and ate rocouraged to bring a ttiv u rd dish nr salad for llyr ph nil lo follow Katie a is located nnrlh of Stair Hoad ID i n ihe Seminole C oun ty side of I V W rklva Hlver Following Ih r lour, paddlera will have ihe opportunity lo partlripatr in the picnic and hear Florida Game and Fresh W a in Fish htnloglat .lavde Hoof s|irak on the Florida lilac k tirar lirfrrsh m rn ia will tic provided I h r cost is f l u firi adult and children 12 or older and IS for children under 12 Call fi2H 1482 or "fax" 122 0766 lor trarrv alums, whic h are required Midway water shut-off S A N FO H D — The V m in o lr County Commit n lly D rvrlo m rn l office has announced lha I water service* for Midway residents will he turned oil lilts Saturday Nov 12. from ft a in until 12 noon The shut down will afTrcl all residents of the Midway com m unity The *hut oil 1% In order lo complete drainage work bring done m Midway, by Slorm ixatrr and Underground Inc. V n io r i'lanttrr Anthony I'rli of the county's C o m m un ity Development Block Grant program %a>* ih r county Is sorry lor ihe inconvenience, but Ih r temporary shut-oil is nec essary Hairing any unfotseen problems, the water Is expected to lie lurried on by noon Correction I.O N G W O O D — There I* no spri lal Hireling of the lamgwood City Commission mnlghl In srlrt I a new mayor The meeting reported In Thurs day's Sanford H r m id was due lo a reporter's error Although a special Hireling was ills cussed, all five commissioners could nnl altrnd T h r new mayor may he chosen al Ihc regular commission meeting November 21 Mayor Sieve Miller was d rfra ird for re-election Tuesday as district 3 commissioner The mayor Is selected from ihe five city commissioners Victim* a n t g ivrn phone nurnlirra to verify the |h i t hr* about Ihctt winning* An«w rrtng machine* Mill I her had leai he«| the |*ut*|latter a S A S f'O H l) — A Sanford tsisrd M h n u r mav Clearing llouar <Hmi>*nv or tire "D 8 Bureau of h 4 tr defrauded atanit I d J O elderly |*<.plr in 10 Tarnation ** •lairs out of I ) million. federal authorities u > t oiler* arrrr then inaiiutied to arnd money by Believing they w rtr winners in the Publisher* Western I nton to a « ( « < tfir iirraon 1 Irartnf llm i«r S a rrp tla k rt (hr triclinia a rrr Aaaisiani U S Attorney Handy (iold aakl ih r asked (o arnd ftiorvey ao ih r conical n r^a n irrrt scheme, which elalntrd tu n m a in stales as could |wi the laara and ittaurant r on ihr far rrach in g as Texa* t all lorn la O h m and •inning* M * « « i huaetia probably l u t hren shot down with Ihr aural o4 five cenlral Floridian* iih hiding one San lord man Four other *u»pn ta. all of whom most rrrrn tly railed Sanford home arr being sought In rentral Florida While they ha*r not yet been taken Into euatndt Gold M id they are expected to l«r arrested warn <k4d said vie tuna have *rnl a total of about •SO OOO lo alorra and flnam lal offices In » « « be am. Tag* 7A IRS critic jailed Seminole High School Homecoming 1994 Parade draws cheers By V IC K I OoBONMIBR Haraid Staff Writer HANFORD - If ih r seniors Ua>krd a litile forlorn al the S e m in o le H ig h S c h o o l Hornet riming parade on Thura day afternoon they had good reason The float they had worked an hard to huild lay airewn a rriM •he yard of one of the resident* of lire downtown historic dialitr t The trailer carrying it stood hrokrn al the aide of the mad And ifirv were left to tnatrh along First Stirel with shreds of |Mprr and failure! flags Still, they joined the othua w Ihi •wtor mil to lirlp |>rrjwrf Ihe V m in o lr foothall team hie their liatile with tfie Lake Wary Rams on Friday night A Slradr drirrle dldn 1 drier many from lining Ih r streets to cheer on the ream and Ihe a« ImkiI a *uppnrtrr* “ I here a quite a rrowd oul Aer Parade. Pagt 7A ■ f J . M A IM BA HP I I LO Herald Senior Staff Wnt#r S M S Cheerleaders lead lha pap rally. wsmeewewstPM S A N F O R D — G ra n t M rEw an. Seminole County rrlflc and laa protester. was In Ihe V m in o lr County jail this m orning on federal charges The arrest In Orange County last night followed Mr F.wan s riling of a Hen against Ihe Internal Revenue Service last month, seeking *1 I million in what he says ate unpaid <otnmisstoris rtsrd for collecting tales from his employees for the IRS and maintaining records lia the agency • benefit M rK w a n said earlier this week Ire planned to srlre the IRS oftWr m tamgwncal and sell •Is controls to recoup tbs debt M c K s rs n SH S Color Quard march#* In lh# parada M , of I l r s l h t n s sweat Years of talent fill the stage By SANDRA B L L I0 T T Herald Staff Writer SANFORD — They darned They sang Th e y w rrr funny They rn trrtuln rd with gusto and a rest for life allhough they have entered their "golden years ' About two iio/cn acts performed ut the Talent Show of Ih r Golden Age Games Thursday night al ltie Sanlord Civic Center. Their lalrnis ranged from u lu lld ru m , ka/oos and washboard* hand to a fill-year old who delighted ihr crowd with arroliallc feats lhal most tern agrrs could nol perform. Bee T a le n t. Page HA More G olden Age Oam ca Page 4A . 8 A _______ NsrsMSMMSf SMXMitS* Ksn Thomas and hit wife, Mickey, assume an acrobalict pose. C om p iled from etaff reports Veterans remembered INDEX C la ssifie d s.... ...........SB N a tlcn ............... D ear A b b y ...... ........... 7A P olio* ............... Dfr Q oft........... E d ito ria l......... ...........0A W e athe r.......... PlnrlWA......... . .......9a W o rld ................ Possibly a wet weekend Today: Partly cloudy with scattered show r r s and l h u n • drrstnrm s High In tin* lower HOs Wind becoming northeast lu in 15 mph Haiti chance 40percem . Carey Reevos, the Chaptor Service officer for Disabled American Veter­ ans (DAV) Chapter 30 In Sanford, was among those who turned out on Friday morning to remember those fallen commrades who served their co un try throughout Ihe years. Though tho gray misty weather matched the somber mood of those who gathered lo romember, there was a strong bond between those who had survived and those who turned out lo honor them. The Sanford parade was small but emollon-fllled There will be full parade coverage In tho Sunday edition of the Sanford Herald. H u n t rtwts b T*«HSf VMcsnl F o r m ore w eather, eee Rape BA m interviews wnth the San fried McrmJd Tuesday Ihe IRS owes him the money fra roller ting withholding and aortal security taxes from his employees Me Ewan Is president of Lo m Recovery Services a h a d rh e rk roller!ion service for m any large slate groceries and department stores * t « T a a «s . Page 7 A �>ftl IA !>an1otd FtOrtda ■ I n j«i Noadmbot II. MAM NEWS FROM THE REGION AND ACROSS THE STATE Brevard among last to report High-tech county is slow in tabulating votes Couple charged with abuse missing KISSIM M EE A hu*lund and wile charged in a t *<*• Involving v * with Irrn age boyt dtaRpfirxtrtI Itrlnrr jm ||i r om ld a n r* l Ih r man on additional lim it** I’atrl* k and Darlene III* kltisun have nol lirrti seen * lm r late September their atlnrtiry annoum *■! in court, rarlirr ijn* B » T h « Associated Fr*** T IT U S V IL L E — It was a tight election and politicos were anxiously looking lo Brevard County In see whether N rpuhllion* would heat the Demi* rat* lo control Ihe Florida henair Bill they tiad lo wall utilll 4 55 a m Wednesday — 1fte m orning alter Toesitav • election* — for Ih r home ol »|mcx ' *hulilr* to rr |*i(t the result* to Tallahassee tlnause of an archaic card pom h voting and tabulation *y*lrm. the i o u i i I v lhal sent a man to the moon wa* among the last to report result* lo election headquarter* Only Indian Klvrr County got II* ballot total* to the Mutratr rtf flection* taler al 9 111 a m Wednesday In Ihe end Mrpubhi an Charlie Brunson of Ihe llrrv aid Osceola district rd g rd out Incumhrni Pair It la Grogan in give the GO P week I lie Dickinson* arr to defendant* With two other* III .1 *» v abuse *a w involving up to 50 Irrn at*" boy* In Orangr and 0*rn>U counties The taw Iwgan in Mav when Errol Jam b *. ||i .» former K lM lm m rr polite Explorer. w.»* charged with molesting a mentally unpaired irrn agri The Dickinson* Jacob* and <*hrt»lophci Sorrrntlnn. the father of ano ih rr former Kissim m rr polu r Explorer, a ir all defendant* in Unit t a w fuller have dr* Itnetl comment on Ih r Main* of Bun ( a w lint I- fenowlrdgeil Wednesday lhal Ihr Dickinson* arr missing They w rrr frre on hall Ih r n ra arir*l warrant *Marge* Patrick l)n kluson 33 with procuring a minor for prostitution. n Irvtd and Laoclvtou* arid Indecent act with a child soliciting sexual performance of a minor show mg obscene literature to a minor, and r nntnbnilng to the delinquency of a minor On kin«>n also t» charged with u»tng drug* alcohol and oiler* ol w x With hi* Wife to enure a 15 year old into a hornowvual 1*laiion*hlp f.ilirr said Dickinson. a former rlerk al a comic book ahnp 1. . - d a marijuana « Igarrtle in a page from a lllblr and *mokrd M all ha 15 vr.tr-old bov. *21 19 edge In th r Senate Tin Iruslratrd and rnittartaMo-d ha ihe n lflrr said llrrv a rd C o unty Elrrtlon* Su(iervl*i>i Fred G alry Hut our hand* are tied by the rq u lp m rn t." Candidate*, resident* and government oftlcMl* were angry about ll»e latest in stallment In wtval has become an ongoing nightmare for thr Spate Coast. home m the ortming S|*»rr Shuttle Allanils Ihing* have progrrssivrlv drlrrtorm lrd.’ *>tld Hill Tolley a Male House candtdair wlm ha* I teen on the ballot in each ol the la*l lour htenntal election* ** Galey said he budgeted E l 8 million ihi* year for a more sophistu atrd system, but county lommisstoner* cut the •landing from tlie budget Critic* accused election* odu ials u| deliberately Mowing down virtr counting a* a way lo get new equipment in ltie future Hut Galey denied the charge say trig llrrva rd i« the Urge*I Florida ro o m y that still u*e* i h r ayatrm In w hich card* punched by voirr* a ir Inserted Into count ing machine* after tiring individually in *pe« ted for d r lr tls U i h ol Ifie H i ] ( H ) voter* punt he«1 l l v r card* in I M prrt l net* fhe lou ntrt* were jam m ing and II was extremely frustrating ” said Galey. blaming Ihe card slock a* Inadequate — leading lo lirm llng, tearing and shredding Florida Election* Director Dot Joyce said although mine routine* lagged, enough vole* were frfm flrd lo declare winner* In Ihe major contesi* including the governor » race, by midnight The state • *ouiliemmo*t rounly Monroe filed thr rartlr*! return* at 7 57 p m , less than an hour after the |*>ll* < |o*ed Tuesday. Bureau of Filer lion* official* said from Associated Press reports Employee ol the month TO DO Weekend guide Sanford mayor Battya Smith (leftl get* a hug from Kim Eltonhaad. who wa* racanlly choaan cdy amployaa of tha m o n th fo r N o v e m b e r Eltonhaad >> a Data Processor II in lha utility department and ha» worked for the city for fi»# year* City manager BUI Sim mon* was also al lha pres ant at ton Saturday \ov 12 - Celebration 94 and ih r [V-liona D »v I'aradr will Ire held The parade I* sponsored by the l>rliona < H k AwMKiaikMl and begin* al 10 a m from Ihr I'n iird Churrh ol Christ ofl Providence Iknilevard The rooir i* down frm id r n r r lo ft Sm ith, and ending al W r* Crtle Park »ltr ol Ihrt'rlrb ration 94 Ih r rrlrhra llon l* sponsored by Imagination Plavground V Iran will provide rontinuoo* shut Hr* Irom Galaxy Middle s -!i.-1 Flm hererr*t. Deltona Lakr* Dlwovery and Sunrtw I !• meniarv Scluiol*, Drliotta High, and Lutheran t'huri h of Providence. Saturday — Nov 12 — Tlie 2d acre Central Florida /<« "s'li-al park w-||| lake on Ih r dpfK-arance of a movie *et for Ihr premier ol Night of Ihr Cheetah. a classic mnvVr ihenir puny The evrnl will lir from 7:30 p m until midnight, with l‘»*d lievrragr, silent auciton. and rntrrtainm ent from the r n irs o lth c 1040* and 50* Pro*reds go lo support const ruction of a new Cheetah habitat •il Ihr too Tli krl* are $25 per person or 540 per couple Itesrrvallull* an- required. hill arr Itmtlrd To order Hr krl* or for additional Information, phone the ran at .123 1450, ext 149 Saturday — Nov 12 — Over 7.000 cub scout*, buy scout*, wrhrtow* explorers anil adult leader* from Ihe Central Flort(ta area will deliver hag* lo rr*|dence» in Seminole, Orangr. Voluftta. Flagler, Lake. Itrrvard and Oweota Countlr* during tlie w v rn iii annual Scouting lor Pond . u u W u o U ) . lu ll. IU. Hit* will I t u u u lo (in k u p 11k 1— u ISoprfully filled vrllh canned and packaged gnrvta I y y j ''•'h 207 ton* were col lev led t | Fur additional Informal loti phone the Bov Sm ut* office ai 890-1801. Sunday — Nov 13 — The Central Florida rno will hold a Senior Safari Day sponsored by Florida Hospital’s Florida Hrarl Institute. Florida Hospital'* Premier Health, and Chamberlin * Natural Food Store* From noon until 4 p m . guests may enjoy viewing *image automobile* from the Model A club of g rra irr Orlando Health screening will lie available, a* well a* entertainment The /amFarl Walking Club i* also planning on special event* to promote their meeting* every’ Tuesday and Friday at 8 a m . for brisk walks along Ih r zoo boardwalks Admission to Ihe Senior Safari I* >3 for senior* 60 and over. $5 for adult*. $2 for children 3 -12. and free for rhlld rrn 2 and under For additional Information, phone ih r zoo al 3234450 rxt 149, Sunday — Nov. 13 — The Humane Society of Seminole County I* holding a ground breaking and rtblron cutting ceremony lor the new dog shelter replacing the one that burned The event If from I until 3 p m . al Ihe comer of U S Highway 17 92 and County Home Hoad Clowns, refreshments, jiet supplies gift cemhcatrs lo area restaurants and a raflle for Orlando Magic tickets will be fralurrd. Fun Is promised for the whole family. AH donations arr appreciated For additional Informal ion. contact Ihe Humane Society of Seminole County at 323 8685 LOTTERY MIAMI Here are the winning numbers selected Thursday in the Florida Lottery: F a n ta s y 5 1 1 -2 2 -2 6 -1 -2 4 Cash 3 7 -8 -2 Play 4 0 0 4 8 ^ a ilif F T f ] U c t u I cS fotjsy November It, 1994 Vot 07. No 71 PutntNsd OaSty «n4 Sunday. arcapt Saturday b< Tha Sanfsad HuaW, Inc 100 N Franca Ara. Sanlord fia u rn Sacond Claaa Poaiaga Paid al Sanford Florida and additional mailing •Micas Po ut -a»tar Sand addratt changaa •a THE SAM GUO KERALD P 0 Boa IMF. Sanlord. M. U m -IM F Sutacripfion Rataa lOa'r, 4 Sunday! lUontM * Montha I Car Haas Oail.ary |1BSO S19 0Q f T l 00 Had l.’ ICO S44 00 t ae 00 Florida Raaidanu mual pay 7\ aalaa Wa In addition lo ralaa ato.a Pnona (407) UZ Z41I *» r Court: Rules m ust be Jellyfish,gene used to * trace traits in citrus By M ICHAEL L A N D W E M H Associated Press Writer W A S H IN G TO N W ith a lllile help from jellyfish. Agrt c u ltu re D e p a r t m e n t r e ­ searcher* In F lo rid a have found a heller way to trace plant gene* and their pur­ pose* The gieen florescrnt protein, or G F l\ gene found In jellyflsfi ha* been successfully Im ­ planted Into citrus cells and will allow scientist* lo more easily lra<k various genes In plant*, determining what role they play. “ Successful trunnier of Ihr gene should sjierd up thr process of Idenlliylng genes tluil will be valuable lo growrr*. ' said Kandall Nledz, a plant g en e ticist at U S D A laboratories In Orlando. F'lu The G FP I* a *'rr|iorirr'' gene that glow* brtghl grren when illuminated by a blur changed to protect light and viewed under a microscope can hr fused lo other gene* and used lo truck them Inside a cell, helping sclent!*!* uncover Ihe m edia nt*m* lhal control resistance lo disease and various oilier trail* F’or Instance, ih r G FP could tie attached to ih r gene within a fruit cell that determine* ability lo withstand cold A ct­ ing a* a tiracnn. II could allow scientist* lo see where that gene I* within the cell and when It I* activated Another h rn rlll of the G F P Is lhal II can Ire used within living cells, allowing sciential* to va ry stimuli and d rtrrm ln r exactly what trigger* a sjjrclflc gene "Y o u don't have to kill. fix. cross section and slain.’’ Nledz •wild, describing steps ticcr* sary lo use o th rr rejxtrlrr genes. officials from lawsuits ■ r J A C K IE HALLIPAX Associated Press Writer TA LLA H A SS EE G o v e rn ­ ment official* may be more successful in slaving m il of courtroom* after a ruling hy the stale Supreme Court on “quali­ fied immunity.** Thursday's ruling ra m r In the case of Katie Tucker, w ho re­ signed a* Florida’s loji tax of flcla l fo u r years ago a m id charge* she abused her power T h r 5 1 drclslon strengthened the ability of olllcul* lo argur lhal they should not hr dragged Into court lo defend their official actions, a doctrine known a* qualified im m unlly. In Ihe federal court system, ofllclala can turn m .q q « II.iir enurta II lower courts (eject their claims to qualified Im m unity. The issue 1* v-ttlrd Irrlorr trial Florida, however, was one of 11 hundlul of stairs (hat d id n ’t provide for such a review T h u rs d a y 's ruling rh a n g rd Hi it If s u r h r e v ie w s a r r not allowed, “ the qualified Im m u n i­ ty of public officials Is Illusory a n d I h r v e r y p o lic y th a t animates the decision lo afford such Im m unity Is thwarted.'* Justice Major Harding wrote for Ihe majority Justice I'a rk rr l.er M< Donald dissented but didn’t write an explanatory opinion “ W hal Ihe court l* doing Is saving w r ’re going to address that fundamental l**ur of ini m utiny upfront," said Richard Doran, an assistant deputy at­ torney general. H undreds of Judges, police officers, prosecutors, prison guards and slate o(fl< l.H* are sued r v r r y year. Doran said The office of attorney general defend* them on behalf of Ihe stale Department of Insurance THE WEATHER LOCAL FO R ECAST Tonight: (Mrtly cloudy with a 20 fieri enl chance of showers. Low In Hie upper 60* W ind northeast 5 to lO m p h Saturday: parity cloudv and breezy w 11)1 a 20 fieri enl t ha nee of showers. High around 80 Wind cast 15 mph and gusty Sunday: Variably cloudy with 1I 11- low in the mid lo upfier GO* High in thr tow lo mid 80* Monday Variably cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows In Hu­ mid 60s lo near 70 High In Hulower HO* east |i> upfur 80* wrst Tuesday Partly cloudy with a chance of showers Lows in Ih r fit)* Highs In ih r low lo mid 80* Hi u IS n tt K 11 M 14 F R ID A Y P tly c ld y 8 2 -6 2 M FO u H n it n it u n •s to 44 tt Pci IS it tr 01 ft 00 00 00 00 00 *♦ 00 00 00 S A TU R D A Y P t l y c ld y 8 2 -6 2 MOON PHASES € F IR S T Nov. 10 LAST Nov. 26 U ** M 1! •1 •i 'F T t f M : --------------- 1 o FLORIDA TEMPS Eitj Daytona Baac* F o rtM re i 0a-n at»lla JaC icnam a < •1 Wat* Laiaiand M-ami Orlando Panxaca'a ka,a«o*a TSIlAftaUM Tam p, Vtfa Saar fi W Palm Baa<* N A TIO N A L T E N PS EXTEN D ED O U TLO O K O FULL Nov. 18 NEW Dec. 2 BEACH CO N D ITIO N S Daytona Beach: Wave* a ir 1-2 feel anil choppy. Current I* to flu* south Water icm peraturr I* 75drgrrc* New S m y rn a Beach: Waves are 0 - 1 foot and semi-glassy. The current I* to Hie north Water temperature l* 75 degree* SUNDAY P t l y c ld y 82 62 MONDAY P t l y c ld y 82 82 TID E S SA TU R D A Y S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min 12 30 a m . 12 45 p.m .: Maj *> 35 a m , 6 55 p m T I D E S ; D a y to n a B each: highs. 3;06 a m . 3.34 p.iti : lows. 9 22 a in . 9 46 p.m ,: N e w S m y r n a Beach: high*. 3 11 a m.. 3:39 p.m.; low*. 9 27 a in 9 51 p m Cocoa Beach: highs. 3:26 a.rn . 3:54 (Em low *. 9 42 a in. 10:06 p ill B O A TIN O S t. A u g u a tln e to J u p it e r In le t Tonight wind iK-comlng coal 15 to 20 knot* Seas building 4 to 6 (ret. Bay and inland wuter* choppy Scattered shower* and thunderstorms Saturday, wind east 20 knots Seas 5 to 7 feel Bay uml inland water* becoming rough Scattered shower* and thunderstorm* TU ES D A Y P tly c ld y 8 2 62 S TA TIS TIC S ’I he University of Florida A g ­ ricultural Hera-an h anil Educa­ tional ( ’ctitrr. Celery Avenue. 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Midway wa* Iranaferted to the Hr minute fo u n ty jail from the .juvenile Detention Centef Wednrwlav on charge* of |*nw*r *wlon with Intent to well ruraine and po**c%*ton »»f a *horf -barreled *hoigun Arrevr document* *fiow the charge* «irrn from an O rt I I im idem Warrant arrests made The follow Ing wanted pct*otl* w rrr lakrn Inin r ii*tud> •Jeffrey Daniel Pope, 32 720 U k r Hr ant I n Long* ood, on a marijuana )to%*r*aion protiaiion violation r barge • Mtchad I’atrii k Mendrk k*. 2.V 127 K**ir rn fork ta>ng wt*al after turning hlinaell in on charge* of (allure In ap|>ear In couri in anawer lo t barge* of resisting arrest and ballrry • Anlonio l.a*hun U m m o r r . 21. 7 (.»*!!» Hr* w. 1 < uuri Sanford on r barge* of lallurr to aptiear In court lo answer to previous« barge* of tiurglafv and theft • Jaim e lint/ 27 500 Holly A v r . Sanlord. on protnathm violation charge* for conviction lor cocaine jnrn ha*e and re*i*ilng arrest • la-ana I. Vega 22 2*25 llronk* SI Sanlord on two worthies* 1 her k charge* • 1errn. r lame* ('airfield 4* 175 II Sprtngwood f'lrrle Long wood on a worthies* check chargr • Jame* (iir g Selrled, 34. 401 S Magnolia Ave Sanlord. on a grand ihrft probation viola m m charge • Anthony While 40 Apt l«» 5 0 0 Oak Ave Sanlord on a chargr of failure In pav a theft« o n vIt lion line • W liltarn Sieve Jones 27. 737 (Jerkw ater Trail. Apr lot* U k r Marv on probation violation charge* for two burglaries. po**e**ion ill hurglarv tool* and grand theft Reported to deputies The following crime* were reported to Seminole County drputlr* Murglarlr* and Ihrft* • MNj Silversmith Circle near U k r Mary 100compact disc* valued al 45(g) reported taken sometime between O rt I at * p in and It p m Wednesday • S* (tin * Apartment* jewelry a video tajte recorder and other posse salons valued at K i7 5 reported taken aom rlim r Wednesday between 7 50 a m andfl p m • 1300 block Flint Trail. Geneva: a 4350 receiving unit from a satellite dish rrportrd missing alter a woman railed her rr|iair service Th e Hem wa* rrportrd taken sometime b rw tw rrn noon Sunday and IO 3 0 a m Wedrirsday • Seminole High S. hool near Sanford, a cellular trlrp h o n r and oihrr j»«*e**ion* valued at 4*110 reported lakrn Irom irmcrsaton slam) sometime between *2 p to Mondav and 2 50 Tuesday. ^ • S.irifi>rdl adiflnli a srtiuan rrpdttrd a 3ft catltxr handgun was missing Irom her apartment since Ort 23 • 2200 block Coronado Conrourse Coll 350 hvndgun and other (Mrsaession* valued al 44XK) reported taken Irom a vehicle sometime between 11 p m Tuesday and 7 a m Wednesday Violence • Wades Grocery SOU K Seventh St . two More clerk* rrport a man lirarlng a large handgun rnlerrd the *li>rr .it 7 p 111 Wednesday and demanded money from I h r cash register One clerk reported the man also demanded she empty her pocket.* n! her money Irrlorr he lied with a total of about 4130 ■ y B ILL K A C XO R Aitoclatad Prats Wntar T A L L A H A S S E E - Ihe new G O P majority In Congress will nol 1 hangr hlsrbtse relationship w llh D r m in r a l l r Sen Holt (irahatn say* Hrpuhlii an Sen ColUlle Mac k Ariel I ha l will tcrneltl Florida Mac k said In a trlrphonr in Irrvlew Thursday, two days alter winning re election In a sec oud term Hui 11 w ill lie a rrversal of role* lor Ihe two Florida senators Mack noire! When Mack was llrsl circled *H year* ago H r publican* held the presidency and Democrat* controlled Con gfess Now It Will tie just the Clp|HMMtr ll is tcxi early III tell what the full Irttjtai t eg Tuesday *eler lion, which gave the GOP control of liolh I muses m ( 1ingress would lie on him and the stale Mack said fra n k ly jwuple arr Just fir gtnning In route down horn the cloud* I m- said Mack on lursday easily Ix-at D em ocratic challenger H u g h Koctham. brut tier of first lady Hillary Kodham Clinton, to rr lain his seal Mack wa* consul r ir d one eg (h r slroogest in i um tirnl* in the l.'nurd hiatr* Mac k i* m line for ihe chair manshlp of an Approprtatnm* subcommittee ex Ihe Joint h« c. rxmiic Coni ml 11re, all hough the latter m ay lir abolished as (cart eg a (republican push In reduce ihe num ber eg standing com m illers The senator horn Ca|>e Coral also serves on Ihe Hanking C o m m lllrr. whet* a snbrom m lllre thalrm an*hlp I* another possibility H r said hr m ay instead seek a switch lo Ihe laihor and Hr.tlih and H um an Service* C o m m lllrr hreause eg hi* Interest in Ihe National Cancer Institute bin proU.t.lv would not have a chance lo head a sols ccm m ill re there One ol his big interests on ihe Appropriations Committee ts see that ihe restoration of the Ever glades and Florida Hay. already authorized by Congress receive money needed to carry them (Hit Although (republicans ram patgnrd cm a platform of spend III* 'ices Mach icm lM tia federal d.glat* would M ill be lorttic orning (or the Florida pro jrrls b rta uo r tliey arr lop na llonal priorities licit h r ac know Irc tg rd fun d in g I* n ut assured A not Iter locus leu Mack will la­ ic* ohlaln money- In rrimhurse Florida for schcag. law enforce mem and oilier expenses al Iributed lo Immigration, but he said ihul may lie a tougher battle A Extra... 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Novembei 11 1994 IN YO U R RANGE HARTLEY S GOLF CLUBS ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS WELCOMES THE GOLDEN AGERS tfclWi tuik'l In Wwt»•(M I I . tfiadb* n INIMIII* iMMItl) •^*n^ r <*n Unpn *•• Ilk* •m •Itm li (kllti I k(« 4 I4t«up«*« • 4*1* »*r» pmiNT (WII A I4tr • 6 J lAxtoivw Ai|4il4 I* • Custom Golf Clubs • Golf Clubs M*de L Repaired • Custom Fitting Available • Free Estimates Sanford C ourt • Pick-up L Delivery APARTMENTS • Ladles and Children IM l« 4>tlH II « * W I S. Sanford A n . #10.1 • A i l M o l (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 -3 4 4 1 Things A Little Messy? :> Q • . J. H-r Dontmry...wecanput ■- 1“ jj;\itbacktogetherinajiffy. / F IR S T T IM E ! C L E A N IN G 35°/oOFF< 1 AO NEAT-H-TU1Y Dcwosad. Bonded A ln»iy#d 3 2 1 - 7 6 9 9 MED-CARE Your Complete Resource For Health Care Supplies 20 % OFF C A N O E IN G S P R IN T Man Aga (ro u p AO I Hill Sliai krtfittd Badm inton R ln | l«a Man A f t gioup AO U iim IiI i / m a i l r i t til A f t (ro u p AS 1 Hlagki twiiirrlla 2 Carl Mavs M 3 Ralph IV a n r . tin A|a (ro u p 7 0 Ounald I' Funk 72 A ( r ( m u p 7S 1 Hand Field 77 2 John 11 ( rr*e 7f* 3 HudyErkhardt 79 Woman A ( r (ro u p : S8 I llrlay Hobinenn V i A (a (ro u p 70 I Harnett ftnvd 71 3 Cart* C o m ery. 74 3 Kay Thomson Hoad Rara SK Man A (a (r o u p SO 1 Dev Id Lung 2 l i n h l l m u t i r n Al Aga (r p H V AS I i.cape himkank h 67 J i ail May* (>* Aga (lo o p 70 I Citrnellua Feanalra J H u m Mock rlef 71 .1 Edward Knlghl 71 Aga group 7S 1 I k.nald Hull 7A 2 .lohn M Crews 7H H um an Aga (ro u p SS I llrttt HitblMtii V I Aga (ro u p AO I Ann s. hnurtm * h M Aga group AS I hat* Moncriel it * Aga group 70 > 4 n A Breer* 72 C A N O E IN G O B S T A C L E Man Aga group AO I IU1I Shorkrlfuad 64 Aga group AS 1 Genrge Himkanlch A7 2 Carl May* J Itoti N. hnutbu*> h Aga g ro u p : 70 1 H u m Moot net 7 I 2 ('ornetlu* Feenaira 71 3 H I ward Knlghl 71 Aga grwop: 78 C A N O E IN G 1 (kwvald Hull 7A 2 .John M C m a 7h A (a (roup AS 1 Jim lUnunt AS 2 Ralph IV r r e . AS 3 Juan Srllm eyrr A7 A f t group 70 1 IU i i Ko m 72 2 JarkSplnka 72 UNIFORMS, SHOES & ACCESSORIES (WITH COUPON) 1700 A W Seniors in the swim of things 1st St. (SR 46) * Sanford 3 Edw a rd K n ig h t 71 A f t f .nup 75 1 Cacti W Shear hart 7S 2 H a m Cam pbrll. 75 INTRODUCING THE AUTOMATIC HEARING AID AT&T BELL U B S ADVAMCZO TtCHNOlOGr M TX RESOUND' 1\ Personal IHearing System D e e p C a n a l I n s e r t io n A i d s o u r S p e c ia lt y . T h i s Is a il y o u w e a r . n m c m iN T iv-///; t / t i 'i t O 10 0 iiii on / iiii i . o r r TH5 DRANK KSAJUNfl AID CSNTZRi 4G30 S Hwy 17-92, Casileberry • 1503 S Orange Ave Orlando n FJE H iJriri^ f T M W l'1 P R O F E S S IO N A L SEA M S TR ES S AND D E S IG N E R Visit O ur ,ffe w L o c a tio n ! 2 6 Y e a r s E x p e r ie n c e In M o v ie , S ta ff <t tU T V W a r d r o b e C o m p le te A lte ra tio n s C u s to m S e w in g •C o s tu m e D e sign B rid al. P r o m & H o m e c o m i n g G o w n s C ontract S e w in g SzuU+tcj, W oman A (a (ro u p AS I IVpperDtavt* w A (a (r o s p SO 1 Emily iV ro ra n ) HO Ta bla Tannla - B ln (la a Man A (a (ro s p : SB 2 John Lnr k r 5fi I Hk hard Morrou 57 3 Wendell Newton. 55 A (a (ro u p AO 4 — * 1 .toeeph M a in o d e t C h a n ruM a n m *12 3 Dennis Yunk A3 A (a group: AS I Nick Coplum 6(1 2. Diagto (.aurrtta. 65 3 Samuel Ognlhcne 67 A (a group: 70 1 Hodney W aikrr. 72 2 HarTvMalarh A (a (ro u p : 7 3 1 Jiillua FlnkJr, 76 2 Joseph R rtrh . 76 3 Harry George. 76 A (a group: BO I John Sm yorr C A N O E IN O O B S T A C L E W om an Aga group: SS I Betsy Robin*.*) 56 Aga group: BBri I Kalla Monettef tM Aga group 70 I Jean A IW-er% 72 P IN O C H LE Man Aga group: SS 1 W anvil lleilM l U| 2 R rfln n h M d W fll *1 3 Ralph IVlem tan kh W oman Aga group: SS 1 Sadie () Wietama. HO 2 Lillian Chamberlain. 76 3 Margaret llaum ann. 71 PANCAKERACE Men Aga group: AO I HaulW H ath tiO Aga group: BS 1 Carl Mayo. 08 2 Willie C Cum inlng* 65 3 Hob Schnurtiumt h. 69 Aga group: 78 1 Donald Hull 76 2 .lohn M Crena. 7H PANCAKE RACE W om en Age group: SS I llrlay Robtnuon. 56 Age group: AO 1 John Surat e. 62 2 Ann Schnurbusr h. 64 3 KltaM Allen trf> Age group: 70 1 CarlaConvcry. 74 2 Jean A Hear*. 72 Aga group: 78 I U u re l Fadkr. 77 Age group: BO I France* Hoeg. M4 W om an Aga Group: SB 1 Jan L CUne. Sri 2 Carolyn Steele, 3 June I Stone. 59 A fe group: BB I June Hurgcwe. 67 Aga group: 7 0 3 Arlenr Bremer. 74 1 Elena l» Shaw . 72 2 Carla Convery. 74 Agu group: 7B 2 Laurel Fadkr. 77 I Mary II. Hopklna. 76 Ago group: 8 0 I . Florence Sm ith. HO FuiNituai FO R C IIIU S T M / IS By •NANI B R O O K Herald 8ta*f Witlar 1 too S. F R E N C H A V E . \t (JVIE1K) ll« *i k In the ol itu fiH r lh r ?n )f4/ *•id Win:Irr Paik t hat lirrn [Utth |Miiiitg in j O h m i lot |*i i r»r^|it ftin Ihr t4B| 1^0 hr p«iM (8 . lie h*9 rrtm e rin i the lie SANFORD (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -7 9 5 3 M.vn m:\vs d ll ok thi Met rnop.x r:i) i( : oum o of her husl III4% BUtlTI • Mm h Im m . G°4d medal winner* Roy and Margaret H a tk m i Peso turn III accent thee* ribbon* ' ’ v 2 lh. rihe ik>r« o m p r tln g I hr of Ihr Golden lo M wrlry swim* In sponsored hy thr Ihleitc U nion, lor ret I he age of 55 H r mg for • Master* I* event when he had til* stroke Hut the minute I lie ikstor said he could go hark In the water. Helynn sakl he was hack In and won the gold medal in hi* first event hark. Iasi weekend .lean lleer* of Port Orange, tia* iwen swimming in Masters competition for 10 year* as well a* srtikif* event* surh a* the Golden Age Game* Stir did •wtm rn m p e ittlv rly In high •a head hut did not stall again until she was eligible lor Ihr Masters lleer. was I tie rhalf m an lot the O rm ond lleach senior game*, that Just llnlshr.l last week aiul has won two gold medals thus far in these game* In ranew racing, and a silver in the p a n ra k r ra .e She wa* s c h e d u le d fur *1* e v e n t* tY«tffw*4«r 1 he ( l t y ‘ .if O i if do provide* the fartlify for the swimm ing A t ftiani w h o are swimming Age (camei I tie Msslri Amateur Seniors spin, dip, twirl, swirl...dance By R IC H PPBIPAUP Marakl SlaM Writer S A N F O R D — They ram c. they pank(paled, and they danced They danced and danced and danced at the G o ld e n Age la m e * dance rnmprtltton event Wednesday a flrrm u n The parking krt to thr aaiuth of the Sanford C ivk Center wa* fitted to overflowing during the event Car* of |>artktpant* were crowding the *rrre1* a* m any a* lour hies ks away II may well have tiren the hr«t turnout for the dance competition ever wren in the G«dden Age Game* th e distance | « > ,4 r t r s «e le d OH* event sim I III. (a iti.s wa. ap(iarrni Car* In thr parking lot t*>re lken*e plate* from such l o c a t io n * a* M is s o u r i IYnn«vlv*nla. Illinois Ontarki Indiana, flve from Ohio and liHir from New York Allrndancr by Floridians was ap|tarrnt as well, with over two doien d lllr r r n t <m in o rs in ­ dicated on license plair* One had an added plair on I lie front which read "I v r Got Dunrtn Fever " A* in the past thr competition was grouped Into Individual dance rhythm* Dancrr* com ­ peted in the wait/ rurntia. <ha rha. Jitterbug, alley rat. tango and fo* trot Mi was supplied by I he tVHcmUn*. a 12 |>iece twuid with the traditional big hand annuls of year* gone by H e tw rrn each ro in p e lttly r num hrr musk was pu>r<l u* ••pen dancing w h irh genet all* fvac ked the fk*>r of the Sanford Civic Center S o m e were re h e a rs in g for t h r u p c o m in g competition while most ju*i look In lhe fUm.t to enjoy danc Ing f‘artk i|Miil* were dressed from casual to I'll lit km* One couple was drrssrd In m alrhlng black and white, with the man having a ted *irtpe on ht* trouser* •Crented by s led rumbertMind III* iMitnrc wss sOorne<l with mail hlng red » " i j » s sod a m i collar a J«a n Baar* of Poet Oianga. took tha gold In woman's 100-yard beaaalstroka. Sai i l l ' in i t|etitlo a* ll lias for Ihe |va»iI three year* Mark Hartman ai|uatk dire, tor for that city, eraadlnatr* all of 15 20 volun leer* necesaary lo run Ifie event, the lifeguaid stall and Oviedo lire and rescue »<juaris who •land by al the event The city even gtir* all id Ihe partk tpants a T shin Moseley has won many gold medals m swimming in |>asi Golden Age Game* Thl* year lie planned in compete in the SO v a rd b a .k s lr o k r , 5 0 -y a rd tirrastsiroke and the 5(Vyard fly. T h u r s d a y m o rn in g h r wa* cheering on hi* friend* of sis year* Jo h n llaakr. of Palm lU rla ir and Frank Ttllotaon. <2 St Petersburg llrlyn n said the three hav. had ijulte a .o m p rllllon going lnr many year* "Thl* year is going lo change all tha!,** U ia w k i M U l tnit .me r.Mikt lell Tie wasjusl glad to tw tiark doing whal tw enjoy* *wiinming (iol hi \ Ai .1 Ju t: A t Mciihc»i iVtli tm j teem .2 frienJIt en-l cariiv _rculnti who ere IreJcrv in .sthifucvjK ieir. t>n commit­ ment to continuing rJuvetion envurrv you trretment with thr moil rrernt InowirJgr, tethnujurs enJ rev hrv I*v\ for thr heit enJ safest treatment We encurece yuu to e«k isir J. s tore inJ u.ift ipjcelioni vi we i.in hr .2 heller *ervice to tuu No meiter whet your in|urv. we heve e .peciilol foryesj 4106 W U r Mery i^siloerJ Like Mm ( i W II ' (407) J)MH)h I ’ \K I H l l 'W I' 2 W6 S. Buy Street, tuvtn (904) 357*2500 THE SANFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Welcomes Mot* than •vantt compatad man'* woman ( ewilrary to oilier Golden Age Game* event* the dance com prtlikm I* not conducted with age grouping* Vtie br»t three couple* identified by a group of )udgr* for each dance, are de d a re d winner*, regardless of their age Thera’s Something W IL D In Them There Woodsl • Souvenirs * Collectives Ready, aim.. (h irin g the hand’* break at the middle of thr event, snacks and coffer w rrr provided at the rear of I he civic center Wednesday'* dance competi lion was hosted hy the Over 50 Don Ritanour, Baiieviaw. Fla. and Carta Convary, from Alai anddA Va . padtclpatad In thau raapacltva classes during tha basketball event at tha Golden Age Gamas this weak Athletes rebounded, dribbled, aimed and shot baskets on Ihe basketball court at the Salva­ tion Army gymnasium in San ford Club THE GOLDEN GAM ES T o S a n f o r d For Inform ation Git 11 o r C om e B y M*>rMrw s i *, earn »»■»*« •Outdoor Furniture •Picnic Tables •Carvings •Cedar Chest •And A Lot. Lot More* 400 E. First Street SANFORD 3 2 2 -2 2 1 2 TM G f uJisamss Mount rue i a t m sun m % iAMteu tojfts MON IM M U T I I 28825 SR 48, Sorrento, FL (9 1/7 UUm Wm I oil 4 on age.) (9 0 4 ) 383-3864 303 S. FRENCH AVE. •SANFORD, FL M H 7 1 0 0 0 7 Q 0 C H R S .: U - F 8-6, S A T . 8-12 1 ™ /J O lO -M ld Brisson Funeral Home GAG T-shirts available SANFORD — The o(Tlrlal 20th Anniversary Golden Age Game* T-thlrta will tie available to the general public today and tomorrow Participant* who were tlgnrd up tor vurtou* competitive events have received their shirt*, and additional shirts are now being made available. The colorful shin* have the logo o( ihts year’s event* and the 20 year history of the game* In Sanford The shin* will be ofTered fur SH until 5 p m Mil* afternoon (Fnday) at the Sanford Civic Center and Saturduy. Iroin 9 a m until 3 p m., at Seminole High School, where track und field events will be undrrwuy beginning al 9 a in., and again al noon. Is ACTIVITY m#»sm esoto s, CONSIGNMENT BOUTIQUE Obstetrics, Gynecology & Infertility I ' l « s Nl/I s I i a n d up < u n it" vc-i- m u Serving SuiJuul Suite 1943 322-2131 •»)' tA L E L L A V .. 5AM OKI > A Mt-rolef <2Caro liukl luncrji tl.ciie Tiadtein h i Df>) 1 1403 Medical Plaza Dr. S u ite 214 (407)260-0818 (407) 324-2500 Longwood BOOTHSSCOOTCIS ud WHCCLCHAllS Go wharsvar you Ilka whonrvar you like Freedom both Indoor* and out * vi7r*c I I d i i u / b r i i n l i / i i l « I n lh c s I o /i ( J i i t i l i l ) III m i l l \ m i i c \ Y d u K Erpartanc* a world ol sunshine, shopping, friend* end tun udu m i l l l cue*... //^c' I h a m l .Veil* lb - (in c / il \ 521 W . S R 4 3 4 S u itc .2 0 0 6 7 00A.M. Sanford Civic Centor 9 00A.M. Somlnolo High School 9 30A MFort . Mellon Park 12 00 P.M. Sominolo High School liSL-,: h i-f in t- / h i y in % m u l l f u ll v.v OB/GYN Nurse Practitioner • a^c iv w iw ROBIN’S N E S T Mrs. R o se M. C oolidge, A R N P Where Caring , Personal Sendee Is Always A Tradition Droakfast Track & Field Horsoshoos Track & Fiold Awards Al Zappala and Elona Boos*, from Edgewator, F la . never stopped a beat. _________________ Board Certified________________ • New Patients Welcome • Some Same Day Appointments • Most Insurances, Medicaid, Medicare SPONSOR LO C A TIO N Pain Turning You Into A Bad Sport? SATURD AY, NOVEMBER 12, 1994 W IL LIE B. N EW M A N , MD Bobby Britton. Shorty Smith and B# WKiom TIME I l ‘>0 \\ y r y t S r J jk ---- ------^ > 4 . ] m W C v, e g M tn fc L Service Calla With Thl* A0 ) V* S .H . - » ( | • | ( l > L \ t ( ) ( ) | ) 1 * M*1, • yo • c f 2 0 % O F F i ~ HANDICAP OWNED a 9 AND OPERATED • ( giff for More Inf'irmuMiHi Ur #or A f tre In ()<monilru(i<irt Over 50 Club Kiwanis Club Sanford/Seminole Jaycees Kiwanis Club IJ O IN O U R F A M I L Y .. . OF A N H IC I T im e T o C a l l . .. i l New 4 lived l/fl Chary (*<h Wsrranb) A New 1 Uved bcoown 11 L#ts Imtaied j Ft# Semce Depat-nen J Carpttt ire of Uedcel Eguirtwrt A.aUCW InHomeSemce TRI-COUNTY ORTHOPAEDICS, P.A. HOUTEN •TnmpufU.MMi •Aril. « k i llncii'i •t Mcclt A liutli •Ibc.l, Sky •Mud Server •h rv w l le.ndc, •No M m iivm Rd|yirrd •Dtcliv A Wm i •,'i II.•*. Suit A ll ISX 11 m o m i l l MIS T! CALL SOW_ ENTERPRISES L o n g w o o d R e t ir e m e n t V illa g e M X ft«S 5 rri:te s! M t H P iL a S W 6 9 7 -9 3 0 9 Locally Owned and Operated since J IIU2 480 E. Church Ave. • Ungwuod, F L 32750 • 7 6 7 -0 8 0 0 Lnaird ynl Nonk of E 4M tl Conwi of OrrM St A Chunk Ait. —. J O H N S C H A r.l’I'F.K. M .D ., l».A. M I C H A E L 8 M IC I E L 5 K J . M .D ., P .A . v/vv Itiliz in x h i lO ta lJ o in t Nc/iliicciiiciii K n e e A A n k le ln | u r y • F o o t P r o b le m s • S p o rt I n j u r y * 317 N , .M.m •iisiim- A ve . Sa n ford , I I 32771 P h on e: (*107) 323-2577 l l.v> Saxon H ivd. O ra n jte C ity, IT 32763 Phone: (9 0 -1 )7 7 5 -0 2 2 2 �•A S*~lofd Sanford Fkxul* Ftuls* Notsmbsi It IXM Editorials/ Opinions S a n l o r d H e ra ld (USPS U W K I S O O N F R E N C H AVT SANFORD F L A 32771 A r r . i l o d r 407 322 2011 of 831 9993 L*c* K U « SUItNOUFTIUM MATE 3 Month* 0 Munltis AIM 30 *30 00 1 Yrsr moil pay IN o n >7*no In Addition lo i*t»* *bu«» EDITORIAL W hen y o u ’re d o w n and o u t In an r ra u h r n violence 1% escalating and frightened citizen* often th in k the w o n t of som eone arrested. we a rr trnjirrsserf by ii t e r r n l o u tp o u rin g ol su pp o rt bv K t m r lavkr M ary resident* (o r a n eighbor they lo v r J a m ie S w ln e h a rt *H* In Ih r Volusia f o u n tV tall o n suicide w a tch . ('harmed w ith one co un t of a ggravated c h ild abuse in co n n ectio n w ith the death of Ills girlfrie n d '* seven m o n th old <w>n lie and hi* girlfriend. A n ge la liriH im n eld were housexltting In I V lla r y S u n d a y w h e n Jo se T r in id a d w u found u nrespo nsive w ith bruise* at 4 3 0 a m b y deputies re spo n d ing to a 9 1-1 call fro m neightiors w h o heard the infant r r y in g S w ln e h a rt reportedly *ald he was c h a n g in g the fussing Iw fiv * diaper w h e n the d e p u ty knocked " I let h im (the d e p u ty ) com e in and w h e n I went over to pick u p tire lu b y h r w a s lim p .” S w ln e h a rt said, d e n y in g h r had ever h u rl the ch ild , w h o later died F rie n d s and n e ig h b o rs have sjvoken out In su pp ort erf h im . choosin g to b r l ir v r w h at lh r> have observed o ve r the years b a m o re (a lth lu l b a ro m e ter of h u m a n n a ture than w h a t Is hea rd b u t not observed A n d S w ln e h a rt s d istra u g h t and shocked la th e r. K ir b y , finds h is solace fro m these friends a n d neighb ors M u n u in s som etim es s h u n the u n c o m fo rt able, the strife, o th er people fare T h e re is an old adage W h e n y o u 're d o w n and o u t. yo u find out w ho y o u r friends are Jam ie S w ln e h a rt and hts fam ily have (m in d out H o ly f r o m L u th e ra n C h u r c h m e n d irrs have established a fun d to help pay lot J a m ie 's legal defense Ills bond alone is * 5 0 0 .0 0 0 N eig h b o rs have b r r n d o n a tin g d o w r y ia iyg -a a k irig In id In the house evetv n ig h t. U u l we b te m o s t Im pressed by the w o rd s W o rd s that d o n 't cast guilt or Innocence before all the facts are know n W o rd s of encouragem ent lor the fam lK W o rd s that speak o n ly of w h .it n rlg h lio r* said th ey experienced about J a m ie — "K e sp o n sl h ie ." " K in d .” " T m s l r d . " — not w h at they d o n 't k n o w and d id n 't see in the m ld d lr nl (fiat fateful n igh i LETTER Light the way As a resident of Lakr Marv since 1947 I would like lo make a suggestion on Ihr widening of the rest of Lakr Mary Itlvd Please consider calling our Seminole County road officials and ask lor streei lights They could liave hern installed with underground wires either In the median or on alternate sides Th is was not done on the section already paved and the city Is left with a very dark street which Is dangrrous lor night driving and reading strrrt signs It's not too late lo at least do the right (thing for Ute unpavrd section Cul down on some of Ihr tree*!! Ida May Sjoblom 2 7 1 Lakrshorr Dr Lake Marv. FI 3274li B e r r y 's C a n C lin t o n b e n e w ‘ N e w D e m o c r a t ’? ■ CcMo* H Pugh ■ B u t m iit Mxnaysr Flood* M O R TO N K O N D R A C K E W o r ld CASlMO R»VKMU£ Fined with a conservative dominated 104 lb Congress, ihr Clinton administration is planning lo unveil a new New |VtiM*rAt agenda alter the elect toll llul there s reason to doubt whether the president rail tw radl< at enough a relotmer to attract the dlsallet Ird *otrr» he nerds to win re election in I 'M I An earh sign irf the new C lin to n till lo I be (enter Is ftrsi ladv Itlllarv Hodham ( Union s replacement as lire admimsirattoii s lop sttair gisi on tie alt h catr reloem In addition a task force untie Deputy Chief erf Stall Stark Clear an Is studying a tutlerv of nrfntitl p m fs iw lt designed to res tsr ttie anil insider image Clinton irietl to (tropv t tn IW 1 I he While Mouse still Is protecting midterm election k w w v sm all r rwHi|h lo feir^fi i ^ m o f in r v n tm l ol Is >lh h.M>|%# « of 1*1<«i|(fr%% but 1Itw­ agenda ls tiring [rfam n n l with ih r i rf taint > in m in d that R rp u ld a at \% utt* hr1 n w t |»M»ftfu l lh a n they arc now ai(Ml « 111 JMj% h a m itiutiIflv age iF)i|4 lll|l|Vtl hv MHWtltU it s It if n t»*tUrw‘n i lmid||(rt ikiiril i tonal amend trrin limits r i in tti M i h r n r t l tw o The dangers C linton hnt< if) f« lairs tears a rr I II hts prtipo>sal% mat seem bland when stacked against G O P radicalism and (21 lo the estrut that he tiles lo l«e a remits! tie wilt nfterwl big government "old Dernot tats th r tle r n o rr a tlr r a u e u s r s in t Iir M ouse and Senate amt mas attrai t a l i b e r a l D em ocratic ■ b a ll/ h n fe w . ho dominate rC . serins to tiavr little W <y r ' < 7 ''<• trd il h« b y - ' % through v Congress and a ilr a i t illsal (c r ie d Ross Perol inters In Decernti D em oi !*»•« t r AiJf ship 1'xHim i! tlir d f m i n A § r o up 1 N r s O rn ii >c u t i ut t i w 111 ( 1»|* ft tri lot IT! * ill CTn m r n t t r E vr u t v r i fB u tth rrrs * m reason lo doubt whrrth#' the t Union also will push campaign finance ami lobbying reform legislation plus undefined tnrasitirs to tedeflne relations with thr Con gtrss rattier loan pleaw H jaesumablv p r e s id e n t ca n bo radical enough a reformer to attract the d u a l fee led . d e ' % b e o r e Is the D M ’ sgertda Infinites deep ru ts In subsidies and lav turak* M business •• a means of funding new investments In edia alkai and %■trin e replacement of lederat houstng and other s i lal programs with vmwhers to go directly to indhUtuaM at»d dismantling wane federal deissriinents ____ Antes way Clinton will pftrpxse a slimmed down hrallh t are plan reintroduce his DW.1 welfare reform pzo|mxaI continue Ids 'tefu II cutting m K v s iltr program amt (sane u p with major pro(s<aals to hand <rsrt m orr trs[stisilahty lor managing domestic programs to the states and ksalittes and iu t th r Irdetal I s r t f a u u w ) esren „„ ,, aggressive!* than Vke I’rrsfctenl At Gore s frinvrfiH ll| fill>f fit rtTViiiirtl* km J to term lim its and balanced l>udgH amendments It serins unlikely dial the president ran go as tar as Ihr tM-C thinks he must t i n t i n g t h e lin e i t e m v e i n Ute fK aran task lo rtr also has hern thinking atnut ways to adders* what's percetxed as a moral ertsts in the nation partly bv rm plvastimg altsHnrme as ihe preferred means of i.c m oiling teen pregnancy under welfare reform and parity bv stressing Clinton's dedkation tn religious freedom JACK ANDERSON B a b b itt on b e s ie g e d C a p ito l H ill W A S H IN G TO N In Ihr waning hour* ol hts In year Senate career, retiring Sen Ytahohn Wallop R W in go* Interior Set re 1ar> lin e e MabtHII ki* krd oil the Senate floor It was live latest skirmish in what might hr ( ailed th r war lor ihe West I h r pdg"-M kmsJv [laltisail Wallop who o il.r accused liablnil ol advocating m s taT Is4k and u a a n u n M l r " environmental re­ form*. sfn .M e .1 hr* nemesis on Ihe Senate D o e a* the GOI* was llhhusirrtng a bill lo protri r thr I all Inert la d e s e r t DONNA B R U T W h e n d o y o u fe e l s a fe ? A question irom m y son has me musing about safety So does a recent Saturday T h a t's when a man whom a witness described as baling a lace so blank that " h r dldu I even look like hr w as there pointed an assault rifle al the White Mouse and sprayed It w ith 20 lo 3 0 bullets That the man. Francisco Duran, is herr — alive, unhurt and able tn tie questioned hy law enforcement offterrs — is amazing Mow many tourists have peered through the While House's iron frn*r. cenain they were lietng watched by armed Sec ret Service agents ready to spring at a suspicious move? Certainly, pulling a rifle Irom beneath one's coat and firing for tw o minutes is suspicious Yet Duran — who himself apparently evjK-c ted to tw killed instantly — is alive and able to [Kinder thr lutu fi m enu at the D <* jail l don't know afoul Mill and fllllo ry. tml the event — weeks after a kamikaze pilot crushed fils plane uri the W hite Mouse la w n — would put a crim p in m y confidence And as a parent. 1 wondered. W ha t did Ih r First Parents say to Chelsea? W b.it do you tell a 14 year old — w ho's presumably already dealing with all trf the scary emotional Issues of adolescence? Som ething hkr. "Y e s a few sit k people seem to want us dead Hut see how well otir security works'* No tardy was hu rt. You are safe ” You'd hope that she believes It. and that It's true. Mut you'd have to wonder I did. If one of Ihe most protected men on thr planet car. have hts weekend football-w.itching disturbed hy a stream of bullets, what dors that say about the rest of us? And 1 thought about Chelsea, w h o happened not to be home during tin- altai k Like must parents. 1 constantly search lor sufrty for tny children, for honest assurances ol lla existence It came up at Halloween. W hile discussing which parent would trlck-or-ircal with him. rny sons, 9. asked. "W h o went w ith you. your m o m or d ad?" I paused before saying. "Neither My brother* and I went oui alone.” I didn't waul to remind him. yet again, that Ills world I* more dangerous My Job Is to makr him feel secure. Mol what, tiesldr the usual, fright ruing admoiillloiis. can I tell my children about safety? What can be said dial's condoning — and true? I could say dial safety Is like inm unce — die more we chase Ii. the more It elude* u* We invest in a m ultitude of sale-making stulT. elaborate security systems lor o u r carts and homes; hand-held alarm* for ourselves; end­ less medical and fitness appointment* we hope will safeguard us Irom old age. F.ven our ommpresrnt smoke driet tors are uisuftk tent — we now need <artnn monoxide smiling gadgets to ensure wr awakrn And we still (eel lens safety In our rvervdai lives than our [varentsdid W r lock up our hrarls inn, in a world where a simple trip to thr mall ran serin llkr a lest. There are the teen age is with multicolored hair and earrings in unexpected places the or c a* tonal loud profanity: lire families on Ih r escalator whose .m lm alrd conversations are In unrrcognlzablr lan­ guages So m a n y |>roplr seem so — different What w r ward arr solutions Hut how can I prescribe lee I lug side In a world w h e r e so m a n y chtldrrri — including ih r most prominent kid In the land — may tie exposed lo hearing gunfire? I II tell you what I'd tell Chelsea, rny son — and myself T h a t e v e ry th in g ( And as a patent. t>elore you is an op I wondered port u n ity . It m ay What did Ihe I'Otrie dressed as a First Parents problem, hut II'* like say to m Halloween — a scary Chelsea? # mask can hide a wonderful charter That as a journalist. I've been forced to connect with people and situations thai at llrst seemed frightening Most times. I've conic away less fearful behind the horrors we report are more unselfish ucts. more courageous stances, more everyday overcoming* than you'd Imagine. They aren't "new s," but are real nonetheless And I'd ask. "W hen do you leel safest?" — fully knowing the answer. It's when you're surrounded hy family or friends, laughing over who knows what. When you catch a stranger's smile or witness some vagrant act of u lln ilo n W hen you're Hooted by rial ure's artistry' — as I wax by a rreeni m orning log, a silvery swirl ouisldr m y window lhal ( lung to leaves lading bom gold, orange and yellow lo brown. I d say we find salcty in love Which means the goal snnuid lie gening and giving, iiiik Ii more ol If — which is tough to do Irom within a iocked-up heart lane's the best, the only silli ly you'll Hud In tills world Mos! limes. I'd say. It's enough W a l l o p w asted little tim e speaking Up ITvere Vs s r t m e o n r 'M l th r M o o r w h o is n o t authorized fVatttUO shti hart dropped In lo w a lrh the detune on the hill left the ( handier u n c e r e m o n io u s ly , even though Senate rules grant floor p riv ­ ileges to all rablrirt member* After l*r ■ So 1st the trig reminded of lit* right wing is p r i v i l e g e by th e winning mos! ol s e r g e a n t a t -a r m s , Ihe battles ■ liahhitt returned to th r i batidier a few minutes taler Th o u g h ttie desert eventually passed Wallop * com m rnt help* illustrate just how personal and nasty the Untie has br-comr Iretween I lab til It and conservatives on Capitol Mill So far. the right whig is winning most ol die bailie* tn two years at Interior, Ilabblll lias Jorged sensible » cm promises over once llllloi table Issues such as restoration of the Florida Kvrrgla<1r* and the owls vs join dilem ma tn the Par till Northwest Yet Wallop and oilier Western lawmakers have managed lo |>aini liahhitt as a green" version of former Interior Net retarv Jam es W all A w ild eyed environmentalist w bo Is iryhtg to shut down commerce hi tire 11 Western state* hy turning llin n Into a big national [tutk Tills caricature has passed lor cam ­ paign dialogue In m any political rai r* Although K it,hill Inis u scientist's grasji of complex rroiogli.il systems. It s rakrn film i onshfernlile time to mastrr ttie- Washington I<hmI ctialn fir lias confessed to administra­ tion officials lhal he underestimated Ihe decentralized nature of congressional dr < isinn making Mr s confided to friends lhal tie arrived at fils job thinking congressional lenders could deliver majorities for trgisla Hon. only lo Ik- told by Ihe leadership lhal he was on hi* own Ttiese days, flahhin arms himself with a "vole sheer lor every hlg issue, and m enlly quipped lo staffers "I'm |ust like a rnrporatr lobbyist hui don't have a loi m o rr standing In irrrns of the ability in g n things done " G razing and m ining reform are two things ihe Clinton administration ha* failed to gel done Moth deal as m m h with equity as w iih ecology liahhitt was Inn ed to si ale back a plan lo raise grazing fees pant by rain hers w ho run hvrsiia k over 2ff0 million acres of federal land Westerners filibustered the plan h. death during Mie early weeks of thr Clinton adniliilsir.ition Federal grazing fees are about one-fifth of those charged grazers on private land The beneficiaries are not Mir myitiUaf Individu­ al Isl* who came west lo tame ihe frontier. Th e y are mostly agribusiness and tmilihiuHonal corporations tli.it enjoy a subsidy that costs lax [layers an estimated #50 million annually The cmjinrule [rm iill holders for federal gr.i/hig land include G e liy. Texaco Meiro|xiliian Life, and Zenchtku Land and Livestock ol Japiin Milting reform was once a keystone of the Clinton environmental agenda, but II too died ufier repeated attacks by Republicans. Under an I n z i law that * still on the books, mining companies can strip billions of dollars of ore Irom public lands while paying tax [Myers a pittance and leaving behind polluted rivers �f.»if fd Parade-------(o M In u t d fiotn P*|r I A h e ir e very y e a r ," said l ily Daniel* who graduatrd from Seminole High m 1965 I don't always <onie but whenever I'm ■Hit ItPfr tltrrr a ir loll of |xople mil to watch." I rtl by lh r b U riiif tu rn s and flashing lights of pnlXe and (trr v e h l d n . t h r paradr m oved abItaly down First S ltrrt from lltr New m t i r i M ission to t b r Magnolia Mall No unr t r r m n l to mind lu vtn g to watt along Itir alftr atirrla aa thr parade ini hrd (vast If liorns tumbril it was only in aujtRfxt id tlx ln a n riiivii w In ml not In an rfliat to itm tr Itx pwiadr along rnotr rjuh kly Kit* Mum* talto u in town to ■hrrr on Ix r aiatrt in I hr Golden Age (liirir* atn|i|xd In watch I hr llom n ottilng |taradr when ahr went *nit foa tx t evening walk I think young people arr *•> hrautihil alx said ' T hr t rr an lull of lllr and they’re ra rltrd about everything I ni glad thla happrrtrd ituMnjt thr Games an I d get a rhattf r In wc It T h r Junior < laaa waa awatdrd flrat pla< r by th r judges lot tlx tl float » h n h drplf trd a alone age i r r n r | r ■»m | i I r t r w it h t h r Hint stone and Hultblr lamlliral D O N ALD L H A STY Donald t. Has!* IM South DMIiw ib m I L a ix Sanford died Monday N«»v 7. I'.KM al hi* residence Horn October i * I9 JO in S a n h xd he wa* a Sitelong resident except hx time spent In the military *etvlce He was • * u x n l a - r In itx li«*l vrivtce m d u sti) following fits retirement frtxn j f l y r o t In the U H Army He was » member of Ktr*i lupttst c h u rrh of Sanhxd. and the Am eru an lxgkin Survivors in< Hide wife. Thu a n Ijr l.inda Haatv. « m « thmald I. II Deltona, fiandall A . Long w <wmI Krlth K Apopka ilaogh Iris Marilyn Harker. Sanford, C h e ryl Y ant G re e n C o ve Springs, brother*. Jack, of Hellr. Wadr of Roseville. Ohio, sisters Ruth Corwin and t'ratl K rlly. faith of Sanford. Mary Haatv. Waco. Texas. Evelyn Keel San ford, six g ra n d c h ild rrn . *lx great grandchildren llrlsaon Funeral Home. Sanlord. In charge of arrangementa W IL L IE E. B IN G H A M Willie E Hlngham. -19. I T ill SI trr I, Sanford, died Tuesday. Nov H, HUM al Del^irul Convnlrw enl Center Horn May 31. 1945 in Old To w n , he was a 7A Taxes--------C o n tin u e d fro m Page IA Ird rra l lax code drftnr who la ''liable” lo pay laxe*. hr wrote • regional IHN nffhtala. Mi Ew an " t'm a third party n illn tion alalrd Ilia fraran h alum a there waa no ■nngtrwalotutl a< I rr aKrnry aald Me FI w an I gri (•aid 50 jx n e n l of talM lrvrr I •pilling United Ntalra citizens In pay taxes T h r only such rr collect aa payment f<x m y w rv ■pilrrmrnt In thr federal Im X ra I ’m aahirtK ftx just rtxn code* tx afritr Nor ilora Ihr (xriaatlon fix arrvk ra rrn d rrrd " T h r y have lo p a v i w thr 91 I m illio n T h r y want a n o th rr W ain at l i f t Wlmbleton (T r r l i (nit th ry w«xt I find m r aa wrak a* lx w aa " C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A M< Kwan trfrrrrd to thr firry Seminole. death of fulltal k adrt I>a» id Voluau and Orangr cnunt Ira K or rah in Waco. Texas In r.ntv A f f o rd in g in Ih r crim in a l 100.1 ■omplalnt filed with Ih r U S In an I n l r r v l r w T u r s d a v Ihatrtrt Court'* Orlando Dtvi M< FIw an told a Ju n fc n l llrn th l aion i h rrr of iln n r arrralrd have rrjm ftrr fx plan txd to arl/r l|x a d m itte d p ith in g u p w lrrd IRN offHx in Lotijfwood and aril tiHXxy hx superior* In ih r firga ofl fumlt u rr and rt|ulpmrnt to nMalKxi roller I thr drht If the IRN A x a not ira|»m d In hla ta t 24 Urn byW illiam H n tx rt H u rrh flrld . Nov |7 l x haa th r tl|(ht to arl/r David f f lio n r . Jrw uta Hill and ihroffX ra VfiKwanaald Jeffery A Wine* all of Orlando I ni not dotnit anything thry w rrr a rrralrd Wednesday dolt I do aald M. K » « n If thry •ay lahat I'm doing ta illegal, Troy A n th o n y C a lh o u n of then th ry arr admitting what Sanford turned himarlf nvrr tn they do la Illegal auifMXtilr*im Thurw lay M< I!wan u v * hr iloran t p.tv Court record* Indicate that those .ifreared an far arr not thr lave* lx* attar hr dtxan’t rr ro g nl/r Ih r aulhorilv of llir Iradrra of thr operation agrni y to fo llrtf wagra I rum A n th o n y Scott S arro lalao r iiu r n i In a Nov 1993 I r t i r r tn known aa Anthony Asnrto, An thnny Ixw ia and Clary Stillman), and Glmtotonc Allen G e rry” W illiams arr aald In tx the Mi Kw.m v iv x h r ’* a patriot and la not avoiding hla riv lr rea|Minaitillity by not making (hivm rnla In the IHS S c a m ------------- Hmw n a * a*aa l awtw Ryan Hall and Mlaa SHS Laurta Blair wav* to tha crowd. •‘lU in Ham thr Hama taaa Ihrtr th rm r Throughout tlx parade lake Mary Hama tarfr bund In effigy ronftnrd to wire ■age* and Ixld captive In a vartrty of tmaglna tlvr taava T l x alan prrhl*t*»M« Ix u (T u b t»aa given arrtind plar r tintMXa and ttx firahm rn and w>phomarr <laaara tx d Lx third pla<r An hofunablr mention award waa given to th r K ry Club finally, thr senior f laaa wa* It I %r n a a p r r l a l a w a rd for overcoming thr grratest dla aatrr to at III appear tn th r paradr lifelong Central Florida resident H r wa* a skilled worker He was Haptisi S u r v iv o r * in r l u d r fa th e r. ( farm er Ftxd Sanhxd nuillxr I’r a r llr M a r Ford Sanford daughlrr*. Jat kx Lisa both of S a n fo rd D lrd ra Tam pa llr n t h r r * H a ro ld Jrro rn r Claren<r J r all of Sanford ■istrr* Gall and Inrx l » t h of Sanhxd hxir grand* hlldrrn Wilson Eh fx ltx rg rr Mortuary Im In i barge of arrangement* Game* Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home l>xig wood m rh a rg r of arrange m enu DEATHS Oontld L. Hatty 5*nlo'd rifjf.d# - F(Hj*r, NovsmbAf 11 1«M M A R IE T H E R E S A B R A V O M arx Theresa llravo HO. |/ * Avenue Longw ood d ie d Wednesday Nov 9. I DIM a I Ix r rra id rru r IVxn May H 1914 In IX th lrh rm l*a s ix moved lo Central Fhxhla from San Juan. Pucfto Rh >' In 1970 Stir was a liom riuakrl Stir wa* Rrhxm ed Lutheran Survivor* Inrludr daughlrr. Ihilnres, Orlando, tu n Jo h n C T . Olyphant I’a slstrr. Julia S in t a y . L o n g w o o d . one Xrwmlwm l x at on D u ri 1 ( rrm atlon S rrv ice. <Xlamh> in (barge of ar­ rangement * C H A R L E S C. D O N A L D S O N C harles C Donaldson HO. Wlatrrta Drive, laingwcHtd. died Tuesday. Not H. I ‘KM at hla residence Horn July ti. 191(1 In Hrraiklyn. N Y., h r moved to C.Vitral Florida in 1972 He was a retired sales manager with Hohtwins of Harisdalr, N Y H r wa* a member of th r Catholic C h u rch of the Annunrlaltnn. Longw ood H r b elonged to Knlghls of Columtiu*. Elk* and Voluntrer Fire Department, all of Yotk*town Heights. N V He wa* a veirran of Ihe U S A rm y during World War II Survivors Include win. Charles T . Lake M a ry , d a u g h te r* . M a u re e n E M e s s in a a n d Kathleen A McCu*krr Hochmer. txilh of lam gwind. nine grand children C E L I A A . L IN D E R S Celia A I.mdeen 72 Itouglaa Avenue A lla m o n le Spring* d x d Thursday. Nov 10, |!KH al F lo rid a H oapltal, A lla m o n le Sfxinga Horn O rt 2H. 1922 in Lfly. S D . the moved to Central Morula In IHH7 She waa h t i iratant She belonged lo V F W Aualltary' Survivor* nuli.de hu*tiand Hoy, brother* Kenneth Gttlhraa Dewey Gulbraa J r both of San Jo * e , C a ltf ; •later. Jo a n n e Hrekke. San Jo*e. daughter Vicki Stuart. Ixmgwood. one granddaughter H a ld w tn -F a irt h lld F u n e ra l Home Fore*t City, in i trarge of arrangementa F R A N C E * M OON F l i n r e * M oon. iltl. M itrk Inghtril I ante, t'aaaelbriry died Thuraday Nov 1U. HUM al her reahlence Horn April fl. I02N in Hampton. Ga . ahr m ovrd lo Central Florida tn IHfW She wa* a fMMtirmakrr She wa* Hapn»t and belonged to V F W Ausiltarv Missing Children Organization. Ca»*elberry Srnlor Center, and Air F o rrr Sergeant* Auxiliary Survivor* Includr huahand. Joe. daughter*. Danielle Gordon. Geneva. Dtanr H a lim . Tltornlon. C o lo . tun. Hob. Tucaun. A n/.. •Utrr. Esther Mathis Conyrra. Ga . seven grandi hlldren H a ld w in F a irc h ild F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs. In rh a rg r of arrangements moved lo Central Florida In 1971 S ix waa a retired n tirw w-tth th e U . S N avy Sfie b e lo n g e d io A n n u n r la t lo r i Caltiolu C h u rrh and Dt*aMrd A m rrira n Vrtrrana She served I n t h r U .S Navy S u rv iv o r* In r lu d r bro the r. IV trt L Hriwascvi. INxt St Joe sister. J u d v HfXinev. Deltona Gainr* C a rry Hand Funeral Home la>rigwr«Ml in cfiargr of arrangementa Court records allow the arani h a a c l a i m e d v i c t i m * In California. Ohio. Sixth Carolina. Loutolana M ulligan. Minnesota I'r nnayIvanla. Ohio. Virginia. C o lo r a d o , W ia e o n a lri, N rw H a m p a h irr. M ontana. Iow a. Maaa.o h u x tla llllnota Tlorld.i Georgia and Tr** a T r r a * u rr r Darnel D o y lr ol 1‘tihllahefa ( (raring llm ix aald hi* rennpany hired a private Invratlgatlon firm laat year aflrr receiving a ra*h of mmplalni* W r d o n 't w ilh h o ld a n y ­ thing. 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Ore A* *0011 a* Oregon voter* [M tv tl 4 Kim allowing doctor J M i'if d auk Idc, AIDS pal lent T im Shock started planning lo takr advantage ol It O n Thursday. official laillr* showed 1hr ballot jirojMtsal had |M «r<l Ml percent In 4M p r t n n l Shuck, who learned in April ihut 1hr HIV vlru* 1* Invading hi* brain, had talked In hi* doctor a InHit *ulcldr a day ra rllrr It allow* rnr in havr some control ovrr m y llle." said Shuck. 15 M* dm talon wa* tia*rd on what my nrrd* arr going lo be O n e r my brain Is gon e.1*rr no purj*Mir lor me lo br around " When Ihr measure on Tuesday* liallot lakr* rfieri IV i M. Oregon sill h rto m r ihr only place In Ih r nation that In* ill* tot* haslrn d ra lh for Ihr terminally HI A pallrnt with ala month* or Irsa to llvr w ill be able to a*k a din tor to prescribe a Irlhal doar of drugs At lra»t two due tors must first agree that Ihr patient s condition la terminal, and Ihr patient must a»k th rrr times the last time tn writing Ik*dor* must watt 15 day* tirforr filling Ih r final rrqurst for a tribal prescription. Clinton reaches out •90 N billion llv t oin|MtIson, A1A1 «pun oil 22 comjMnir* worth fHO billion with asset* of • I 53 billion in I0H4 Sear* « ornmon *barrboldcts would receive 0 95 shale ol Allstate stock lot eat b Scar* share The total value of the stork thrv will receive wilt lie •h 7 hitlion In addlikm to shareholder aj> prmal which I* expected >wai* oflklals said Ih r splnolt aiao I* tvMilingcoi on approval ol 11* sjmi e. an ImjsHtant move In lax lire n a lu rr. market condi ir>lng lo Utrrraer «ulr* and Improve Its bottom llflr 1ton* and regulatory appro* al llrrn n a n recommended ibal A lin live A lU ia tr spinoff. Sear* will havr atmut HOI) U S retail Sears' fsvard of d im im* rlrt I Arthur C M artm rr. 55. a* hi* store*, credit card ojiriallno* s u t 1 *■•*■ it about 1.200 specially siorr* Including Western Auto Suj>plv Martinet r hair man and chief Co , and various Iter standing executive of Sear* M rtihar>di«r store* for f u r n it u r e , p a in t, Group. Is widely credllrd with hardware and appliance sale* turning around Ih r rrla ile r’a I h r iriailer currently 1* re­ declining fortune* by cutting modeling store* to In* tease fits* unprofitable operation* ICC HARDWARE alCC HARDWARE .1C * HARDWARE s a id I h r 1man flO a Imj announced plan* lo retur billow mg Ih r SH 7 billion s|ilno|T. r i p o i r d to lie completed in m id 1995 W a ll S t r r r t welcom ed ibe new* tiiddmg up the retailer s stock bv •1 75 a share to close at *51 0 2 ly Northbrook. Ill based Allstate slock fell 75 rent* a share t o t 24 I 2 'i T h e spinnlf announcem ent come* Just at* m o n th * after the com pany'* board and share­ holders rejected an investor * call for Sear* to rtd itsrll of Allstate, founded by Sears in 19.11 Sears sold 2 0 percent of Allstate lo the public In 1993, and ha* also divested It^ lf of all Its real estate and financial serv ices division* Sear* officials «ald the dis­ tribution of the .160 m illion Allstate shatr* would be one of the largest aputof!* In U S busi­ ness history Sears has asset* of W A S H IN G TO N — Hoping lo Increase prosperity at home. President Clinton 1* rrachlng out to Ihr "young, vtgorou*" rennomira of Asia lo rxjkand trade tie* that hr sava offer untapped potential for growth Still getting over Jrl lag from hi* last round id travel. ('Union depart* today for the Philippines and Indonesia, where he will attend the second annual Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit with 17 world leaders Clinton taking note of hi* party's devastating losses on Election Hay. acknowledged Thursday I fiat m a m Americans a rr Insecure about Ihrtr economic future and wary of expanding global trade "F o r loo many of our people trade still appears to be a gale force wind, ju*t another threat ready to blow away the prospect* of a stable job al a good wage, just a no! her problem adding in the already unstable, uncertain condition of iheir live*,' he told an audience at Georgetown University's Sc hool of Foreign Service Child pornography case W A S H IN G TO N — The Clinton administration I* dropping It* attempt lo overturn a child pornography conviction In what a conservative grtntp hailed as a prudent response lo Hepuhllcan election victories this week Heversing position, the Justice [lepanment urged the Supreme Coun on Thursday lo reject an appeal from a man convtctrd of buying mail-order videos showing girls' clothed genital area* "If they had not barked down. It would have been an act of political stupidity on their part." said John MrMk-kle. litigation rcurdinalor for National Law Center for Children and Families, a conservative group that filed several court brief* In the last year supporting the conviction "W e strongly feel that the Justice Department'* latest jMtslllon I* a result of nvet a year's worth of effort and the Clinton adnunlst rat ton's defeat In the Tuesday elections," McMlckle said "This Is the first Indication we have from the Clinton administration of how (hey are going to reart In a more conservative Republican world." In an unusual move, the administration * new court brief was signed by Attorney General Janet Heno and not by SANFORD STORE ONL Y Snl o O n t c i N o v 1 1, 1994 t hru N o v 17.1994 Serving All Your Hardware Heed* Since t*7t L0NGW00D LAKE MARY 3 Wry 4341127 i | T C raM( Ikeygtot Ceoier u f iu i ■ — SANFORD CASSELBERRY Hardware »n7 iLL HM » al » itt mom WWerNrtOr. wm> < I C f N M O f f M l i l C F M A R O W A M t t C f N A M W A M T * I C F H A R D W A R l M * N A N D I WA Sottcltar Powers! Drew Days, who had fUed ihr rarllrr twirl argu in g the eenvlciinn should be overturned Texas governor will be missed A U S T IN , Texas — Ann Richards made the governor * mansion a haven for grandchildren and motorcycle*, and turned the Stalehousr Into a stage for her artdtr one liners As Ih r silver haired Democrat who matched wits with David L rttrrm a n and Ja y Leno prepares to leave public olTIce. even Republicans admit they'll misa her dynamic jMTsonallly "She used hum or as well as any governor this stair has ever had and probably as well as any national political figure." said Republican political consultant Mark Sanders "It gave people In other states a new Impression of Texas " 'T o o m any people think there are cowboys and Indians still running around here and she was an articulate person who gave people an Intelligent impression of what's going on here." hr sold, Electrd In li>90 after serving two terms as stale treasurer. Htchards' ability to rub elbows with the stars and punctuate any Idea with a cutting barb made her a national celebrity. H H A N II N A M K B LIK E K R O E H L E R S T Y L E C R A E T C A T N A P P E R S E R T A S I M M O N S U E R K L I N E ANIJ M A N Y MURE. W I L L U E L I U U I D A T E D From Associated Press reports ■ ■ ■ I EVERY • SOFA • LO V E SE A T • CHAIR CLINER • S W IV E L ROCKER • END T A • L A M P • SLEEPER SOFA • LE A T H E R SE C T IO N A L A N D LE AT H E R SOFA I ?A D U L T W R IS T B A N D Our Re $14 9! I M S w ith l I I I I I *p] ^#9*^ m'* * GA m i*I •F<j vF Omo^Roi Dtl Tf i»&nn M.i'ltf R OA f-i»n Y * ) ru n S ru »w *■ ■ ■ .# 1 , KfcfeTf^ ■ ■ b Ib ' ■ 7 v £*■■ i i b *h * • .*• ||j ll f 3 . 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A L L O T H E R B U R L IN G T O N S O F A CO L O C A T IO N S • 322-2131 CALL 3 2 4 -S O F A o r 9 2 to M i l e s C e ll L a k e M a r y T o w a r d s ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 B U S IN E S S A S U S U A L H lv ri S a n f o r d 4 S O F A T u r n A ir p o r t , ( 7 G 3 2 ) i �Santord r.anlof 0 F*of«J« Fnday It Vt M 11 Likely GOP chairmen ready agendas l u t i n g (or 9100 billion w o rth of lax <ui* for the middle clas*. the ■ y A L A N PHAM Associated Prsst Wrtlsr Bread prices Increase four-fold KIKV. U krainr I hr p r u r of bread quadrupled Ih u i^ U v a* l ’ir*ulrnt I-rtm ld Km tuna intm uiH rd hr <1tirgun •urgrn on Ukraine • a l l l l l K r« Uiiotiiy I hr (M llrnl l* now on Ih r iqirrallhg tahlr. hr M i d Free market prler* are 4 kry element of Kuchm a * plan In reduce Ih r budget deficit by ip r iid ln i |r*» mi govcMiment lu ln lillr i A toalof Ilf rail In Ukraine 1104 1 m l 1 al»rtlt 101rn l* Km Inna h a * a lw i cut government M l t w i d i r * l o I h r Iran*|>nr1 andeneigy *rctor« vending prb f* aoartng five lo i n i (old Hr*rial hundfrd m ill aged teacher* *tagcd 4 hrlrt walkotll T h u rw U y gathering mitaldr government headquarter* and warning that Uktalnr (m ild auffrr wide tprrad *lMkr* || wage* don I keep up a It h *plr*hng price* Smuggling ring smashed MONO KONG * In a joint operation with U S official* Immigration oflUer* arretted 13 people involved with a •yndkair tliat Ini* tirrn smuggling Chmcve into ih r United Stair* A government * ia ln n rn l Thur*da> «ald Ih r detainer* Inrludr I h ir r (long Kong mem tors o( Ihr *>ridi« a!r and IO ( h m r v rial tonal* who arrtvrd III Ih r colony a* v tailor* ll *aId H rnorr people were arTr*lrd III New York In •Itmillanrou* raid* by iif lk r n of Ih r Im m igration and Naturalization Service Th r « ) tidl< a ir arrangrd for C hU irvr revident* lo u*r lalvr travrl dm uinrnt* lo rn trr Ih r United Sialr* vta (lo n g Kong II •aid rnrni ** W ith o u t o llrrln g specifics. D n m rn h J said his commit lee would look ha programs "lliat aren't really working to see whnt w r c an get rid of " H e al*o M i d ll w o u l d m o v e q u i c k l y 10 strengthen I he president** a hill ly to erase Individual Item* III vjtrndlng hill* and to endorse a constitutional amendment lhal would require a tralamed bud 17 killed in shootings in Karachi KAKAI III l*aki«tan T h r lalr*i wavr of *nl|>rr *h»nting* In 1‘akltlan • irouhlrd tmalneM capital ha* ktllrd 17 proplr tin tmling a prominent politician, potter *aid today g**l From Attociatad Praia raporti alent ittn ue d from Page IA T h r audience g«»i a hint <d II wa* lo oane rail* In Ihr /gram when K rn T h o m a* Jr hi* r n u a m r for a rrrlia performance hy running ugh ih r auditorium and indlng up ih r *talr* to reach (l»e * u g r rathrr than *tmply appearing a* thr curtain opened f " ! know they *a\ I tit (13 thr |m well m u s c le d . w h ite Irrd . balding man told thr Crowd. hut I think I m only aide M id W A S H IN G T O N - Overhauling I h r income las. Mtulllng end a c o n g re s s io n a l probe of i h r to b a c c o I n d u s t r y , s la s h in g foreign aid — Republican* air liusily selling their goal* for a new more conservative Con grrsa G O T Law maker* likely to chair comm uter* m the ( ’oogrrsa that ronvrne* in January say their Kiri lion Day landslide was a jiopular call lo rein In u govern­ ment lhal ha* become lirt big. loo i natty and too unrrsponsivr And for the first lime in 40 years ihetr control of t|ou*r and Senate panel* will give them a huge advantage in moving legi* latum lhal does exactly lhal ‘Clearly, the public doesn't want so much governm ent,” Sen l*rie Dom rnlcL R N M re turning lo his old Job as chair m an of the Senate llo d g rt C o rn m itirr. M id in an interview Thursday “ We have lo go out and gel rid of some of govern Thom as and even singer \.ii King Cole Tlie Golden Age G a m e s con e lude Saturday Hehlnd the *rrnes. the O O l’ Senate stall t* considering a plan lhal would (run federal spending hy 9500 billion to 9700 billion Ihrnugh I he year 7002 said one Republican aide who spoke on condition ol anonym ity The plan is aimed at achieving a l>.il.lined budget by then and Virginia** tobacco country, said he would end Congress* probe of the cigarette Industry "I don't think we need any­ m ore le g isla tio n re g u la tin g tobacco." said Rep Th o m a s Illlley. R Va , In w hose district Philip Mom* U S A I* Ihe biggest private employer O th e r probable c o m m itte r chairman also laid out th rlr plans. Including — Rrp pal Robert*. R Kan likely chairman of I tie House Agriculture Com* m iller He said he wants lo hold hearing* on “Hie fraud. wa*l« and abusr and the organized crime entrance in Ihe food stamp program fkimettU I M i d he would seek su pp o rt for a plan he ha* advanced wiih Sen Sam Nunn. D T ia dramatically reshaping Ihe lm ome lax People would — S e n . S tro rn T h u r m o n d . deduct their MVlng* and In­ H S C . In llnr in become chair* vestment* from their income* man of Ihe Senalr Armed S e n . and pay tax only on the dif­ Ic r* t u rn mil Ice ference, which he Mid would encourage American* lo save money The mao who will probably c h a ir Ihe House Way* and B O O T K IC K E R S Mean* Committee said Thursday that one of hi* long range goat* l* lo eliminate Ihe Income lax altogether, rrp la rln g ll with l«*rha|>* a national Mies lax More Immediately. Reji Hill NOVEMBER OANCE - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC' A n her. R Texas. M i d Ihe lax Come dance with us and check us out! Bring the family! w r it in g pan e l w o u ld m ove quickly on wveral lax cut plan* Saturday November 12; 6 PM-12 •$6 for non-members! In c lu d in g reduction* In the 8 Wm * Progrwn SkTdsy No-wrOw 6. or I3*J4 30 pm levies |>ald by some Itrllrro ff Me « la*a Wary CorwxeWv Caetw Social Serum y re d pirn l» pro Adult*: MO 00 •room* (1 1-1M: 170 00 •Children FR EE1 jile who save money for future I wUvi M m n r w w S»y««4 **Morci Cal CSi r M m « medical use and families with N M M C k u I n l M c l k H . i i a m am Iw m »• H o « < «l* children A!v> on hi* agenda I* a ru l in Ihe capital gain* lax rate That levy t* paid on profit* of sales of slock* and other properly, and / Ci.m *1To redueing the lax ha* been a y* Our long range goal* ol Republican* Drmocrat* say such a move would chiefly benefit the rtrh and cost Ihe government money Seri Jesse Itrlills H-N C , who o w ifg iiM ’xfi Featuring a will head Ihe Senalr Foreign Welc ome DRIVE TH RU W IN IK IW Rrlatlons Com m itter, M i d hr s ON L A M X ) DRIVE • SANFORD • 3 3 0 - 1 2 1 2 would try lo slash foreign aid. 4 & (located between A B C I k iih w - A J C Penney) which he ha* rrltk Tzrd for year* Me al*o M i d he would seek reduction* in U S contributions to the United Nations which hr iRefreshineni* and Food called "lhal nrmr*l* of million* of Americans " 3 . Includes llic Award W inning Mexican Fruit O k e , . Th e new chairm an of Ihe y m A> Scxm O n Gary O d lin v Hour Magazine m House llra llh arid Environment A fieryose UVIromr subcommittee, who hall* from * INTERNATIONAL //ire OoAce /epfo/rf SANFORD FLORAL & ANTIQUES f FREECARNATIONS: SSSEJSSSHmSiSTt.- WE B R IN G TH E 90 • H r *pokr about youth, not In term* of yrar*. Inn a* a *ialr of m ind "Youth I* imaglnallon and drea m *, courage and p r f«I* tr n c r l i e I* J W t f c a i l .-.- A few m inulr* latrr. Thom** re lu rn rd lo U*r *iagr with hi* wife Mickey T h r couple give* irn iln ar* . hilling thrin*rlve* a* ih r 113-year-old a« rotiatlr tram , on (line** and ln>w in think and feel younger y Jim t a few week* *hv of her 50th birthday, Mickey could not uitily a* a parin-ipant in Ih r [tldrii Agr Game*. *0 r m r r r Dwvr Farr, d im tor of ih r San ford Chamber id Com m erce, ted *hr had Irccll 1 l.1v.lhrd a* prop (nr thr act Thom a* amazed ih r audience b\ doing a one-handed, hand la n d for *evera) m inulr* while siding hi* twidy parallel in ih r floor a* hr bulll a lower out of Stackable block.* Thomas •wit­ ched hand* a* he rllm lird the to w rr never leaving hi* aerial p o s itio n I h r c o u p le th en performed acrobatic* In Ih r morr traditional talent ro n irs i vein. 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Margurcllr BOBBY BRISSON BILL WELBORN O.R. ’SHORTY" SMITH BRUCE BRUNK �FRIDAY S a n fo rd Herald W IN BRIEF h o ’s LOCALLY Pram l u l l Report* Attention youth bowlers O V IK lk ) - H it Seminole County V A II A Tin n n a m rn l wlU tir hr Id at Ovtrdn I aura Ihla Sanuday and Sunday \ m 12 and 13 1 hr event la n jr n In all tooth league Isimler* In S rm in olr County Sailfest advance registration vf ■ew ws w ^ ^ Akua Wilson (No 33) had su points five assists tout stoats Ihr** rebounds, end e blocked shot in SCC s win over Polk Community College From Staff Reports MEW Y O K K — Pawn k Kwtng hit a 17 hail fadeaway Jumper with I wo araoiida lr(l Thura day night and Ihr New York Kntrka otlset Shuqullle O 'Neal* 41 pnlnla with a IOI *8* victory o vrr ih r Orlando Magic F.wtnil llniahrd wnh 34 pnlnla hoi had onlv (our rebound* lo 17 by O Nral SA N FO R D - Wav n r D rn srh Im scored five run* In Hie bottom of the stslh Inning lo |«a i a 117 cum rival k victory over fleet .Ml on Ih r final night of the Sanford Recreation Thu rsd ay M rn « f all H low pllch Noll I tall la-ague at « tease Park The caller s rh rd u lrd game had M A Krrc lias pit king up a 7 0 lorlrtt win over Sportsman Th e final league standings have Al> Roster iFlew tala Sjmrt Wear ID It followed hv S|aatsmart |7 3| M A F.rrctor* (5-5|. Wayne Drnsa h Inc (4 b la nd Ik r r W)|() |U) Itrer tO sc card twice tn ttir top of ih r first Inning, hut Wayne Drnsc h answered with five run* In the hoilnm of the first and added a single run tn thr third Trailing H-2. Itrer TO came Inn k with a run In th r fourth, then made a solid hid to end Its willies* streak by scoring four nin* tn the top of ttie fifth inning Hut Wayne flense h came up with the five nuts In thr sixth inning on a double, five singles, a walk, amt a fielder's choice. Pacing Wayne Dense h were, w ith three hits — Chris Grtsacun (double, two runs. Hill). W ayne Kelly (Kl)l|. two hits — Oordett Sprnrer (run. three HHI). Rich Labontr (run. two Kill), tlrtan Parent (run. KHI). one hit — Scott McLaughlin (two runs. KHI). Dan Wtsiti Inin. Hill I Doug Drier (two rune). Te rry Hart (m n l. G a ry Cline (Hill) Providing the otfense for lleer 30 werr. with four hit* — Mike Miller (two runs. HHI); three hits — Je rry Camu* (nin. two Kill), two lilts — Dave launhert (double, two runs. Rill). Dave Hetmett. cine hit — -left Allison (triple, ru n l. Dave Cosa (double, run). J im Retd ami T im Allison fH ill) Ikili Garner. R ill — Todd I’agel Seminole CC at Central Florida Classic, Ocala Girls’ Basketball Sprue* Cr**k al Laka Howell JV, 5 45 p m . V, 7 15pm Football Laka Mary al S«mlnol* 7 30 p m Lyman al Laka Brantley 7 30 p m Lake Howell al Oviedo 7 30 p m Swimming and Diving Claaa 6A slate championship meet at YMCA Aquatic Center Swimming preliminaries. 9 a m , girls' diving. 10 a m ; boys' diving, 2 p m ; swimming (Inals, 7 p m Girls' Volleyball Class 6A stsls semifinals at New Port Richey River Ridge High School Oviedo vs Miami Northwestern. 4 p m . Valrlco Blooming dalo vs Parkland Stoneman Douglas. 8 p m SATURDAY Women’s Baseball League Sanlord Ice al Daytona Sand Sharks. 6 p m JUCO Men's Basketball Seminole CC al South Florida CC, 7:30 p.m. JUCO Women’s Basketball iM t M 1*4 W*r«* OfOlcS IM SI SI I - II M Seminole CC at Central Florida Classic. Ocala Cross Country Stale Cross Country Championships at Florida Community College Jacksonville Class 5A girts, 10 a m . Class 5A boys. 10:30 am .; Class 6A girls, 11 a m Class 6 A boys. 11:30am Girls’ Volleyball Class 6A stsls championship game at Now Pori Richoy River Ridgo High School. 8 p m PR O B A S K E T B A L L H p m. — T N T , Milwaukee Buck*. (L) C h a rlo tte fcemplate l l a B n f ew R a y f llo rn e ls at The s e c guard trio of Mike Shr|»j>*rd. Dun Tillm an and Aktva Wilson wreaked haw* with the Viking attaa k i tuning up with 31 steal* led liy Slte|igMird • nine Tlie defensive jarsaure also Itaik Polk star Coy Patterson a II frail 7 guard, oul of the game a* Hie Kalder* field Patterson lo lO srto n d half point* llul I he game was not all derided out in the open i ourl as the Raiders w eir not afraid lo go Inside against Ihe m ui h larger Vikings Freshmen Ihh Allen and W illiam Fltrgerald m m hi tied ft* 18 first half fatinl* 13 fry Allen and Tillm a n adrled a trio of three |a>inters for nine fatinls a* Hie Rapier* Iraik a .111 33 halftime margin t » » » a « i t i ta n lt*l t e s t ’ * • ! I M S ' ! I 1 1 4 es.aw> t i l l V iW llll r e v w 1 * 4 1* t s a r * * * * * I M S I i y n t l l l i te .r n o MU m- —n - * . «»«, ( M n m i ills t 4 If t »" - e m u tn i r i '« I W a r I •• 4 t »rn > M 1444*4 a 4 Mil U C 14 K C U m « 11 ’ > *»— 1 1 1 e . t w a e e e i 1 11 G n w i 44 II M »l 4 t | I t n o I I I * r s w r iM la w ru t K C I i r -w e s i leueaeea. K ( I t»«*>i-S I T ■■—»*» I >*i»«»4'«l t4*«r Isa ecc |l K ( 44 f o lia S i I m Mm m 8 C v .M «■*»■><. KC M If •>«*>*<* III *»».•. KC M I o i i H I anwae II l e e * Psw ( C Ir W -w s C I I • Allen and Fltrgerald continued lo play well in Hie semrid half amt Sheppard got in on the storing act alter moving to set nod guard Sheppard and Fltrgerald hath tallied 13 second half point* while Allen added eight Fltrgerald lurried In a tremendous game hillin g seven of I I shot* while scoring a game high 31 |mints (Milling down 11 rebounds, bint king sevrn shed* and chipping tn with three assists and two steals Sheppard was also Impressive scoring 18 (mint* to go with nine steal* nine assists ami sis rebounds Allen finished eight for 14 from the Done for 18 (■mnt* and also gratified five rebounds and Tillm an also finished in double figure* with 14 point* Including three of five from three point range three assists, three stral* and two rrtmund* Wilson had a g<»n1 all around game with *U points, five assists four steal*, three ret*mini* and a blnrked shot l*nlk also had four player* in double figure scoring -hie I'hlion 1131. Grant Vrreland (13) and Paterson and Lance Thornpklns ( 10 ra rh l Late rally lifts Densch over Beer:30 Knicks get past Magic TODAY JUCO Women's Basketball 1994 lOiftttl via mot *t SANFO RD Something grind mav I r brewing el Seminole Com m unity College Thursday nlghl al llie SC I' llra lih and Physical Education f enter Hie SCC inert i la d r ilM lI Ira n i (>rm rd II ran (day with the tag hnyi m et whelming Ih r defending slate t hampton Polk <d m m un lty Cullege Viking* frnrn W tniri Haven. 83-70 ()u r guard* ti*>k I firm out id their game " *al<1 S I C head i i w h Bernard M rithle We alwi retaiundeit a Ini Iwiter tonight H u n we did Tuevdav againtl Indian Ktvrr Overall we just played a mm li Iw tirr game than the oilier nlghl I he Raider* Improved in 3 1 with Hie win anil will now travel lo Avon Park fur a game with South Florida Cnrnm unlly C ullrg r al 7 30 p m Saturday l*olk made up of mostly freshmen fell lo t) 4 OYIF.DO — (iir g H rg ltlrr tossed a * t»rn hitter Wednesday 4 « Tout 41) W llllr • firal l*rrt/rl« H 4 III Itif Oviedo H n realton Men * I l i « I No R I m II U n g iK (4 llir at the lh into S|»>rt* Com pie i Hegtstrt also hail a iloulilr single and an Kill In *u|)|>iil hla rauar I lir win g u n I iiik an W llllr a a rr«ord id 7 5 and second plot r In Ifir (Inal league standings Alan <ontnbutlng lo llir linn an W llllr attack wete Untold lllll (double single la n run* two HIUI. Iain<r A i m ) |lmi single* two inn* Kill I Ronnie G a td n rr (two single* Ia n Kill) and Tm * Kesslnger IIa n singles run Kill) A R O U N D T H « N A T IO N | 11, a f r a i d o f h e ig h ts ? ‘Small’ SCC bests ‘tali' Polk CC Toucan Willie's closes with win SA N FD R D — A ilva m r registration lor I hr Srm inolr C n u n l) Salllral. thr nalmti * lateral regatta w ill < loar ihla Saturdav Nnt 13 ( H r i 3 ts »l sailors and 700 tsiat* are espec ted In (tank ipale til Ihla year * Salllral. arhrdulrd Inr ih r weekend of Ort 3 4 on lake Monroe Advance rrgtvtratkirt (or single hand *ktp|>rr* la M il and M A lor *ktp|irr and nnr : tew Farli addlimnal rrrw m n n lr i is • I 3 In addmon. all I ’ S Sailing inrtulirra irt r lv r a tft di*» ounl Registration* {■ntinaikrd allrr Nov 13 arr subject to a I I O lair Ir r Registrations will tar (akrn up In lla m Saturdav lira 3 In r inorr information (ontart regatta chair man John Gardiner It ai (4<t7i 425 0585 idaral 14071 431 <>4tlM frvrntngsl (40718 7 3 0 8 7 9 llaal November 14* I - » 14 Reaching for the brass ring Today el 4 p m , Lite Lll|*nquiat (right). Holly Dunsworlh (No 13. center), Leah Hartoewicr (tell center). Stephanie Nolseui feitreme left) end the rest of the Oviedo Liont will take the floor at New Pod Richey's Rive: Ridge M iddieHigh School against Miami Northwestern In on* of the Clast 8A state semifinal matches The winner advances to Saturday n ig h t's 6 p m state championship match Flames ruin Ken Rummel’s bid for 10-0 Prom Staff Reports SANF'ORD — Largely, thr game meant nothing llul for Ih r third llm r Hits season 111 Ih r Sanlord Rrrrratlon Thu rsd ay Men's Slow pllrh Softtiall League al Plnrhursl Park. Hie Ken Hum m el Chevrolet-First United Method 1st FTaittrs ganir w rn t to thr final al U if. Th is lime, the Flames prevailed, scoring a run In the bottom of the seventh Inning lo nip KHC. 12-11 Flvrn though KH C had the championship clinched. Hie game was Important because KKC was trying lo go 10-0 and the Flames were trying to secure second place FUirllrr. Hopkins Meal Packing received a 7-0 forfeit win from Sllffey's Affordable Furniture T h r filial standings were Hutnm rl Chevrolet (9 1). FtJM -Flam rs (7-3|. Hopkins Meal Parking (6-4). Slllfry's Affordable Furniture 12 H) and Hrtar ( 'or(Miration ( I -9). T h r Flames look a 24) lent! after one Inning, hut Ken K u m m rl D.itlled (Kick to take a 7 5 Iratl aflrr Ih trr Innings The Flatties responded with three runs In the fourth and three runs in the sixth Inning In go up 11 -7. KRC. which had trailed Ih r Flames going Intu Ihe CS4V14C4I 111UmS4 W SlIlll H4W14C Ml MS < - tl It lit Ml I — II It seventh Inning the first two games and pulled oul wins, rallied lo He the score 11 •11 In the top of the seventh. Hut the Flames didn't let this one get away, loading Hie liases for Chris Da(xire. who sliced a single down ihe tight field line In plate the game winning run. Powering Hie Flames were, with five hlls — Brian Hurke (double, two runs. Intro RBI); four hits — To m Grarey (run. three RBI). Robert Smith (run. two Rill); three hits — Dapore and Dean Smith (two runs. KHI). Mike McCoy, two hlls — J im Hnidle Inin. RBI); one hit — To n y DeSonnier (run); run. RBI — BUI G rarey. Doing Ih r damage (or KR C were, with (our hlls — Chris Nlcklr (double, two nins. HUH; three hits — Rocky Jrrn lg a n . two hlls — Chris Wargo (double, run. RIH). Brian Curtis (run. two KHI); one hit — Scott Murphy (triple, two runs. RBI). Kirby Swinehart and Hob Keefer (n in . RBI). Cary Keefer and Scott Fletcher (run). David Golds!Irk (RBI). Je d Futrrll. run — James Thom pson. Hardrick, VandeStreek are first-team all-state picks From Staff Reports M A IT L A N D — Jakob H a rd rick and Dan V a n d rS trrrk . two Juniors w ho led Hie O r iingewtMx) Christian School Rams lo ih r Ixiys' (all soccer stale championship game Iasi w rrk ru d . have hern selected lo Ihe first tra m of the Florida Alhletlc Coaches' Association's all-stale leant. Chris llllomdahl of T h r Master's Academy lit Winter Park also was named to Ihe flrsl team The CX’S Rams, who were stair champions last year, lost lo Lakeland Christian 3 2 on penally kicks In the stale championship game. Orangrwtxxl Christian finished Hie season 22-2 (lioth losses com ing against l^ikrland Christian) anti riinkrd No. 2 In the final K A C A slate (Mill behind Lakeland Christian 125 O) Hardrick. u forward, and VandeStreek. a midfielder, lop a list of eight O C S Rums were lioooicd with all state selections. Junior forwurd Krlss Miller and Junior defender Jo h n McCully both were voted lo the second team. Offensive honorable mention* were sophnm orrs Chas Sm ith and Seli.istl.ni Janikowski Senior Hen M itchell and sophomore Drew Fleming were honorable mention choices on defense For The Mauler's Academy, which finished the season 10 4 and ranked eighth In Hie final FA C A poll, sophomores Scoll Hudley (offense) and H rrni Ferguson (drfensel were both honorable mention pic ks Adam Dean, n senior slopfier (or Deltona's Trin ity Christian, was named to Ihe second team RouncPng oul Ihe first leant are forwards Chrts Myers (t-akrland Christian). Randy White (Fort Mycrs-Canlerhury). and Austin Cook (Pompano Beach Highlands): midfielder B u rr Williams (T a l­ lahassee M.irlay): defender* Christopher Sweet (Lakeland Christian). Randy Doss (Lakeland Christian), and Km llr Latnur (SI. Jo hn 's Country Day): and goalkeeper Krtc Hass (St. John's Country Day). Also on Ih r second Irani are forwards Ryan Raulus (Canterbury). Robbie Cosgrove (Ta m pa-Semlnolc Presbyterian), and Kevin Matherly (Miramar Florida Bible); midfielders Anthony Tucker (Lakeland Christ laid. Jerem y Dressbuck (Si Petersburg Keswick Christian), and Shawn Chapman (St Jo h n 's Country Day): defender David Gordon iM o ntvrrdr Academy), and goalie Scoll Dtsch (Highlands). Other offensive honorable mentions Include Mike LaFave (Keswick). Jo hn O dum (Lakeland Christian); Blair Sheln (Highlands): Kris A n ­ derson and Diego Abrlo (Florida Bible); Pale Melke (Canterbury); Adam Lowe ILake W on It Christian); Peter W'eavcr. HenJI Sutter, and Randy Mullet (Sarasota Christian); ami Paul Van Oast ISemlnole Prrshytehan). Defensive honorable mentions arc Jose Gom ez (Lakeland Chrlsllunl; Nate Cervantes (Florida Hlblel; Rob Raufus (Canterbury); Denlck Sullivan and John lilt (Lake Worth Christian). Jo h n Pitt and Brandon Irvine (Marlay); and Phil TerH aar (Bradenton Christian). 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Will adopl ( *4*4*1 4 1*4 tallowing — to>u.l NEW POLICY G U ID E L IN E S SOR B U D G E T P L A N N IN G T l r . u R l . u l 1*4 budg.' p*o*pit too School Boo'd Intandt ta* lit budg.1 ta tw p*ta>.'to> •" • ntodt 'to p o n ti-. flK .llp AOund m w npr. w ill to* a— p la tit on p*o*4'ng .ddl 14*41 r.AOu'Mt .1 1*4 A(lQO* lo»ol w ill an* Incr . . t . t in iK u rrln g opto.ling r.tonuat In KCtodtow. w in Hut plitato pn* 11. guid."*4A d*"*4«'# p*octofu**i ta tob4*td ta in to. p r o p . * . lion of 1 1 . annual opto.ling budgai NE W POLICY PED ICULOSIS (H E A D L IC E ). T i l t policy It Intandfd ta da lin ..ta action which will b . I.A w i w lto tludtol co— at ta tcfwol mill *4 to) I K . to nilt R t VISE D POL ICY — A D M IN IS T E R IN G S T U O E N T M E 0 I C A TIO N Thit po"cp It * t « i t ^ ta r . I l K l C1.1RSA m t*.4 t l .l u l . A C ld l »1 " 4 A. docu— to tt top av.iito M Aar mtptolwn .1 toe Ad— iiitlr .li* . O th er! ol to. School Botod .1 t i l l Maltanvilta A*touo Stota*d. S tand. ThdtcIdol Botod at StoilnotaCount*. S ta nd. P ublltl Nov*— tw* n . m < O E X Si I �fiAV-'OKl H*raM '>anto«i Flood# - Friday, No»*rt'bar I t , 1W4 II People Take-out holiday dinners IN BRIEF Use special care handling prepared foods VFW flag dedication W IHTEH HPKINOS The W ln irr Spring* VFW Post M O ) ami It* tootle* Auxiliary «* ill tic presenting anil drdk allug a It * * AmrrW an H an and a 4 * « I* O.W 7M I A flag lo ih « C ity nf Winter Spring* prior in H ir co m rn tM jo n rn meeting mi Monday. Nov 14. al the I ny Mall Ihe |>>«i in.ikr* till* pirsentAilon annually in f ommemonite V rirra n % Day I'm m m r Information (d raw <all .127 .11!)I Membership, fashion show set Am rni an Legion l.'nil S3 will (mid a mem b e r l u r t i hm n and liih kin stun* Sunday. Nov I I . al 2 |> in . al Ih r |ani home iN 7 4 S Sanford Ave Mernbrrs will Iw adinltlrd frrr with S I 00 « Sal jrd Iof ra r h guest Fashions modeled by auxiliary member* will lie (rum l*rlHr and Hetty. Slim and Sasay and lll|( and Beautiful In doisnlown Sanlotd fall 122 IOft2 (nr ln(ormalU>n Organ Club plans variety show OKI. (O S A - I h r I Vitoria Organ Club will m rrt on Tuesday S<*» l!t al Ih r First Crrahy irrian C h u n h Fast HigM unk* l<r*ad Dr liar* T l»r tmstnrs* m rriinK and program * ill hrgm al 7 10 I’ m t lub member* will prrarnt a Muafcal V a rin y Sho* S h rrn lU r r m will play Ih r warm up session al 7 p m Ih r (niblu la in*lint io attrnd Pm iniormattmi plraar rail Oufulhv Itrih u n r al NJO 4N7| T l r kria w ill tie available (nr Ihr Ort IlC h rta tm a a d in n rr C o m p lrlr holld.iv dinner* arr available from re stau ran t*, e a l r r r r s and siqiermarkrt* It srrm* lo lie Hie Increas­ ingly modern thing in do ll Is Ihe way families of today arr trying lo have Ih r traditional meal without the usual shopping and jMrparatlnn As with home prrparrd lu rk ry dinner*, however a safe lake-oul holiday meal drjiends on proper (onsiirnrr handling of foods alter Ihe safety <iMiked dinner Is picked up or delivered As a result of lh -* r (o n re rn i. ( im m I safety experts talked with food sclenll*ls In government and ai adrmla a* well as allied health |>e»sonnel ronsum rr advisor*, io n •timer grouji*. g m rrrv retailers rrstaurani representative and trade groups lo devrlnp some advlc for keeping ihe takr-oul holiday meal sale These arr some of I lie lake oul food safrtv iljis for handling of ready prepared holiday turkey dinners that were most Inqiorlani Mol from Ih r Oven Rn k up thr ( i m m ! H O T and k rrp U H O T Keeping foods warm Is not enough Harm ful hartrrtu multiply fastest tielw rrn 40 degrees and 140 degrees F To k rrp lurkry hot. set oven trm p rraturr al 200 degrees F nr higher enough to maintain an Internal trm jieraiurr of 140 degrres F or trim m ings which the establishment has refrigerated after rooking, rrfrlgrratr as soon as you get home (always within 2 hours of pickup) Do not reheat Ihe turkey whole If you plan to reheat the cold turkry. carve and refrigerate II as above ('(Miked Frozen Turkeys with L'SDA In sjirrilon Seal These turkeys have been priM rssed under controlled conditions Follow pa< kagr directions for thawing rr healing and storing Stuffed Turkeys Huylng a refrigerated. fu lly cooked, stuffed tu rke y is n o t recommended Storing Leftover* Perishable foods %urh as turkey and side dishes should not be oul of Ihe refrigerator for more than two hours Store leftover rooked turkey and side dishes In Ih r refrigerator al 40 degrees F or below lor Hirer lo four days stuffing and gravy one lo iwo day* Reheating Cooked Dinners and Leftovers Alw ays rrheal leftovers thoroughly to 16ft degrres F or until hot arid steaming llrtng gravy lo a rolling boll In Ih r microwave oven, rover I im m I and rotate dish s o II heals evenly Th e derision lo take oul Is yours It ran hr an Ideal way lo spend Ihe holiday with proper thought given lo the meal CONSUM ER FOCUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG above when measured with a meal ther­ mometer Stuffing and side dishes must also slay H O T . Handle T u rk ry Dinners Safely ft * not a good Idea lo try and keep the foods hot longer than two hours If rating much later, turkey and trim m ings will he sufrr and taste b rtlrr If you remove all stuffing from Ihe turkey cavity Immediately and refrigerate Cut lu rk ry off the bone slice breast meal, legs and w ings may be left whole Rrfrlgrratr lu rk ry meal potatoes, gravy and vegetable* in small, shallow rnnialnrrs Keep ( old F i m m I s C O L D Some turkry dtnrier* are rold when you plrk them up or when they're delivered For turkey and Dixieland band open to public Dixieland Forever Inc a non profit band, playa ih r second Sunday of c **t v month from 4 7 p rn at ih r V F W Mall 27011 Wrlla Ave . F rrn Park Open In Ih r public, donation la For information tall M l 7315 United We Stand meets Sunday Woman’s club arts, crafts winners United We Stand America, a non partiaan. non profit cltlJcna a< lion group meets ih r artond Sunilav ol each month al 7 p m al Ih r old la k r Mary C lly Mall on Country C lub Road and la k r Marv Ikmlr* ard All Intrrralrd prraona arr w r Im m r Tho Art* Department of tha Woman's Club of Sanford Inc h«ld da annual arts and crafts fsahval at tha November meet log when members competed In numerous categories Blue ribbon winners In this contest w ill a dvance to d is tric t c o m p e t i t i o n In F e b r u a r y followed by these blue ribbon winners going on to stale competition In June at the Florida Federation ol Women's | C lu b s annual c o n v e n tio n I Among the clu b s first place 1 w inners In cralt* are (lop p h o t o , lio m l e f t ) not* Jacobson, knitted afghan and vest. Libby Prevail, Chrtstmas ornaments, Jean Metis, basket weaving, and Tawana Metis, wallpaper angels Lower photo shows arts winners (from left) I Irene Brown and Tina Joseph I while Pal Hardin, arts depart I menf chairman, shows her I blue-ribbon winners, a denim vest and knitted Christmas j stocking Worid War II veterans meet Sunday World War II *rtrrana of tlw Mrri haul Martnra and Na*y Arrnrd Guard m rrt ih r second Sunday of Ih r month al I p m al Ihr Am erican 1-rgion. 2M74 S Sanford A*r All "old salt*'' are welcome For Information, call liobSwanann. 321 4721 Aerobics offered Sanlord H rrrra tlo n Department ollrra S lrp Aerobic* at ihr youth renter in Sanlord C lly Mall. Mondava and Wednesday* horn U lo IO a m anil ft 30 lo t( IO p m Inairuclor la Lisa Mlnra Cost la » 1 |»rr rlas* For Information, rail 330 S097 Sanford Rotarians to meet Rotary I'h ih n( Sanlord m rrla every Moorlay al noon, al tIw Sanlord C lu u n lv r ol ( o t t m im r building A c t i v i t ie s f o r s e n io r s t-akr Mary Srniora In vilr anyonr ftft year* or older to join ihrm In Iwo weekly artlvttlra on Monday Wnodcarvrr*. from 9 10 lo 11 30 a in Gam ra. (rum I lo 3 p m.. al Ih r Frank F.vana Center. I ftH S' Country Club Road Employment opportunities for seniors An rm p lo y m rn t program aponaorrd by AARP Senior Comm unity Service la hrld al Ih r Sanford Arm ory Monday. Wrdneaday and Friday, from H a m lo noon Hill Downey and Nlrk Callahan are available lo help arulor* find employment MsraM * » S *t T s M tf Vh u S Cancer support group meets Support. Ilo p r and R rro vrry. S If A H . m rrla every Monday aftrrnonn at ft p m at Central Florida Regional Moapllal In ihr far ro m rr of th r dining room Thla la a wrlf help auppon group for all ra n rrr aurvlvora. w hriher in irra im rn l now or finished with II Call 324-H737 or 322-77H5 for more information Woman claims a little 'weed’ is not addictive Deer M ary: I'm really nlrk of all the h ypr and acarc ladles used by people llkr you aland smoking a lllllr w rrd " now und then. I'vr tirrn doing II for alMiul 10 yrara. and I'v r nevrr had any dralrr lo go on lo l hr hard at tiff 11 makes m r relax and inrllow oul and I don't Irrl hung over aflrr Ih r high w ears off. I alao d o n ' t h a v e a n y particular craving whrn I don't amokr It; I jual like the way II makra mr feel I'tn no dlirrrrnt from anyonr clae. 1 know who rnjoya It. *o where dora that leave all of th r talk about li leading to the hard stufl und turning you Into u junkie? E n jo y * It D e a r E n jo y * . I'm happy lo lirar that ualng marijuana baa not led you Into bard druga. but atallatlrally. young people who atari ualng alcohol, tobacco or marijuana at an early agr a rr al much hlghrr rlak (or progreaalng lo hard druga Ilian I hoar who remain ding free. However, the fnrt Unit you haven't progressed lo haul druga dora nut mean that amokIng marijuana has had no effect on you. IJccause the potency ol m ari­ juana has Increased d ram at­ ically over Ihe past 10 year*, one reefer may contain ua m any carrlnogens a » un entire pack of tobacco rlgarettes. The T I I C roller!* In brain cells and re­ productive organ* and ran re­ quire several weeks lo filter oul Ih r amount found In Just one Joint. Continued, long-term use lends to cause brain damage similar to the changes in brain function that occur due lo aging These changes can lead lo Inabil­ ity to develop and carry oul long term plans, problems In concentration, and a decline in p h y s lru l and sexual perfor­ mance. It's your laxly and your cholrr whether lo risk Ih r legal und physical consequence* of using m arijuana, bill lor H eavens aakr. don't kid yourself lliat your laaly and mind are some­ how going lo car.qir Ihe laws o( physical science when you ubuse yourself. (Mary Balk la a Cartlllad A d d ictio n Pravantlon Profaaalonal and a counaalor al Pina Craal Elamantary School. Con­ tact har al lha Sanlord Hataid. or call 322-1711.) C oach tired of student’s religious advances D E A R A B B T t I have rrad and enjoyrd your column for years, bill have never seen my problem addressed. I am a tennis roach (male), in m y m id 30s. and live In Florida I coach a wom an I'll rail Susan Shr Is Intrlllgrnl and very sensitive. She and her husband are in their early 50* and arr quite well do do. I have worked with Ih rm twice a week for nearly right years F'our year* ago, Susan was "tMirn again." From being not particularly religious, she ha* gone lo unending rh u rrh every Sunday. Hlblc study three limes a week, and holds prayer groups In hrr home several limes a month. If the churrh needs money for anything, thr people there ring up Susan •• who tm m rdlatrly responds with a generous check. Her husband lias siop|M*d tearing his hair out und has rrslgnrd himself About six months ago. Susan lM -g a n Inviting me to church and telling m r II was lime I settled down and had a family, and she persists, repeat It. The ball's In your court! Good luck. ADVICE A B IG A IL VAN B U R EN rh u rrh Is a great place to meet single women. I am not Inter­ ested In her suggestion, and I'm running oul of excuses I don't want to risk losing m y best client. Abby. how ra n I get hrr off m y hack without hurting h rr feelIng*?. T R A P P E D IN R IO H T C O U R T D E A R T R A P P E D : Your welltnlcntlonrd client Is probably unawarr that h rr persistence Is making you uncomfortable. T r y Ibis approach "Susan. I really appreciate your concern, but I must come lo this In m y own lime and In m y own w ay.” If D EAR AB B T: My husband recently passed awuy after a long Illness, and many friends and rrlallvcs were very sup­ portive during that lime Ills funeral was attended by such a large num ber of people, there weren't enough seats In the chapel io seal everyone. "G e o rg e "-o n e of m y sons-was a pallbearer. A neighbor who attended the funeral had Ih r nerve tu ask me a few days later. "Has George cried yet?" What a M OVIEIANO Ox** ka tv '3 terrible question! Even though George didn’t cry at the funeral. I know his heart was heavy. It's too bad we all can't cry when people expect us to. Besides. God gives us extra strength when we need tt. Abby. please put this tn your column. Some folks arc better at controlling their emotion* than other*. S T I L L G R IE V IN O D E A R S T I L L : Shame on that Insensitive neighbor. Tears arr healing, and some people prefer to shed their tears In private * 2 2 1716 FORREST GUMP CLEAR A PRESENT DANGER Hi t JO CINEM AS*® L I T C H F I E L D C IN E M A 10 lf tlM ) N H w y « r o J • 12 4 O f tfft TH E S A N TA C l A u l l l a I S tta >11 u n iE M l Ml DOUBLE DRAGON m i x A A v> A -A A BABY C O N TE S T AND B E A U TY PAGEANT l*resonleti lly r iiia ia TH E W AR PAGEANT STARTS 12 NOON "Don't tat ma you tpant -nor* at tna, other »tora. I toldyou .*>go to PEHNYW ISt * Ratal! / W h 'la a a la 17-92 A 27th St. 2F01 S jw s u n i t A A HegiUratkin begin* one hour prtnr lo pageant B/ttyoneGtttATtopby** ^ AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA (PC-IX (pris ie*r'q k io c s m w laium aa (PC-ill S TA R a A T E 200 4 40 T. 10 940 P C -'l) MARV SMEUtrt FRANKENSTEIN 1 M IO O 7 M 1 O 0 O PENNYWISE CORP. NOVEMBER 19.1994 . SANFORD MARLNA HOTEL, 350 N. 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MM 9 1 5 W . 2 n d S t. 323 3517 �f< ) H« *.j •_,*»(,vt, Flood* Fnda> No*a‘-rw» it i«M se Religion Saved from darkness to light IN BRIEF Fashion, talent extravaganza set HANFORD Tlif ><>«ith drparttnrnt of St .lolm M II ( hurt It along wtth ll»r young adult department will Ik- having a laahkui and lalrnl n l l i « i | a n M Hundav al 3 p m Varkiu* talent* and gtou|>* will |>erfiNm Yard sale scheduled HANFORD It»r ( hhmI Mte|»-rd l.uthern C'huit It haa •* heiloled a Vant aale '>.itulda« from II a U» lo 4 p m A Urge wk< tIon <4 ItrtttB will Iw available and reawmablv priced Memorial chimes dedicated H ANFORD Ihe Mr» l.eti F King Memorial l hlme* given In loving m em ory hy hi* wife Motive I King arm Kit hard King and h lrn d » will tir drd lra trd lo llir glory oT G«al Sunday al I iraf United M 't Malta! < hurt h Park Ave The H n King waa artibN |>aalnr al th r rh u ri h (nr 10 yrar* 11)7.1 l*mi and la trrnrrntirrrd aa thr kind and taring aheplieid w Im> alaiwril lit raainplr (lir la l a love T h r mrtnoria) t hlme* air a '41 notr ari <4 pnlialtrd litaaa rhtnira t ualtMtt draignrd for l hr ( tunnel arra try Deegan O ilm ra I nr ( h r metmxial t hltnra arr ptavablr hum thr rrxtar.lr and will tir (raturrd In I h r arnrk e of drdlratlnn Documentary film to air S A M O K I) — S< m i Th a t Ural la a brand nrw dtauntrnta ry a iilr dim with dram altr rrtnarim rnla horn World W itlr ISrlurra th r motkm p k tu rr mlnlairy of the Hill* Graham F.» angr Ilatk* Aaw « tatkon I h r pmtuctlon atiarra an unforgei table alury «4 a ytiung aoldlrr in V k ln a m . Dave H i r t r i W hilr IMI lltr OtltaUle hr rrtnaina *> atird from I h r grrnadr. hr aharr* hi* oaiirmai* u lp h ia lr tl rmotktftai and *|rtritual healing I fir l i n t llaptlat ( hurt h S ill I’ark Avr will ttrgln Ihta ahow Sun.lay al 7 n m Admlawkm la (rrr Call i l x t h u irh oOkr al f l 2 0 0 4 1 Itw further drtalla SANFORD Thr Mavtir a Sniper Supfter will Ik- hrld tin Wrdnraday November 23 I n n 5 In 7 p in al thr Sanford Clvk ( r r t t r i Thr u n i la S I (tir a hrartv taiwl .4 amp. hrah lu k r .1 bread hull and a anti drink Al 7 .V) p m a community Thankaglting arr>kr will lakr plarr In thr main auditorium o< llir Cl*It Crntrr P iu rrtla will tir divided rtpially Iw lw rrn I tir Hanford ( hrtatlan Sharing C rn trr Inr and K e u r O u tira .fi Miaaktn 7hanktgltirig turkey will laatr a w rrlrr lor having hrl|ird vnmrtmr Irv* I.Mtunatr Christmas tree fundraiser set S A N TO H D - C rm ia l llaptlat youth will h r telling ( hrtalmaa trrra In ra in m onrv for an uprnmlng high *rM*4 akl table irtrra l and th r m lddlr *• h n il apring rrtrra l T n p quality Iraarr dr trrra will a rtlvr frewh (rum lUnner Klk North Carolina (tir pit k up on Saturday December 3 Order* arr dur by titdav N o vrm lirr IH Piv ra arr aa billow» 3 la S3*» h la S.IO 7 la S43. H la » M and •# ta For further information rati th r t hurth ofTk-r al 322 i't 14 or H uth Parker al 323-2806 Women's Aglow to meet at allahlr ft* all w ho dratrr. following the Hireling For further detail* t all Hlta CliMla al 330 W W I O R LA N D O — Single Chrtaiun* United a program of Flrat tended M rifualiai C h u rrh of downtown Orlando, will aponaor ll'a monihly ainglr* d a n rr Saturday from 7 30 lo 11 p m. In the C h u rrh W ra lry Hulldlng Frllowahlp Hall al Koaallnd and South Strrrt* Atlml**inn la S3 Muak- will hr provided by a D .J and varlrv horn contemporary In rountry lo ttallruom Krfrrah m rnl* and door prl/ra a rr pari of thr rv rn ln g A gir.it way lo make frirnda with 200 or more In attendance each month For additional inlormallon . rail 849-fJOtH) Celebrant singers to appear LAKE MARY — Jo n Strmkovkl'a Celebrant Singer*, an intern*! tonally known Chrlailan mu alt m lnlairy. will prrarnl a rom m unlly wide concert on Thuraday. December 1 ai 7 30 p m al Si Peter'* Kplac<>|*.al Churrh. 700 Khlnrhart ltd The concert I* h r r of t barge and a her will ulfrrtng will tie taken Homan* H J h Am t w r know lltai all thing* work ingriher lor gotKl lo them lhai love God. lo them who are t allrtl according lo III* purpose Proverb* J 3.6 T ru a l In ihe lairtl with all llilnr heart . ami Iran mil unto thlnr own umlrrataii ding In all thy way* acknowl­ edge him. ami he ahall th ir d thy (M ill* Philippian* 4 13 I can do all Ihlng* Ihrough through Chrlai which M rrngihrn* m r United vytog TH E HEAR T OF Fl5s7f!IDA Otngr •Sanvnot# •OvceoU In Ihla arra I p r.iiv ( hmI for llir Orlando arra ' Js ff Fsn ho lt are and lirar llirrr la a lot tiI h rlirvr w llh all m v hear! that l l r furihrr to n iin u rd h> *a> Ing. T 'v r hrrn In FtortcLi now a ln rr laal Frltlav W r w rn l In the O m n i Arrna m lk x .i Patou W r wer e in .la c k a o n v lllr wl l h Itrn n y lllnn and now Wrki va Aaartnhly W r |gan lo go from here in Jrflrraon High S< ht*>l In M UUII W r fr r\|K. ling In *•< | ltd of young (irtifilr th.it nrr |.r*t and hurling In ihi* area (irople amt (waiora have rm brared o* anti more ini|«irlanl th«i*«- that have im m out of .larktie** Frn ho li a bivr and concern f<>« p r o p l r waa v e r y r v l t l r n t Th ro u g h hla tr* iim »m . lie ha* rent hrtl many In privon* ami Inner < tty arra* For further Inhumation ton I a t i ta n hr mailr hv writing lo Jeffrey Fen Mil I <hit fra th I ' O H o » 3 0 0 0 3 0 1. U p i a ni l jie o p lr th e S p t r t t >.| ' l i e l a u i ! |* t i n n i n g t 'a l l l o r i U a U | 7M> w llh h iv in g h ra rt* I ■ y M ARY R O W ILL Harold Columnltt SA N FO R D - Tfie early renlurte* of ( hrlatlanlty wa* a lime of Homan rule People wMi ad mlttrd In M ing Chrlailan* w rrr r o u l l n r l y p r r a r r u t r d and r a ro ilr d Wtwahlp arrvirr* w rrr often h rld In a r r r r l In Ihe talatom lw Sunday. Novrm lirr 6. Prrarrutkm Sight waa hrld al Sanford Chrl ai l an C h u r r h Prrarrutkm Night gave youth gruuiw Irtun Sanlnrtl Chnailan and Grot r Chrlailan Chun he* an Idea of wtul II w aa like lo tie a Chrlailan duttng iM w r lime* Thl* la Ihe arrond lime San hud Chrtaiun C h u rrh ha* prra ruled a I'rrart utkin Night Thl* Idea, adopted from a Chrlailan Cam p wa* rM wrn a* a Hallow alternative lot II k yim lh Orlginallv arhrdulrd for October 3 0 . I h r e v e n t h a d In h r poatponrd dur lo a tornado walrh T h r youth dhSited into group* of 2. 3. and 4 Karh group wa* Sanlord and Qraca Chrlailan youth got raady lor Portacutlon Night given an Itrrn to amuggle lo Ih r ral.vtMnlw. )u*t aa rarly ( hrtv I Ian* had lo Snm r turtle. I a lllhlr. *omr candle* and other* t arried Ih r atipphr* for co m m u ­ nion. Roman guard* held their t h ru llaii prt«onrr* in (all They had In have a ronvint tug Mory atmui why Ihry w rrr truvrllng and not reveal Ihrlr C hrU lla n lly lo ihe Roman* A guide led Ihe group* along a irrat hrroti* trail where Ihry might meet a Homan guard or a rubber T h r group al*<i had to |tu%« through ih r |irr*rt triion alatlon. an a rra u h r r r Ih r Methodist retreats a success Single Christians United to gather You r an' l ch a n g e another l<rrMiii. you ra n only change your rrartlott to them SUSAN W ENNER waa ta t trad singer In 1068 wUh Ilia, k Sahlialh Sim r !*< timing a Chrlailan hr ha* performed on five rontlnenla l l i r |utr have *1 t hlldrrn and live in llir law An grlra arra Ilia litKik In a n Darknraa In l.ighi haa been a Mg hit among n u n y Chrtaiun young people Frn h o ll aald Ih la litKik haa fjrril w ttllrn wllh the ht>|ir «if rrat hlng llir kwl S lu rtn g hta vlrwa of ahal lie wtiuld like In aay In O n lr a l lltaltla lie aaltl " I d like In lr|| rv rry tm r thank you for o|truing up lo me and more im|airtani for opening up to llir laird I hear that there la *•■ mix h c rime and trouble here bul Im m whal I ran rr* O H I.A S im o rtao .b i a n d Apopka W o rn rn a Aglow ■h a p triv in v itr thr im i M u - lo II a H irelin g on S a tu rd a y . 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F n 4 Sol Dehmd Ik Monroe Inn Clock, rad 4 "tell lure,, toot, tiered 'ec . tablet eld bebrbuggr COME T A H I T I IM E A L E Y A C U R A C en tra l l-'lorida 's O n ly I vein six < A turn D ea ler ?455 S U S H wy 17- 92 • L o n g w o o d ( 4 0 7 ) 6 9 5 -8 0 0 0 0 0 0 -7 3 A C U R A 1994 HONDA ACCORD �Santord M*«sM Sanfont. flo o d s fod s» November 11 ibM by Chic Young * M in 401*4 *© ' .iaa>< *«A'c • -*'*9 ^ X n J M V 'J \i Ways to conquer claustrophobia (IR A K l»H O O T T My hustumd •offer* from i Isuatrophohla end -v ll e rrm e In !«*■ getting worae tki r (u you have any suggestions *hel (7 J V .. 1 might help? U P * -" lir.A H READER Like olher i l l ’.N* »*J 1 !*•»•• p h u b le e (ir r a t io n a l ( r a r e ) . <laualrofdtuhU la fear rtf rlnard t|M rr«l ran vrvrrrly handicap by Moit W alker an ntherwlar normal perwm preventing him or her from l « E AT« M CPP i N O entering elevator*. being In a •mall m um or rv rn walking Into /J r f \z f l o o r s a building In moat <aaea. Ihr ( V U > — ■-----------reuse oI l hr pltoble lira d rrp In lh r uni o h m toua mind Vlrllm a nvay not hr awarr of why Ihry a ir an apprehensive or panicky I hta la I hr irawiti rounarllng la o ltrn rltrrllv r Your huattand •h<h i Id arrk out a |iayrhlalrtal. |>ay( hologlal or o lh rr rnrntal ix a lth professional T h ra r tr w him r* will uaualty rn ah lr a by Art S i n i o m rlaualrophoblr person to un drraiand hta irrational frara and i « j HCNDOND TO U0T1O.' dral with Ihrtn In a m orr o|«rn and rtlrt ( U r inannrr Moreover behaviors) modtfhaHon I* frequently uard In ran-' junction with thla Ihrrapy Fur . . e x a m p l e . o n e r I h r i lauairophnhtc Irarna lo trual hi* •. therapist i h r prnfraakmal ran a cco m pany Ih r p a tlrn t Into tloard t| ia m largr room* lo txgtn with. Ihrn amallrr and amallrr until Ihr phobic person Irarna lo ctxtquer hla frar by Charles M S ch ulz Your hiiatMtid should aak hla doctor for a rrfrrra l In Ih r LIFE is PROPA 9l v Y t WAT'5>\ appropriate proleaaUmaJ lly and EAS!ER IF you RE / TRUE l a r g r . p h o b ia * c a n n o t h r A 006 I OR IS IT o v rrc n m r without h rlp from Ihrraptala who arr experienced i ' '£ * ■ * * 's In trrating Ihia disorder D E A R OK G O T T I ve b rrn told I hat r H riirra arthntla in m y afknildrr* hlpa. elbows and wrtala S im r I vr n rv rr hrard of thla londlllon before. I d llkr wane Information D EA R HEADER R e ite r s by Howl# Schneider ayndrom r la In aomr rases. a h a rtrn a l Infrrllon aprrad by ----------------- ~ ~ z — V -1 sexual contact or fecal con­ T H E Y CALL IT THE tamination In other «aar*. a M O*ALUT Cf TVUTH I grnrttc disposition appear* lo p la y a d o m inant role T h e •tndrome la marked by arthrltia •w O C E T L E B A IL E Y S A C K F4CV* r ue p a ? p i p yo u f c » g c t ccr*> i fcn&cr IT w a$ YOU**' I A T E IT.' MV CANPV TH E D O R N L O S E R r . PAt) NE yA M ’ T K F N N T U HX) DO INCELD *£JMT> PE WOENC. LWJ'lK u GRAY i P EA N U TS t h a t 's l if e a l l th e TRUES ARE FALSE AND AIL the FAl SES ace true I FAILED a 9 i 6 TEST TODAY.. A ll T he TRUES uu€RE FALSE a n d a l l THE FALSES WERE TRUE Iriflammaikxt of Ih r rrpm d ucllvr tra c t (In b oth aeaeel, eon )unrtlvltla (rye Irrllaitonl and •u|irrflrlal ulcer* In ttie mouth or on Ih r grnllala Th e dlagrtoala la made by a blond Irat called Ih r "Itl.A 1127 11**or antigen ” i'rofilr with Ihla genetic marker arr al much higher rtak of rontrartlng ih r dlaraar than arr Indlvlduala wllftoul Ih r marker Antibiotic* a rr ih r recom ­ mended Ihrrapy M B D IC IN I P E TE R G O TT. M D If left unt reat ed. Hel l er * ayndrom r may rrault In a hr**l of unpleaaanl compileallon* lhal include chronic a n h n il* )olni deformity and heart d iw u v Copyright l!KM NEW SI’AI’EH K N TL H I’MISK ASSN 44 Ip M d maaa 47 PaacaTut poam 44 la p dog tor t (a l M ama* •bon M1» t l Waaanad 1 IJBaaabau I ) Jordan • olbctai naiahbor M Kogtilar lor a i * Otaiam p ciaat I t Approacned M Mannar I t (atartna 1 1 wida artoa u n t7 liraiaad I t labor ortanifar M Purposeful lop ACROSS — Chevef JO Wiffieut and (poal | 21 Constant J ) A t lor Man* JO f i l l ptana (•bbr | 17 Acting award ]1 Uada on a loom b irn r DOWN 1 BaaabaM loom J Two word* at undor standing ) H<a*tda lie of I 4 Cbom taw — (tandri ) ) Noaaiart ruiari t la p t Cburcb official* MOoOoa 7 Ooop-rtg M Imploya Iplant.) 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T W T but OC*J 0>jGR£y> WSA’ Lb tUMCAJ r (£M£S TD AUOTC AM IS S U E T V * Y IM S A G t V MOUTHS J iMAHL»?Aj£S ItMsip1 J l T>pa o( card 21 Mora mtimata J ) W at tn debt 4 } H andle 4J — Gantry 44 TV a tai* rg bora* (2 wd* ) 4t Corn broad 44 Throw 44 Cotton fabric 4t Algerian M Repair 12 French com 14 Golfing standard I> S T C «n a J S AWO JL/TR»3HT tits WIN AT BRIDGE x " By Pbllllp Alder b y Jim m y Jo h n s o n A R LO AND JA N IS ’ wTowT^ AMD X m iS lS A U HERTS A ) WE HAVE PAR GRAPH' ZIUSAVlwaS n s o T wt fkT Tm*> HtPL f) A \ MUCH ID l!U t J IUTtet*>T" ^ LOOK IP W R C MOT IMTEPESTEP10 OUR flUAOCJAL SOfT WARE • Although It Irrl* aa if aum mrra fun and winter* crawl, lime move* al a steady p a rr Howev­ e r. m a y b e you agr ee wi t h Eugene Ionearn "W e haven't the time to take our time " A l the bridge table, though, wr m u il lake our lime When the d u m m y appeal* all three ac tive player* should (tauae to plan the campaign And wrniettmra we must Judge the fight lime lo win a jwirticular trick Today'* deal waa declared by Frenchman Roger T rc z rl. who died in IttBfl. How did he lime the play in five spades after Weal had led the diamond king? West * bidding Isn't recom­ mended First, why preem pt when you might lie able lo makr three no trump? A iw o dlamond ovcrcall la normal Secondly, h a v i n g Ju m p e d lo four diamonds. Weal shouldn't have bid five If hr waa willing lo go to five diamond*, he should have bid It Hie flral Nine Despite W est’s sacrifice. Tre tr I waan t willing to assume that East Itad the club ace. And to try to e sta blish the heart ault without risking East • gaining the lead. Trezel ducked the opening lead W hen West continued with a diamond lo dum m y * ace. de­ clarer discarded a low heart South drew trumps, cashed the heart ace. played a heart to d u m m y 's king and ruffed a heart Hack to dum m y with a tru m p . T re rc l discarded two club losers on dum m y's heart winners Nicely done A l another table. South won the first trick with d u m m y* diamond ace Hut aftrr drawing trum ps ending In ihe dum m y, he called for Hie diamond two W hen East failed lo pul In Ihr 10. South discarded a low heart and recovered from hla earlier error CaayriaMtM* N i w i r a a r a I V rcaeaiic atuf Vulnerable North South Dealer Soulh SSr*l Snrlh Fa*l Smith 1A Pa** J* 1• S 4 I‘a *» P a ** 1A l ‘a ** I’a** (IjH-ninglcad Ps*» liu • K / (• \ l i . kmJ by Dob Thbvb* FR AN K AND E R N E S T TH«e S \JP U "M tT 5 — u v A M OfTTlNO TOO 0A*n 116! . ops A ff r T ? IW > T uZ t"L* pi GUT e * \T S + e M uni » by Jim Davis GAR FIELD h e r e a d t h a t w o m e n ARE a ttr a c te d to m e n w ho WEAR MAT*) OH YEAH?.' w e l l I f A l i t t l e T here are c h ic k s ik n o w u p g e W M OOOCAAZV / » A fOA LARFIAP6/ LHH A*. - / U r r . By Berales Bad* Osol Y O U R BIR TH D AY Nov. 12.1994 Social conlarla you make In Ih r yra t ahead could prove helpful to you In several areas T r y lo establish relationships with persons who have good reputations In their fields SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 221 An unexpected Invitation or a chance encounter could turn out to lx* an exceptionally fortunalr for you Kxiay He hopeful and expectant. Know where lo look for romance and you'll find It T h e AstroG raph Matchmaker insiuntly reveals which signs arc romantically right for you Mall $2 to M atchmaker, c/o Ihla nrwspapcr. I’.O. Hox 4465. New York. N Y 10163. 8A O ITTA R IU 8 (Nov. 23 Dec 211 Follow your compassionate Instin cts today In a touchy situation with family members Lei them know you remain loyal. CAPRICORN ID c c . 2 2-Ja n 101 Don't be hesitant about AN N IE by Jim M cddlck RODOTM AN* ItUDWElCCirfeXNO.TVMMS lSW dP Y UH-dH- BAD W > ' I CALL H i ASHEHlC.BVT DO Y ^ V J O A A A TO THE NEW PC£ \BY AURAS ITA VERY EHEWSf M*A B T H tR TSJ NOTICE WWTWt O IL S 1 OJTPAetCWSLl CRTSTAL SKIP SENSlThit TO GOOD ENERG?-U» NOT WTH & W ENERGY / EADENEBCjT CAN 1 HELP HW? J ENERGY AND BAD L BAD ENERGY-AHA , COINCIDENTALLY HAm E. ) ^ — ENERGY FIELDS_^ ------------S LOYtER W C E T W 3 5 ^ / 0 Vw f '■j?**) __ II g & T Y ----^ e t 4 f , . h CB£ ttW C COH Cfl TO A X X 0 4 0 M fC* I4 K T aSY A 4 A FA JW sta S / ^ « ™ < > A l ... OH APOl/T A M S A S ! Z SMGUIP.I APOLOHU/ 1 de velo p ing big Ideas today. Dealings with an older or more experienced person tnay be par­ ticularly successful. A Q U A R IU S (Jan 20 Feb 10) To d a y you m ay be compensated handsom ely for your efforts Focus on endeavors lhal can mean Ihe most lo you llnanrially or materially. PISCES (Feb. 20 Man h 201 Mediocrity is not something you are likely lo be accused of today. Pul your ambitious plans Into action and leave room for I-ady Luck lo step In and help. A R IE S (March 21 April 19) You could be adroit al pulling rabbits out of hats today. This resourcefulness could l x whal extricates you from a very sticky situation. T A U R U S (A jxll 20 May 20| You're likely lo function more effectively today as a tram player than an Independent entrepreneur. If you're In a position lo decide, choose Ihe former. Q E M IN I (May 2 1-June 201 Advancement or aomr type of special benefits ore within reach today, so direct your efforts accordingly Work or career In­ volvements look especially fa vorable CANCER (June 2 1-Ju ly 221 T h e impression you'll m akr to­ day will l x cxcellrnl and could have a long lasting, posltlvr cflecl. Gel oul and mingle with jxrsons who can advance your Interests. LE O (July 23 Aug 221 One ol your group activities Is starting lo look even more promising Everyone Involved Is basically sincere and benevolent. V IR O O ( Aug 23-Sept. 221 W ritten or verbal agreements you make today should stand ihe test of time. Forge the links with confidence. LIBR A (Sept 23 Oct 231 A Job done well on a special assignm ent today w ill bring txueflls (or a long lim e lo rotnr Those who profit from your work will remember you favorably. C a p y r l g Mt t f * N E W S P A P E R TERPRISE ASSN EN by Leonard Starr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1994 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 11, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 11, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 11, 1994; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/04b210b2690a2d3d373cae4e2d28e2da.pdf 1638d8cdfd204af8b2da7a11c96e9dc4 PDF Text Text * •r 2, FRIDAY 1994 *1 * * «. Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1Q08 8?lh Year, N o M Sanford Fk»>d« Calling all phone users N E W S D IG E S T ]| Customers to choose carriers for local toll calls [in s id e Sports Another Tribe trouncing By N IC K P P IIF A U P Mereh] Staff Writer SANFT)H D The Seminole High N» hm l Kill* liaskrtliall if urn Unproved to MO Willi « 71 14 thumping nl outmanttrd Lvm a n in a Srntinok Athkth C o u frtm c r i t>nlr*t T h iu w lji night Her Page III BRIEFS Former inmate files suit SANKOMO A fnrmrr inmate lia* surd Ihr sheriff and H u rr fall niftier* lor Injurtr* hr (lainiv hr • ndrird din in g a light at Ih r John K M l Correctional Facility Ih r r r year* ago Samorl G Hasting* filed a civil anil again*! Shroff l>»n Ealtngrr. Lt Dennis Whltlnrk Sgi Jim m y Frrguaon and a <nrrr< non* o lllrrr vrrhin g » I I m illion lla «lin g * rlalm * h r •uHrrrd a broken m a r and hrohrn irr lh III Ih r Incident Man h IU |99l I h r *ull claim* ih r officer* did not h rrd thirat* of v io lrn rr twforr Ih r flghl broke out Ml*- k Inm air* Ui onr rrllb lo rk attacked w h llr prisoner* afirr *rrur1ty light* w r r r turned on while the Inm air* alrpi IU «n n g * ronlrnd* Ferguson walked away d rs p itr Ihrral* of violence by (dark Inmate* unlr** ih r w h llr pnwmrr* w r r r rn n o vrd from Ih r rrllhlix k Guard* w rrr no! *rnl In l«i breakup Ih r flghl and lla o in g * claim* ll look 5-10 minute* for someone lo rr*pond to hi* ra il ha help Hoth Whitlock and F'rrgusnu %rrvnl a %u%|*cn *Mn permit without |m v alter Ih r Inrldrn! .Shrnlf Kslingrr was out of hi* office thi* morning and unavailable for m m n irn t on the •ult S A N F O R D — fn Ib r riot to di«ia n l fututr |iet*nn* making kwal loll phonr rail* from Sanford may evetlludlly br altlr In *r|rcf I be phone <tm ijuim tfuit pla< r « i Ih i v tails T li r stair • latr*l *irp In Irk p lxtrir tkrrgulallnti made in Tallabaw re yesterday w ill le t« u*iomrr* choose from competing carrier* for loral toll r ail* Ib r * a m r way ifiry rhoo«e long distance contpontea C am era aurh a* A T A T and MCI *aid ib r *iair I’uhlic Service Commlaalon voir Thur*da> mean* more tornpriilirxi. and more choice* for co m •umrr* N ' rb alin ia n T e rry Drawiri *aya ihr dec i«ior|, |Mrtrnllally could |Hit npwartf pr« ssorr oil h* al ratr* •* III Sanford. Southern lb-11 Regional Manager Larry S lrh k k r says Ib r <baitgr* are not r*j»r< trd lo lirtng al«Mit any Im m rdlalr itn rra*r in ha al phnnr bill* licit I* rvjirt trd lo reduce Ib r |m>fll* somewhat for moot Irwal service phone tn n u n lrv ' Southern Ikll has no (gan* al Ihe prrsrui lime lor any rale increase* be said, but it rertalnly pul* local iorri|Mnle* under a considerable amount of |*r**urr in po**ihlv false rale* In Ihe future lor nni|ierisale tor rite hiss * Slrtrk kr *al<t be rouldn't speak for ihe long dl*tanrr phone corn|wmle* ImiI lie n p r r t * ha al rlllfrn * will lie approaclied by ihe varhiu* r otnparilr* seeking lo lure new customer* The dec istoii by ihe |*SC w a «n ’l unanimous Some member* *ahf they feared ruMotnrr* rould he hurt If local telephone coni|mnle* lose loo min b business I least it i sahl Ihe rosl of ihe netewsarv telephone network modlfh at ions statewide wa* r«iim a trd at more than E27 million lie and new memlier Joe Garcia of Miami were on (he losing end of a 3 2 voir Public Counsel Jack Shrrvr. who r r p r r v n u conaumrr* brforr tlir utility rrgulalory jmim T favorrd ih r rftangr w h kh I* not rx p rrtrd to hr mack until 1907 We think It will further romprtition. and See Phone.Page 7 A Then again, maybe not... Sailfest breezes into town By T O N Y OaBORM IIR Herald Sport* Editor Rivor level update S A N FO R D - Flood walrr* conlinurd lo drop •hi* week a* w alrr manager* wall lo are wli.it lni|»ai t* will follow ih r *rrond »u rg r working ll* way down*!ream from Ih r fir.idw.iirr* of ih r SI John* River. A river monitoring *!alton north of l.akr llarney m raaurrd w alrr M 74 |rrt abovr mean ara I f » r l ■ rim r. from 1 - - - - - -|i m— — r fr Lake Monroe wa* mea*urrd at 0 fWi feel la*l Friday — Ih r mo*i rrre n l figure* available — le*a than two Inrbr* above the 0 49 feel mravurrd on Nov 21 W a lrr manager* say the Friday level wa* the *'*lagr" or |*rak They *ay Lake Jrs u p |*rakr<l Sunday al 0 92 (eel W alrr manager* lielirve a second *urgr of water w ill be *een In S rm ln o lr County within two week* Th e y now belirvr if the water* lnrrra*e again they won't rl*r a U iv r la*i weekend * Mage* Rachel Mettor. 2. a preschooler at Page Private School in Sanford, la not so sure she wants fo meet Santa and Mrs Claus The candy cane gilt will male Ihe n penance a sweeter one for Ihe little girl and •he ll soon be counting ihe moments until Santa comes sliding down the chimney See B riefs. Page 6 A Com piled from staff reports UIAKE UP.SIR/ ITS CHRISTMAS M0RNIN6/ JUST KIPPIN6.. T, rengineers tu M n rrrv G E N E V A — A lor al watchdog group has accused tlir operators of Ih r Excavalrd Product* Ixirrow pit ol sulmiltilng ln.ucur.iir and |M>s*ibly falslflrd data lo ib r Si. John* R lvrr W alrr M anagrm rnl Dlslrlrl In Ih r rrport suhm lllrd Iasi w rrk . Savr Our Huhbir Irchnlcal advisor Mlkr Rich claim* *omr data reports arr missing, other* a rr "worthlr**" and aonir show evidence of 'Tillin g " A* a result. Ih r imparts of ih r digging operation can't lie arcuralrly itirasurrd “ Al least. Ih r data should hr act'urn I r so w r can see w hat* going on Ih rrr.' said Hub Rich suggest* data l*r conducted by Independent r,> . i *s.u * n rr m ■< r s t r *<>u 11%-. to o accuracy Th e rrp o n i.i» under review by u n trr manager* Their conclusions arrn'l rx p rc lrd lor another w rrk Ed Uulnn. managing partner of Excavated I‘rod tins, said hr was disap|Miinlrd lo Irani of Ih r complaint. “ I have had a constant open-door policy with Mike and anyone since I l»r« a m r more Involved last N’ovemlirr.*' said Uiiitin. " I was u n d rr Ih r linprrsslon w r w rrr working very well together I don't believe w r'v r done anything wrong I Ix-llrvr Hits will fall on deaf ear* ' Quinn said h r wants lo begin pum ping w a lrr from one pit lo another lo speed digging Savr O ur Hubble member* say they won't support that unless reliable Bee Data. Page BA See Ball. Page 6 A Tour veterans keep learning more about home INDEX By SHARI BRODIB Herald Staff Writer .I B , Don't let rain on our tour) T o d a y . V a ria b le cloudiness High In Ih r mid to upper 70s W ind becoming east lO m p h . F o r moro w ooth or, aoo Papa 2 A ■ u i y 4 b u i* By J . M ARK B A R FIELD Herald Senior Staff Writer Holiday historic home tour weekend Dec. 2 23 shopping days to Christmas Clasalflada.............1 ,7 1 N oroooopo. C o m ic * ....................... M o vls* ................. C ro s s w o rd .................N ation.................. Door A b b y.................... 3B P o o p lo ......... O sath*...........................SA P olloo.......... D r. Oott......................... 3B Sport*......... Editorial........................4 A W e athe r...... Flo rid a ...........................2A W o rld .......... Watchdog group says borrow pit operation’s data may be faulty SA N FO R D — Tlie rr should l»r plenty of Just atiout rv rry ih ln g for this weekend * Srm lnolr County Sallfrsi — pkntv of people. plenty of water, and plenty of things lo do A* long a* Ih rrr * plenty of wind II should hr a grr.u w rrk rn d A cco rd in g lo L in d a E m lir r y director of public relation* for Ihr Saillrsl. over 700 Imat* arr rxfirt trd In rnakr up Ihr fieri of sailing craft •hal will corn pet r in ih r rrgaiia on laikr Monroe iht* w rrk rn d llasrd on p rrrrgisiration which I* running ahead ol Iasi year wr rr expet ting over 3.000 people lo partlclp a lr Hits w r r k r n d " said Flmbrey Thursday night In ll* 23rd year. Ihe Sallfr»i — sponsored hy ih r Seminole County To un a l tk vrio p m rn i Council — i* open fo all sailboat* u n d rr 27 Irrl In length Thi* year's rrgaiia will fraturr 15 sarx lionet) rvrnts. rang Ing frum stair lo North American ■hamplonshlp* Am ong Ih r rlassrs Dial have saneHoned event* planned Inrluik the Lasers |*lalr t hamplonshipl. Ocean llrrr/ r IM (national champi­ onship). Iloblrs (points regalia) and Vangard I .r>%Hindu inters) Over 50 dlllrrrtil classes of Issils — Including raiamarans. displace in r n I m n n n h u 11 * . p l a n i n g m onohull*. »allb«»urd*. Opiim lsi dinghies, sailboard*. and remoteconlntl sailtNiat* — will sharr right sr|Mralr ra tr rtiursr* The high optimism of Hallfrst organl/rr* hoping for a possible ret t>rd selling w rrk rn d wa* tem­ pered rcccnily by H r rising of Lake Monroe's walrr level lo near-record measures. While ih r w a lrr level won't affect raring, the resulting Hooding of heat h area will rnakr launching and landing 700 plus craft an advrnlurr “ When skipper* check In at Ihr registration table (locatrd on the S A N F O R D — When th r Sanford Historic Trust Holiday To u r of Homes was Just onr w rrk away, one would have expected Ihr home of Michael and Julia Gneb lo hr a Hurry of activity Hill, while Ixtxr* and rartonx of holiday Irlm iiilng* and decoration* could be found throughout Hie house, the Gorh*. tour veterans, seemed calm Hu* past Saturday, and ready to fare ih r task ahead of them In Ih r coming week In fact. Ju lia was looking forward lo tlir lour, and tieyond. Th e w rrk rn d following Is scheduled for Ih r wedding of her daughter ami she feels a sense of rrllrf Hi.ii ih r house will lx- ready In advance for Hie bridesmaid luncheon, thanks lo tour preparations. 1 hi* Is Hie Gorb'* second year on Ibr lour Th e y first opened their home lor Hits annual holiday event In 1990 but tlir home has gone through some further renovation since H im When fhe Gix’hs Ixiught Ihe house. 5Mi years ago. they believed. Iwised tin Ih r records given lo them nl the u m r. that Ih r honir was htilli in See T o u r , Page 7A Michael and Julia Qoeb will open (heir home lor tour thle weekend HwaM**•*•», Hurl I FOR TH E B E S T IN EDITORIALS, OPINIONS AND ANALYSIS O F TH E NEWS, READ TH E HERALD �>A Sanford MytyiJ Santon) Honda Friday. ()•« arnbar 1 IW4 NEWS FROM TH E RECKON AND ACROSS TH E S TA TE FLORIDA BRIEFS Brown campaign violated laws FEC report finds problems with ‘92 campaign NAACP leader takes aggressive stand J A C K S O N V IL L E — T h r new p m ld r n l of the J t d u o m illr branch ol thr N A A C I1say* thr organization will br u ''litlt£.tllti«{ N A A C P " # h m h r takrsuvrr In January W r rr going to rourt over *»nv Issues tti.it out city leaders neglect to deal w ith ." said Hill Randall We're going In Become a lit Igat in* N A A l'P ." K^rulall suecerd* W illsr Dr mils w Ito I* atrpping iluw n after a decade os NAACI* president to focus hrt energies a* state representative "I don't Intend to allow 20 year* of neglect lo go on I don't Intrttd to allow racism and oppression of jx-ople of rotor to go on W e ll tie open to negotiation, but that hasn't always worked In thr past." Randall said Handall said arras needing atlrntlon include school dr segregation. hiring and job promotion, and housing Hazardous waste plant plans stopped T A L L A H A S S E E — Proponents of a ro m m rrrM l hazardous waste Inelnrrator in Polk County have withdrawn thrlr application to build the project. The derision by Westlnghousr Corp formalizes an earlier announcrm rni that th r company was stopping thr project A receni statewide study by the Oepanm rnt of Envtronmen tat Protection found only a fraction of thr plant's 7 0 .0 0 0 ton caparltv was needed to handle hazardous waste produced In Florida By RON W ORD Associated Pros* Writer JA C K S O N V IL L E A Federal Kiev (Inna Commission frport show s U S Rep Cotrlnr Brown’s i ampulgn violated sex era) las s when she ran fort/ilce I wo years ago Th e Friends ol C o rrlne B ro w n , hrr principle campaign rom m lltre. is accused of receiving contributions from miprxrataxis and apparent foreign rvathxials. using a corporate aircraft, misstating linatn lal actlx tty. falling to submit docximcntallori on loans front the candidate and falling lo Itemize <otiinbuttons and disbursements A FEC spokeswoman said Ihe commission was not issuing a,ly fines The final audit released Wednesday states Ms Brown's lam jiaign had corrected most of the errors uncmeted In the audit of her l*>92 camjiaign Ms Hrtiwn D Jacksonville was re rlrx ird In November to her sr<<md term Rixinie Sim m ons Ms Brown % chief of slat! 11ill not trturti Irlrphonr tails Ms Brown earlier attributed thr jxoblrm s to an triesjiertenced camjxaign stall iinlariiiliar w itli thr intricacies of federal « am|>aig» law % U nder ledrral law. corporations and futrign nationals cannot contribute to t ampatgns The F E C rrj«x t slums Ms Brown's conrjxaign received 17 ronlrlbu lions from corporations totaling S I 2<*> and a 8250 toot i Uni non drawn on the account id a torrtgn natkxtal In response to an Interim trp txl. Ms Brown's c ampaign provided copies ol refund checks in the amount of tit 200 The trjsxt d o r s not nirrillon the remaining S I . J M The F T C rrjaxt also showerl Ms Brown jxald Florida Risk Industries ST 111 after using Hie itxnpanv % aircraft Federal law recptires that ramjealgns pax tn advance fex use n l corporate aircraft The Interim report rrccxnmentled that Ms B ro w n s C4iu|talgn rcxnmltlee list each of the flights and Imw the cr*t was dr trrm ined Since none of thr itocuineniatlcm was provided, the rejsxt said thr FF.C could not d rlrrm lne if the billings werr cexert tlx c ah dialed According lo the report. Ms B ro w n s t amjxaign also understated Its receipts by 112 125 and undetstalrd Its dlsbursemrnis bx SJ-I fhi Aug 4 I O'M her commit tee filed amended reports correcting thr misstatements of financial a< tlvtty The oilier complaints dealt with record keeping Lust year, a proposal for a similar inrlneralor in Madtaon County was withdrawn We don't feel there ts a need for new additional commercial Incineration rapacity." said Raoul Clarke, administrator for the department s Bureau of Solid and Hazardous W aatr On a national level, there will remain an exres* rapacity ‘Tis the season... Some environmental advocates said the stair's study dtdn t go far enough "ll savs there ts no need for an Incinerator at this time but It doesn't make ll clear how much this time ts." said Mark Ferrulo of Florida Interest Research Group, a non profit environmental and consumer group Good food ts at much a pad of tha holiday season as sharing Consent Schm idt |t«tt| rocanod the benefits ol both traditions recently at a bate sola held to raise money tor the Misting C h ild re n s C e n te r J o A n n Cramer (right) with the center w ill be back In fro n t ol Wal Mart in Iho Samtnola Canlra. with mor* holiday sweets and treats on Dec 23 and 2* Naval monument to be unveiled P EN SA CO LA — A SI million m onum rnl depleting naxal aviators from five eras will br unveiled al a ceremony 111 Washing!on. D C . Tuesday The bronze memorial, titled Spirit of Naval Aviation. Is made up of figures representing World War I. World War II. the Korean War. the Vietnam War and the modem era Including the Persian Gulf W ar MW** r*»x a s , s * T h r monument will go on permanent display at the National Museum of Naval Aviation In May 1996 as pari of a S I3 million addition to the facility at the Pensacola Naval Air Station The ceremony neat week will be held at the National Air and Spare Museum The memorial will be on display Monday and Tuesday Then It will be stored until thr l*rnaarola museum addition opens Adm Jeremy M Uonrda chief of naval operations. Gen Carl E Mundy J r . commandant of the Marine Corps, and former Defense Secretary Donald Kumsfrtd are to speak at the Wasiuwgran ceremony Rumsfeld contributed *200.000 imrwril the monument tn memory of his father. George Dntxald Rumsfeld, who was a naval aviator tn World War II Group photo cancelled to save life TAR!*ON SPRINGS - When 72 yra ro ld Emanuel Maialon collapsrd face-down in the surf with a tailing hrart. help waan i hard It)find. On the beach were 27 firefighters posing for a group photo Their two trucks, loaded with Itlesavlng equipment, were parked behind them Half ran for their rescue gear The others hit the water tn full uniform, their beepers still clipped lo their bells Th e Hirer strongest swimmers grabbed thr ailing man and pulled him to shore "H e was just very lucky that they were out there." Maialon * son. Robert, said of Wednesday 's rrscur Response time from the closest station would have been si* or sevrn minutes, said fire Lt Phil McKenna, and Maialon was In cardiac arrrst. " ll might have been Hie difference." McKenna said Maialon was upgraded from critical to serious condition Thursday. He Is In the Intensive care unit at Helen Ellis Memorial Hospital From Associated Prsss reports L O TTE R Y MIAMI - Here are Ihe winning numbers selected Thursday In the Florida Lottery: 1 0 -1 2 -1 9 2 3 -4 Caah 3 5 -4 -1 P la y 4 6 -B -8 -4 Ex-supervisor accuses bosses, discrim ination By The Aseeelated Press T AM I’A — A former water management supervisor is ac c u s ln g h is bosses of an AIDS-relaled violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act Victor Gagllardn 37. seeks a Jury trial, compensatory dam ages and tuck pay from the Southwest Florida Water Man agrment District, a regional quasi government agency His AIDS discrimination suit was filed T h u rsd a y . World A ID S Day. in U S. Dlsim i Court In Tam pa Gagllardn said he was in­ volved In an auto accident on the Job In August 1993 and while out of work his health deteriorated He went on disa­ bility leave and later told his bosses Hull If doctors approved he would be back lo work by spring____________________ LO CAL FO R EC A S T Tonight and Saturday Partly cloudy Low m Ihe mid 60* and high around 60 East wind 5 to lO m p h . Sunday and Monday Mostly cloudy with a chance of shower* Lows in the lower 60* west to near 70 east High* In the upper 70s to near 80 Tuesday: Partly cloudy with the lows In the GO* High* near 80 Friday. DecemDar 2. 1994 Vol 87. No 89 amcaa. J W orthy • M on th ! I Vaar City HI Daytona Baacn Ft Laud Baacn Fort Myarx GamaxriiX u H H 14 30 JacXxon.m* Poatmaalar Sand addraaa changaa 10 TU C S A N F O R D H E R A L D . P 0 So* I U T , Sanford. F L 3 O T S -1 M T Subscription R ita s (D aily t S un day) S1S I0 m oo i n oo 124 00 14* 00 SHOO Florida Raaldanrt m u lt pay 7 X aalaa la* In addition lo lata* a t o r * Ptxorxa |*0T) 122 M i l The following day. Gagllardo said a nine-page questionnaire was delivered to him to have his doctors complete H r refused to brin g the questionnaire lo bis doctor, and ih r district refused tn reinstate him according to thr suit T h e tw o-count rnm plalnl accuses th r Hrooksvlllr based water district ol disability dls criminal Ion. A ID S related and retaliation discrimination for filing the grievance P EN SA C O LA - Paul Hill says he has no regrets about killing an abortion dot tor and cllnle escort and experts to go to heaven when he die* "I have grrat (irate and Joy tn the Lord. In that I have done something Ural I think Ihe laird Is pleased w ith.” the form rr minister told CBS nrwswornan Connie Chung In an tnlervtew hrnadeasi Thursday on tier "Eye to Eye" program Hill, 40. of Pensacola was facing possible life sentences today on three roitnts of vio­ lating a new federal abortion clinic protection law by fatally shooting the tw o men and w ounding another volunteer e s c o rt J u l y 2 9 o u ts id e a Pensacola clinic. H r was th r first person eon vtried under Ihr Freedom of Access to Cllnle Entrances law two months ago U S District Judge Roger Vinson will sen­ tence him Hill will have another senten­ cing in stale court Tuesday There, the maximum p e n a l t y could be death In Florida s electric chair for Ihe shotgun slayings of Dr Jo h n Bayard Britton, 69, of Fernandlna Beach, and retired Air Force Lt. Col J a m e s B a rre tt. 74, of Pensacola Hill, a former minister In ih r Presbyterian Church In America and O rth o d o x P re sb y te ria n Church, iils i was convicted of attempting to murder U a rrrtis w ife . J u n e , 0 9 . w h o w as wounded. At K n •s n ■ay Watt L*4#i*nd Miami Orlando Panxacoia Sa-atola Taiianaxxaa Tampa voro Baacn W Palm Bear* 00 44 Tf 00 0J 10 Fct 44 44 4« A 44 H 40 n 40 4| 4S >t 41 40 I <*•* prarlou* day > a-yf u .* .- $M I n ' o l a m F I T F R ID A Y P tly c ld y 75 53 tf CX» Aiyho»#9* r y SA TU R D A Y P t ly c ld y 70 6 9 SUNDAY P t l y c ld y 79 6 0 AX**,.-'l* MONDAY C lo u d y 79 69 TU ES D A Y C lo u d y 70-60 Atlanta Atlanta City Auxtin Baltimore BoxSm MOON FHASBB FULL Dec. 18 OO 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 0? TEM FB ramparatvm ,, o lOaPy and Sunday, eicapc Sanford Harakf. Saturday *y T Sacond Claaa Pociaga Paid al Sanford. Florida and additional m ailing Gagllardo said lie wrote to thr district, asking permission to come tuck and on May 11 Bled an internal grievance alleging AIDS-relaled violation ol thr frdcr.il Acl By Tha Associated Praia EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K N EW Dec. 2 Fla 12771 lio n THE WEATHER • Inc too N. F ranch A r t . Sanford. H r returned to the Job May 2 but was senl home, be said T w o days later, he accused the dtsirlct of AIDS dlsertmina- Hill tolls Chung he has no regrets about killing doctor 45 F IR S T Dec. 9 o LAST Dec. 25 ■EACH CONDITIONS D aytona Beach: Wave* arc 2-3 feet und choppy. T h r current ts lo the south Water tempera­ ture 1* 70 degrees. New S m y rn a Beach: Waves are 2-3 feet and ehoj)|iy. T h r current i» to the south W alrr trm peraturr I* 69 degree*. TID E S SA TU R D AY S O L U N A R T A B L E : Mill. 1 35 a m . 5 20 p h i .; M.tj 1 I 10.cm 114 5 p m T ID E S : Daytona Beach: high*. 7:20 .i m.. 7 30 p 111low s, 1:18 u III.. 2.05 |i III N e w S m y r n a B e a ch: high* 7 25 a in . 7.35 p m .; low*. I 23 a m ., 2 10 ji m Cocoa Beach: high*. 7:40 a m . 7 :9 0 p m . low*. 1:38n m .2 2 5 p m BO ATIN G S t. A u g u stin e to J u p it e r Inlet Small craft advisory: Today: W ind ne to e 20 knots. Sea* 5 to 7 leet except higher tn the gull stream Bay und inland water* choppy Scattered showers south part. To n ig h t: W ind east to northeast 15 to 20 knot* Sea* 4 lo 6 feet. Hay and Inland waters a Hinder.tie chop. Scattered showers south jiart. S TA TIS TIC S T h e hig h trtn jie ra tu rr in Sanford on Thursday was 75 ilrgrrr* and Friday's overnight low w.i* 62 degrees as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research ami E d u ­ cational Center. Celery Avenue R ecorder rn ln fa ll for the weekend jM-rltxl ending 9 a m Friday, totalled (HI inches Sunset......................5:28 p .m . S u n rise .................... 7:03 a .m . Buffalo Burlington, vt Cfurtaxian.l C Char laxIon w Va C S ir left* N C CSayann* Csitag* Cincinnati Cleveland Concord N M Dailax Ft Wort* Donrar Dox AAe.naa Oaifoii Honolulu Mam ion tnd,*napefi| )un**„ Kanxax City 1 ax Vagax Lima Roc* Lax Angalox Mampn.i MilrxauXaa Mpix VI Paul Naxn.ni* Nan O Nana Nan V*r* City OXIanom* City Omaha Philadelphia PSoani. Roxburgh SI Lou<x Saif Lata City Shraraport WaUnngfon 0 C Hi> L# Fff 0*14 M 10 18 14 3) (&f M 30 Ctfv 0 n Of 4! it c 44 13 c*r 44 13 Of 40 34 10 13 ctfr 4) 43 i&f 4t 34 Ctff *4 30 C0» 41 Jt 11 It e^r If 33 ctfr 43 33 M 30 Or 43 41 tdf n 30 Of 41 34 ctf? if 34 Clf 03 33 Of 4) 43 ctf? 11 34 14 03 1A 43 41 cdf 43 V edr 40 cd? 34 13 cdy 40 41 rn M 40 cdf U 33 edr 13 30 «dr 43 30 r« 43 33 it 41 edr 41 33 Or 44 33 C‘f 31 44 Of 41 30 Of 40 41 cd* 44 3f edr 44 34 rn to 3) cdy �Sanlord HaraMJ. S*nfo*d Flood* • Friday. 0 *c*m t»r J. 1004 - SA The look of things POLICE BRIEFS Stodanu at Lafcavfaw Middle School ar* helping luture generations know about life on th e S a n f o r d c a m p u s , yearbooks, sig n s, p ho to s, writing implements. Ssnford H trsia newspaper clipping*, and Ih s co d e of stu d e n t conduct were among the many Ham* included In the Plengla* time capsule which will be opened In a quarter century In celebration of the school's 50th anniversary The esreeno ny was p rsa ld e d over by members of the school's Bats C lub Tha Phllco Company donated tha vault, the tools and much of tha tabor for tha project Randy Birdmier nl Philco helped Jared Muon and Geoffrey Holland Install tha top as Mayor Battya Smith and Geoff Tuck of Philco look on Burglary charges A n u n waa artr*trd bv Sanford pulM r Wednesday on ■hargr* iMirgUri/nt | »n <■« upiril Hartford r n l d r n m r u llc f Iasi month W'lllir ( h n k r J r 22 w u hr Id on Iwo chargr* nl burglary lo an m iu|ilrt) r r s id r m r and onr ib a rg r rath id grand Ihrft and Ihrfl t'nlur rrjm it Choke rtilrrrd a Casllr B rrw f t ('n u n a|iariitirru Non lo and i<a>k a I t n i irln lth H i and tkilhlng valurd al • I ?W» O n Nuv IN p n lk r rrpoM Choke entered a W r»i I bib S l i m home startling Ibc resilient f*olke *ay Choke ran (rum I hr woman a liouir with her purse which ctin u in rd 9IUO in (■Marsaioiit 1 hr woman and hrr daughter, who waa arriving hontr al Ih r lime. iitrn'ilird ( N ik t (ruin polk* phologr apha Transfer Hene A d o r r s 10. 145 C ly ilr A vr . lamgwraal, waa transferred (m m Ih r Ju v rn llr Drtrntkiti C enlrr In Ihr Jotin R (*ulh Corrertkirval K*« tin> Wednesday morning Hurra waa arrralrd by Allarnnnlr Springa p i l k r im i liargra of grand lh r(l and rraiailng a m m haul (Sillre rr(airt H urra gavr thrrn an Inc'orrrrt agr indlraling hr waa a youth Theft charge Mk harl Willie Wallai r 44 I J i b Southwest Mim i I Sanford waa arrralrd try Sanlurd polk r Wednesday un a ifirfi i hargr An employer id I fir Winn Dtslr a im r on South I tern (i A vrn u r rrpo rlrd w rin g W altair rntrr Ih r rnrn'a riarm wl*h a bottle id mail liquor. Ih rn railing I ter lactllly wlltkiul Ih r leverage An empty bidtlr waa (ound In a Iraahi an In tiir bathroom L m World AIDS Day: Demonstrations, programs, services MsraMn w t *, A*ryi «• '© Multiple charges Jam ra K Livingston 20 ItkM Crar A v r . Sanford waa arrralrd by Srrntncdr County d rp u lira rally Thuradav morning un ctuugra id tarrying a ton cralrd (Irrarm. theft id a firearm, oprraling a trtutor v r h k k w iilxiul a Ikrnar and having a lag altar hrd lo hla car not assigned lo II A d rp u ly rr| »rlrd •lopping U v ln g U o n nrar Ihr in r n r r o( 25th S lrrrl and Park A v rn u r ahortly allrr midnight lor having a broken windshield O n Invrallgatkm. Ih r drpuly rr|««rtrd Ihr lag wa« unregistered and Ih r dreal not aaalgnrd In Ih r ra r On furlhrr investigation. Ih r drpuly rrp o rlrd finding a 22<ahbrr Huger llrarral' handgun undrr Ih r w a l of ihr ra r whk h wai rrpo rlrd atolrn In Frbruary 1**88 Warrant arrests made T h r following wantrd person* w r r r takrn Into custody • Lonnie Paul Griffin 24 201 Mulhrtrv A vr Sanford on an rarape t hargr • tirorgr Dark. Torra 32 4701 S W 23rd Si Sanford, on two charge* of (allurr lo ap|>rar In rouri lo |>av flnr* for earlier conviction* • Hotirri Lee Daniel*. 21. 72 Seminole Garden* Apartments Sanford waa a rrralrd on a protwtkm vkdalkm < hargr for an earlier obatruc linn id Justke <hargr • Adrian l.ynn Modgr*. 22. 130 Knder A vr Sanford; on a b a llrry probation vkdalkm charge • Linda Joyce Mynrman. 44. I*»‘*A S I 'S lltghwav 17 *»2 Sanford, on a check fraud rhargr Crimes reported to deputies The following crime* w rrr rr|mrtrd lo Seminole County drputle* llurglartr* and theft* • 2000 block Lake Markham Hoad nrar Sanford 9300 gold bracelet oud 930 In Uqii<u but lie* reported taken from home T'|r«>«> a. Ml l*» 30 a W ~!.« « !« « • Hickman Drive In 14 rark North nFar Sanford restaurant employee reported 91 boo in Icw rlry. c a »h and other powwewwlon* taken from her rar al 2 05 p m Monday • BOO blot k Sc ott Hoad. Oenrva. a man ir|Nirtrd hi* Orlando girlfriend look 92.300 In jewelry. mu»k al equipment and stereo rquiprnrnl from hi* hom r sometime Monday brtween 11 30 a rn and 5 p m T h r man rr|>orlrd w v rra l of ih r itrm* w r r r replacement* for gift* which Ih r woman took rarllrr She replaced Ihem after a burglary report and reconciliation Crimes reported to Sanford police • Goldsboro Elementary. 1300 W 20th Si two room* containing more than 91.300 In merchandise w r r r rrporlrd taken aomrllme between H (i m Nov 23 and 7 30 a m Monday The d o irn * of mug*, pen* and other Item* were for •ale by the school P TA • 1000 block South French Avenue IU77 Chevrolet Impala. valued al 91.000. containing an 6800 diamond ring, wa* reported takrn from Ihr parking lot of a lounge *omrtimr Wednesday between H p m and 9 p m • To w n and Lake apartmrnta. 711 K Flr»l S i . Jewelry valurd at 91.250 from two women, aged ‘J O and HO year*, sometime between 12 30 p m Tuesday and 6 30 p in . Wednesday • Stonrbrook Apartment*. 1087 Ma/da K X -7 valurd al 95.000 rrporlrd taken from parking lot *c>mriimr between I0 3 0 p .m Tuesday and 6 30a m W rdnrsday. • M OO block East 14th Street; television and other possession* valued al 97H9 taken from a|>arimrnl som rilm r between 4 p m Saturday and 3 30 p m Wrdnrsday • IOO block Driftwood Avenue: 9200 reported lakrn sometime Wednesday between 7 a in andH I5 p m • Florida Mining Co . 2375 Old Lake Mary Hoad. equipment valued al 9G00 reported taken sometime between 7 30 p m Tuesday and 5 3 0a m. W rdnr*dav • Indoor A ir Purification Service*. 200 N Park A vr; television valurd at 9150 reported takrn sometime between 9 30 p m Tuesday and 8 25 a in. Wednesday. • A man told police he was upproachrd by unolhrr man on Mangoustlnr A v r n u r between 12ih and 15ib Street shortly after midnight Wednesday. Me said the man attempted lo rob him . and slabbed him In Ihr left a m i with a knife. • A man told poller he saw som ronr trying lo hrrak Into a 1992 Chrvrolel pickup Tuesday In a lu rkin g Im al GOO Persimmon Avenue. He told pollrc Ih r man Hrd from Ihr area without taking the auto. • A cellular phone valued at 9400 was reportedly stolen from a vehicle Tuesday In a parking lot al Seminole Comm unity College. • A 1991 Chevrolet van. apparently stolen, was located by police In the 500 block of Persimmon Avenue. • A woman told police she was sitting In a pickup truck at Seventh Street and Locust Avenue Tursday when she was approached by a man who pulled her out of the vehicle, struck her. and thrralened her with a small handgun. • A box of tools valurd ul 9500 was reportedly stolen Tuesday from a vehicle (u rk rd In Ih r 2400 block of Cedar Avenue. • A 1989 Dodge, rcporlrdly stolen Tuesday In Ih r 2400 block of Park A v rn u r was located by police lulrr In Ih r day In Ihr 700 block of Plnr Avenue. • Jewelry, a 38 caliber revolver and many other lin n s with a total value of 918.825 were reportrdly stolen Wednesday from a residence In the 2400 block of Pnlnsrllla Avenue • A n estimated 9500 In Hems were reported stolen Thursday from a truck parked In the GOO block of Palmetto Avenue • A 9683 concrete saw wus said lo have tu rn taken Wednesday from a pickup buck parked in ih r 700 block of W. T h ird Street. • A n estimated 9925 In Items were rrporlrd missing friirti a business Wednesday In the 200 block of Magnolia Avenue. • A n estimated 9G00 In Jewelry wus rrporlrd stolen Friday from a vehicle parked In the 700 block of Locust Avenue. • A truck burglary was reported Friday In the 900 block of Maple Avenue. A n estimated 9560 In Herns were said lo have been taken. ill The rhythm of llie has* drum was a* steady a* a hrarlbral. (■Minding once each lime Ih r name of another AIDS victim w as read Gathered u n d rr black urn brrllas al Philadelphia's city hall about MOO activists and ariuts family and friend* v;* lonartr* and victim* listened to ihe name* and mourned the lo ll w a* one uf many t errrnonie* it h i m the country Thursday com m em orating W orld A ID S Day Elsew here, there were m o c k fu n e ra l* , c a n d le lig h t prater vigil* demonstration* even a salad tvar carl llllrd with thousand* of condoms and safe sex pamphlet* ll was a day ol sounds, horn the angry protests of people dem anding more money for AID S rrsrari h lu Ih r "thunk" of a 9 Ion granite houktef tiring dropped Into place al an AIDS memorial garden In San Fran ctsro And H was a day of no sights Work* of art were shrouded or tak en ft**•« 11 in r t fifM r n i tfir losses AIDS had inflicted on the a n world i At live Metropolitan Museum of Art In New York. Renoir's " T w o Girl* at Ihr I'tano' was removed from Ihr wall, and a Rembrandt s e ll p o r t r a it a n d D a v id H ockney's ‘ M ount Fuji and Flowers' were shrouded tentacles nl the A ID S virus was magnified 1.000 lime* on a giant television screen " I can usually slay for onlytwo or three minule*. but somelimes people are lonely and want lo talk, so I stretch II and make H up In the drive lo ih r next place."-said Cole, who works with a group that serves 1.300 hot meals per week In Nrw York C ity 's Tim es Square, a huge Image of a while blood cell bring attacked bv Ih r Bring3 fflaiutrc Homejw TDit tloMans. Groups of volunteer* havr met in the shaded grove once a month for the last three year* revive a portion of Ihe park which Ims languished far almost a century r if* UoMiee, Ckb NewUeW You ccrtr»buten *4 go toward putac i « m u sOucacr (eiearcfi and toUr»og rfloti to protect mantfeesandtr*< f*but 9 Sav* It* Uanatse. 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BIKINIS AND SHAPEWEAR git th*ho>dJyteason’ Adopts lor venetne rojoitn) hep mw» theMv*al of thi enJ*ng*»*d tpec«t P»em‘ ^ Bring uv vior <>U viime* — nr ch>.ne inert uur ncs i«r> - a vrrtiaHe JunsevJ mine i4 vuiv m3 carat sctghiv priced ft* cignihcani vavingv fur thiv rvrni inly Then wlcvt the prrtrcl «vle Humover SCO 14kt gold wiring' C\ii rvnwsini Event i» a truly laKiLsiv ifycetuniiv lucrearr the ring ytai’ve always wanted — fur a lur lev* llion v<u rl. sight (xsviHe In San Francisco, a crowd of prople with A ID S their family and friends dedbaled the 15acre AIDS Memorial Grove al Golden Gale Park, a memorial lo those who have died and those w Iki cared fur them “ Som ehow it helps w o rk through Ihe sadness and grief, •aid I'hyllls Gom ez, who lost h rr •on Michael to A ID S "W e can'l havr our lovrd one* hack, bui we ran remember them W o rk ­ ing here is an rsp rrssk *•_«)( toning ai<d >qn«*wMl '• / —• & Ring out the old... 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Oecember 2. 1W4 Editorials/ Opinions DEBRADIXONLAMAR G E O R G E E A R L DICK S u n l o r d H e r a ld (uses u i ; k i 300 N n U N C I I A V E SAM OKI) I I.A 32771 Arr.i Code 407 322 2011 or HM WlV i 1st! K lo w •Id,to* OdilM H Pugh ■ Ou iuxii Wwugw M'llM'MIl'TK *N MAI I 3 M.mtliv 0 M.xcllc* 1 Yrer liotWl AIMSO 1.11)OU B7R(HI mull p*, rN vvv* las hi adJ l.oo la r*t»t above EDITORIAL Surplus goods to help animals T h l* p.iM M onday, the H u m a n e Society of Se m in o le C o u n ty n u k e d the C it y of S a n fo rd for help A n n u a lly , elite* co n d uct an a u c tio n of Item * each year w in c h have lieen declared su rp lu s . obsolete o r u n e co n o m ica l or InrfTI rtent to u*e T h e Society requented that It !*e g ive n consideration for a o n tr of the item * b r f o r r they a rr put out In a u c tio n T h e c ity r o m m lM io n look no Im m e d ia te action A lth o u g h H o n d a Statute* re g a rd in g tangible jjersonal p ro p e rly o u ned b y lo« al governm ent!! were con sulted . an d no clear cut rr*trtctlon aga in st such a do n atio n wa* Im m e d ia te ly fo u n d , the r o m m lM io n wa* hesitant. W e ca n *ee the ca u tio n w h ic h the c o m mi**tnn believed w a* necesoarv First of all. no list of Item* w h ic h will tie declared a* su rp lu s ha* lieen c o m p ile d S e co n d ly, m oat of the item * to lie a u ctio n e d by the c ity w o u ld probably be In w o rse condition than the Society w ou ld want to deal with S teven Mason, president of the H u m a n e Society say* the org a n iza tio n needs a va n . and possibly a p ic k u p tru ck as well a* office e q u ip m e n t, m a in te n a n c e e q u ip m e n t and la w n care Items W ith the new ly re b u ilt H u m a n e S ociety facility on C o u n ty H o m e Hoad in Sanford. It is easy to see w h y these additional Item s are needed T h e point here l* n o t to urge the c ity to give the H u m a n e Society a n y of the s u rp lu s Item s W e c a n » r e w h y c i t y c o m m is s i o n e r * expressed concern th a t other o rg a n iza tio n * also d o in g excellent n o n p ro fit w o rk for the area. w U I-b e re q u estin g similar d o n ation * E v e n th o u g h they m a y want to. It p ro b a b ly w o u ld n 't be possible or practical to try h e lp in g everyone, a n d keep It on an equal basts W ith this In m in d , the question now is. h o w can the H u m a n e S o c ie ty receive these b a d lv needed Item s? W e believe the answ e r Is — from the concerned public an d business o rg a n iza tio n s. M u n ic ip a l g o ve rn m e n ts are not the o n ly e n t it le s h a v in g s u r p l u s Ite m s A lm o s t e v e ry o n e has so m e pieces of e q u ip m e n t w h ic h ca n no longer be used W h ile som e of It c a n c a n tie used as a trade-in for a n ew p u rch a se , other Ite m s m a y lie o u tm o d e d to the point where a tra d e -in allow ance Is e ith e r n on -e xiste n t or too lo w to bother w ith T h e r e are also s o m e Ite m s , s u c h as typ e w rite rs , ca lcula tors, weed w a c k c rs . la w n m o w ers, and othet e q u ip m e n t, s im p ly not needed a n y more. T h e y could be d isca rd e d , or sold at a ya rd sale, b u t often this Is too m u c h w o rk con sid e rin g the results. O u r suggestion — phone the H u m a n e S ociety of Sem inole C o u n ty a n d ask If th e y ca n use w h at you w o u ld be w illin g to donate. G iv in g It some th o u g h t, people can easily see w h at Item s m a y be needed by the Society. T h e p hon e n u m b e r Is 3 2 3 -8 6 8 5 . People really Ju m p e d on the b a n d w a g o n to help raise funds w ith w h ic h to re bu ild the facility w h ic h was b u rn e d out last year M a n y said th ey d id It to help the hom eless a n im a ls N o w . people can h e lp once aga in , by g iv in g assistance to the folks w h o help take care of these hom eless a n im a ls Phone today. Y o u r gift w ill be appreciated. Berry's World ‘ T H E Y a re g o in g to c u t y o u r S o c ia l S e c u r ity b e n e fits .* G em gr Fatl IK, k #>»* lY u cm k Drive A lla m m d r Springs died Wrdnrsctav V iv K l IIFM al his residenee Horn Fell 23 I <#23 In Somerville Mas* lie moved lo ( enlrsl Florida in DIMM ||r was a salesman tor Visual Graphics ( <>rp lie was I’rotesianl lie was in lire U S Marine ( nr|»s during I miII i W orld War ll and Ih r Korean War CHUCK STONE C lin to n m u s t c h o o s e a n e w c o u r s e Until Hill ('U nion's humiliating repudiation at Ihe poll*. 1 n r v r r understood whal three revolullonaile* sere really talking alsnit wtien Lincoln. Grant and Wilson defended polilkal upheavals Al first blush all Ihrre seemed in tie making a rase lor Ihe violent overthrow id an existing tyranny Hut they *<malty *ete warning iltai convulsive changes faidilated by the v.ittng Issith are drstraltlr when the |«eoplr tielieve (heir government is shafting (hem Dial liap|M-ned on Nov M Ttie only issue (U n io n must detide between now and live fust Democratic primary In pant is whether he follow* the examples of Harry Trum an or t.y mton Johnson Fuller |stih William Jefferson ilin to n s i x t s id rn ry is tieglunlng to wind down The m m e lM ik kid ruav have run out of rallies Only the George Foremans of tlie work! are able to sneak in a km* kout pom h when ihev re on die rope* A president ra n 'i km* k nut a whole legislative t**tv Hut the pr-opte can Thai s why l.lm o ln Giant ami Wilson all defended Ihe right if |iroptr who are iippr rawed hy their government to rise up and shake off Ihe existing government and ""readjust matters tiy forming a new govern rnent lhal suits them better even ll It means gelling down into Ihe dirtiest sewer with a rrtm m ingent like in turning Speaker of Ih e H o u s e New I Gingrich N othing la more oppressive than a g o v e r n m e n t lh a l make* ll almosi tin p o s s ib le for Ih e average fam ily to survive tieiause of heavy tax burdens and ty ranim al gov rtn m rn t regulations In th ro w in g ihe raw als out. voters At flr«t bluth smqtlv sohsiituled a All three new art of rascal* teemed to be tti.il s fine In a dr making a cate nits racy, catharsis is for the violent gi*«d lor the soul overthrow of an w h r I her the soul o u stin g tyranny V b e l o n g s I n hrlragwerrd • hitr men Christian conservative* pnlitkal right wingers r r s u r r r r lrd racists i loact sexists alienated D m .* fata anil at*tel*•mats s h a l l prayrr odvt* ales welfare reform rrakMs term limitation supporters or Illegal immigrant ofi|s> nr nr a Vri If you sal most of these cIn torsi change agents down ami asked them If they wanted to iut federal funds In rdmatlon that would deny financial aid Inr thru kids rnllegr education* or eul rnedk al aid In Iheu elderly mnrhers and lathers or gel rut of sulwidirs (or iheir farms live protest would error endo Into a deafening NlMIIYt (not in Ml Ism k yard) Thai s hofh understandable and forgivable VI .te important than the voters <otilradniory behavSH is Iheu iwUevilve ability lu trvokr thru innirart once they lose confidence In the administration Hut Hill ( Union hasn t lieen as nefarious a jxratilent as Ihe triple H i ahal llhe f •• 1st radio Mghll has palntrd him lie ran puint In a few legislative v S lories lhal hrnefltrd Ihe Jet>plc Ills biggest (ailing Is his sivlr wtmh is hubrtsUr garrulous and flip (loppy F.xetv tunc ( Union ran Into a <rials he d hue a lies spmmeisrrr (remember David liergen?) Ihe While House staff and his ap(*>liitnventa turned osrrt a» fast and so often that they Walked like revolving draw* In a whorehouse As tor llarrv Truman lr*V* isiori wav alien in him IIF- hail sivlr More inq*»ttant he hail gulv and ideology al consistent v Survivor* live lude wife. Inez son Honald Mile hell. West Mcuiror I-a daughter Linda D Lyslrr L o n g wood st al er. Wi nl l rrd Morrison llciurnr Mas* brother Alec k lioslotl ihrre grandehildirn H a ld w in Fairc h ild f u n e ra l Home Allamcwile Springs charge eg arrangements K A TH LEEN K in M c L E O tl Kathleen K We l-rvsl 74 Tor ntigton Ctzr le lawtgwc**] died Wrdnrsalav Nov VI | ‘RM at South Sem inole Com m unity Hospital Horn Jan 10 1020 In Flirutwth N J stir moved In ( rolral Florida In l'Hi7 Stir was a clerical winker lor Florida HHS She w a* Catholic She was lire U S VI.innr a vrtrran Corps Survivor Include shiv Nell, laingwiMcd Kurt. Lake Mary h r o lh r r * I' F K oesirr. Jr MrltaHirne Hnhrrt C Keirstrr Jupller i s o grande hlldtrn Hal dwi n Fa i n hlld Funeral llcanr Foresl Cllv In c hargr eg arrangements QUEST COLUMNIST D A V ID M E R C H A N T David Men haul »)'* Truman Houlrvard Sanford died Wednesday Nov V) I'ZM at Florida Hospital South. Alta im.nir lv.in Jan 12 l'F23 tn Sanlcad he was a lifelong resi deni lie wa* a rrflrrd JMlnler lie was Methodist S u rv iv o r* im lu d e h ro lh rr Alton Men hanl llrcaix. N Y Sunrise Funeral Home Sanhad. In < hargr rg arrangement* Get dangerous drivers off road i m C6E.THEK CUK «m .1W O C 14P5A IIR aC ftS.nN fU Y SROMUP, ANP CM YES, ACSTIMFCttUNTLY^eYE C fU FW T., DONNA BRITT That’s what America looks like W A S H IN G TO N — Krcenlly. I was in line at the supermarket when a voire hrhlnd me asked Ihe cashier a routine question In ­ stinctively. I froze The accent was deeply, unmistakably, while Southern male Having seen "Root**' and heard Hull Connor, and more recently. Jesse Helm*. I Instantly fell lh.it the voice must belong to someone disdainful of me. u blai k woman. Hut when I glantrd hack. Ihe mail smiled, nodded And I knew I had no Idea who h r rrally was ll reminded me ol three years ago. when a sjiair of articles appeared m Ihe media about "H ubba." Th e name wa* used to Identify all white, working-class. Southern men flexing their political muscle I couldn't get jutst the name Hubha W ith apologies to bright lluhtjas. It conjured someone slow-witted, rrrtlo n ary. unvjphtstlcatrd I was repulsed by the smug new* in characterizing an entire group by Ihe nickname W hy. I wondered, was this deemed OK? Something else I.a* me thinking of "H ub b a ." It's reading the umpteenth election analysis stating that one of President Clinton's pro­ blem*. as perceived by disillusioned white men. was promising to make hi* Cabinet, 'look like Amerti .1 The article* said many while men resented the symbolism enough to make It one of several reasons they voted Hepubllcan It the analysts Is correct. I have a question What's wrong with a Cabinet lhal looks like America? That such a clearly right — even righteous — notion could seem dubious Is us baffling us "Hubba '■ What wus wrong with searching for qualified female and m inority candidates to fill Jobs that traditionally bad been closed to them? Was It that the resulting Cabinet — tilled by *lx while men. three black men. two Latino men. two w h ltr women and a black woman — looked more like America'* mixed-bug jiopulullon than any previous president'*? (Virtually all of Clinton's closest udvlsors — his veep, chief of staff, national security adviser and other "senor While House officials" — are while men.) Wa* ll the words 'looks like Am erica”? Frankly. I loved the phrase, which suggc-sied a Cabinet that Included: People whose faces and perspectives were sculplrd In villages, barrios, urtian centers, suburban tract*, shantytown*, mansions and rural expanses Documents signed by finger* scarrrd from picking ujijilrs. cotton, starfish from coastal brache* and roses from family gardens Citizens who can bear children, as well as those who ran plant Ihe seeds for them That'* whai America looks like. Ii never, not •* from day one lonkrd like * collection of whltr men only It Is lilting and Inevitable lhal as opportunities for e d uca tio n , voting and wage earning widened, ihe pool from whlrh people are chosen to ru n the nation would widen too That's obvious So I* Ihe (art that while men lielong al the t a b le . T h e y a re Americans — and a majority of the presi­ dent'* advisers arr while men So why resent Ihe effort to seat other Americans as w ell? M ost of th o s e "others" |>ay taxes They dream for their kids and Ihemselves _ They ache for love £ II it reminded me A and recognition, for of of three three years years srcurlly and acrep ago, ago,when when aa lance They believe spate of articles in God * promised appeared in the |M>*sibiliiirs Like ihe media mediaabout about while guy*, they're B'Bubba u b b a ' ■' J great — and awful. * Was ihe "problem " ■lh«- time sjk- u I looking? Choosing from outside Ihe usual clum p of candidates, beating pre­ viously unexplored bushes, tukrs more time than having the fruit drop In your lap front Ihe nearest tree A nation disgusted with "busi­ ness as usual" should have been thrilled lhal Cllnlon went out of his way for something that could look as good as America. The problem was Ihe usual " "u s " vs. "th em ." It's easy to feel your kind I* tiring passed over because they're your kind — I have a llfrllm r’s experience. Ju sl because most peo­ ple feel a psychological ruse In working, playing, praying and being with those most like them doesn't nlwayn mean It's Ihe lies! way to live. When ll come* to w h o 'll help govern, choosing Just one kind of person isn't even adrquulr — not If those w ho are to be governed spun ihe spectrum. Maybe It's time for America lu soul acting Its age. turning II* back, jiersonally and collective­ ly. on wfull's easy. That means re»|iectlng our blackness or whiteness or muteness or fcmalcncss or whatevrr-nesA while m oving beyond seeing ourselves only as that. ll means recognizing the complex humanity behind simple title* like "conservative" and "liberal." sharing a pie some once bud all to themselves, refusing to d um p anyone — Including white guys ut the market or In newsjiajier articles — Into a stercotyjie. ER N EST LYN W O O D THO M AS Frnrsi Lvnwcaal Thcwna*. 67 Did v «u even wonder why there seems lo be *o m any bad d rive rs on the road nowaday*’ ll seems they re everywhere You know who tin talking atsnil The ones who do 13 lo 20 mile* over the (Basletl *|>red limit because it seem* Ihev re alwav* late they ir alwi the ones who never seem to make that inm pletr stop and mv jiersonal favorite ihe I ii. rw ant tallgaler t suppose live list could g<> <m aiMt in Sand Lake Hoad Long wood died Thursday. Dec I 1004 al Florida Hospital. Altamonte Horn Feb 21 1027 in Mavsvtllr N C . he moved lo Crntrsl Flea Ida In 1070 lie was a terminal manager lea Ammo Hr was Hapllst a Muscat a oiemta-r eg Oil Ininfiliation Commit lee ami ihr ( idled WaV Ih R l Wd tn Ihe Navy during Wtald War II Hu r v l v o r s i n c l u d e wi f e. BartetM 'a ton Date k ah* mont e S p r i n g s daught e r s Sandra T Canie> Nashville Trim Hhotida L Altamonte Springs Arden T llaz/a. lamg w nnd brother J M Jr.. Southfield N C sisters 1‘eggy l adgrtt Halelgh. S C . Thru T Adams Cary Nf Fll/abrih Adam* (ialrr I King Helleville. Ill two grandchildren l lal dwln Fai rchi l d Funeral Home Altamonte Springs In i barge <g arrangements AROLYN f TR U E T ru e Arolyn F True 04 liac r lake Mary died Th u r* day. Drc I 1'FH al Iter rest deuce Ibati July 3 10(E) III Gardner Mas* she moved lo Central Florida in DFJ7 She was an egflcr secretary and home maker Site was a toemhrr eg First I’reshyierun ( hurrh l-akr Mary Stir was a former regent of S al lie l l srrl son Chapt er of NSDAM former presidenl eg AX C h a p t e r I' Ll ) S i s t e r h o o d , mrmtier of the tavkr Mary Histor le al Cornmissv.o Lake Mary Garden Clult and l.akr Mary Woman * Club She organized ihe first Girl Scout m>op In Seminole County, and was a member of live hoard lor Ihe Frtnald law ion memorial llo* pital In Sanford She previously wa* employed at Cluse A Co . Sa n f o r d, and t he A l l s n l l c ( oaslllne Kallruad Inow CSXl Survivor* include daughtrr* Natalie Dll WlltUrnscgi Daytona Ib-ach ( hailorie T llrissnn Funeral Home San lead. I* in « barge eg arrange rnent* H U B E R T TH O M A S BROOKfl Hubert Thomas flrooks 70 llannlsler Street Deltona, died Tuesday. Nov 2*1 I **»I al C rn Iral Florida Hegional Hospital Horn March 7 1024 In H|airi*. Ga he moved lo Central Florida from Te m jie rkn e r Mich In IU7H He was a retired machine Insjirc tra fca Ihe Chevrolet Dlvl slofl rg General Motors In Toledo He was a ntetnhrr of Our lovdy of ltee lovkr Catholic Church D r 11 ri n a H r b e lo n g e d I o Autoworkers Union la* al 14 In fcgrdo lie served in ihe Artny Air ('cap* in Weak! War ll Surv Ivor* im hale wtfr Milena daughter Ellen llaefnrr < asset berry sisirrs. 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F a d f lo vo F m *. FB I Pg M P ^ C K X orM dt of iam-nota Cored, l,or-da n n N i ) dogroot 11 f *0 « along road irwnra H 44 dog'tot W 110 It cnanra V 44 dogrtav W 10 N m art m tav* cnanra V 44 Oogroei W *0 l< moro or lav* taonrt V 41 degrvvr M C 110 It moro M tavc ta toog nnMg tooMingt botod on vovtn i.no al Lai B . F a iff La»o Par* a* Iruo veil and *ovl. In Wm.nMv Count, Florida VvcCon H I M lurCXM dovrntoad av W , 4 v Ol U i M gnr.o, It »J and ‘v mile N ol Dog TrarV Xoad IDIST II C M O B IL ! H O M O I JA CK A JU 0 V LU IZ B AV 4I144T! - A 1 Agnrultieo Zona— Konoavol ol an v ■Icling mefcde noma on cno E ISO 11 ol Lol 1. Oonouo T ra d . PB 1 Pg *>. Sadcon I ) JO n i v d r ol Leva Marnvf Road and 'vm ila E e l Main Slroal ID IS T SI D S P EC IA L IX C C P T IO N / O T H E R I SIKH S O C IE TY OF C IN T H A L FLO R ID A BAT4 IJ USE A BA44 II IIVV X I Xo**doni,4l Zona Xorp**' • Speoel E vcoglian ta pormd cna oepenvon al an onvCmg inrech and cna CoUomng ■a, lane or wMianro Cm pavviro c-dv , vrd caftoor* Ivowcni Crtm I t Cl Co 4 It #nd rvduro tmltae Irom U K ta 4 It o d lr t rv#r , v d cvtt-v-c Irom 10 Cl ta 11 K and roduro bultar from IS II ta S 11 and od 'ro ndv ,M d MitootV Inormi from 10 II ta II II and roduro bultae Imm U K t a i l ! on mv N WO K el Lol JO JomovtaM* PB V Pg Jl A FI. Sat lion IV |l 11. E ndool Saturn, Avanuo. 'a mile S ol SX 4M and I m itaN ol Doan Road (0 IS T I) W hkii 11 can anil I ■ *i|1>* r the list will ennttnue In grow Anyw ay It is my opinion as te. why tht» problem continues lo grow We all know there's mote and more iratTlc on Ihe road This t* a given, we all know lhal There * not enough |«>U< r Simple as lhal II s not thru lauli There % ju*l not an adri|uatr amount ol them Think of all Ihe hundreds of oilier protilrin* they must have lo deal wllti I would assume trail), problems don't rank very high mi Iheir list Thin k atanil II. would you |M-rsonalty want in give someone a ttaftu ticket regardless id what that offense may have lieen lor. and liavr to sit In court. (HMsiblv all day. and for that matter have to sit tn court all day on your day off? I don’t envision anyone of os having to do that First of all. as I said Ihe jiollce have gol hundreds ol other things that are much m uch more ini|M>riuni to administer lo. and ll not. they too certainly don t want tn lie somewhere on their clay oil where they don't want tn lie Hrmemlier they're human too. and ll you had to jiut up with all Ih r griel. gull and garlMgr they in turn have in put up vslift, you would cherish your lim e oil also Moreover, embodied In all of Ihts. If one does opt to confront the charges they've lieen handed nul. our Illustrious Judicial aystrm will see 10 11 1l1.1i they're only sJajijM-d on ihr wrist or lor lhal matter the charges may be dropjied and dismissed, again, our system will find hundreds of rrasons wliy Drivers know this and our jiollce know this So those lhal drive like Ihe devil will continue to rxjilolt this |*>trntlally dangerous rnatlrr Th e y don't care Th e y Jusl don't care, because they know 1 Ivey can get away with It Grunted, they're the one* who lortunutrly are good, honest, hardworking drivers who make mistakes und are tlckrtrd lor Iheir mistakes Tha i's not lo say Ihry were wrong nr rlghl. Hoi they're mil the ones continually breaking ihe law und making a mockery ol our Iralllc laws Th e y pay Iheir penally and continue on more knowledgeable lo Ihe circumstance* al hand G n in lrd they do know (he police have much more Important things lo do Fortunately Ih r jxillre do make these sic>p* Unfortunately they too know who. w hen and where In slnji someone ll would seem there'* one answrr In all ol I hi*. We nerd more jiollre lo cover more grutind. What we don't nerd are tougher laws, they're on Ihe hooks already Whut we need are sillier penalties against the driver* who ward lo a d and continue in act llkr Idiot* on our highways, hack roads and every oilier place they seem lo rear their ugly little hrnds They're Just llkr cockroaches, and lieforr Ihry lake us over, w r nerd lo a d like rrs|ionslblr citizens and eliminate them now Those penalties arr out th rrr also hut w r need more jxillcc lo enforce th rm and for them mil lo lie frarful lo follow through hy currying them out. So Ihe next lime you're |ius*<-d hy someone whlzzlng down ih r road or cut off In trufllc nr tallgulrd. don't blame ih r pollrr for mil doing Iheir Job Hlamr Ih r syslrm lhal doesn't ullow them to do ihrtrjob I TU S K A W ILLA P R IS B V IE B IA N CNUR CH PRESCHOOL BAW I I U S E A I AffCtuKure Zone - R o g ^ v l ta amend an evident Spatial E>caption tar a ctald car* tsntae ta mersav* snesllmsnt Irom ■ ctatdrse PM Ja , ta 41 PM d a , and Irom I dar v par m o * ta I daf* RM moos I Monde, mru F r U c , I an T a . Pared 4. S ed an 14 11 M N vide al SR 4J4 and opproclmatai, 400 K E ol TuvVaollia Road (0 IS T II 1 B I L L SO O TH M O B IL IT Y BAW ll U S E - OP Ollira Protavuonei Zona — Raguavi a Spatial E •cep*o n Co pMmit a HO K rronopota tatatommumrallon Conor and a U4 tg K unmanned vgo'pment building on all mal tra d M parrel al land I,m g In a parl,on 0l Lota I I A I*. Blot* 0 " . Sanlemta Spring*. Tra tl No 1* Editor's note: Duane La F o llritr Is a Sanford resident who drives in traffic every day - i n f S...g ^- i T I HELEN K E N N E T EDW ARDS u c a in FUNERALS tsui * S 0 l> N IB IS C M W..UM tar W l frw si . tw 0s< S C I I e C • * 1 •*< OCC 2, t»«S - MAY 12, 1Ht V m tm Is s i N-• meat) at r u pi S u m inusitXrkctNrpsai S Wc fcnr vatlrxg vast *( 1st ym. # r.rcSiS>«> CSatV *• lost We. Helen Kenney Edwards 77 s•. a > w«**« cccuaiwg l* is» *> North Mitchell Street Kisvtm Iwm>. IscwSy r *tv * .'. * e m re died Thursday Dec I. a»-|* i l la —«a* Is *w Cwl bawl* a* . s ar esw ) - s < i e »«•#». >.wt .C w 1004 al Oaks of Kissimmee ID f Well \l O r * Hellrernenl Home ffcan .Jan 2 X»»a*stowec* Sr M'vsse * ea ., 1017 In l-ak r Wales She moved 1 selarS lo Sanfcad In I03M and even tually moved lo Kissimmee She I M M 1 D I H t l I V C I N V I ' was a homemaker She was O c . n « a * , l b W .I ( r » e * > a.,, Va U S u M l Oa< I i ' V • . » W O .S r1‘rrshylrrtan c«*w <an <►*>! Will Sa sa r ^ * '-< c* "S Survivor* Im lude stslrr Hilda M ai Kenney lam g Charleston S C i/,»S»»«»S Sf b s c a taaci n I r ce . J u n e V a n S Ie y n . VseCSrS crrasing hllnclnrs* Tru e bait n rv rr la-rn o n r In sit hark ond do nothing Sy V IC K I DsSORMISR Hsrshl Staff Wntsr L A K E MANY ~ Arolyn M4. long a rlly r In to cNganizaUons in northern note C o u n t y , passed Thu rsd ay In her loikr home True m any Semi sw ay Mary T h i s I* wliere she wanted to die. Tru e * daughter Charloiir Masham said this m orning "Sh e loved Lake Mary and Sanford '* According lo Hasham. True had lwen slaying with another daughter Natalie Williamson. In Daytons Heac h a few month* ago when sfir fell lUsham said ll was "downhill from Ihrre " Thovrgfi lief I Inal five year* were spent quietly al home listening lo llir birds and helping a lew others despite her In- Legal Notice ------------------------------------------U l m U ---------------- Hanahan. S C Hrtsson Funeral llcanr Sanhad In c hargr of arrangrnieiils l i f t i d M . l l t i l l IM VMM In iu tai-tc yst mtmity Uxprv SatC)!r uevict f.svt isl trw. TV ft a s « i iii|. VI «* TVll i c i i s t IVri ct ).« # list Alatyv Visa Kifc. MagaOl (1 lamr. Tiktivki I hset • Dtbr I mm psr asst vrslrj ttwaIM 1 ytvarJar lost Alai** Dtnts L Otivtr, Yesa Ikctri (f’frM O T O R O L A Civic Activist Arolyn True, 94, dies at Lake Mary home PAGERS Hasliam L a k e M a r y , f o r m e r l y of California si* grande hlldtrn IO greatgrandchildren t wo step great grandchildren J n n n I r II a I c Ite I o r M y r t le ILcgwrll. all eg Mllledgevllle. Ga brother* Walter. Mllledgevtlle Lindsay. Saltier S C slsler Janie Marshall Gayles*tile Ala Ihrre grandsons Hr aeon D i m t t rrotation Sen Irr. 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Pot, van mado a' Mrv XOM mg Ma, *tll need a rotM d m Ma procoopixgv and tar w r* fupoev M a , m e, rood ta ensuro mat a rM becm r«<Md al Ma proceed ngt ta mad* v b h record mchtart Me tat'-m an, and a,'Pones VPSn oFOc* » a oppod it ta bo bscap p m Sad a n ts v lta l FtorSBo SUiuta* Per van, m m pitaM 'dav "vr 0 n| a*v>da*r* ta p m I k «a ta •" an, al Mete Msrood-ng* ctavll conlad Ma Im p lo d e X v o 'o n v D o p m I mani a'M ADA C w P n a S r ta Xaur, m ad.ance al Ma maarmg a* U l 1110 v .l tall SEM INOLE C O U N TY BOA SO OF A D JU S TM E N T BY B IN TU C K E R CHAIRMAN OEY II PUBLISH Dkv* W 1 IVW Legal Notice NO TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN Mac X , value ! » Mat CMtam Writ ol Crocuian -rtuod Ou< ol and undm me vaai a* Ma Came, Court el bminata Caunn, F Mr -da Cava fW iSttCCJOU upon a Cma, .,tagmenl rondMOd w Mo otarovata C a a t an Ma U N O da, of SopComber A 0 IFW. ,x Mol c o r t i l n co ve e n title d B A R N E TT R E C O V E R Y COR POX AT ION PteinfiK >v ROB C R T P KOLB Dotandani *n.<n .'curve d Writ al Coaewton v « Poi'vMOd to ma ac SJouK at Samwata Count, Ftartaa and t ta ro a . ad upon all Ma ngM title and mtarovt al Ma dttan dam R O BERT P KO LB mend ta Ma Baiioaing dovrrbad prop a rt, *e>dM*P*rtf b»,ng ocatad In Lemmata C ount,. Ftanda r r . v i p M t.ru lM i, dvwr bad a* Bsltaorv One Ita* f ord t U M t Rvdmiatar. V IN I IF A P P V t t K K T lim i Bomg lCored at AMementa Toning and Mo cmdV'ogned a l SloriK •l Sammeta Count,. Florida, n lll al II 00 A M on Ma 1X0 da , el JanuM , A 0 IFVS altar tar tata and vail ta Ma xigSovl bddvr FOR CASH IN HAND A N D S U B JE C T T O A N Y AND A LL E X IS TIN G L IE N S al Me Freni IW tvll Door, at Ma Itapt al Ma Seminota Count, Court houve In Santa.d Ftanda. Ma That tata tata <1 being mad* ta vativt, Ma Cvrmt el Mi* Writ of E rvruCon Donald f Evlmgor. ShariK SamlnotaCount, Florida NO TIC E R E G A R D IN G THE A M E R IC A N S W I T H 0 IS A B IITIE S ACT OF IVV0 PER SONS W ITH A D IS A B IL ITY N E E 0 I N G S P E C I A L AC COM M OOATIONS TO PARTIC I P A T I IN TH E P R O C E ED IN G S H O U LD C O N T A C T TH E C I V I L 0 I V I S IO N O F TH E S H E R I F F 'S O F F I C E . I N F O R C C A B L E W R IT S SEC T I 0 N . 1141 J I T H S T R E E T . S A N F O R D . F L O R 10 A A T L E A S T FIV E D A YS PRIOR TO T H E P R O C E E D IN G T E L E PHONE 4#J 1)0 4440 T T D 40J m U » Published December 1. *. 14 IX n ,M Ma tata bamg Januar, 1. IMS | D E V 14 Legal Notice IH TH E C IR C U IT CO UR T OF T H I I I T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IH A N 0 F 0 R S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A Cat# Ita V11441 CA 14 K P R O P E R TY ASSET M A N A G E M E N T INC PtOWtlM r* t h a n c i s a M cC u l l o u g h at al . Dotandentt NO TIC E OF SALE NO TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N Mal on Mo Und da , at Derem bar IVW at It 00 A M on Ma Front Slop* ol Ma Watt Franc Door at Mo Sammeio Count, Ceur Mouse Sentard Fienda M A R YA NNE MORSE Ctar* of Me Circuit, m il ottar tar tata ta Ma Cugnat* and bvtt bddvr tor rath, at pvbi'r outerr t*a toKonmg drier-bed proper!, m Sammeta Caoct,. Ftanda mere p a r t i c u la r ! , d v v o ib a d at tailont Let l l SUNRISE V ILLA G E U N IT II. ercardmg lo Ma plat Me»vot at rorordod m P a t Boot If. Pago t* at Ma Pubi,< Roc ordt at Sammeta Count,. F tar ■da The abort tata It mad* pur tuent ta Final Judgment at Fororlavu r* enlarod In the abort t t , tad route In accordance m m Mo A mar Kant Wim O'tetoditot Art. par ton* • M d tab I VI naadmg a tpartai vrrommodalion ta par tlclp a tv In Ih lt proceeding thou‘d contact Court Admmlt Iraton at Ml Norm Park A r t nuv. Suita N Ml Vanlord I tar •da U U I telephone IcOM U l 4110 Ect c u t not iota. Man te rtn |ri d a .t prior ta Ma proceed mg 11near mg .mpa'rod I T 0 D I I 400*11 t U I or Vote* I V ) ItoO VSIlUO . Ftanda R tie , Sarvica IN W ITNESS W H E R E O F. I h a rt herwnta tat m , hand and attic la I aval Met m m da, at November IVW (S E A L ) AAARVANNE MORSE Ctarkot Circuit Court B , JertaE JvtanK Daput, Clark R O B E R T E M I L L E R . ES Q U IR E WO Douglat Artnwa Altamonte Spnngt. F L n il# Pub'.tn D o cvm bvrlA * IW4 0 E V 14 Lifestyle Plus $ ’ Shr sia rtrd Ih r first Girl firoul Iroof) in Srrnlnolr County, for r«A tn p lr.' Ilasham said In addlllon. T r u r was Ih r formrr rrg rn l Ijrrrsldrnll eg Ihr Salllr Harrtxon rhajjirr cA Ihr Daughtrrs tit Ih r Am rrtran Hrvolulton as wr|| as Ih r formrr prrsidrnl of Sanford's A X rhapIrr of th r I*EO Si*irrlM*»d (a philanthropic scatrtyl S h r also srrvrd as p rrsidrni of Ih r lluslnrs* and Profrssinnal Women's Club of Sanford Shr was a m rrn hrr of Ih r l.*kr Mary llls to rlra l Society, ih r la k r Mary (vardrn Club and thr l-akr Mary W om an s Club with activation Monthlyratesaslowas$7.95mo. I COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM IC IlL U U it BeflScuthMobity .atev-.c.-u : m * 2201 S FranchAvs 117 921 Sanford •321 MRS u Arolyn Tru* In addition, shr served on the hoard of the Frrnald Lawton Memorial Hospital In Sanford Ilasham said her mother was *Im > a rtlvr In all asprrf* of Ihr First I'rrs b y lrria n C h u rc h of Sanford L IG H T U P An office set rrtary at Chase and Co and al (hr Ailantlr Cuaslllnr Kallruad Inow S X l. shr wa* an a rtlv r m rrnhrr of lix ♦ ju s ln rs * c o m m c i n i l y a* w e l l SANFORD * Saturday, Decem ber 1 0, 1 9 9 4 D o w n to w n S a n fo rd "Sh e ju s l wanted to help people," Ilasham safe! "She c ame here during Ihr drprrsafon and did whal shr could lo makr this a better place and always kepi right on hrlptng p m p lr " •Christmas Parade •3:00 PM ENTERTAINMENT 4 30 into evening on 2 stages at Magnolia Sq Music • Dance • Theatre • Talent Pageant •SNOW-TONSOF SNOW* Eryoy V V oU f Wondortand Dy m okoa a snowman or throwing tn o w h a is of M j j n c - j afiorparado Pag BP1 R « BW 0 »MO > sq I s p was • SANTA S TREE FARM • J o n tho f in of decorating a Czvstm as tr*«' Ommm r fc*— f so » r » v • Visit With Santa A Mlekay ktouta • Christm as Tram Lighting 6:30 PM • Street P a rly * 7:30 PM with Shy Ouys Band In Rand Allay G IFT C ER T IFIC A T E S to tend for the loses*, copy of the free Conaumer Information Calolog It Uata more Uuut 200 rrrw or low ooet government pubUaationa on topic* like money, food. Jobe, children, care, health, and federal beneflta Send your name and addreaa to Ooponmer laform atloa Center Deportment TM Pueblo, Colorado 81000 Visit The Downtown Merchants and Enter Drawing Support ‘ Your’ Downtown Merchanta •Open til 6 PM F R E E F A M IL Y F U N Ul A P>ito MfYkT •4 UtM f « t , xTtMBfi bp4 IM CrApsMr Ir l i r n i D R Cu m * .I i m U t (t*fi*F0i I rey m m Adpuru«imjui alCC HARDWARE a iC f HARDWARE aIC E HARDWARE^ SAN FORD S TO R E O N LY S a le D a to s D o c . 2nd th ru D e c . 8 th ^Sarvlnj All Your Hardware Need* Sine* 1971 L0NGW00D LAKE MARY H«y 434 1427 339-4II3 .A A C Public Shopplag Cantor A w 4 f ^ s 330-4SI9 H a rd w a re SANFORD CASSELBERRY w7L2SlhSL 3 21-ous WlrtarPurliOr. 339-73*5 _ #iCE HARDWARE iiC E HARDWARE alCE HARDWARE s iC E HARDWARE siCE HARDWARE �•A Sanford Herald Sanford. Florida - Friday Oacamhat 7 "7*4 Data Briefs C o n tin u e d fro m Page I A Howard George. a U S Geological Survey hydtogrologtst said Si John* levrla upstream near Com a and Melbourne eonllnur lo drop slowly Chamber luncheon S A N FO R D — Reservation* inual tie made by Monilav. Ort 5 lor ih r G rra trr Sanlord Chaintirr of Coitim rrre lunrbroii on Thursday. I>r< M beginning al 12 noon th e event will tie held at the rhamtier inretlit|( room. 400 K Find Street G u n t speaker will tie Ttald t ’lrn It ol W F T V . Channel D. who will »|ieak on M am artist operations and how lo avoid them The luncheon will lie catered by Park Avenue fa trrtn g Reservations are 1 10 (ier petson For additional Information or reservation* phone the rhamtier nine r al .422 2 2 12 W EEKEN D TO-DO GUIDE • Saturday — Dec 3 — Make Sanlord Shine Volunlreia ate to meet at the Sanlord City Hall al 8 a m lo sign up and receive pickup Instruction* The goal la to sprue r up the city streets and right* of way In preparation (or (he upcoming holiday* For additional Information phone 330 5 68 I • Saturday — Dec 3 - Goldenrulr Housing and Community Developm ent C orporation present* a fundraiser P rr Kwanzaa" fashion show sale and luncheon with African cultural vendors The event will take place at All Nation* Hestaurant and Lounge, from I until 5 p m Highway 17 92 .cat 436 tia ra in Fern Park AdmlssUm is a $20 donation • Saturday — Dec 3 — Santa's Saturday at the downtown Sanlord City Recreation Department office for youth up lo ug« 10 Santa Claus will be the special guest, with entertainment by Seminole High School ensembles, and refreshment* Admission is canned good* m help needy (amities • Saturday — Dec 3 — Veterans of Foreign WJT* Winter I’ark/Maltland post will hold an Art and Craft show all dav al 2706 Wells Avenue. o fT U S Highway 17 92 at SR 436 For Inlnrmatlou phone Alice Jenkins at 8 3 1 0294 • Saturday — Dec 3 — The 1994 African American Youth and Families Conference will be held from H a m until 5 p m at Seminole Com m unity College It is sponsored by Central Florida Chapter of the International tUack W om en* Congrrs* School* church youth and family group* are invited to attend this conference aimed at helping youth and adults rope with the ever changing society and helping them establish goal* and make better decisions Speakers w ill Include Dr Willie B Newman. Dr Ronald Fulm orr. Rev R T Davis Llnnc Sutton. Dr Adrienne Perry Delaney Prtsl. Larry Richardson. Dr Jerome K Jones Larry Williams. Dr Joyce Marley-Bell. Dr Suxannr Graham (looker Attorney Valerie drown, and Otis Sm ith of the Orlando Magic Registration begins al 8 a m Sesalons begin al 9 a in Cost is $10 for youth. $20 per adult There will be bus pickups at 7:15 a m lo the seminar The Inisaes will be al Roaenwald School tn Altamonte Springs. Seminole High School, Crooms School of Choice. Midway Elementary. Washington Oaks, and Academy Manor at the Stop A Go Store on Airport Blvd The husars will return passengers lo the same locations after the conference For pre registration or additional Information phone the Central H onda Chapter of the International lUack Women * Congress local ofTlce at 3 3 1-5665. C o n tin u e d from Page I A data Is ptoduced show lug the Bubble haul 1h rrti liatm rd lilts tnalrilal appeals to I n Inaccurate, said Don ( i a h l t r r gtoup ptrsltlrnl II lltrtr Isti I at i m ale elevation tr|ioits. thru they sltouldllt lie allowed to dewater Bill Cattle with walet dtstlk 1 *ald he was trvlewliig Ihe in m plaint and antkl|wiird he II f« done in .mother week fa ille said tl tltenuslslrm tes ate louod. F.VI avMted Piim Iim I s engineers may tw asked to irs|*>nd Rich assert* mini m alum tr qtllred by the water dlslrk t I* mission and the data lolleiiton p r n e e * * nr e v a lu a tio n I* "slo p p y" rendering some ie|mrt* li«rlr%* l<u h also assert* some data w as tille d lo favor f vrav atrd Products Rich «a iil in a r r u ia t r data could mask damage* lo the Gene* a Hubble done by digging Digging was *ii«pjied lor lout dav* In Ju n e when digging caused w a in in a monitored wetland* in drop Itelow per milted levrl* Cattle «ald Ihe work «toppagr came alter a complaint w a* tiled W r in sisted they mtnplv w ilh Ihe (ottdllkm * In lire |m m ll said Car lie Esa ia va le d Product* I* tr qulied to lake trg u la r tain w e tla n d a n d o t id e r g in u iiil measurement* In a ««ute the t»»rrm» pit n|M-raimn compiles with |>ertnti condition* tnt|*i*rd by the water district Nome of Ihe condition* were imposed alter Save Our Bubble filed an appeal after Ihe dlstltct Issued a permit fnr the mining nprratlnn The appeal led In a 1**92 <hang* whk li requited the pit tu he dug In two phase* The •ernnd phase would not be allowed unless e ilrn slve testing showed Hie digging did not allrt t the Gene* a Hubble Rk h said d l* tlk1 files stkiw one monthly report was not submitted lot more titan a year and other nkrttllnting requite m* nt* wete not met following a serve* of ir|a>r1rd vandalisms ol pit monitoring w r i t * Rich said ntu< h ot the data I n ante tnconslslrnt or usrlrsa Ml* ti said F.ua va trd lio d tk ls testers d k ln i rr|s»rt some wells were v a n d a llrrd for several m o n th s even th o ugh other m e a sure m e n t* show ed they were A ltho u gh tam|rcring would allr« i trsttng result* Rk h said h r Imind thrv were not sug g r s lln g live data had hern a ltrrrd lo i om|«rnsalr lot the damages tty a two lo one margin live data show* that tire vandal i*m I* appatrnllv not to n llim rd by thr data." Rklt wrote How e ve r. Ihe a pp lican t * agent arbitrarily and la prk kn isly ad Just* all pteziatirlrr data I m <k lo Ja n 4. I***»4 Iwhen live utvr* plained drofts in walrr levrl* b e g a n a fte r l o n s l r u r l l o n started I In his most serums a< < uwalton |tk It state* some irtmcta may have tieen deliberately altrtrd III one r sample he tiled dlf Irreni es In data lor the same IM-rkwl In subsequent rrjmrt* H u h also sakl recently filed r«|K>ft* no longer show a strep dm p In Ihe water table in early J a n u a ry I s o m o n th * alter r*i avatlon began Earlier repnfts stwiw the drop often Iwu feel or ttkire A n n o u n c e m e n t A TTE N TIO N CITIZEN S OF M IDW AY IN ORD ER TO PROPERLY C O M P LETE THE DRAINAGE AND SIDEWALK W ORK BEING DONE A LO N G S TA TE ROAD 46. THE W A TE R SERVICE OF ALL MIDWAY C ITIZ EN S WILL HAVE TO BE IN TER R U PTED FROM THE HOURS O r B Q 0 a m TQ 4 00 Bm ON S A TU R D A Y D ECEM BER 3, 1994, AND 3:00 om TO 5 00 pm ON M ONDAY D EC EM BER 5. 1994. WE ARE SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE IF Y O U HAVE ANY Q U E S TIO N S REGARDING THIS ANN O UN CEM EN T PLEASE CALL A N TH O N Y PELT. SENIOR PLANNER. SEMINOLE C O U N TY C O M M UN ITY D E V E L ­ O P M EN T BLOCK G R A N T PROGRAM A T (407) 321-1130 EXT 7374 THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FO R YOUR C O O P ER A TIO N AND UN D ER STA N D IN G W • Saturday and Sunday — Dec. 3 and 4 — Seminole County Sallfest Regatta, on Lake Monroe Open to sallbnats under 27 feet In length. See related story in today'* Herald • Saturday and Sunday — Dec 3 and 4 — (sanlord Historic Trust Holiday T o u r of Homes. Hlslortr Dtsirtr See related story In today's Herald C « a t la a « d fro m Pag* 1A shore of Lake Monroe near Ihe Manna lnn|. they'll he told where lo launch and land (heir boats." said Em brey "There arr a few launches (hat are closed because of flooding " A n yo n e w ith questions re­ garding launching and landing (heir tioat* can call 14071 4250585 O n e r on I he water, a full slate of racing Is planned, with most classes attempting to get In three races Saturday and two more Sunday, weather and wind per­ m uting As ol Th u rsd a y night, the N a t io n a l W e a t h e r S e r v ic e forecast for this weekend called for variable cloudiness with highs In Ihe mid lo upper 70s and east winds from 5 lo 10 m ph. Sunday Is enpected to be mostly cloudy with a i h .y itr of showers and high* In Ihe upper 70s to near 80. E v e n If ro n d lllo n * J r e n 't conducive lo raring, there are a slew ol peripheral activities planned lo keep competitors and spectators busy. Today. Ihere's a full slate of celebrity clinics and seminars capped by this even- lu g s Night Before Party The Seminole Countv Partylrst. for skipper and crew. Is »< heduled for Saturday T h r o u g h o u t the w eekend, there will be "nonstop music and entertainment" near ihe Marina Inn for competitors and spectators B R A N D N A M B S I.IKi: K H O R H L F IH S T Y l . K C H A f T C A T N A P P E R S E R TA , S IM M U N S , B L R K L IN L A N D M A N Y M U R E W IL L BL LIU U IU A TLL) Would-be panic Ipatants can register today between 2 and 8 p m or on Saturday morning until 9 a m In ihe conference room al Ihe Marina Inn Regis tratlon will be closed al 9 a m sharp Saturday morning R e g i s t r a t i o n Is $ 5 0 fo r single hand skippers and $55 for skipper and one crew Each additional crew member Is $12 All U S. Sailing members receive a $5 discount. Included In the registration are a T-shirt; complimentary bever­ ages; admission lo today's celeb­ rity sailor clinics and seminars, admission and hors d'oevers al Ihe Laser Weekend Warm up Party; the Saturday night Semi­ nole County dinner for \kipjn-r and crew; and entry Into the drawing for door prize* For more Information. ta ll (4071425-0585 EVERY • SOFA • LOVESEAT • CHAIR RECLINER • SWIVEL ROCKER • END TABLE • LAM P • SLEEPER SOFA • LEATHER SECTIONAL AND LEATHER SOFA HUGO! I OPEN 10 AM TO 7 PM MONDAY-SATURDAY • 1 PM TO 5 PM SUNDAY R U LES OF SALE Over half the people who have diabetes don't know it Are yxru one oj Ibe seten million Americans ubo bate diabetes and don i knou you bate it? Diabetes u a serious disease that can often be managed 1/you knou you bate it Knotting you km* diabetes conld sate your UJe. A American Diabetes n o t M qun a**. <•07)1 . 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ALL OTHER BURLINGTON SOFA CO LOCATIONS BUSINESS AS USUAL T a k e I V 9 2 tu L a k e M a r y B lv d T u r n B a s t 1 1 /2 M ile s T o w a rd s S a n fo rd A ir p o r t S a n fo r d , o r C a ll ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 -S O F A ( 7 6 3 2 ) ' PURSUANT TO SOUNOU COUNTY PUIMIT >3 ■M M M | ' �Stnlo<d Stnloxl FIwh I i - Friday D*ctmt«i 2. 1994 2A Tour port ti. hipped roof ami a de­ tached kill hen Jolla said lhat Hie Pealxalys raised 12 children in the (muse and the Higgins raised eight rhildren in tiir 'so there’s been a lot of kids <time through this house It s a happv home, and everybody says that who comes in here There were always good limes here ” Julia said the house Is often rrlrrrd to as the "H ig ­ gins House" for th r prominent S a n fo rd fam ily and form er mayor who lived In the house afirr the Peabody* Tire Goetzs did not need all ol the six bedroom*, so the two downstair* werr » ortvrrtrd Into a laundry m om 'work room and a den Upstairs, there are two tiedrunm* ami master bedroom suite w ith a luxurious muxirr hath spate stolen from an existing bedroom The home Is furnished with Oriental pieces Goeb acquired w h e n he was w o r k in g In Singa|wirr and family antiques and others purchased at local antique store* There are two clocks which chime the hour, half hour and quarter hour, adding to Hie ambience of the home T h r r r Is an old high chair that converts Into a stroller and llnally down to a rocking chair that was originally In the Chase Mansion (All Souls rectory) that Julia p un based In a local an­ tique store and used for her grand* hlldrrn In the den hangs a photo of thr house as It linked when Hie I V . i I m k I v * owner) It Julia said th r tirtrk porrh. w hich was addrd sometime in the 1940s. was originally wood and they would like to restore It "Th a t's our final project, to take It back to a wood porch/' Ju lia said One ol thr iqrstair* bedrooms Is tilled with memories of Julia's mother There Is a picture of her parents on their wrddtng day. a i hlid’s dress and a picture of Hie child. Ju lia 's mother, wearing it The tied Is made with a la rr bedspread which belonged to Ju lia ’s mother when she was a little girl. ’ She’s coming to stay with u* when mv daughter gets married, and this Is the room she wants to stay in " There l* also a picture of G oebs parents on their wedding day on a tiedside table. " T h is is kind of a family nostalgia room ” O f their century-old home. Julia said, "You get in these old places and just have to kind of dig and talk to people, and eventually you (tint out sit kinds of Information.” Th e y expressed (heir tuck with having had the visit from thr Peabody family That was wonderful." Ju lia said " T h a t’s what really makes it Inlrrestlng to live in an old house, when you ran talk to some of tile people who lived 111 It " C o n tin u e d fro m Page I A 1014 One f Welleefte •I Th s Mercer hom e — AavtAtAt « j 4 M J __ J f - A««ew - it 1«M(*■»•*•*) J zl 1 1 l_ J 1 f 4 e«Wi4. f e f t A l . < M > .... - . s — 1 . » TWe 4 le t s lin n e t %■ % n The Chase House-All Souls Rectory i i ] 1 i I I 1 1 i l ! 1 ' 1 — Homos ready lor weekend tour *... t-r— 4 r ' --H F t. Usw> •s#9 a*9— t i { iMkxsas- i M "•'*SNS* s J 1 Sti homes and two public buildings will be open tor the Sanford Historic Trust s Holiday Tour ol Homes The tour begins at the Cultural Ads lloUdmg, where carriage tours of the historic district will also be available Musicians will also be m various homes along the tour route Also of interest to those attending the tour are the Higgins House Bed and Breakfast which will be open for lunch and detseds from It TO i m to 3 p m and the Rose Cottage Tea Room, which will open at to a m for extended hours, with a holiday special for lour padlcipants The tour of homes will be held Saturday and Sunday. Oec 3 and * from noon until 5 p m Tickets are available through any trust member, at the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, the Welcome Center or the Main Street office or by calling Mary Larsen at 3214)144 Advanca tickets are two lor >15. day of tour tickets are S10 each The homes pictured here are the Mercer home the Chase House All Souls Rectory, the Rencke home, the Goeb home Ihe Simons Platts home, and the Thomas home h» i K H»l«< »t Immt 1 # 2HI e 1 * t m ir H t i r t i at C u t U i r a l •C ) A r te Itld g . I Q JL *«>■*! * *n;'? r 1 I wH-wlrf1*il» Anil#ne| U Iwit 1«n* lliaAyeeiim . • N U D A IJULUCf •CODiGOVTOtTOWHt Nursing inwilt Cart •JTCIDA WEEKENDVACATION? If tout answer ii yet lo any of these quest lout, consider lake view Nursing Center your solution for long or short term Respite Care. We offer relief for the 24-hour Caregiver. tv Fiithn luAsisatun n l n ■tnr i t llt l E a st S e c o n d Street S a n fo rd , Plot Ida 32771 (407) 322-0707 imiiif ifau run (run. f u tlu a m jpxi n m l, <d a /»uv jy*m a m T o u c h t o n 's D r u g S t o r e 121 E. 1st St., Dow ntow n Sanford 2 W EEKS OFF E V E R Y T H IN G IN S T O C K ! THE MAIL BOX P A C K & S H IP T l«| | s s t«4 V«w>ke Th e oo*t> ft I I U W I i m iW ld M Ae •»**N"*x 1+mdL | | r » v k .la lU s I A. mailt 11HI Wte,fAsia#Ai *«•* T h t S lm o n t P ia lU home F IN A L rw u ( 1 Block S. of Sanford M lddlt School on 17-92) 1810 S . F re n c h A v o ., S a n fo rd • 323-4341 Your Holiday Wrapping, Packing & Shipping Center • W o Pack Your Parcols A s If Th e y W u ro O u r O w n . • Com ploto Lino O l Packing Materials • Gift W rapping Sorvice O p e n 7:. Iff am F o r Y o u r C o n v cute n e t Phone The ruling gives long-distance C o ntinued fro m P a te 1A ho|>elully lower carriers easier access to th r some bills/' Shreve said *’W r market (or toll calls inside Flor­ ida's leu local access transport don't see that Its union to provide tiny pistlllctiilon (or areas, or I.A T A s W h e n the Bell te le p h o n e rulsing lor-til rates." Longdistance carriers hailed monopoly was broken up In 19H4. the I.A T A s were lomied I hr derision "T h e decision today l* the lor ttie resulting local telephone next critical step to b ra k in g companies. Until now. those companies d o w n th e o ld t e l r p h o n e rnono|Kily ami giving consumers priivhled longdistance sender all the tienehis of competition." Inside the areas and collected said Neal l-arsen. M C Ts director the charges, wtulc longdistance companies competed lor busi­ ot govrrninental and regulatory ness outside the arras afTalm Customers could use a long­ Only Michigan and Sllimrsola distance company lor those calls have iiiude similar moves to by dialing a live-digit code, but open local toll culls lo compel!few customers other than busi­ tlon. Ik - said. nesses with programmable tele­ "Th a t will serve to tiring phone r«|tilpment v iv rd enough F lo rid ia n s m ore c h o ice . In ­ to bother. novative services und more Nos customers will Ik - able to money saving o p po rtu n itie s." ■ 'p re su b se rtb e * ' to a lo n g ­ said ja ck Spooner. A T A T vice distance carrier just as they do prrsldrnt for slate government outside I he I.A TA s. and us*- dial affairs. carrier automatically by dialing I and an area code anil number II that seems like too many choices, consumers cun leave their service the w ay It Is. Shreve said. Florida's four largest local phnnr companies — Soul hern Hell. G T E Florida. Sprint-Untied ANY ami Sprlnt-Cenlel — plan to oiler R U B B E R S T A M P j "In tra L A T A presuhs* rlpllon" In some areas In 1995 amt all areas JEspuas 1*21-94______ _ j by the end ol 1997. Smaller companies were expected to I k - gin ottering Ii in 1997. S lrlc k lc r says the changes cannot Is- made Inunedtaiely. "Every’ local switching other ol Send or receive every local system will have to in Continental U.S. lie re-program im -d llrst.” he suld. "then each Individual cus­ Up to 2 pages tomer will have lo Is- given an opportunity to select which local Evpvos 12 2194 toll call sen Ice Is wanted Sunday afternoon a couple ol years ago they were working In the yard when a tarload of Prahodys lies* end.Hits of the original owners of the home. (Killed op Iri front of the house T h e y had hern til le n din g a reunion In Orlando and had driven up to Sanford to see the old homestead The Gorbs In­ vited them in to see the house Member*ol the lamlly were able to give ihem more information about the house and a copy of the original warranty deed that dated hack lo IH92 Suddenly they realized that their relatively new home was relatively older than they expected thanks to information first given them by Ju lia Higgins liietrt* Its ami later confirmed by the Mining Prahodys the Gorhs discovered that the staircase w Inch w as en< losrd hy a solid wall, was originally iqa-tt to the second door ami lhat there was a fireplace In the parlor These two (a ils wrte not known to the (a ie b sih r year of the first lour * h a d J u l i a H ig g in s Dietrich* come In one day to see the houxe." Julia Goeb said "She wax married In this room (the parlor) And the first thing she said was. ’There was a llrepiarr against lli.it wall fop(w.slte the front wall of the house! and the stairs were open because when I came down the stairs I could see all the family walling In the parlor.* So they took a sledge h a m m e r and knocked a hole In the wall and found a fire box." This mom (the parlor! Iras hern done twice," Ju lia said " T h is was the first morn we did w Iren we moved In 'We had to redo the whole room because it messed up .ill the w .illpjjjer and everything So we changed the whole color schem e/' Goeb hull! a new mantle for the fireplace Th e new fireplace t* now graced by a pastel of Julia's grandmother w ho wax raised on a peach plantation In Georgia There were right children In the family and a portrait was made of ear h child Julia Inhrritrd it from her mother In uncovering the staircase, they salvaged the original railing that was att.u lied to the wall, hut the Gorhs laid lo have all thr traluster* h.im ifiirnrd to match th r ones on the second floor landing because none i>f the originals existed The Goebs have tried to take a very organized approach to the renovation of their home "W e were so devalued hv all thr work that needed to to- done that we found ourselves running from one room to another We d start a project here, and we'd run Into another mom to gel something, and we'd end up fiddling around in that room ," Julia said. "F in a l­ ly we decided that we needed to take one room at u time ami get It done and finish II and walk away from It and do another ro o m ." "W e had a live year plan, and It has taken us five years " Besides removing the walls and |>artttU>ns i lu.it were erected when the house was spill into apartments to house military personnel from I he naval base, th r Goebs decided to make b e tte r use of som e of the bedroom space Th e house is built on the foursquare plan which was a variation ol Colonial revival, built from the 1880s until the m id 1930s. T h e A m e ric a n four-square had four room* downstairs, four rooms upstairs, a central staircase, a full width *Vour*/o*»v *'* tfw pneer rMtfy that tow at PeNNYWIfC * BELOW LOW PRICING PENNYWISE COUP. Ratal// Whotosafs 17-92 4 27th St. 2/01 S Otundo D*. Sonkua •322-10(1 W IN $100 CH RISTM AS SPREE COME BY FOR 0 E T A IL 3 I C u r Ktnhlemv 24 kt <.old GO FOR THE GOLD! "On Site ’ (.old rinlWK • Any Metallic Surface 14(171.122-719.1 i4l)7i 645-60.43 Home Interior Items A V FISHERMAN'S GEEF OrtN T OA T S A WE E K F OE LUNCH A DINNEE 6EAr00D 0 STEAKS CAPTAIN‘6 LOUNGE 25% Offi Sun Th u n . H a m. • 9p.m. » Frl.-Sat. H a .m . ■ 9:30 p.m, AltaiCMh i ______ ____ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ tkfcLnfi N j s &M BaaW.hmr FR EE FA X ta | Gat S300 OBany tworwgviirly pnewdOrrwrs Th«capcn| 2235 South *“4* | BtaOnwrE/WSlOrtfindsnotvlMwWiirToew | VUuraAw. ohn Dung RoomOut) PtsmH to S*rv*r k * * 0** ***** .. _ CisfcOx H _______^REE^COUPON ^ H _ I (NV 77*1711.. ^ _______ Z r �•A Santo'd Sanford rk>«d* i »(», Dwc*r'tw' 2 1WM Cleaner gas to push prices higher a n d m i d A t l a n t k ' r e g io n . g a * o lin e j i t k r * a l r e a d y h a v e J u m p e d ■ y H. J O S I P H I B I R T Associated Pent* Write' Senate OKs G A TT W A S H IN G TO N In a dramatic culmination •»* thr lO lrd t ’ongtrsa H it Senate delivered President (Tinton a |«>l!lk .il trium ph on .1 !it»i<>»!< « m lit trails ju r m u r n i with a spirit of hi|Miti*4n%hip that l«>th D r mew rat* anil Krpublk'ana Imjird * in i Ii I rarry over Into n n l yeai l / t ' l m a k r tlie G A t I n M r t h r I I I * ! v o le <>! a l i r a r r a of i o c q ie r a t k in . a I w -a m i n g C l i n t o n a a u l • u i t o u n c l r d l i y le a d e r * of l a t l l i | M i1 lr* o n I h r W h i l r H o u s e S o u t h U « n T h r 7 0 3 4 v o le Th u rsd a y n ig h t r a i n r d i n i n g I h r h r* l l a m r <to< k s e s s io n o f C o n g r r s a i n 13 s e a r * a n il a a * t o n l a i r I n g i v e D e n te s la t * a p t r e l e c t i o n l » « a l In | H q iu la r lt V o f I h r k l n i l ( 'U n i o n e n jo y e d a y e a r r a t h r r a f lr r i h r a p p ro v a l o f i h r N o r t h A m r r t i a n T r r r I r a ilr A g t r r n i e n l a i l l i C a n a d a a m i M r i k o lint *rnator* said II m u ld *rr\ r a* a mewlel of Intrr |>*rty « ollatairalton n r it vear a h r n Rrpublk-an* lakr control of tw>ih •handlers of Cottgrroa for Ih r Ural lim r in 40 ira ra anil square ofl against thr Ikrnua ratk W hltr House Serb leaders to meet U.N. envoy S A R A J E V O lloanla M rrrrg o vina — llnanlan S rrh Irailrra agrrrd to rnrri a lop l ' N envoy today rv rn a* thr* ignorrd ilrm am l* In frrr ra p liv r II N jirarekrepet* anil allot* humanitarian alii In tir ilrlivrrrd to trapped civilian* in n o ith «r* i Ikxnia T h r United Nation* ha* prra*lti|{ Issue* lo ill*> u%* Allrm pl* lo calm fighting In Ih r llihac region In north*r*i Down la where Nerlw lore r* h a ir overrun Muslim village* in a I N i|r*l|(alril *afr arra ' ami Ihr fair of ntoir than 400 of II* wildler* h r m ( hr hi h> thr Serb* a* Insurance again*! N A T O air airlkr* S rvrn morr jcrai rk rrjw r* a r r r w lr r il luractay from an otwervalkin jwwl III Crcwlla. a< ros* Ih r honlrr Ifocn llihai *ait! A lria m lrr Ivanko a II N *|a>kraman busman Srrh unit* rn trrril Croatia and tcwik Ih r t'kralnlan *nldirr* and a 1' N am iorrd i arrlrr Iwu k Into Itosnla T h r United Nation* ha»n I heard from Ih r prarrkrr|>rr* tln rr Ivanko *ald Human embryo research W A S H IN G TO N — A *« irnilllt advisory panel* rrctMiimrnda lion that thr federal government fund human em bryo rrsearc h generated V M M ) letter* mostly in prolr*! Ih r |>anrl * « halrman *uv* Or S frvrn Mullet « halrman of an advlvor* jianrl al ihr National ln*tliutr* of Health I fiat made Ihr rr» otnmrndatkm i * i i month* ago. attnlHitrd ih r (least of prolr*! lo widespread public Ignorance al«>ut hum an rrprodurtkin The public ha* no idra a hat human rm btyci research mean* but lo mo*t proplr It dor* *rrm Irrn h lr said Mullrr. |*r*u!rnt rm rrllu * of John* llopkin* Univri*uy ^ l hr r it r r m r high Irv rl of public it|nntamr Invltr* exploitation by opponent* lo ih r human embryo rrarart h Hubbell to plead guilty W A S H IN G TO N — One of President Clinton * cloaraf frlrrul* lo n n rr A***» lair Attornrv General W rbb llu b tirll plan* lo plrad guilty- lo la o felony rhargr* brought by Ih r W hllrvralrr pro*rt ulor. a *ourrr r lose to thr investigation *aya Th r i m m r . «|>raking on rondllktn of anonym ity, said Huhbrll. 4f>, would admit lo la i rva«ion and mall fraud undrr an agreement with Ind rp rnd rn t counsel Kenneth Siarr Huhtcrll a foirnrr law jiartnrr of first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton Ita* te rn undrr invrstlgatkm by Siarr over allrgalkm* that hr mrerhUIrd legal c lirnt*. Including ihr Federal Lk-poau lia M W w h f h ip The tourer would not *ay whether Ih r cbarge* were directly rrlalrd to the alleged overtoiling* Il could nol le Immediately' Irarnrd whether Hubbell ha* agrrrd lo ino|>rrnlr wilfi prosrc ulor* a* |urt of Ih r plea It al*o wa* nol known when Huhtcrll would enter hi* plea U.S. intelligence in late 1950s CAM H K IIX iK . Mass — U S intelligence In th r lair 11150* foresaw that ih r Soviet* would make long-range mt**ilr* a focu* of Ih rlr nuclear arm* buildup but grrally underestimated th r *urgr once II began. newly declassified record* *how T h r rrcords. released today by Ihr C IA al a Harvard University conference, paint a picture of American Intelligence analysis In Ih r early Cold War yrar* *lnigglmg lo understand Soviet military Intentions with little hard Information Although the CIA and Ih r other U S *py agent lr* failed to rrcognU r fully Ihr IUGO* buildup of Soviet missiles t actable of striking U.S soil, they did hold consistently — and apparently correctly — In a Iwllef that whatever Ihr sl/r of liir Soviet nuclear arsenal. It was riot designed for deliberate atlac k on America From Astocialad Pratt raporlt R e m e m b e r th e H o lid a y s ! W ith n il o f Ih c lis ts y o u h a v e lo m n k c d u r in g th e h o lid a y s , d o n 't fo rg e t lo m n k c n list o f a ll o f Ih c good th in g s th a t h a v e h a p p e n e d lo yo u in Ih c p a s t y e a rs . R e m e m b e r in g th e m Is o n r o f Ih c g re a te s t g ifts y o u c a n g iv e y o u r s e lf, a n d Ih c S a i\fb r d H e r a ld w o u ld lik e lo h e lp m n k c y o u r m e m o rie s e v e n m o re s fie c la l. S e n d u s a s h o rt s to r y , u p lo 5 0 0 w o rd s , o f y o u r fa v o rite h o lid a y lim e , w ith a p h o to , a n d w e w ill p u b lis h It In th e m o n th o f D e c e m b e r . It c a n he a n y th in g fro m a h o ld la y g a th e r in g to a m e m o ra b le trip . W c w o u ld lik e lo s h a re y o u r s p ecia l tim e s w ith a ll of Ih c re a d e rs o f Ih c S a ttfo r d H e r a ld . S a n fo rd H e ra ld 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD 332-3611 W A S H IN G TO N Millions of American motor!*!* are alMiui lo find that cleaner all due* mil come without a mat — higher a* m m h a* 1 0 c e n t* a g a llo n • lu c e m i d < A lo i t e r lo r a v a r i e t y of rra a o n * Inc h i d i n g F w r a t t i e r re la te d Now. «u p p ly in te rr u p tio n * « n r n r o f t h o s e h ig h e r p t k e * m ay become jiermanenl. In d u * lry representative* *ug grslrd llul BPA Adm lnUlialnr Carol Hr owner said Ihc " r it r r m r ly modest" Increase In gasollnr price* will have a paybac k In cleaner air • 'T ill* I* I he easiest, most common *en*e apprnar h Inward •erkiusly Improved air quality.' •aid browner g a s o lin e p r k e * A new i le a n e r h u r t l i n g g a * o li n e tie g a n f lo w in g fro m d l« I r t t m lk in t e r m in a l* In in * e rv k e • ia U o o la n k * I h u r w d a v My Ih c ro d o l (h e m o n th Ih c u ld . c h e a j i e r g a s o lin e n o lo n g e r w i l l tie M >ld In •la le * a ll cm N r a r lv |*ci 1 * id 50 17 m illio n ItkitcMtsI* will lie allec led T h l * I* th e li lg g e * l c h a n g e I n g a s o l in e I n o u r l i f e t i m e , " s a id C E L L U L A R W illia m H e rm a n , e n v ir o n m e n ta l a l l a i i * d i r e c t o r I cm i h e A m e r k a n A u lo m o h lle A s s o c ia tio n H r aufbartAU c#0onf of GRAND OPENING SAVINGS! ( 3 ) BellSouth Mobility v o k -r d c o n c e rn lh a l a m id th e c o n tu s io n * o rn r ga* r r ia llr r * m e t ts a w t ju k e s u n n r i r* * a r ily . a l t h o u g h * o m e l e g l l l m a l e p r ic e Inc r r a * r r a n lie r « | i r i le d l l y J a n u a r y . I h e n e w g a s o lin e w h i c h ll i e F r i v i r i M t m r n t a l P n i t r c iio n Agency say* b u rn t c le a n e r w i t h lew* e v a l u a t i o n SO II p r o d u c r * 30 p e r c e n t lr * * (■ il lu lk M i . w ill a c r o u n l fo r n e a t l y a t h i r d o f a ll i h e g a s o lin e s o ld i n I h r i u u n t r 7 II w i l l h r r r t p i l r r d In u ih a n a rra * w it h * ig n ill< a n t *rtcog p r o b l e m * T h a i ItK lu d r* m o il of Ih r N o r lh r a * ! and m i d A t l a n t k r e g i o n I m m i i j m i i * of V i r g i n i a t o s o u l h e r n M a in e T h e f u e l a ls o w i l l h e r r q u i r r d in Ih e D lrg o Law A n g e le * a n d S a n a rra * o l to u lh e r n C a lif o r n ia . In and a ro u n d H o u s t o n a n d D a lla s F o r lh W o r t h i n T r i a s , in i h r C h k a g o a r r a . s l r r t r h i n g in to n c M t h w r s ir m In d Ia n a and lu u lh e a ilr in W is c o n s in a n d In Ih e la m ls v il lr . CAR CIGARETTE LIGHTER . AD AP TER , K y . a r r a a* w e l l a* I n I h r r e c u u n tle * a c ro s s ih e r t v r r f io rn C u m In n a tl llul a* motor i *i * likely will nutter. Ihe new gas will cost al least a nk krl a gallon m orr tire au*r of higher refining ciwi* Wholesale rrfcMinulalrd gawglnr I cm drlivery In January recently sold for b lo H cm l* a gallon m orr than conventional gasollnr on Ih r New York commodity market How much of that higher ro*t w i l l h r passed on In the retail c u ilu m r r * Is uncertain and largely will dr|>rnd on local comprtltkm. say* Harry M urphy of Ihe Service M alkin Dealers of America by th r fir*1 ol ih r year. It * going to lie 3 lo 4 cn ils higher than t o d a y ' Iterkose o f th e re fo r m u la te cl g a s o lin e change In some area* of Ihe Northeast La w* • IN T R O D U C IN G SIM ON: Th e only thing you need for personal com m unication. $ C Q Q 9 ! 2201 S. F R E N C H A V E S A N F O R D • 3 2 8 -8 3 8 5 T I r i l i r i I authannd agent ol ( g ) BellSouth Mobility w �i Personal mettle tested Unbeaten Tribe thrash short-handed ’Hounds LOCALLY Pro Wrestling at Seminole SA N FO R D ( luiil|iliiiltlil|i I Itxliti U irtllln g will put mi at fundraiser lot S m lim l G ) mastic* and Ih r Srm lltoir High Sa Im» 4 gill* ls»*kf lltill tram iiHiMKttm night (Dec 3| at V i i i l n i l r lli|jlt s. i *4 • Hill f Im iin g M. m odal O jrm iM ilum Ikairanprn «t ? p in wiili i i m I i h r* at H p m A m o n g th r m att hr* a III hr Ih r t'F\k Hr** i aright t luiinptonahip tw tw rrn Kendall A unit unit an«t « liampion llu<l<li Y alrn tln r. Ihr Southern Tltlr m atrh I n a r m <liampion Junior s. .igg* anil Ih rtl Saw i n atkl a •hallcngr mail h twlwern lUaitr H u n m atal Dk k Stain Advance tk k rt« atr An l<u tingit*ii1> F i lot aitull g rn n a l admission ami At Im kid* k anil uniirf I Vai nl n r n l aihl a divlter lo t tk k rt tutor mat kin ta ll rllh rr Johnny J a r La in at 14071 N 77 U 3 I5 J r a n r tlr Stifle* at 14071 M J *1 14 ami J o h n Mi Sam ara nr S lltrw lri Wynn at 1407)322 4 352 r t t 132 ■ y T O N Y OeBO RM IIR YMCA ends Bball registration l AK I MARY T lw S c m it io lr I amtli IM i A a til rn il rrgi*tr*tk>n* tomorrow Itln 31 lot It* youth ha%fcrthall k ag u r that atari n r»t a r r k T h r Iragur la lor rlrm rn ta rv *rhoolagr chtltlrrn T h r rmpha*r% t* cm *kllt d o rlu ja n ru t a hilr instilling ronlltlrncr anil thr im|aatanrr nl tram anrk There arr no tryout* anil ever*' i hlhl plai* in r v rrv gamr Parent* a rr encouraged to v o lu n irrr a* coat hr* or a u ltla n t coat hr* atul *harr In thru i Itltil « r t | r t l r n i r T h r r r a id lir a parent* ortrntalkm m rrttng at 1 0 3 0 a m Salurtlay. Drc .1 at Ihr Srm tnolr I .um lt V M t'A t*>3 la>ngwi»«i l^tkr Ma«> R immI l or inner itrtaiN call the YM< A at 32 I t - m »y M d 9ee>f«e* Sanford Youth Basketball S A N FO R D — T li r Sanlorcl K rrrra lk m Dr partm rnt t* oflertrig vnuth liawkrihull lur l « » » and girl* undrr 13 i rar* nl agr Coal I* A IO and rv rrv im r makr* a tram For m otr Inlu rail 3.10 30*17 W H A T’S HAPPENING TO D A Y Mens' Basketball Sam ino la C C at Hlllsboiougti C C . 0 a m Boys' Basketball r»« ot two Lyman starters who hevtn t been sidelined by injuries Angel nodes (No 33l had 19 points (including three three point held goals) and a ame hiah 15 rebounds in the Greyhounds' loss to Seminole Thursday Girls' Basketball Orangawood Christ al Bravard Chri»l., 4 p m Otlado al DaLand JV. 5 15 p m . V. 7 p m Laka Mary al Tavarat JV. 6 p m . V. 7 30 p m Boys' Soccer L Mary al L Howall. JV. 5 45 p m . V. 7 30 p m Oviado al Laka Brantlay. Junior varsity. 5 45 p m . varsity. 7 30 p m Samlnola at Lyman JV. 5 45 p m . V. 7 30 p m SATURDAY Womens' Baseball Sanlord lea al Apopka Diamonds. 1 p m Mens’ Basketball Hillsborough Tournamanl: Samlnola Communi­ ty Collaga vs. Florida Collaga. 1 1a m Womens’ Basketball Samlnola C.C al Manataa C.C., 5 30 p m Boys' Basketball Laka Branllay. Lyman at Naw Smyrna Baach Frashman Sophomora Tournamanl. TBA Laka Howall al W.P. Rolary Tournamanl. TBA Boys' Soccer f t a * '« H S A N F O R D - fHrlpiw d of thr traditional »o*|irn*r of who amikl win and l<>*r Thui*<L<y night a Srm tnolr Athletic C u n lrtrtr-r girl* twakrltMtl gamr lirtw rrn thr vl*lt trig Lym an Orryhound* and Srm l n o lr Fighting Srm tnidr* invirad * a * a n r«| «riu n ru t In mollvatlcai l l a s l r a l l y , h u w w o u ld I h r d t a •I I r a l l y o u t n u m h r r r d t.rryh o u n d * who had a* many piayri* «td rlm rd with injurlr* (*4al a* i h r i did In unlfonn rr*jM>nd in llir la ir of (>lav Irig Ihr u ndrlratrd Srm irxilr* on Ihrti Irnitir rm»rtJ And what woukt Ihr T n lw iki wlirn is* ft I » u h a w rakrnrd tram tliat they fr *iip|M**rd to tirat? I .a r g r l v t h r g a m r w r u t a* r «jpri ird Srm lnnlr u*lng It* high prr%«nrr ilrfrnar III Irap out to an |k 1 trail and <rul»r to a 7144 vlrloty m r t thr Iirryhound* at Bill f irm in g Mrmottal G ym nasium |k>th it mu lw* w rrr saitsfird with llirll rr*|irc1lvr tram* rflort W r playrd *lo|>|iy at time*, wild S rm ln n lr Jo hn M< Samara who look advantagr of thr tutitr*! to g*d rv rrv playrr on ht* 11 girl rowtrr Mim r *ut>*ianUal plaidng tlm r "But It wa« an unu*ual gamr Not only wa* it out third gamr in a* many day* thr gut* know thr ptnhlrm* (.v man t* having with Injuries right now O n r thing that * n k r I* looking iL .t a ii I fir Irm fl d f id v rlllk * b ll ||)| G 4 B > 4 l4 f!l e*#V I f 4 ft 4 ■ > ! » ! f V I I 4 V l l It M If MM • ( 'B r > I • ) li f X h < I •44 ) HpXTMP t I M I |a- i 4 I I ) MMoxI f t 41 ft f U |4 4 W AtiM l > 14 I 4 f VaX p>| 4) 44 4 VXM i I 44 I l » w 4 X I I H , ft# Ift t M p r f tf lll i,» p e ftU M M i 14 J • • M W X M »1 II •) »4 M tbwtRS p p M * « 4 9*4 1 - l ft 14 « >• la r* e M 4)1 #4 | M # * f«x 41 44) V * W i l ’I W*» Nk*# M * Pv*b4 b J U » IMM <4*1 I f M i A (b M b C b H ^ R * ^ Ii4 * »* r4 Httm btbsv^i | |W^I 4ft I #»—bp< III IM ftbXrt 4 4%•%*% l ABM ft* | . e * M . i •* ■ -4 A 14 a 1 4 ) 1 VAC i ^ M f tb » k ’ » I t U * IIMMX 94 |>Uyrri rr»d y lo go in W r itidn l have that lu iu ry lavi yrar W r vr twrn going *rvrn lit right hut tonight all 11 got gcMMt miriutr* oil thr Dint Fot ttir m<f*t |wift *rntot guard Trnnr*hia fa x iti (21 fioint* nlnr rrtHMind* four a*al*t*t krj>t thr Srm lnotr* — w h k h rv rr w irv tu p I it nr d to hr on Ih r fLair at a given tlm r — lal'ty lo grthrr l u l r In Ih r gamr lla n rrla h Millry l*tv point* IO rrtmundv *1* a*sl*t*l tiM»h o vrr running ttir attai k All Ih r whllr Srm lnotr employed It* man lo man pressing defense a g a in * ! I h r G re y h o u n d * (w h o ptayrd w it flout stattry* Kale Drown. Iiltishla Wr** and Kirn Collin*) w hich c o n irth u ln l v m ir to the Bee Sem inole. Page 2H James, Kohn lead Hawks in romp of Lake Mary L A K E M AR Y T h r o n r two punch nl ChrW llnr James and Krlly Kohn *|iarkrd a huge (mirth ipiarirr advantagr (nr th r l.akr lln w rll Silver Haw ks as they adm lntstrrrd a til 314 twaiing nl thr l.ukr Mary Rams In a Srm lnotr Athlrtli Conl e m u r girls Itaskrtliall m ntr*t al l.akr M an High School lh tirv l.iv night. J i m n poured m IH potnl* whllr Kohn addrd Hi as l-ik i llnw rll o u la r o r r d I h r R am s in r v r r jr quarter but one in end latkr Mary's winning sirrak at th rrr T h r Silver Hawks led 4S-34 alter th rrr |H-rtiMl. lltrn lurtird Ih r game Inlu a m ul with a I B S luurth quarter advantage Laura K .ig im l was thr unly Ram In double llgurrs w ith 17 |minis 1 Ur pminr varsity contest sent in the Rams by Ih r score ol 34 2H |..ikr llo w rll. which improved in B 3 overall and I I in thr S A C . will play lls third gamr of Ih r w rrk tonight al Drlatnd. with thr junior varsity o|irnlng play at 5 15 p m latkr Mary, now 3 2 overall and I-1 In Ih r conferrnre. will play an S A I trtplcbcadcr al Oviedo nexl Tuesday. with ih r Irrshm nn game starting at 4 15 p m See Hoop*. Page 211 t i l V I N MAMR 141. B A M I M la w h w n ii n n G*M I I I I vow . I •• I* Duntan l i l t GaOman I a* 1 U»*! I J I 4 VU« i i ) 0* I O o ^ e t l l l B Jam #t»04 To*a» ) f l U l l l Aba Mery O f) S 14 I 4 I 1 If. i l l ) M g r r i t l l ) ) M g m m y H ilt l T#4a » lift II It Uftt Mesaeil h Ift It It - •» lAbpMUry It I) If ft ft« TMee po*M f«id goei« left# MooeM ) I KoFw* le t* I (Refutci 4) To**i tow<t L eb• Mosaeti 14 l *» « Mai' | 11 f i uli f ow« none Te<to»<e'« Morte Raienh l Howtii 4 ) I I SAC lebe M ««y ft) I I SAC Ji^*w verbify lebe Me#y 14 Lebe Me*en )t Lyman al Lake Mary, freshman. 2 p m Laka Branllay al Lake Mary. 3 30 p m 1 Me*** *«> Girls' Soccer Orange Park al Laka Brantlay. TB A Orange Park al Lake Mary. JV. 10 a m . V. noon Oviado JV/Chrletmas Tournamanl. TBA Samlnola. Osceola al Lake Howall, TBA H Brook* Kent (No 18) shown In action oatltet this week in a match against Lako Brantley, scored Ihe game s only goal in Ihe 26th minute lo boost Ihe Lake Mary ! A U T O R A C IN O U p tit — KSI'N. N ASCAR Aw .mis li.iiiipirt B A SK ETB A LL H pm — SUN'. T N T . Natkiual ll.iskrih.ill Asvn i.itioti.N Y Knli ks.it Orlando Magic. |L| ; Com plete llstinga on Rage >B • "-------------------------- - ’ ---- M » M Vi V .'< M*n.« Rams lo a 1-0 win over the Lake Howell Stiver Hawks Thursday night at Lake Howell's Richard L Evans Field Lake Marv will play Orange Park Saturday Rams, G reyhounds kick up 1-0 wins Lake Mury Rams nlp|>rd Ihr L a k r llow rll Silver Hawks 14) In a Seminole Athlrlk- Conference matchup ai Ric hard K Evans Stadium Thursday night T h r freshman and Junior varsity games went lo Lake llnwrll by ihe scores of 3 0 and IO . respectively. T h r key lo Ihr gam r. according lo l^ikr Mary head roach Hill Elssrlc. was Ihc play of goal keeper Michelle Rovllo. See Soccer. Psge 2B Ih r From Sloft Roporl* W IN T E R PARK — T h r story of thr night in girls' was, II you ncore. you win. In all of Ih r five games reported. Including two junior va n ity and one frrshmun contest. Ih r loser was held scoreless llriMikr Krnt scored Ih r only goal of th r gam r on an assist from Megan Marlin 20-m lnulrs Into Ih r gam r as sim err 0 C S boys run down by Wymore; girls drop opener Fro m Staff Raporta ; if F ro m tlo tf Report* D a la n d a lO .ta d o JV 5 4 5 p m V 7 30p m Laka Brantlay al Blthop Moor# Ff»*hman 4 1 5 p m . junior varsity. 6 p m . varsdy. 7 45 p m Laka Hoarall al W P Rolary Tournamanl. TBA Lyman al N*w Smyrna Baach Frsshman 4 30 p m , |un»or vart'ty. 6 p m . varsity 7 30 p m Orangawood Chrl* at Brovard Chrl»t.. 'p m Sammola al Saabraara Fraahman. 4 15 p m ., |unior varsily.6pm varsity. 7 30 p m ; ft| MiHOl I I M OUTNOVkDft M He«a(d Sports Editor M A IT L A N D — Five players scom l in double flgurr* anti the Wymore Te ch pressing d r f r t t s r forced 25 turnovers a* ih r H o tM .it* outran homrstandlng Orangewoud Chrnltlnn St fiool. H2-70. Thursday night. T l i r Junior varsity contest illil go to Hu home team, with tlir Ram* j M i u n d l n g out ,i 03 40 victory ovrr Wymore. T l i r victory was thr tlr*t ol the M-a*on lor tinsecond-ranked (In Cla** 2A| Itobcats, wlm drup|>rd Ihrtr ojirticr to I..ikc Mary lu rs d a y night T h r to** wa* ttir tlrst of Hu- *ea*ou aftrr two wins for Ih r Ram*, who a rr raukrd No 4 in the Class A poll. Roseau n. r a m i n w?m «v Ink im HttmiMi I * » j l kvaion 0 • ) 0 V nii* M l I I f s>d 4 1 1 0 . Theos 10 >» 11 J«MWV 10*4 FwMVnv, I 00 I WM*« 1*11. Wtii.aiMvloti*.McCiaMi 1*01 Toun 04ns*«s*a CkilltU* til«4l 041 M.uiw" I *• 1 F*'* * I* II. H4>em 4*11. Bows I 4 4 It Moot* 1111 W e • I I It V4>WilrMi 1*0 4 Mjlltl I I I 1. M(Cwil>19«4 To*»iv U lllO tt W rn w c t I k * « >* " 1* — *1 0 » 4 n* 4 » * « d C k m itjw U * o » l 14 I I I I 1* - I* T K .* « po.nl fo ld 9041 * - W »m o rt It c h I lll* » m o n l. O r e v t t o o d I i p . , , , To**i town W . m i I I O -a n e tK o o d I t to w S d a w l Non. TtihulctU N o n . R.dMdv W . m o f t Itch I I. O r tn ^ v o a o d C h m lit n School 1 1 J V O ro n s # «o o d * l w ,m o > t4 C Orange wimmI will travel lo H trv.itil ChHtUatt tonight for a trlplcfteader with Ihc Junior varsity and girls' varsltv. T h r girls tip of! action at 4 p ill RARE OF SPORTS IN YOUR AR with th r jv's taking tlir lloor at 5 'M) p m and thr varsity getting ih r lossal 7 p m T h r Ram* only trallrd 2 0 -16 alter o n r |>rrtihi. lull Wymore caught Rrr In th r second quarter iM-hind Terrance Harmon, who got Inside tlir Orurtgewood defense to setup easy baskets lor 111* tramm atra Roscor Smltti and W llllr Williams dropped In rigid jMilnls ra rli In thr second quarter for ttir Hoticala. wlm Ird 4(>-2(i at Intrmilsslon Carl Thom e led th r Wymore scoring with 23 |Milnts. whllr* Harmon added 21. Smith 17. D rrrrk Field 11 and Williams 10. Paring the scoring fur Ih r Rams were Itrodrrlck Iknitr with IH points (on 7 and 10 sheading and Sec O rangew ood. 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It again ne*l luepday at Ixane a g a l n a t L a k e M a r y In a lilp lc h ra d rr stalling with the frrshm an game at 4 .V) p m L a k e Itra n tlry leli to 3 ft o vrta ll and O 2 In ro n lrirn re pi a v The 1‘alrtotk will (ravel in Sem inole H igh School lot a triple header in i Tuesday, also stalling al 4 30 p m Seminole----C o n tin u e d from IH h rllrt hkeltes Dow of Ihr ((Attir Anti Ui|(e nsimlter ol foul% l/N| t Allrst AKAlnhl llie Trllie Know inn whAt « « (u m ln f. wIlAt live tlftdkl WtHlIsi plltlhtllls lie Allli lielnn UfK'IV (Hiwetleikh In |sfevent II All l.yniAn n w h Steve ( ’Arm UhAel rutshi w a p WAlrh ads! piAV no one else nut hurt " I h t h | ( 4 i i i r w a s h I j limit winnlnn And kwinK or |miini« f r u l e d In n I K h I « a Id CATinlchael "T h e g r siv p>itl« plAVeti their he Ail* osil a Ka Kip I a very (<*m1 o|t|ainenl And Ihev nevei quit I m as Isa|i|>v as I 1 a i i be.” Mlndee tt.sITS|It[ 1(1 ( I d (Htlnlhl Use only olhts Seminole w av player lo hi ore in double flgurrp I Sana Merrls k adrlrd right |K>inip while KalrtnA *giuthwAtd ais.I S I ia w a h a M o n tg o m e ry each netted seven A lll la Samlets lo lltrth u lrd lO irb n u ild s Fos ihr Greyhounds Angel Hinnies had I ** jniinls (Ins hiding Ih fre three jnslnl held g.nslsl and a g am e h ig h 13 rrtin u n d s i a m i)n Crager <hipprsl in with 14 (Miints (IO (Tim ing from the free throw linr| and 11 re­ bounds Leslie G u id ry added t u jniiniB and seven relnninds Seminole in if 24) S A C ) travels to Si Cloud I.»* a 3A D ip it k i ft game with lire defending Class 3A stale s hamplmi Bulldogs on Monday l.vm an 12 Ft 0 2 SAC| travels In Lake Howell n r»t Tuesday Orangewood C o n tinued fro m II) Also ronirttiullnK aevetl re iHtundvI. S|tenrer Meier wilh III (Mtinlv 13 In (mirth quAFier. iferetny I'.irk with I I |Milntis And I>a ii VandrStreek with bU (Hiiniv And tseven rrtHtunds O C S O IR LS ALSO PALL M O U N T D O H A — l(n m r«iA ii dint! Ml Dorn lllltle liatk an eailv lr-A<1 and held It tn the end h|soiltii|t Orani{rwsMMl ChrUiian'B seawin ojiener. t<> 17 T n n y a t* la m pa n r i l e d a nam e h lK h 13 p n ln t* w ith ir a n t m it r .tana I'n y rl TIRhl l>ehunt with 12 |Mtiniv (all m m tlllt on three jrolrst Held |{<hilsl as Ml Dora lllh lr unproved to Is 2 on Ihr srjs. 111 The Hiimv art naily hit more Held K'hilv than Ml Dorn lllhlr. IS- M hut Ih r Isomr tram made flvr three points Held umils for M T 0 0 4 4 B IB LE 44 0 4 4 1 (0 1 * 0 0 0 ■’ O io p e o e X C lw g ftx L ih w l IIFI M *<hxt I Ik i MX* 4 1 4 It. 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M< O x * 4 t a t> Fan 1*4 P X Mr 0 x 4 t ' k u Ja?** Nana l o a n o a - a» ■-a < C U tr ii* . 4 I M* Du- a t k a 4 I t h r d lf lr t r t s e w Andrea Hart led Orangrw Chrtailan with 11 *|rtiinip while M ich e lle S m ith added rig h t (mints and 12 rebounds T h r Hams will plav at Brevard Christian at 4 p m today as (sart of a irlplrhradrr with the Imvs' Junior varstiy and varsity trams Soccer-------C o n tin u e d fro m IB "She IHnvlto) nude a hit; save r.irly In Ih r match In keep the hiYiir O O .” said Elhvelr, *'H w-a * a Ini* tsir 111fi 1* (Hilnt She m ine I m . k and had an rncrptlnnal Kamr after a uivlnn up four u <m Is to l.akr Om ni ley on Tuesday. ' A lte r th e l o w In L a k e llrantlry. we decided that we had to look al nurvrtvrs and des ute w hat kind of Irani we a ir K d |i i >( l»e Tonight, we came m il and played haul Ovrrail. Itoviio m ine up wilh si v vises while ih r Silver liawkv keejier hlop|red Itisholv Lake M ary dom inated I he match, milvhooling Lake Unwell 2(1-12 and h a v in g an I 1-0 advantage on corner kicks, hul only Krill's shoi gni Ihrmigh T h r Haims are now 4 2 overall and 3 I in Ih r SAC w hllr Ihr S llvrr Hawks fell in 7-2 overall and 2 2 In conference play. I^ikr Mary will host Orange Hark al Don T Hrvnolds Stadium till* Saturday, the Junior vur*lty game kicking oil .u 10.i m with ih r va n ity i.iking the Held at noon MISTAKE DOOMS TRIBE SA NFO R D - One m ental m lsiakr proved dlviMrrou* for Seminole High School Thursday night a* an own goal In ih r uecond hall ended up tiring Ih r o n ly B ro rr of the night In Lym an's 1-0 decision over Ih r Trllie In a Seminole Alhlrtlc Conference contest at Thoinaa E. W liigham Stadium T h r mistake came al the 17 13 m a r k and I m p r o v e d the Greyhounds record lo 2 4 overall and 2 2 In thr conference Semi­ n o le fe ll In (1 4 I o v e r a l l M i d <» 3 lit Ih r SAC. T h r Junior va rsity ro n lrs i ended In a O O d ra d lo rk It wav such a shame because w r had played a very good game lo the that (m int." said Seminole assistant coach S iu y Heno ” lf we had played lhat well against Leesburg w r would have won W e’ve got lo find some offense somewhere.” Leslie Webber. Tn sry Hetrick. Au d rey Hioclous and Stephanie Hoover led an r* re llrn l Semi­ nole defensive effort, w h llr g n ulk rrjirr Laura W illiams was superb on goal with 23 saves T h r Greyhounds oiitshot Ihr Trtt>r 2ft 4 and had seven cor­ ners lo 0 for Seminole. Jonnlr Belaud came up w ilh a pair of saves In goal for Lym an for her second straight shutout of thr season. Seminole will hr In an SAC irlp lrh ra d rr at Lake Brantley's T o m Story Field n e »i Tuesday, wills the Irrshincn gelling ucllon underway al 4 p m Reaching Out In All Directions Hatanctd. fair rrparnng o f the . m i a • local, ip o n t, locletv, b u u n c i t . Health an. I nine it BELOW LOW PRICING PENNYWISE COUP. H4I4/F/WFIOF444/4 17*02 &27lh SI. ?F0I S Orlando 0*. SaMor* •177 M t l W IN $100 CHRISTM AS SPREE COME BY TOR DETAILS I / ' . i . i i x i i f . t r eJlh irla lt m i ih a chance fo r everyone to reply. A J c e riiitn e a n J c la n if le ji that help you find k fo il >04. need H ' r ’e r proud o f the rawy rag reach ou r community from north lo touih. e a u to well, cover lo cover. Subscribe To d a y! 322-26i l K a n f o r d H e r a ld �0 ft S^nlo/d H i'4 ') Sanford Fk>f*(la P e o p le f n d ir D#c#mt>#f 2 19*M SI _____ ____________ _ Educators visit Optimists G i f t fo r t h e f u t u r e Start a fund fo r econom ic peace of mind Mow m o rh money would 11 take to support your family for Ih rrr lo si* m onths ’ Horne etonomlst* urge families In set aside tills riiurh savings for emergencies or unemployment However, many families have not saved lor lire future Emergent les will come W r just don't know w fieri Starting a fund for economk |>ea« e of inlnd could fa- the he*i family gift this holiday Jo b UyofT* are Increasingly to m rnoii. and unetnjilnyrnrtit jiertnd* are longer If you fio not have adequate savings here are wane suggest ion* • sii itown wuh larnlly merntxr* and get their Ideas on flow lo save money talk about the need for savings Prew bonier* will help you save If you explain II • Tell yOUl friends and farnilv that yOU need lo save Instead of s|irnd Tell them lha l your holiday gift* will lie cither hand made or “ coupons" for servers sui ll as free babysitting, a ear wash, etc • G if t w r a p a h o t and la b e l n Emergency Savings ” Cut a slot In d ro p in CONSUM ER FOCUS f V ' l * '1 \ BARBARA HUGHES/ G R EG G noles When you put money Into your savings, write how and how rnur h Drop the rude Into the slot Keep the far* In a special plai e in remind your fam ily of the project • He|>aint nr repair in\* fur gills Instead of tnivlng new ones Mavtir you could help your older child repaint an outgrown hike In a younger ehlld's favorite color Add sprcMl decals or trim Th is becomes the older child * gift to the younger Figure ih r money saved from recycling the hike instead of buying a new one Deposit this m uch In your savings account and place a note In your saving* gift ho* • Write down how m u ili your family aprnds In a week on eating out. soft drinks and snai k* (W ow’l Agree lo carry all your own food and drinks from home for Ih r rest of Ih r year Eac h week put the fast food savings In your a< count • i.ikr peanut bullet aandwtehea and apples on a picnic Instead of buying lhal greasy fast food! Slash Ihc savings • Agree not lo s|irnd money on holiday decorations Use what you have or make your own (Remember chains from recycled p.i|irf and popcorn garland*’’ ! • Shot k your parents and grandparents by asking for their Ideas on savings’ • lie prepared for your children to remember this holiday a* special bec ause l| your gifts were from the hand and heart and 21 your lesson about saving Is something they ran use the rest of their lives M***MM M W H«t— S*»*' ai guests recently visited the Senlofd Optimist Club Peggy Merdin (from letti. president, welcomed Emory Bi*»* and Ms son Jimmie Blake who were among the visitors Emory Blake, former football coach at Seminole High School and father of Jeff Blake, star quarterback on the Cincinnati Bengais football team told members about his family who were born and reared in the Sanford area Jimmie Blake told the club about some of his experiences He has been a Cumberland Farms manager for many years, has been a physically impaired outreach couseior at Midway School for t u years and is a Pentecostal minister Puttin' on the Glitz The Sanford Woman i Club reflected the glittering sign* ol the season Wednesday at a fashion show to boost the club s scholarship fund Put tin' on the Glitz” attracted a full house of patrons who dined festively before the fashion parade by Gayter's The finale showed Dare Tru ­ jillo . moderator (from left) describing the striking holiday fashions, m odeled by M all West. Roberta Zittrower and T o d d C o lv in See D o ris D ie tr ic h 's P e o p le c o lu m n Sunday IN BRIEF Writer's group forming SA N FO R D — A group for published and aspiring writer* t* forming Saturday. IV< .1 at 7 p rn at ('a ir honks in S rm in n lr Centre |Wal Marti The public Is Invited to atlrn d this organizational meeting A technical writer, a science fiction writer. a screen writer and two (met* are tfie nucleus of Hie group which ho|>es to further the efforts of anyone interested In writing and being published For more information, contact Cafe hooks at 3 2 2 «> II7 CALENDAR Sunbelt Daylily Club to meet Sunhelt Daviliy Cluh meets the first Sunday of the m onth at 2 p m through April at the Old ('tty Mail. Highway I5 A near L.ikr Man' boulevard l.ukr Mary Th e rluh educates members on daylily grow mg through slide shows, guest »|»rakrrs and trips to davlliv gardens There are no c lu h d u rs C a ll 8 8 6 -3 1 9 8 for m ore In fo rm a tio n Blood Bank seeks donors Central Florida Wood hank Is asking donors of all types of hlood — especially O-type donors — to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302K Second St For Information, rail 322 0 8 2 2 Aerobics offered Sanford Recreation Department oilers Step Aerobics al the youth renter In Sanforil City Mall. Monday* and Wednesdays, from 9 to 10 a m and 5 30 to 6 30 p m Instructor Is l.lsa Mines Cost Is 63 per class For information, call 330-5697 Sanford Rotarians to meet Kniary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Sanford Chamber of C o m m crrr building Activities for seniors laike Mary Seniors Invite anyone S3 years or older to join them In lwo weekly activities on Monday Woodrarvrr*. from 9 :30 In 11 30 a m ; Games, from I to 3 p in . al the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. Country C lub Road Employment opportunities for seniors A n employment progtatn sponsored by A A H I’ Senior Com m unity Servlcr Is held at the Sanford Arm ory Monday. Wednesday and Friday, from H a m lo noon hill Downey and Nick Callahan are available lo help seniors Itnd employment. Cancer support group meets Support. Mope and Recovery. S M A R . inerts every Monday afternoon at 5 p in at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far comer of the dining room Th is Is a self help *up|mrt group for all cancer survivors, w hrthcr In trratinent now or finished with It . Call 324-H737 or 322-7785 for more information IN THE SERVICE D A N IE L R. H U G H ES F O R T JA C K S O N . Colum bia S.C. — A rm y l*vt. Daniel R. Hughes has completed tiastc training here. During the training, students received Instruction in drill and c e re m o n ie s , w e a p o n s, m ap r e a d in g , ta c tic * , m i l i t a r y courtesy, military Justice, llrst aid. and A rm y history and tradi­ tions. Hughes Is ihc son ol Diane K. and Robert J . Hughes of 1305 N. Hart Road. Geneva NEW ARRIVALS The following births have Ih-i- ii recorded al Florida Hospital. Altamonte Springs Nov. 10 — Agnes Iu >|k-z . Fern I'urk. hoy Nov. 17 — Linda and Darrell Williams. Sanforil. girl; Michele and Dale Stalnakcr II. Sanford. Iioy Nov. 18 — Krlstal and Slcvcn Chu/as. Winter Springs, hoy; C on sta nce and C h ris to p h e r Anseltno. I.migwood. girl; Cyntin.i Daniel llum on. Sanford, girl; I'la and Phillip Schaefer. Sanford, girl; Karen and Stephen Phillips. Geneva, girl Nov. 20 — Nicole Leonard. Dellnna. girl; llaydcr and Lucas Herrins, girl Nov. 21 — Darina L yn n llrown und Jam es Alan Dunne, troy. Winter Springs ‘Gentleman’ may not be so perfect D E A R A B B T : I Inst m y hustvand several years ago. and met this very nice man afirr tiring alone for m any years W r slarird dating, and h r was Ihr first man to trll me h r lovrd me Ahbv. It was wonderful In hear those word* again H r I* a perfect grntlrrran. brings me flowers and always walks me to m y door I kepi expecting him to pro jMise marriage but h r has never mentioned marriage, nor did hr Introduce me to any member* of his family. I thought II was rather odd. Then h r (old me lhal hr had pnitnlsed hi* wife before she (kissed away lhal hr would never m a n y again Abbv. hr askrd me not lo go with any other man. I told him I would not — and I have krpi my promise I love him. but I do not like this hiding I told him hr needs to talk to a head doctor about hi* promise and how It is affecting his life H r refused ADVICE ABIGAIL VAN BUREN I would appreciate any advice you can give me Please don't use m y name or town. I don't want to gel him in trouble IN H ID IN O D E A R IN H ID IN G : The man you love Is tiring very- unfair in you Furtherm ore, h r appears to be untru stw o rth y. Unless he introduces you to his family and friends. I see no future for you In this relationship D E A R A B B Y : T h e grandma w ho say* she doesn't expect her c h ild re n , g ra n d c h ild re n and great grandchildren to "fall all over themselves” thanking her for gifts Is contributing to their Irresponsible hr ha v tor Sending a postcard addressed to yourself w ith w ritten re­ sponses to he checked and returned ts a good Idea Howev­ er. I would not Include a selfaddressed postcard with the gift. If a month of five weeks have passed without any acknowl rdgnteni of the gift. I would send a postcard w ith the following choices to be checked, and returned P LEAS E C H E C K ONE 1 I am irreponsible. und don't care about you. or Ihe effort you have put out for me. 2 . 1have two broken arms 3. You owe me. and I expect a gift 4 I'm too lazy to lick a slump. 5. I reaklze 'h at this will be the Iasi I II tw hearing from you. but I'll call you right before m y Boy’s behavior blamed on M om ’s addiction during her pregnancy DEAR MARY: I vc had c u sto d y of m y five-year-old grandson since he was 3 months old H r was bom addicted In cocaine because his mother snorted all d u rin g her pre­ gnancy Then H R S look him away from hrr and gave him lo m r because they found cigarette burns on tils bottom Irgs und back. lie's .llways hern real hard to handle, lie was a real cranky tvaby anil since lie's Ix-eti able to walk, ll seems like we can't make him mind H r runs away when I call hint, has iriti|M-r Ills and tries lo hurt smaller kids, and animals Needless to sa y. Ills kin d rrg u rirn teacher Is calling me several limes a week because of Ills behavior. I’ve told hrr that hr a d s the same wav at hoinr and I can't handle him herr so I sure can't tell hrr w h.it sh r should do at school T o tell Ih r truth. I'm tired ol h rr tioihrriug me. Shr's supposed to tie Ihr professional Anyhow. I'm willing to try any­ thing hut I don't know where lo go or what to do T IR E D G R A N D M A D E A R G R A N D M A ! You really do have your hands lull and I'm sorry In say lhal Ih r r r are no really good answers on how to manage Ih r tx-bavlnr or co- c a l n r -e x p o s e d In f a n t s a n d children Additionally, there is an cver-tnrrraslng num ber <>f c h ild r e n r n i r r i n g school manifesting ih r *umr symptoms lhal y o u oulllnrd In your Idler. Research has Indtcatrd that these children appear lo he nrurnlngtrally over rxeltahlr and o v e rly sensitive to external stim uli. Therefore, if a T V ts on. the telephone rings, and people are talking all in tin- same room at ihe same lime. Hie child may have a violent reaction. Needless to say. I miII i al school und at home It ts very dlllleult In control ih r child's environment to the degrre necessary to keep these children stable. You and thr school may wish to explore the (Misslhlllty ol mrdleutlon to help control his A D H D types ol tieliuvlors It is sometimes ve ry effective In helping the child manage his/her behavior and In othrr rases. It Is completely Inef­ fective Finally. It may be neces­ sary lo place your grandson In an exceptional student educa­ tion classroom where the teach­ er Is trained In Itrhavlnr m an­ a g e m e n t a n d th e l o w e r s tu rle n l-te a rh rr ratio makes eonirol easier T h e only tru ly effective solu­ tion to Ih r hrurhrruk of coc u l n r - r r l a t c d p r o b le m s in children Is prevention T o pro­ tect a developing fd us It Is critical that th r pregnant woman abstain from using any drug throughout her pregnancy. If the wom an has a drug problem, she m u st consult a health care professional early In her pre­ gnancy. (M ary Balk la a C a rtlfla d A d d ic t io n P ra v a n tlo n P r o ­ fessional and a counselor at Pina Crest Elementary School. Con­ tact her at the Ssntord Htrald, or call 322 1711.) MOVIEIANO Dim w 372 1716 no EJ "**" STAR TREK GENERATIONS CLEAR & PRESENT g jj DANGER » SONttM » »«J birthday nrxt vear. JA N E B Y R D . M O T H E R OF F IV E . G R A N D M O TH E R O F 10. G R E A T -G R A N D M O T H E R OF ONE. S H O W L O W . A R IZ DEAR A B B Y t Here's another gilt Idea for “ A 91 Year Old Grandm a." w ho dnrsn'l nerd crystal bud vasrs. nightgown* or dusting powder F o r a b o ut S I 7. a fa m ily member can buy grandma 50 p re -s ta m p rd e nvelopes I m ­ printed with G randm as name and return address This gilt would make h rr letter-writing raster — shr wouldn't have lo w o rn about stump* or address stickers T h e envelopes are available with either a "sta r" or a "love” stamp design. Order blanks are available at the post office, and orders are shipped lit a b o u t tw o w e e k s . F o r a 9 1 -year-old grandma. I'd cer­ tainly get the "lo ve " design! No. I don't work for the U.S. Postal Service; I ’m a nurse educator w ho knows a good deal when I see one' N A N C Y M A C K L IN . B E L L E V IL L E . IL L . D EA R N A N CY: What a great Idea! I'm giving It m y "Dear A bby stamp’’ — of approval! (Problems? Writ* to Otar Abby. Fo r a personal, unpublished raply, sand a stll-addrassad. stamped envelop* to Deer Abby. P.0. Boa 69440. Lot Angeles. Calll. 90069. All correspondence la confidential.) C IN E M A S * NO FA6M I L IT C H F IE L D C IN E M A 10 Jf& ao N Hwy U N ] • 324 0 1 1 0 T O TA R D A TE M U M (PG-IJt "Swan Ah.ndtiS (Cl I to XOO I I I MIRACLE OH MTH STREET i h i <«• h i m u in i| T H E L IO N K IN O 6*1 I ' l l a u o o I oo • oo STAR TREK GENERATIONS IM IIIIM M O M (PC) PAGEMASTER I M l M I O O f OOIQO <G) TRAPPED IN PARADISE H O N I M I M I M |PG-t3) LOWDOWN OlRTY SHAME •Its las !•?**•«• (R) INTERVIEW WITH VAMPIRE _ _______ 100SJ0? 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Call 322-2611 ■ARNI8 HIATINO ft AIR CONDITIONING c o u r u t i i r . r i u s • 4 0 0 0 NS » » r t i . tiw * t ( » . m n v k » *u b iu n c H IV O tM im 4X0 C O U U I HCIAL .,(4 1 r u u r e jih r i. M**l #■*t^GO ftftn 915 W. 2nd St. 323 3517 �S a n lo t tl H v . a k l S a n fo rd , F ir ,r w l* F i> d li D tc ro W 2 1W 4 ■■ Religion S iste r W innie m arks 50 years in m u s ic IN BRIEF Gospel singers to perform L A K E MONHOt. T h r I j i r j r t H onda * flrat family nf southern Rtn*i- * ill perform al the First Baptist C hu n h uf l-akr vlumiM- Sunday Ur* 4 at H p m T h r public I* welcome Missionary day set N A S f OHD th r Hedti- k Mrmottal First Horn Church Vli**u>«tan Department will l u u a %|>r< lal missionary day ■rrsiee on Sunday Drierntirr 4 at 1 p m T lir sjiruker fur the «rr* u p will l»c Evangelist Vivian Hnllip* of Hr*. .«■ Church of t*rnl Ihe church is l«« alrd al S I M Kina* Iload Midway Elder J J l.lgon Sr is pastor of the .b u rth Gibbs to speak Q tN E V A In V! Mi Coy Gibb* a rnrm tirr of the Florida C o n firm e r of t.'ruled Met hod id C hu rrh will speak at Find I'n lled Methodist Church Geneva December 2 3. and •» Tfie dally •« hedule Include* Friday evening service from ri 'Mi lo 7 SO p in (eltowahtp, 7 lo 0 p m <h*. ussk.n and studv Saturday a •ervke i* from 9 a m to 12 noon Sunday Gibbs • ill *|icak al the morning worship Chtldrarr will l e provided for all session* For more information fall 140 9390 l y 9U9AM W IM M IM Herald Correspondent months a m em ber of W omen's S A N F O H D — Shower Down of Hlesalng* Church cm Elm Ave will lie a place of rejoicing on Sunday. D rre m b rr I I at 2 p rn Sl ater W In n Ir wi l l b r c rlrb ra tln g 50 years In the music ministry' Formerly Irtmi BetinsytvannU, Staler Winnie ha* worked sine e 1977 a* the Ministry Coot dlnaior with Out rear h Ministry Christian Fellowship Center In Irrnallorial Although she has hern in Sanford only one year she hoprs in her retirement here In tree ft othrra Evangelist Fellowship She re reived her Bachelor of A rts degree from Morgan Slate ( <>l lege In ItalllnM ie. Maryland In 11*10 and was Inducted Inlet the National Honor N«» Irty Halt of Fame In 1973 for ool standing achievement Her talents nl m usic artel singing were developed al an early agr "I started playing the piano and singing al M years old.'* stir said I was raised in rhurch I leave a prophetic and a healing ministry Music scarifies people,lifts the Spirit and re freshes Ihe soul I remember when I taught sc hoot The rhlldren would gel restless and Td sti down and start playing ih r piano T h e y 'd a lw a ys settle down * A glow Slslrr Winnie' Is also In Ihe p i* r*s id w illing a hook shout ito.v to live debt free let tie released In 1995 She was a m is s io n a r y In I h r U n it e d a n d Ih r W o m e n * Walk through Bethlehem presented Church observes 115th anniversary l.A K K MAHY Holy Cross Lutheran Church, n r » i in Sun Hank m 1-akr Mary will prevent a Walk Through Iteihlehern Sunday f>r«ernbrr 11 from J t n f lp tn T h e ro*i •ill fie 92 For further information •all 333-0797 SANFO HD The Rev Ru»u* Boykin from the Si Paul M B Church In Holly Hill was the Quest speaker for a 115th anniversary celebration re cently at the Trinity United M e tho d ist C hu rch Boykin shared M s thoughts from scriptures in Proverbs 1 1 9 18 Pictured are L to R the oldest member of the church. Robert Fra/ier. Louise Robmson Mit­ chell. the Rev Eddie Rivers and the Rov Dr Geraldine McClellan Anniversary celebration planned S A N FO H I) — Victory Temple of God will lie telelrratlng Honorahle Hisltop Hubert L Hlllery * anniversary Monday. Uecemtier 5 Ihrotigh Sunday Driem ber I I twginnlng al 7 30 u rn nightly and I I a m Sunday The theme wtll tie.' Knowledge from a Man of God i» much hetlrr than Stiver and (told A 910 donation t* requested For nw.rr Information tall 330 <XF29 Outdoor drama set W IN TE R I'AU K th r First Baptist Church of Tu*.awilla and It * drama ministry will present lit* Life (or Mine, an outdoor walk through drama which will depict » l« w e n t* from the life ill Chris I Date* of the |>rrformancr include Ikrcembrr 9 IO. Hi and 17 from 7 tn 9 p m and Dei ember 11 and IN from 7 .to Ur 9 p m the church t* located on the corner of Tuw aw tlla and Dlkr Hoads Admission i* free Contact the church office fur more information at 0 5 7 -4993 n im t c LYAS BOOKS, ARTIFACTS AND MORE Christian Women's Club to meet o K l.A N D O — T h r Christian Women a (T u b will meet on Tuesday. December 13 al 11 30a rn al thr Windermere < w intry C lub 2710 Butler Hay l>. A fashion yhow muwc I trsenlailon and sprakrr will tie sc heduled Luncheon and nutarry re serial Ion* are needed by Friday Dec ember 9 Call Belay al M70 0 05 1 or Janie al 3 5 1 I H.34 Castie Brewer Day celebrated SA N FO H D — Tfie Christian Education Department of Sr Haul Missionary Hapllst Church, the Kcv Amos C Jones. Castor present the Honorable Douglas Jamison. Honda T'omrnlMloner of Educ ation H r will speak al th r I I a rn service on Sunday. Dec-ember 11. In observance of Castle Brewer IXiy The Seminole- High Sc hool gospel choir will sing at the 5 p m service Following Ih r song presentation awards will lo made to area students from the Castle Brewer Scholarship fund Th e comm unity is inviied m attend W an * H e a r n m L.V>;;;/r/t7c* (.'h r is f ic t u lin o te S t o f V Matthew H 25.2t» Therefore I sav unto you. Take no thought for your life, whal y r shall rat. or whal ye shall drink, nor y rl lor your bodym wlutl y r shall put on I* noi ih r Hfr m orr than rnrat and Ihr body than ram rnrnt ? 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U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t Sanford. Ftortdft • Fndfty DftCftmbftr 2. 1W4 * » • ml from full comp ft puftflc botf romp Iff ft ]>f ocrot l i i w f t » : i ooo our l e m t i OST t f t N Lotofronf 'W ■ DO A m M A N T IQ U E S M ODERN Sunday, December 4th • 1 P. Inspection Sat. 9am-6pm, Sun. 9 am til Sale! 212 W. 1st Street, Sanford ( N e i t to S u n B a n k ) This Sale Features DRS, BRS & Unique Individual Pieces For Your Home or Shop! DREXAL MAHOG 9 PC DRS (W/6 SHIELD BACK CHAIRS. & BOW GLASS CHINA) DREXAL MAHOG DROP LEAF SILVER CHEST. COUNTRY FRENCH 11 PC DINING ROOM SUITE. OAK BOW FRONT MIRROR HACKED CARVED FIGURINE CHINA CABINET. 3 PC HEAVILY CARVED TURN OF THE CENTURY BRS. UNUSUAL WISHBONE ENLAID COMB BACK ARM CHAIR. OAK RAISED PANEL DENTAL CABINET W/LEAOEO GLASS 0 00 R . FR SATIN WOOD 6 PC BKS, MAHOG INLAID SHEET MUSIC CABINET. BANDED MAHOG DUNCAN PHYFE DBL PED DROP LEAF TABLE. HAHOG SERPENTINE DROP FRONT BALL & CLAW SECRETARY. BAKER SIDEBOARD. MAHOG TOOL LEATHER TOP CORNER DESK. STICK & BALL UMBRELLA STAND. HATHAWAY MAHOG BALL & CLAW SERVER. LINCOLN DRAPE FLAMING MAHOG BUBBLE GLASS BREAK FRONT. VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD LAOIES SLANT FRONT DESK. MAHOG STRING INLAID BOW FRONT CHINA. MAHOG QUEEN ANNE VANITY. ASSORTED WICKER. EASTLAKE 1 DRAWER SIDE TABLE. SERVERAL EARLY MEDICINE CABINETS. PIE CRUST LAMP TABLES. WILLIAM & MARY DROP FRONT DESK. UNUSUAL 4 PC 1930s BKS. WALNUT TEA CART W/SERVING TRAY. CHINESE F/AHOG10 f>C BEDROOM SUITE. UNUSUAL MOTHE R OF PEARL INLAID CHAIR. SET OF 6 HARP BACK CHAIRS. BLOCK FRONT 4 DRAWER 0 G FOOTED CHEST. MAHOG 2 PC BUBBLE GLASS BREAKFRONT. 4 DRAWER OEMI-LOON CHEST. SEVERAI 1930s SO MARBLE TOP TABLES. MARBLE TOP COFFEE TABLE W/ MATCHING ENDS. 1930s TELEPHONE STAND & CHAIR. EAST LAKE BOOK HOLDER. PR HEAVILY CARVED VICTORIAN CHAIRS. MAHOG 2 DOOR BOOKCASE. EASTLAKE STRING INLAID SEETEE. EARLY MUSTARD PAINTED CHEST OF DRAWERS. SEVERAL UNUSUAL CLOVER LEAF LAMP TABLES. NICE SELECTION OF MAPLE & MODERN FURNITURE. PR MAHOG TWIN BEDS OAK BOW FRONT EMPIRE CHINA CABINET. OAK 3 0 00 R ICE BOX. 2 PC OAK HEAVILY CARVED SIDE BOARO W/BEVELED MIRROR. PR OAK 3 DOOR LEAOED GLASS BOOK CASES. NICE SELECTION OF OAK 5 DRAWER CHESTS W/BACK SPLASH, OAK DBL DROP FRONT FILE CABINET. 2 DOOR OAK NICELY ACCENTED BOOK CASE. LATTICE FRONT OAK CURIO ON HIGH LEGS. MATCHING OAK DRESSER 4 CHEST (W /0RIG IN AI BEVELLED MIRROR) OAKE CRANK TELEPHONE. OAK BUFFET (BOW FRONT CLAW FOOT) U IM ft f t O iK io .it . i n rtoi 155— C o n d o m in iu m s Co»Op/SatR ■ Y O ftftlft. Boo ofifof Conftoon ftolf cowrie n , T V rm . k lf . d in ln j ( f l n i rm com bo Coropo will rm . K m pore ft feeing g o " cowrto O fttA T NICE SELECTION OF CLOCKS. LAMPS. RUGS. FLO BLUE PLATTERS. CUT GLASS. MIRRORS. PRINTS. BRASS STUDENT LAMP (OIL). FAIRY LAMP. MILK GLASS. COOKOO CLOCK The Above Listing Is Only A Partial Listing! Please Note New Location Corner of 1st St. 8 Mvrtle Ave. B U T I If t MO Ca II All ttA rttt CON DO ] J. Governor t ftttiaO A Gem in o pre if g-oul community u t m tor rta r tt« PORZIG REALTY 4 0 7 -3 2 2 CALL EARLY FOR RESERVE SEATS TERMS: CHECKS W/2 FORMS OF I D. / MASTERCARD •VISA •CASH - A 10% BUYERS PREMIUM WILL BE ADDED TO ALL PURCHASES 8 6 7 8 tSANOLIWOOD VILLA I 1. |vtt rtm ofttltft. |nd floor. All Appllftftcott A llt r O t k le A Antique Depot Mall «»T IMoftl_______ UUW S A N TO R O LK AAftry A ro a . Eacollfontbuy comp •M net» t p p t klf epunforfopt neaa corpof. See I SASftOft N A W N H SAftOftOA T O ft ft N O V t K M l . I car per o f t 'H O ig ft Stft 000 pr botf offer n o ( I I I 2 1 2 W . 1st S tre e t, S a n fo rd , F L 32771 a. t AU #454 For Info Call 407- 324-7177 AQ 660 a �•• San ton] Matatd. Sanford. Florida - Friday. Dacamba* 7. MW4 by C h ic Y o un g niONDIE B F E T L E D AILEY OWlY YOU CODIP TU*N Twig iWTO IP IT iS T R E N T F C * TH E POTATO FAMINE iN IK B L A N P IN 1 MIGHT Nf A N E D U C A T IO N A L EX P E R IE N C E J OHN F K E N N E D * HAVE §f FN O l* fVEglP EM T by AM S i n i o m THE BORN LOSCn K i *_F HA*) IT ft GCJOCNLYb' HNC rfjLi r i r c r T i D i! V -3 T 1 H .T * L L f> TtV U 3K— WtfE. CAD' „t x— •C3 , by Charlaa M Schulz PEA N U TS v M E -'S f « f bA.V E I LOVE T h E I A ( V >0V «E RtA.ES :A h T FLAV a 6AME l* k l5 $ YOU KNOW M t r * jv f 5 I W ANT THE R E D i Tc N FA R TO fk A > Aw* t*AMf A R H V > . M JS t A.aUH'S ST© Vt TO ti FA « Tnf ( A i ) by Howl* Schnetdar E LK l MEEK £JjTfTt5 A « OOVAlG AAlAfY PBCM EACH J7RE* AT (VPRCXMATWT TU U 0LEW EE0S / io u « \ ouaug J itn\ / OK KHAT I G«nuK0S?;V f b y Jim m y Jo h n s o n A R LO AND JA M S ADO WE- HAVE 4200 WELL. I MlADCEDTHE. OCOflOO* LIRE YOU’VE U*>6THADW E 1U(XXW . fKEW A6KID0 *1 TO 0 ^ WE DID' ^ FR AN K AND ERN EST 1ClTC \\tN ) p SPPf \ 0 A f L I C lO H N b tfi m u 1 • %% SHOPPE 1 -IL . I '■ G A R FIELD H£V.» STOP E N J O Y IN G T H A T ! PETER GOTT.M D I>KAH DH G O T T la there harm for ihr Joker* who inhalr helium hi t hange their vo k ra )ual lor a laugh'1 I IK AH H K A lir.H llrllu m la plentiful In our environmental air W hen b r r a lh n l In high <o i k eMiration* II allera I h r limber and ralara Ih r pltrh of Ih r voi ce, t ant i ng a p r r c h l ha l aounda like that of cartoon t bars*ter* 1 hr prat lltr of oc* taaionally inhaling helium la not nxtaldered. by most aullMirlllra lo br a hraJlh hazard H I. A H I I H G O T T My .11) y e a r o l d h u a b a n d h a t rheumatoid arthrttla Hr haa taken lots of over llir ro u n lrr rrm rd lra for pain, bill rrfuara lo •re a tprt lallat convinced that there la nolhlng lhal ran lie done H r a getting very difficult to llt r with and I think tome thing will help Your opinion? I ll AH H K A t I K K Your hualtand ran br helped In far t. anrne erf Ihr m odem treatments for rhrumatoid arthrttla arr very r f f r tllv r Tftrar Include anti inflammatory m rd lrln ra . gold aftofa. a drug called Plaquenll and cortlaunr alrrolda •• all atallablr by p»e*« rtptlon I think It a a thame lhal a man aa young aa your hualtand ia an • tiling In aurrrndrr lo a irrala hie disease Klirum alold arihri i la an autoim m une dlaordrr. ran hr rrlrnllraaly prugrraaitr and In many patients rauara art e rr dlaablllly. If left un treated D E A R DH G O T T Following my laat mam mogram I «•• lold lo um lrrgo an ullraaound for further cUrlfkatlon of two t tala Mv doctor derided II t n n l necessary lo aspirate lo almply leave t hem alone I'm very t oncerned a!tout hla declalon •ime I ve had other cyala lhal have always required drainage Could Ihla rauar cancer and do I Irate rauar for concern? D E A R H FAD FR Ttie fact that you have had fluid rrm ovrd from prrvtoua tireaal cyala prnb ably mrana lltal your ItrO near cyala reflect h h n rv a llr disease, a common lenlgn condition In addition, the mammogram and ultrasound raam a ap have shown Hull jroui lump* arr filled with Pi doe* nol need lo lie. bio drained Nonetheless If you'i concerned about • monitoring the alluallo rrp ra lrd r aamlnallona B y P h illip A ld e r In "T h e Hapr of ihe L u rk .” Aleaander Pope wrote. '"L e t •padea he trumpa* ahe aald and lruin|ta they were.” Thai applies lo today'a deal, bol when Kaal made a great play. South found lo her tllarnay lhal ahe didn't have enough apadea lo get home Silling Kaal waa Jo h n Wignall. who lives In Chrtalrhurch. New Zealand One of Ihe Iwat bridge player* on the World Bridge Federation Executive Council. Wignall opened with a weak n o -tr u m p , p ro m is in g 11- 14 high card polnta South hid two a|Mtlrt whit h showed a Iwoauller with apade* and a minor North aaked for Ihe minor with two no trump Ino. I don't know why rith rri and then jutnjfcd lo game In apadr« Th e defense liegan wllli three round* of diamond* Aftrr ruf- ling, dec later im m eduielv led a liean to dum m y's 10 Wignall won w ith hla Jack and the crtltral moment had arrived Suppoae W ignall returna a club Declarer wlna with the are. runt the spade queen, playa a *|>ade lo durnm y'a 10 and Irada l lie hean king Whether Eaal playa hla ace now or on the neat trick. South mfla and Icada a trump lo dum m y's ace. aimultaneoualy draw ing W eal's laal •pade and Riving acceaa In dum m y's established hean Milt However. W ignall played a fourth round of dUmonda. which killed lhe contract If declarer ruffed In the d u m m y . Meat would win the anting tnck with hla tpade king So South ruffed In hand She ran the apade q u e e n , p la y e d a apade lo dum m y ‘a 10 and ruffed out Fast* hean ace Hut now South had no iru m p left in her hand Weal had lo h ore hla apade king to defeat the contract B y Bernice Bede Osol YO UB B IR TH D A Y Dec. 3. 1094 A friend wrho still owe* you for an old loan might try to tap your resources again today. If you must say no. say It with com ­ passion and understanding PISCES |Frb 20-March 20) Toduy associates might havr more faith In your abilities than you do T r y to sre things from their perspective. UMlay. Imt they a rr not aa great a* you believe they arc, Be careful, aaanclatra might try lo deflate your balloon L E O (Ju ly 23 Aug 221 Today you might find yourself In a situation where you should lei yo u r heart rule your head. Un (o rtu iu lrly . this may be loo dllllrult for you lo do A R IES (March 21 April ! » l Occasionally you get away with telling little w hile lies hut I i h I . i > you will t>r held strictly account­ able for everything you say TA U R U S (April 20 May 20) II you're contem plating an Inveslment at this time, do your own research What others find m ight not reveal Ih r whole picture. V IR O O (A u g 23 Sept 221 S e le c t y o u r c o m p a n io n s ru rrlu lly today, you may adopt Ihclr altitudes If they behave I m i II v . you probably will too L I B R A (Sept 23 O ct. 23) Someone you dislike will havr excellent Ideas today, bul you m ay reject them owing lo the source. The loss would br vours. not hlsTtrrs GEM IN I (May 21-June 20) In a union there Is strength, hut this might not hold true today. In ­ stead of being jairt of a tram, you might furr lirttrr operating independently. CANCER (June 2 1-July 221 Your Ideas may Itavc some merit S C O R P IO (Oct. 24 Nov 221 Y o u nrr In u cycle demanding cn rrfu l management of your r e s o u r c e s . If y o u act c x tra v a g u n lly , a m ajor loss could occur. © 1904 N E W S P A P E R E N ­ TER P R ISE ASSN. Your chances of success are strong In the year ahead. If you don't take on more than you ran comfortably manage Focus only o n th e mos t m e a n i n g f u l assignments S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23D e c 211 Someone very close to you might not lie as perreptlve or resourceful as you arr. If Ihe two of you have something to prove. prr|>arr to do the work yourself. Get a Jum p on life by u n ­ d e r s t a n d i n g the Influences which govern you In the yeur ahead Send for your AstroG ra p h predictions today by mailing t l . 2 5 to Astro Graph, c/o tills newspaper. I’ O Box 4465. New York. N Y 10163. Be surr to slate your zodiac sign C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 2 2 -Ja n 19) Th e world Is a lough place alrrudy. so don't make things harder for yourself today. T r y to overcome your self-doubt A Q U A R IU S (Jan 20 Feb 19) / THYm E L. Is inhaled helium a laughing matter? aecond opinion from another a u rg ro n Aak yo u r p rese n t doc lor for a referral Copyright 1094 N EW SPA PER E N TE R P R IS E ASSN E 0l A V [ft E V - M A 1 l ■ r T ‘e o; 14 Actor Itrn n rt I I M o t t aim U ►It ,u " ? 1 s it S s I I Acrompoaned IT loultwn btackbrrd I I Thm 10 H oraa iraM w*f AO c. t j * !• Ti H y A •M 1 A o Nj i DOW N L L T|f 21 Foretoaan 20 KAn 77 HourtaA 20 Formorty Parata 21C ountryol f urooa X M Otan n H \7iR7iT Vulnerable Both Dealer Kaal South We»t North ANNIE by Leonard Slarr R O B O TM A N W jON CO e-TW 'TW m iS YOMGtT h C0UPIEOFDR'NKSINYCW.MH W (t m W t P t YflTM YOU YFAVl THE Y O A A N Y6TM TOO «T M n STARING AT 'NOtACN w THEN WT. GET IN TROOBlt y ' HUH’ W KT TMt 8 WEBS’ THE BIKERS WHAT'S 1^ PA5T0S Al t W 61* LAW SAYS YOU BEfcN fAAKW SOffE. YIE'RP WAHD v STORES AT HSR > SONfTHIN’ NU P df PAIRS ? O p lM u a t K 22 I nlraoty >1 Commanded M Coraoi rypa A IU A Y 6 , Awn l . B</T TK4T NO l0N6f* A AV IBS I'M JVST TAC'Nj AlA S r IOOK. S lit ™ fA*4Pw IS * L L J ATTRACT A CONOKfOArCN. so MV i\jPtSIJA5 AS£ 6 0 rw TO ..HOW U5Nt> 00 l FIAT WUARPtAN A n M l TO TH£ krv r | -i i— t— CU>S£ CXJWN 1X£ PAAlSM a hp S £ U TH£ rxoeiATY. DELI � 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, December 02, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 02, 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 02, 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/76964b379744d83d0ae0d0c90a3e1910.pdf 3983fecc376df6a3faa007c39f6c5011 PDF Text Text October 21, FRIDAY 1094 more kids trying drugs Program cuts, unsupervised free time fuel problem Tu b if _ to a drug Institution lot D ru g Education — o r P rid r. "Of c o u n t d rug uar la up." a d d M a r , --------former d ru g prrvenllpn •prrialkM for I h r school district, w h o now works as a guidance counselor at Plnr C rra t Elementary School, "people have r paaav T h e y aren't thinking th in kin g about the Am ong Junior high sludrnta. It c ltm b rd from T ^ T n u m b e r erf higherhool students using the drag at least once during the school year Jumped from 19 p rrre n l to 34.6 percent. Such figures are not available for Seminole County, though (talk believes they are probably r h r r e 1 * **still on Ihr * har. ‘ ...... ..........while " I think (h r students are Just not as keenly awareas th e y once were of the dangers of drugs. Balk said. " I t Is not the focus of their attentions that N once was " T h e school district has cut fun d in g to many drug program s In Ih r classrooms, she said. Residents protest 'Housing development s Jm A n m l S A N F O R D - T h e four way atop at C o u n try C lu b Road and Alraort became a two-way atop Thursday to the flow of Traffic on Airport Boulevard. However, according to aj * Seminole C o u n ty Roar’ atop signs rem oved from Airport reinstalled Th u rsd a y night due to and motortata' complaints after be by the road department * “ Department. HereM tu f f Writer Vest donated S h e riff D o n E a lin g e r rill d o n a t e ten bulletproof vesta to the ' M etr opol itan Police this afternoon. Ealinger w ill donate the In this afternoon at the Orlando International Airport ’a V irg in Airlines terminal. He will h r donating the vesta on behalf of the Seminole C o u n ty aksidTs «e*alRkiHfda!9k,‘A*vr,/ rra<• TO-DO Waakand guldg • S aturday - Oct. 23 iunty High School a * “Band Festival at O vie d o H igh School S ta d ium . Th e event. r the Sanford O p tim ist C hib and features ba nd s from Lake B ra n tle y. Howell. Lake M ary. Lyman. Oviedo, and note H igh Schools. A guest performance w ill be featured b y T r o y Stale University Band. The event begins at 8 p m . Cast of admission la *2 In advance. 0 3 al the gate. Tickets available at the Herald o r from any band member. •Saturday — Oct. 32 - St. J u d e Children s Research Hospital presents "W h eels for Life" blkc-s th on. at Fort Mellon Park In Sanford. Riders w ill be obtaining sponsors w ith gifts for donation categories. Th e event will be held from 10 a m . u n til 3 p.m. Proceeds go to the m any projects underw ay at the hospital including cancer research. •Saturday — Oct. 33: Pine Crest Elem entary School. 4 0 0 W . 20th St.. Sanford, w ill be hosting a Fall C a rn iva l from 10am . to4 p.m . There w ill be a haunted house, a m oon walk, carnival games, a dunk tank and m u c h more. There w ill be people selling crafts as well. For m ore Information, call the school at 322-1711. . Amaranth at First Christian S A N F O R D — Seminole Court *59. Order of the A m aranth, will celebrate "A m a ra n th Sun­ day" at Sanford First Christian C h u rc h . 1607 S. Sanford Avenue, this Sunday at 11 a .m . The A m a ra n th la a fraternal organisation that helps raise m oney for diabetes research. B a c k ro w : A yana N ath a n. A n d re a McKInniaa. Ann McCrackan from Lake BrewtMy H igh School; Cathy A h o . Karan M cLaughlin from Lyman; Brian Hall. King from Oviedo Front row: Birgit D s ia ra n o . laroa Buliar fro m Seminole, Ptui Cuipoppsr, Chad fywr. Erin Cain from Lake Mary and Anthony Lappa and Jerem y Engel from Howtn H ig h school band festival show cases the best talent n f ip g w w f n n itf O V IE D O Th e Seminole County H igh School Bend Festival w ill bring togeth er some of the best musical talent In the county tomorrow evening. J o h n Courier Field at O viedo High School will be transformed tnto the half time show of half time shows Band* from each of the district's six high schools w ill put on their best performances in front of a crowd of parents, friends and relatives who w ill cheer their every note. For two decades now. the festival has been sponsored by the Optimist Club of □Ba S A N F O R D T h e postmark on a letter T h u r s ­ day night thwarted a decision on a proposed new Sanford residential area A maaalvr turnout of citt­ erns objecting to the devel­ opment also aldrd the tem ­ porary bah of the proposal T h e gathering look place at the Sanford Planning and Zoning Commlaalon hearing on a new residential devel­ Attorney Chart*# Jo yce reads o pm ent. Th e m a tte r waa a tatter from the Historic subsequently tabled, b y PA Z. Trust opposing lha plan. but not before a few cttUena had an opportunity to voter objection* T h e property In question la loratrd si 4 0 0 0 C o u n try C hib Drive. Just south of the Mayfair Golf Course. It la w ithin the city limits of Sanford, abutting residential property to the south. T h e land Is owned b y Mack N. Cleveland and Patricia T . Strnstrom . but w o u ld be developed b y Park Avenue Development. According to cltteena living adjacent to the proposed development, one of the biggest Issues Is the small etee of the lota Some objected to small houses on ve ry small lota with only 20-foot front yards and little room between the bouses Some e*pressed opinions that this might be an effort to bring more low Income housing tnto the area. Other complaints voiced last night regarded crim e w hlrh C a n in e co p d ie s, rem em bered b y partner, frie n d # Honoring the loss of a partner and frie n d . S a n fo rd pollca o fflc a ra gathered al Quincy's restaurant last night to present a plaque to Officer Bill W iio n , in white "Boas" shirt. In remembrance of K-0 Jammer, who died two weeks ago. From left to right are Sgt. Tlno Fontana, Officer Mika Ansley. W iion and Officer Ned Golden. Jammer was donated to the Sanford Police Department four yaars ago by radio station W J H M JAM Z-102 aftar announcers c riti­ cized police canine*, creating a m in o r co n tro ve rsy. Since th a n . Jam m er and W iion distinguished themselves by making numerous criminal finds and arrests, Fontana said. Jam m er also distinguished him self against other K-0 u nits throughout the country, winning two state championship* and one na­ tional championship. Fontana said K-9 Chico, Jammer's replacement, is In training now. NAwi* Expsct a sunny, fair waakand T o d a y : P a r tly aunny. H ig h In the lower to m id 80s. Variable w in d S to 10 mph. Port A ny FSU fan could have told you... By Herald Staff Writer [tea to §AN FO R D W ith apologle students and legions of la! faithful alum ni from that famous university i In GainavUle. gator meat Is being touted as a delicious delicacy w h ich can be a healthful addition to the diet. Hold the deep-fat frying and tarter sauce, and the meat of the once endangered alligator is good for the consumer. Sometimes available In local supermarkets, alligator nug­ gets are sold frozen for 06.98 a pound at Lombardi’s fish market In Altamonte Springs. H ig h In protein and low in fat. cholesterol and calories, the alligator la both a gourmet s and dieter’s dream, con­ tends Jack Montoucet. who has run a gator farm In Scott, La., since 1066. " Y o u can substitute alligator meal for veal or chicken meat In any kind of d ish ." Montoucet said In a telephone Interview Thursday. “ It substitutes real well In Italian. Japanese. Chinese and. of course. Cajun" recipes like spicy gumbo soup. "T h e smoked tastes Uke smoked salmon, plain tastes like chicken or tuna. It’s got whitish pink meat and It’s firm like chicken. The llavor kind of floats around." he trying to describe the taste. "B u t If you've eaten It. once you eat It again you’ll recognize it.’ Since the alligator came off the endangered species lis t In the mid-1970s, production of the rep­ tiles has become a big Industry In Louisiana. There are now 80 gator farmers In the state, where formraised skins sell for 019 a foot, and farmers produce a quarter-million skins a year. Florida now has 42 licensed alligator farms. Florida fa rm s sold m o re th a n 0 7 .0 0 0 □ • # # G ator. Fag* 0 A 'O R T H E B E S T IN E D I T O R I A L S , O P IN IO 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 �N E W S FROM T H E REGION A N D A C R O S S T H E S T A T E State looks into fraudulent billing Special permit considered for bikers Center treating children, ‘cannabis dependency’ fraud and false claim charges are likely. "W e estimate, baaed on our review*, that a significant nm ount will be fraudulent." M id Farr on Wednesday. Farr said the renter obtained the name* at people receiving Medicaid benefit* an It could submit claim* to the government. Efforts to ranch the center'* eatcutlvc director. Frank WHBaiit*. were uaaacrrsaful Thursday. T h e center was liceneed J u ly 27. 1901 accordin g to the Mate Department of Health and H u m a n Resource*. The renter's metfical director. D r. Pauline D A Y T O N A BEACH - Vofurta C ounty, which does not allow d rin k in g on lie beaches, la conaldtrtiig a special perm it for motorcyclist* attending a firework* display off the Daytona Beach boardwalk. H arley Owner* Group plana several activities throughout the ^ ^ i f t l w ^ i n h i ^ b f t u a ^ ^ r WMh ^ Wrek* w tU rh d m n T h e f w u p plana ■ catered dinner, w ith beer and w ine, at the P * * to review pat tent*' medical record* and was unaware o f any pesMrni* w ith baling She **ld she didn't c u m in * the pntlenl* thrm artvr* under h rr "inform al" arrange­ ment w ith the e m trr. "I wasn't billing Medicaid.'' aald Dr. G ra y . county Chsodlsr bscfc in hospttil sftf stttwcfc O R L A N D O — A teen-ager recovering from b rain damage incurred while locked In the sweltering trunk o f a car d urin g a kidnapping hM suffered a setback and I* back tn a hospital. Philip Chandler. 17. la suffering from aplastic anem ia, a dangerous disorder In w h ic h the blood-producing bone m arrow falls to fund loo property , aald doctor* *t Florida Hospital Orlando. The y think the d isorder could be the result of drug* he takes to prevent setnifen. Chandler defied doctors' prediction* that he w o u ld never emerge horn ■ coma a* a result o f bring left In a c a r tru n k in an e m p ty parking lot In J u ly 1000. T w o other teens forced h im into the trunk o f hi* father’s autom obile and went JoythU ng far hour* before abandoning the ca r. Chandler « a freed b y paaacra-by. Hi* attackers were convicted and arntenced to prison earlier thl* year. J A C K S O N V IL L E — T h e city got It* ftnt Republican m ayor since Reconstruction w ithout a atngle vote being c M . M ayor Ed Austin switched Thu rsd ay to the G O P before leaving an a two-week trip to South K n m ^ lip a n a n d C h in a ta prom ote Jacksonville as a n international trade destination. "Philosophically, the Republican Party stands far where 1 am o n the Issues." said A u stin , a lifelong Dem ocrat. ’T h e Republican Party want* to take the country and the state in a direction I think we need lo g o ." A u stin aald the decision was a personal one. He has no plana to seek re-election to a second term . SargMnt returns to Florida M A R Y E S TH E R — A n A ir Force technical sergeant accused o f killing his wife and tw o children with a machete has waived extradition from Haw aii and will return to the Florida Panhandle to face m urder charges. Edw ard Zakrzewskl gave himself up Saturday, the day after he waa featured on the “ Unsolved Mysteries” television program . He signed an extradition waiver tn a H aw aiian court Wednesday. Circuit Judge Shackley Raffetto ordered the suspect held u n til Oct. 29 to give Florida authorities time to p ick h im up. Zaknew akL 29. had been mieaing since J u n e 13 when the bodies of hi* wife. Sylvia. 34. a n d their children. E d w a rd J r .. 7. a n d Anna. 5. w m found In the family's Mary Esth er home. Zakrsewskl waa stationed at nearby Eglin Air Force Base. TH E Public defender withdraws from hospital rape ease C en tral C o m m a n d d e p lo ys H Q gro u p to Persian G u lf T A M P A — A contingent from U .S . Central Command left to help coordinate forces tn the Persian G u lf, even as Ira q’s threat in the region appeared to be dim inishing " T h e situation may be d if­ fused but it's not over,” said C e n tco m spokesm an N a v y Capt Bob Prucha. "We can't take it for granted everything's going to be back to normal.” Centcom , the unified c o m ­ mand overseeing the 26.000 U .S . s o ld ie rs , sailors a n d a ir m e n c u r r e n t l y In th e Persian G u lf. Is taking no chances against Iraqi forces that ha d m s sard on Its border with Kuw ait but have n o w largely retreated. T h e Centcom contingent of 210 — about a quarter of the com m and's total personnel — planned to establish a forward elem ent In an undisclosed location In the region under M a rin e L l . G e n R ic h a r d "B u tc h " Neal From there. It will set up links with Centrum's head­ quarters at Mar Dili A ir Force Base to help coordinate the soldiers, sailors, airm en and Marines In the gulf. Including those aboard the aircraft carri­ er U S S George Washington and 16 other Navy ships. Thu rsd ay's deployment was the large*! Centcom force sent to the region since Operation Desert Storm three year* ago. when the command's entire staff moved Us headquarters to Riyadh. Saudi Arabia, under Gen. H . Norman Schwsrxkopf. "W e don’t expect to be there lo n g ." said Navy Capt. Bill B u m * , who led the Centcom co n tin g e n t. " W e ’re ta lk in g weeks rather than m onths.” Centcom officials acknow l­ edged one of the m ajor pur­ poses of the deployment Is training. IN V ER N ESS. Fla (API - An X-ray technician working at the hospital where a male nurse allegedly raped five women has been fired for m a k in g lewd remarks to a female patient. Bruce McFartane. 41. denied Thursday that hta comments to the 33-year-old wom an were arxually aggressive. "I M id she was a good, healthy person." M id McFartane. who w m fired by C itrus Memorial Hospital on Tuesday. The wom an has decided not to file s c s u a l b a tte ry charges against Me Far lane because he w m fired. Investigators said. Police said Mac Far lane waa fired during an Investigation Into a complaint by another female patient accusing him of Improp­ er language and touching Sept. 22. "T h e tim ing couldn't have been worse on this." Invem eM Police Chief Bill V ill aald of the complaints against McFartane. W E A T H E R Lottary: M IB B B Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low tn the mid 60s. L ig h t w ind. Saturday: Partly cloudy with a alight chance of afternoon show­ ers and thunderstorm s. H ig h In F R ID A Y the lower to m id 80*. Southwest P tly s a m y lH f wind 5 to 10 m ph. Rain chance 20 percent. Su n d ay t h r o u g h T u e s d a y : Partly cloudy w ith a chance of m ainly afternoon showers or thunderstorms. L o w s In the mid 60s. High In the lower to mid 80s. i--! ------------BATVRDAV F lty tM y g M l Friday. October 21, l«W Vol 17, No « Daytaaa Beach: Waves arc 2Vt feet and acmt-glaMy. Current Is slightly to the south. W ater temperature la 75 dcgrcei. New Smyrna Reach: W aves are 2-216 feet and semi-glassy. The current Is to the south. Water temperature lx 76 de­ grees. F ' RUNDAT MONDAY vH TU K R O AY PtlyeMy RS-63 PtlyeMy RS-RS PtlyeM y REAR BOLUHAR TA BLE: M in. 7:40 a .m .. 8:10 p.m.: MaJ. 1:25 a m .. 1:55 p .m . TlDBBt Daytaaa Beach: highs. 10:14 a.m .. 10 35 p .m .: lows, 3:58 a.m .. 4 :3 2 p.m .: yrma B u c k : highs. Maw 10:19 a-m-. 10:40 p.m .; lows. 4 :03 a.m .. 4:35 p .m .; Cac*a Beach: highs. 10:34 a.m .. 10:55 p .m .: lows. 4 :18 a.m .. 4:52 p.m. Bt. Aagaatia* ta Japltar Islet To d a y: Wind variable mostly 5 to 10 knots: Except near the coast an onshore sea breeze 10 knots during Ihe afternoon. Seas 2 to 3 fret. Hay and Inland waters a light chop. To nigh t: W in d variable 5 to 10 knots. Seas 2 to 3 feel. Bay and Inland waters smooth. Widely scattered showers north part. T h e h ig h te m p e ratu re In Sanford on Th u rsd a y waa 85 degrees and Friday's overnight low was 62 degrees as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and E d u ­ cational Center. Celery Avenue. R ecorded ra in fa ll for the period ending at 9 a.m . Friday, totalled .00 Inches. Cl R s n s s t.................. 6 :5 0 p .m . □ R a a rts* .....................7 :3 0 a m . B ru ce A la n Young. 4 5, la charged w ith raping five women who were sedated and recov­ ering after surgery at Citrus Memorial Meanwhile. Public Defender Skip Babb wants off Y o u n g * case because a ro-w orker la afraid Young may have victim ­ ised hrr. too. Babb M id the situation puts him tn an ethical quandary. He M id the co-worker Is not n a m e d In c rim in a l ch a rg e s against Y o u n g who remained C itrus County Jail earty today in lieu of •100.000 bond Circuit Judge John Th u rm a n assigned private attorney BUI Lsckay to handle Young's case Wednesday at county expense. Young was arrested Oct. 3 after a female nurse walked In on h im h a vin g sex w ith a sedated 13-year-old girl. Since then. 80 women have contacted authorities with fears they too were attacked. �^ p R U N U l l ^ l ly d U d lit Mode* to their country and to bottom v w to u i v f w project*. On h a n d tor tht Aibn 30m . 37. 1308 W. 13th St.. Sonford. urglary and Unit rkana by SoodMd pel altrr trpoct State Malt NO M tools bon i Tips for avoiding scam artists Patrick arrested on a r r i l i i i m srr— I Investigations UnM agrwt V rrp M ira HoowMon u td n o Robinson r a w 10 th t Boats lo p trk u p stolen p n p t f ly .h i Sitters arretted T w o Sanford sister and Virginia C . Miller. 34. 330 •hoplining rh a rg rs by employe* of the Albertson's on repotted seeing them piece HMychoadtoe In a attempt lo leave the store without paying for It. Th e following wanted • Tyro n e Jeremelne Sanford: on e charge of faOure to theft rtu rg r. • Kevin Joorpti hlcKlany. 30. 1413 s forgery charge stemming from the pi i Court. W W W ; on (of s 3200check to h f p lr illu f f t hhs •Kdwtn Monroe ha Srolt was h father s Labe • Paul Garret Robinson. 35. 1304 W . 12th S t . ! •talking charge He tied Oct. 7. Crimes reported to dcputiai Burglaries and thefla Reserve; 34.000 2100 block O u ste r Branch Court. W tngfteld Res in household appliances and 34.000 Ini damages ireported at a r 14. Oct. vacant residence sometime between S e p t 7 and O nod; two • 2200 block West Lake Brantley Court ring* valued at 32.700 reported taken sometime between J a n I and Wednesday. T h e victim reported his wife Uied to And the entries for some time before reporting them mtastng. • 4500 block Gilbert Street. Bookrrtow n; 3400 video tape recorder reported taken sometime between 9 a m. Oct. 12 and I p »*. r* -* *— - household cabinets valued at 33. ISO m a t t e d taken. • H a n d y W ay. 41*1 Oregon Blvd.. Labe Masses: •183 in quarters reported taken from A ir Vac machine sometime between Oct 12 and 0 a m . Wednesday. Damages totaled •700 a a Ma a Leninas re p o n so to w n v o r a pones Violence • A slorc clerk reported he waa held u p b y a ptatol-bearlng man at 2 27 a m. Thursday. T h e clerk reported man came Into the store in the 300 block of E. 25th St. and asked far change. When he received four quarters, the m a n produced a ptstol and demanded money. T h e clerk reported giving the man about •50 before he (led. 2 face murder charges B y V W t tll Herald Staff Writer T w o Seminole County men will make their first appearances In court this afternoon to bee charges of first degree murder and armed robbery. A c c o o r d ln g to S e m in o le C o u n t y s h e r i f f 's o ffic e spokesm an E d M cD o n o u g h . I tl-year-old Paul C b y to n and 11>-year-old Anthony Lawson arc accused of shooting to death Willie Peoples during a robbery Thursday m orning tn Altamonte Springs. McDonough said Peo­ ples. 48. was shot at the In­ tersection of Anchor Road and DcPugh Street near Altamonte Springs at about 8:25 a.m. Witnesses told sheriff's depu­ ties that Lawson walked up to Peoples, shot him In the chest, and robbed him . Clayton, they said, drove the getaway car. According to McDonough, the Altamonte Springs Police re­ ceived a call about an hour later telling them that C b yto n and Lawson were at a gaa station on Slate Hoad 436. near Interstate 4. So visit usl Whether it's quick, efficient service on your present automobile... or the best possible price on your trade-in.... stop by. Remember... You Have the Power to Choose! A m o c t M a d ^ M b V W iy W im nl wrests m idt A a l g g a a a ^ j a a a 4 a ^ Aa For You W e'll Get the Lead out... Altam onte Springs Police of­ ficers and Seminole County sher­ iffs deputies weni to the station where they confronted the two and. after a short chase on foot, a p p re h e n d e d b o th w it h o u t further Incident. T h e y were taken to the J o h n E. Polk Correctional Facility, McDonoutfh iAkL He noted that Peoples, w ho lived on S. Rio Grande Avenue In Orlando, died a short time after the shooting at Florida Hospi­ tal-North In Altamonte Springs. McDonough said both Peoples* and the suspects' cars were taken Into custody by sheriff*! d e p u tie s a n d b o th w ill be searched aa a part of the In­ vestigation Into into matter. C la y to n , of 6 60 Brookfield Loop In Lake Mary, and Lawson, of 1100 Orange Ave. in Sanford, are being held without bond at the jail. A c c o r d in g to M c D o n o u g h . C b y to n waa already out on bond o q a n attempted murder charge s t e m m in g fro m a d r l v e -b y s h o o t in g n e a r A lt a m o n te Springs last August. Kaiser W A S H IN G T O N U n p r in ­ cipled salespeople dupe millions of American* into parting with biUIons of dollars each year, but consumers can take steps to p ro te c t th e m s e lv e s a g a in st fraud, consumer groups say “ Consumers ra n avoid srams and hang up on fraud b y bring arary of businesses they've never heard of offering deals that seem to good to be tru e ." said Susan G rant, executive director of the National Association o f C o n ­ sumer Agency Administrators. Aa part of an rfffun to educate consumers, the N A C A A and the C o n s u m e r F e d e r a tio n o f America are m aking avalUM e a free pamphlet on how to resolve complaint* Th e y alan offered the following advice: — Never buy a n yth in g by tele­ phone unless you know to whom you are talking Make purchases only when you place the call — Never a rrrp t prizes from trlrm a rk rtrrs arid avoid I heir ronlrsi*. — Pat ionize o n ly 11rose uuii> home and appliance repair firms that friend* or relatives have l recommended a n d that are not the subject of action by con­ sum er protection agencies or Belter Business Bureaus — Be cautious when asked to pay for goods and services in advance and k r r p such paym e n u lo a m inim um . PONTIAC-BUICK-GMC TRUCKS 1590 South Woodland Blvd., DoLand DELANO H 4-7344N 2 •DAYTONA 3044374M0 •LOCATED A T TH E CORNER OF HWY. 17-M A HWY. 15V ■COMPUTER CENTER O F S A N F O R ol H « r 3 w o r « - I > ftw a r> j Sales - Support - Repair - Upgrade ; COMPUTERS P rin te rs Layaway and Gift Certificates “T h e fraud Is always going to exist, but through v lg lb n t activi­ ty we can k r r p th a t to a m in im u m ." Stephen flrobcck. executive director of the Conaumcr Federatton of America, told a news conference Th u rs­ day. Forty-Ihrer federal, state and local consumer protection agen­ cies responding to a survey said t h e y r e c e iv e d m o r e th a n 546.000 complaints Iasi year. T h e number haa remained fairly steady during the three-year period T h e most frrq u rn t complaints were about new- and used-car sales, home Improvement com­ panies. auto repairs, m all order companies and telemarketing, also unchanged from the 1992 list, the report said. In one of the worst scams, called "reloading." consumers who have already lost money are bilked again by companies that offer lo recover their losses for a fee. Grant said. Sometimes such calls come from the same com­ pany using a new name or a different company that bought a list of victims' names, she said. C o n sum ers a lso often are buying Information they can get for free. For a copy of the guide. “ How to Resolve Y o u r C o n s u m e r C o m p l a i n t . " s e n d a s e lfaddressed, stamped envelope to: C F A Complaint Resolution. P.O. Box 12099. W ashington. D C . 20005-0999. Softw With rhtt C oupon receive 19% off am pure have till 10/31/94 AX) Went Find Street, Suite “IT Sanford. Florida 3 .9 9 CARLO ROSSI BLOSSOM HILL 6 .9 9 6 99 JAGERMEILTER Korea EXTRAOff EVAN WILLIAMS 8 .9 9 1 4 .9 9 7so o8.99urt* 1WTEUB& CUTTY SARK 13.99 25.99 750 IK99 1.75 171 RELSKA VODKA a fO R o e m c x E L 6.99 7.9910.99 8.99 10.99 urn 750 . LITER 1.75 J. W. 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L a w -U M a r m --------------------------------------- - % suoscm m oN 3 Month* 6 Month* ■ :i W A S H IN G T O N A dm it it — you were sharked bv the m u c h ! released b y U n hrrrMty of Chicago researchers Its revelation“ i Americans are having far toss sea n a tc •10JO f r a n c * , m a ttre s s , m u * . W m g mnd I Year Nearly h a * of now rohabeutm g tangle m a l e adm ttltd that In the laal year. U w y dMdlke wild “ fosrOrd fw p fo * "H o w often T ’-. “ A frw EDITORIAL \S ■ ■ '-M to the m rn tf DtebrttriT Pleoor. Srsualtv speaking. Am ertra la a lot Mb* the girts Ui m y high w hool. T h o m w ho totted about arx — alien with M a rin r-w artky vtvtdnrws — actually did fd rh T h r d rm u re . ilnwiw oat i i n l girts did It alt. and had the boyfrien d s to prove n. Th e rule: “ You've got to watch out tor th r quirt lob*. _ . . _ Z u a u . 3 8 — aa Countries too People in seem ingly staid e a - d a n c c r a n d nations tike Canada and Ireland are stunahqgy cert died bat profligate Buainraa executives « ' n o w s trying to reach Liechtenstein that nobody's answering the nation's entire work farce Is (lo a n , copulating among empty “ Sex-crazed" Americans are W e're too rih a u s trd from fan totaling. arguing, lecturing Lawton Chiles for governor T h e tw o candidate* for gov e rn o r co n tinu e to ba ttle each o th e r aa ejection d a y d ra w s near. W e endorse L a w to n C h ile s for th is office. W e believe h e la the beat cho ice for a n u m b e r of reasons, th e strongest o f w h ic h Is ha n d s-o n experience. J e b B u sh has excellent potential. A t th is tim e how ever, he has h a d n o a ctua l in v o lv e m e n t w ith a n y fo rm o f state, m u c h less o th e r level of g o v e rn m e n t. B u s h has m ade m a n y p ro m ls ea d u rin g his c a m p a ig n . S o m e of th e m m ig h t be lo u d ly a p p la u d e d , except a gover n o r la n o t alone in e n a c tin g n e w law s o r m a k in g change*. C h ile * la not m a k in g a rb itra ry pledges and pro m ises. T o som e. It m a y seem as th o u g h he Isn't p ro m is in g as b rig h t a fu tu re for o u r state aa B u s h has been d o in g . H e Is. h o w e ve r, well a w a re o f th e need to c o n tin u e w h at has a lre a d y been started: s u c h a s fig h tin g c rim e , e x p a n d in g priso n f a d title*. Im p ro v in g the o v e ra ll e c o n o m y , a n d p re s e rv in g a n d p ro ­ te c tin g the rig h ts o f the c itize n s aa w e ll aa the land o n w h ic h the c itize n s reside. S o m e are o f the o p in io n th a t It’s tim e for a c h a n g e . T h e r e m a y be a te n d e n c y to agree w ith th is, except for the fact th a t a n y cha n g e m u st be for th e better. T h e office o f g o ve rn o r s h o u ld no t be a t r a in in g g r o u n d fo r a vic to rio u s c a n d idate , n o m a tte r w h a t h is b a c k g ro u n d o r p arenthood la. T o u se a c o m p aris o n : w e h a v e a y o u n g bo y w h o w a n ts to d rive y o u r C a d illa c . H e la old e n o u g h to d riv e , a n d h a s w a tc h e d h ia father d riv e , b u t h a s never a c tu a lly be en b e h in d the w h e e l. W o u ld y o u lo a n h im y o u r C a d illa c for the n e x t fo u r year*? W e d o n 't believe w e s h o u ld let J e b B u s h o p era te o u r state fo r th e n e xt fo u r ye ars w it h o u t h a v in g p ro v e n a b ility b e h in d the w h ee l. O n N o v e m b e r 8 . w e re c o m m e n d L a w to n C h ile s be re-elected as g o ve rn o r. A llo w h im to c o n tin u e le a d in g u s in to the futu re. t a r t i ^ Ibn i I m x !" *° t a c c id e n t a lly m t f ie d this recently b y a a k Ia g m y n e w ly w e d f r ie n d . Z u i u — n o t on* n a m e c it e d h e re rem otely rvorm btr* the o rtuol name h f the m r n o * i i i — d It 1 I'daaCF Z& h, IWRUf Uffsrc* Wnifx im n t / m ScStan W «m (K f& w M \ J Outlining Florida’s new juvenile justice laws ■ i % M In 1994 the Florida Legislature enacted extensive changes In Chaper 3 9 of the Florida Statutes governing juvenile Justice. Th e moat significant change Is the creation of the Department of Juvenile Justice aa a separate and distinct governmental entity. T h is agency Is responsible for the planning, coordinating, and delivering all pnqpams and services within J u v e n ile J u s tic e . I n c lu d in g a ll c h lld re n -in -n e cd -o f-a e rvlcca p ro g ra m s |!.e. truants, ungoveraables. and runaways!; other prevention, early Intervention, and diversion programs: detention centers: com m itm ent pro­ grams: and delinquency institutions. No longer w ill the Deportment of Health and Rehabilitative Services be directly involved In delinquency proceedings. T h e new Juvenile Justice BUI also places more responsibility on the parents of Juvenile offend­ ers. Parents wUI now be required to attend all court proceedings with their child or face a potential contempt of court action. Employers m a y not threaten to dismiss, nor rttemtm. a parent who is attending court w ith their child, or they m ay also be faced w ith a contempt of court action. Parents will be required to pay fees to the Department of Juvenile Justice for the costa incurred in keeping a child in detention or a commitment facility. These fees or costa may be waived or reduced if the court finds that the parent is indigent the victim of the offense, or has made a diligent, good faith effort to prevent the child from engaging in delinquent acta. The restitution limit of 82.500 that the parent could be held responsible for has been lifted, and now a parent can be held responsible for the entire restitution amount inclined by the child. Th e court may also order the parents to participate in counseling, to render com m unity service, or io participate in parenting classes. T h e authority of the state attorneys to prosecute a child In adult court has been significantly broadened. Instead of holding waiver hearings to transfer a 14 o r 15 year-old child to adult court, the state attorney m ay now file In adult court for certain offenses. A n d s child of a ny age m ust be prosecuted as an adult If the child has previously been adjudicated delinquent for three or more separate felonies and three felonies resulted In residential com­ mitments. Th e courts have had their contempt of court powers returned to them. A child found to be In contempt of court m ay now be sentenced to serve five days In a detention center for the first contempt of court, and 15 days for the second or subsequent. Although the above referenced changes will have a tremendous Impact on the Juvenile justice system, they are In actuality of limited ,, . . . . . W all Street: Clinton good for education W A S H IN G T O N — A recent report from the e quity research department at s top Wall Street investment bouse has turned u p in the west wing of the White House. sa d N ha* eosnr presidential sdvlarva buzzing about a “ hoi lip " Aeeoedlng to a report b y the Morgan Stanley Investment firm, the C linton admin M ra lto n 's pottUral Mark Is bhse-chlp when It lo keeping Its prom tars on education f t's a nice com ­ plim ent from an un­ usual corner. In the r e p o r l . M o rg a n B u iiilry was actually w a rn in g Investors of n e g a t iv e im p a c t* a ris in g fro m Pretad e n i C lin to n 's d trw e t-ta n d tn g jrewg v s m fWe c o lle g e students ..Millions at students w in receive loans through their scho o ls, bypassing private lenders and s a v i n g ta x p a y e rs I It's e nice s o m e 8 4 .3 billion c o m p lim e n t o v e r the next few fro m an unusual y e a rs. C lin to n has co m e r. ■ p rivately predicated It w ill be rem em ­ bered as “ one at the moat Impressive single achievements for this administration ' in term s of long term Im p a rl on mtddle-ctoas families. B u t this means a phase-out of the Student L o a n Marketing Association (Sallte Mae), w h o s e p riv a te In v e s to rs had profiled handsom ely from the Inefficient status quo. In the future, the Education Department is expected to hold all student loans. .A Direct lending is part of a raft of Clinton education reforms passed by (he 103rd Congress. In the post 20 months. President C lin to n sent nine education-related bills lo Congress — eight of which have been signed Into law. Next week. Clinton w ill sign number n in e : T h e 612.7 billion Elementary and S e co n d ary Education A c t. Some of the president's allies believe his success on education reform Is a textbook example of h o w lo w in legislative battles through coalition-building and bipartisanship. " I th|nk the lesson for the administration is to stand firm, do what y o u believe in. and th en do the hard work that is needed lo achieve a political victory.'* says Sen. Paul •Jf. H S im o n . D-IIL. who has spent years champi­ jO o n in g the cause of direct lending. i -»| Sim o n confesses he felt Jittery that the administration would retreat when faced with an onslaught of special Interests and highpriced lobbyists. "Th is Is one where Clinton prepared himself." Simon told us. "W hen he was a candidate he came Into m y office and talked lo me about It. He clearly knew quite a bit of background before he talked to me. W h e n the lobbyists went to work... I waa Ji­ worried frankly that there waa going to be n ') som e compromise away from his really sound poaltlon.... T o Clinton's credit he came down ;nC on the right side and stood Uke a rock." T h e almost disbelieving tone of Ihe Morgan i,in S ta n le y docum ent suggests even more *':i astonishment that the C lin to n team didn't Dili I* b lin k on education reform. Fo r White House il.> aides. It'a a source of well-deserved pride. M organ Stanley notea the lack of "decisiveness" In administration policies ranging from Bosnia to welfare reform. Even when ihe administration has a focus, according to this a n a ly s is . It "s im p ly c a n n o t achieve a legteta live solution. But there to one area ,-»Cl •>& w here the administration's decisiveness and * a b ility to achieve Ita ends la beyond reproach — student lending. T h e administration kno w s that It wants lo end the federally guaranteed student loan program . And. thus far. the administration Is baiting a perfect 3i1 I 1.000 In securing legislation." E x c e p t for direct le n d in g , when Re­ •W publicans sided with the banks and Saille •lb Mae lobbyists over students, bipartisan ac­ U. co rd s have been forged over education. <JI or j GUEST COLUMNIST , JACK ANDERSON : S E M IN O L E O P IN IO N LAUIU importance to law enforcement officers w ho deal w ith these children on the streets, except for the significant increase in respect by juveniles for the Juvenile system as a whole. A s ooe police officer states. “ I Just want to know, when can I put them In Jail?" Well, you can't take them lo Jail without a court order, but you can take them to detention. Th is article Is designed to inform law enforcement officers of what they can do when a child is taken into custody and what to do w ith their paperwork. • T a k in g a C hild into Custody Florida Statute 39.037 states that a child may be taken Into custody under the following circumstances; 1. Pursuant to a court order. 2. Fo r a delinquent act or violation of law. pursuant lo Florida law pertaining to a lawful arrestor 3. Fo r falling lo appear In court. However, all children who are taken Into custody and taken to a detention center m ay not meet the statutory criteria to continue to be held in secure detention. But this should not prevent a police officer from taking a child Into custody. It o n ly means that the child m ay not be held in secure detention once a child la delivered there. W h e n a c h ild Is ta k e n In to c u s to d y . 39.037(lK b) requires that If a child is charged w ith a felonly or a crime of violence, the arresting authority shall Immediately notify the district school superintendent o r hia designee. T h is is not limited to notifying the local school superintendent. If the child resides In another county, the arresting authority should notify the superintendent in the county where the child resides. T h e superintendent m ust then notify the principal of the school the child attends who In tu rn must notify the child's classroom teachers (hat the child has been taken Into custody. T h is is a new provision w hich was • ■ -■ v , •; - / “ --V i enacted to provide teachers w ith information about the students silting In their classroom. Once a child has been taken Into custody, the taw enforcement officer must attempt to notify the ch ild 's parent, guardian, o r legal custodian and continue m such attempt until notification is m ade, or until the child la delivered to an Intake counselor or case m anager at the detention center. At that point the Intake counselor or case manager shall continue to attempt to notify the parent, guardian, or legal custodian. U n d e r 39.039 a taw enforcement agency may fingerprint and photograph a n y child taken into custody. If the child Is taken Into custody for a felony or for a misdemeanor charge of assault, battery, carrying a concealed wea pon, unlawful use of a destructive devise o r bom b, child abuse, negligent treatment of children, open carrying of a wea pon, exposure of sexual organa, unlawful i of a firearm, petit theft, or cruelly lo animals, the child must be fingerprinted and the fingerprint* must be submitted to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. T h e fingerprints and photographs shall be retained by the taw enforcement agency In a separate file marked “Juvenile Confidential." A law enforcement agency m ay now release for publication the name, address and photo­ graph of any child taken Into custody for a felony, or a misdemeanor If the child has been found by a court lo have com m itted three or more misdemeanors. T h e Juvenile offense report m a y now be released to the victim of the offense without the requirement of deleting the child 's name and address. U nder no circumstances m a y a taw enforce­ ment officer authorize the detention of a child In a Jail without a court order. A “ ch ild " or “Juvenile'' to defined under 3 9 .0 ir7 g a ) aa “ any m arried or unmarried person w h o to charged w ith a violation of taw occurring prior to the time that person reached the age o f 18 years." If a person under the age of 16 to m arried, they are still under the Jurisdiction of the Juvenile court if charged with a violation of law . If the child has been emancipated under law , the child to still under the Jurisdiction of the Juvenile Court for taw violations. If (he child has been filed on in adult court and has been sentenced aa an adult, all of his subsequent offenses trill be handled In adult court, but you still m a y not detain him In a Jail u ntil a court orders him transferred to tall. Except In emergency situations, a child may not be placed Into or transported in any police car that contains an adult, unless the adult la a co-defendant. Laur* lotto I* Jwvontlo Olvltlon chief In ttm luto Anarnoy'i oMko, Somtnoto County * * * * .-' • . .• : •: .« :at �Santo* Karato. Santo*. Florida - Friday. October >1. 11 •bs***Uji m - I t o n i CAIMO, faro Mavar bstivs t a i n to n # ------------------------- to - M M M - M l l W l N«rW toM m - AFFaOVSO Mar 1 ItH criy "an* al a (My »F N v tO Fair. aa»«t«aai - O CaatidaraH aa - tif f in * •« oar ' •tla.aaa tar t*a Ori*a*#aa? IFFM VIO ltd Uw T r o y Stale to one to the finest pertorbandi to the nation. T h e coal of admtaalon la S3 In sdvanee for adults and S I far students to advance. Tick e ts at the f a ir will root S3 far adults a n d §3 lor studentsBand num bers at r a rh of the srhooto have U rh rts far sslr. w h ich can alao be purchased at l he Sanford Hermkf. I give Hi bear thereby ^ D e ra tin g more money far aldrwatka. lighting and flood control far all of lu til teens." Udo Oarbe. a reprearntallvg of Park Avenue Development. waa on hand far l he meeting, aa well aa an engineering and environ­ mental eapen " T h e y tried lo riplaln what to proposed on the development." said resident Edwards, "b u t what they aald waa loo prelim inary and just not apettflc enough. T h e y didn't aay anything w h ich responded to some of our objections. ** Jay Harder. Sanfard'a director of Planning and Development, a a l d h e t h o u g h t I I wa a notrworthy that the developer told the audience and PfrZ lhal l he homes would be 1.300 lo 1,000 equate feet in size. and be priced to the S I 00.0 0 0 and up range " I guess you would'l exactly call lh a l low priced housing." H ard e r aald At the conclusion of hi* re­ marks. Joyce questioned why the tellers ^in fo rm in g nearby. Bin esd ihr letter, stoned i Straehla. President of TruM •’T h e c ity of ly has the highest - In thr coun ty d ue to ra id in g affordable i rate.” It said "E v e n high u s e s , the etty (lord to replace the ckrd an d dam aged to ihe historic dto­ other cities In the ’ begin lo do their share to g affordable housing. I he te r continue*. " W e th in k rd should take care of rea*denla of the hearing were not a m t out w ith thr usual 10 day a d van ce requirements. Jo y c e he ld u p the letter be bod re­ c e iv e d . dated Oct. I I . after w h ic h aU other rrstdenta to the audience held uptomtlar letters H a rd e r aald the letters had been a m t from City Hall on F rid a y, the 7th. but with M o n ­ d a y faring Col tan bus Day. the pool office waa closed and the m a lt a c tu a lly d id n 't gel postm arked tints (he 11th. “ But that waa. to actuality. 10 days to the day to the hearing." H arder explained H e aald the rules regarding sending such notifications, deal w ith w hen letters arc mailed, not postmarked H ard e r aald the city attorney la being naked lo look Into the m a ilin g si lust Ion 'T h e matter waa tabled." Harder esplatned. "a n d at this time. I couldn't any w h r n It wUI be back on the P A 2 agenda again, and whether we w ould have to go through the notification process tor the sec­ o n d tune.” Sanford's Planning and Z o n ­ in g Com m ission meets on the first and third Thursdays of each m o n th . * |, LaiOr corrects and Drug Adm inistration ap­ proval of th e e a rlm c r laser A ssociated Pleat Writer_________ Thursday night. " O u r dilemma tonight ... la that the data G A ITH E R S B U R G . H d - Sc! iflc advisers lo the govern- presented to not sufficient to aay it's totally safe." are recom m ending ap By a 13-1 vote, the panel told al of the nation's first laser to correct nearsighted- the FD A that the laser, sold but only if It meets strict under the b ra n d name OmnlMed. should be approved aa y guidelines. e have a technology lhal toon as Its m a k e r. Summit enormous potential." aald Technology Inc., proves that: -S e ven ty-five percent of Its Olivia Serdsrevtc. one of the patients have their vision im­ who recommended Food prove to 30-25 or better artthoul — Leas than 5 percent of p a ­ tients have their vision worsen aa result of the surgery. S u m m it says 78 percent of its patients abandon their glasses — but m a n y of those do so w ith vision worse than 20-25. A n d estim ates of vision problem s from the laser range from 3 percent to 7 percent, a num ber the panel Insisted be pinned down. . , >U7V <«» D. Foster. 59. Arsdale C ourt. 1. died Th u rs d a y . Oct. 1904 al his residence. Bom 24. 1934 in Ta la h a n a . i.. he moved to C e n tra l Jrtda from Rhode Island in |D76 He was a retired Chief rtly Officer in the U.S. Navy. >Protestant. S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e w if e , Florence: daughter*. Barbara ichards. Cheryl tleber. both of Longood. Sharon L a n g fo rd , inford. sons. Robert Richards, (nford. Patrick Richards. Fall live r. Mass; sisters. Claudia Campbell. Okmulgee. Okla . Vio­ let Ingram . T a llh ln a . O k la .: brother J.B ., Ta lah ln a: seven (ranrichlldren. Beacon Direct Crem ation Serv­ itor, Orlando. In charge of ar­ rangement*. W I L L I E C. F U D G E Willie C. Fudge. 6 7 . East S R -U>. Sanford, died Wednesday. O ct. IU. 1994 al Florida Hospllu) South. Orlando. B o m M arch 24. 1926 In Oalnbrldge. G a ., he m oved to Central Florida In 1943. Me was 111 Ih r construction Inistort*. Me was u m em ber of St. Matthews Missionary Baptist C hurch. S u rv iv o rs Inclu d e m o th e r. E m m a Miller. Balnbrldge; wife. Jua n ita IL. Sanford: son. Willie C Fudge. Merritt Island; daugh­ ter. Kimberly. Sanford; sister. Itorothy Carter. B rooklyn: five grandchildren. Wllson-Elchelbcrger Mortuary. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. D O N A L D H . J E N K IN S S B . Donald M. Jen k in s S r.. 49. Wuodruff Springs Road. Sanford, died Wednesday, O ct. I ft. 1994 at his residence. B o m J u ly 22. 1945 In Hartford. A la ., he moved to Central Florida In 1969. Me o w n e d J e n k in s I n d u s t r i a l Mechanics Inc. Survivors Include daughter. Lisa. Crestvlew; son. Donald II. Jr.. Sanford; staler. Palsy. San­ ford; parents. C o d y Jenkins. Apopka. Lucille Jenkins. San­ ford. five grandchildren. O ra m k o w F u n e r a l Home. Sanford. In charge of arrange­ ments. W I T NI T K N I K T O N A B O O N Whitney Knleyona Koon. 2. Cowan Moughton Street. San­ ford, died W ednesday. Oct. 19. 1994 at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. She waa born Jan. 13. 1992 In Sanford. She was Baptist. S u rv iv o rs In c lu d e mother. Eunice Barnes. Sanford: father. France E. Koon III. Eatonvllle; sisters. Tataina Barnes. Sanford. Shaqwea. Euatto: brothers, An­ thony Barnes. A n t ward Barnes. Mytrts Sim m ons, all of Sanford. Vince. Euatis: maternal grand­ mother. Carrie Gaines. Sanford: paternal grandm other. Marge! Koon. Sorrento; paternal grand­ father. F ra n c e E . Koon J r.. S o r r e n t o : p a t e r n a l g r e a t­ g ra n d m o th e rs , K u th le K illIngsworth. Sanford. Mary Lee Gaines. Orange C ity ; maternal g r e a t -g r a n d f a t h e r . Rom eo Gaines. Orange C ity; paternal great-grandfather. France E. Koon Sr.. Eatonvllle. Sunrise Funeral Home. San- ford, In charge of arrangements. J o a n D o lo re s K u d r y . 6 7 . Holbrook Circle, Lake Mary, died W ednesday. Oct. 19. 1994 at S o u th Sem inole C o m m u n ity Hospital. Longwood Bom M arch 2 6. 1937 to New York City, she m oved to Central Florida In 1969. She was a retired assistant m anager for the Bank of New Y o rk. She was Catholic. Survivo rs Include son. Joseph. New Y o rk: daughter. Suzanne G io rd a n o . Lake M ary: three grandchldren. B a ld w in -F a lr c h lld -O a k la w n P a rk C e m e te ry and F u n e ra l Hom e. Lake Mnry. In charge of arrangements. A N N A " N A N C Y " M IL L E D A n n a " N a n c y " M iller. 8 4 . Gallow ay Drive. Winter Springs, died Wednesday. Oct. 19. 1994 at Florida Hospital South. O r ­ lando. B o m Feb. 7. 1910 In Brooklyn. N .Y .. she moved to Central Flortda to I960. She was a h o m e m a k e r. She w as a m e m b e r o f S t. A u g u s t i n e Catholic Church. S u rvivo rs Include daughter. D e b o ra h T e n n e y . W in te r Springs; three grandchildren. Carey H and Colonial Funeral Hom e, Orlando. In charge of arrangements. -7* IM 4 StuUfa# YOUR K IN D EX PRESSIO N S O F SYMPATHY. L O V E A N D U N D E R S T A N D !N O ARE D E E P L Y APPRECIATED PAREN TS. D AU G H TERS. S IS T E R S & G R A N D C H IL D R E N r F" I* ! (■' f •* t- rot U N O V tO aotomn i m — r (a a -« F F S M O a o m a n a m - tat A rciytia f « t m t f aaMM tai tram Qator meat to 1887. up from 4 3 .( the year before. w inning t; according to Information prot h r talc 80s and cany vlded by Barbara Gregg, county e xpla in ed . "S ta tis tic a lly , w e extension director for Seminole were winning so the funding County. c u t ." Most of the skins are sold for Balk said she believes that the leather goods, m ainly to Europe h lg ffst increase in d ru g use to or the Far East. But demand has w ith "entry level d ru g s." such fallen off In recent aa marijuana, alcohol and L S D . producers are promoting gator She aald the schools In th r m id meat. to late 1980a had strong a n il" T h e p r im a r y reaaon we d ru g campaigns which involved harvest th em Is for the skins, but even th r youngest students in to the Iasi few years, since the activities (hat not o n ly e m ­ market dropped out. the meat phasized the dangers of drugs, ha* kind of taken first place to but also talked shout methods of my book because skin Is no declining offers to use illegal longer where It’s a t." said Monsubstances. Th o se p ro gra m s, loucet. she said, have been cut b a rk and Before 1991. frozen alligator are not aa effertlve as they once meat w aa o n ly sporadically rre. available and fresh meat waa Balk does not believe that sold d u rin g the fall harvest Seminole County has "dropped season N o w . fre s h fro zen the ball'' on drug education, she alligator m eal, w h ich to regusaid. There needs to be a renew­ laird by the Louisiana Depart­ ed effort, however, at brin gin g ment of Wildlife and Fisheries, resistance education lo I be sells year-round, for about 85 a 'rant, she said pound Students are least likely to do T h e d e p a r t m e n t Is e v e n d rugs at school these days. Bslk c i r c u l a t i n g a p a m p h le t o n id alligators that rontains a tasty "Th ere 's loo m uch of a danger rertpe or tw o lor cooking Ihem of getting caught.*' she noted. " T h e r e Is tero tolerance' far farm . Jacques' drugs at school In UtXt t r r p M . Croc’s an d F a rm (hide Process­ w e are really showing a strong ing. exports shout 2.000 skins a effort." year u f lf a large am ount of gator Because so m a n y students arc me a t t o B r i t a i n . T a i w a n . left unsupervtoed al hom e after S in g a p o re a n d R uaala. H la school, they are more likely to canned smoked and plain gator e x pe rim e nt w ith d r u g s a n d •ell In market* where the lack of alcohol at home or at the home refrigeration makes frozen meal of a friend. Impractical. “ Th a t Is w h y we need lo The n um b er of alligators to th r educate thr children about the wild has stabilized since they dangers of d rug s." she said. were nearly hunted to extinc­ " T h e y need to be keenly aware tion. Farm ers, w ho return 17 of the dangers." perrent o f the reptiles they lake Man charged with battery, robbtry SA N FO R D — Sentencing w ill be tn November for s 24-year old m a n convicted by a circuit court Ju ry of burglary w ith battery and strong arm robbery of a n elderly wom an. Tyrone Terrell Carr. 24. was convicted of breaking Into the Sanford home of 76-year old Cora Russell on Feb. 7. T h e intruder beat the w om an then took money and Jewelry. Rusaell sustained broken ribs and cuts during the attack. She also had to have her dentures replaced. C a rr faces 15 years to life In prison when he Is sentenced Nov. 30. CURTIS HALL, Jr. Don't forget to m a in a W ith — Hippy BOTH Birthday to tho 'Ola Catfish1 V iU n T i AD ( t o n a l l y front marshes and bayous play a p a n tn keeping the ecological balance. " T h e rest are what would have tn the m arsh." Montouret ■aid. "T h e y are actually a rethat would have bee n to the marsh, would have n e v e r h a tc h e d , w o u ld h a v e never survived." T h e re are several farms w hich alligators for thetr meat and skins to Central Florida. O ne o f th e largest ratal producers la vhlch to alao a tourist a ttr a c t io n . 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I he Sanlord Ice w ill play l heir Aral home game Saturday al Sanford IMemorial I T h e 3 :90 p . m. gam e w ith I he Apopka 1Diamonds will be preceded by cere m onk s al 2 p m T h e American Legion flag corps will present the colors. Katie Lytle will sing the ^national anthem, and Sanford Mayor Bettye , Sm ith Is scheduled to throw out the first pitch a : SNS boats Orlando Invitational * S A N FO R D — Brow n's Central Gym nast ire. in conjunction w ith the Central Florida G y m •nasties Association, w ill boat the Orlando Invitational al Seminole High School's BlU . Flem ing Memorial Gym nasium this weekend. Competition will be broken doom Into three sessions on both days. Saturday's three sessions .are scheduled to start at 9.40 a m . . 1:40 p .m ., *a n d 5 29 p m. Sunday’s sessions are planned for 0 2 5 a .m .. I 2 : 5 0 p . m . and 4:20 p.m. For details, call B row n's Central at 90S B744. SCC diamond alums matt S A N FO R D — Seminole Com m unity College w ill rap a baseball alum ni weckrnd with a game t o m o r r o w (Saturday) at noon at Raider Field. AD Rosier has thinnest lead in Chase race K.R. Chevy stays in front sirs at Pinehurst ss SANFORD Kan Hum m el Chevrotet moved a atep etoaer to the w M r the stayed attve w ith season highs m > highlight play In the Sanford Becientfon Thursday Men's BtowpMrh Softball League al h­ n n r n u m Br aus ■ Ken Rum me I scored six runs in the fourth Inning to break a l - l lie Meal Parking 7-4 to remain u n ­ defeated and tw o games ahead of the First United MethodlM Flames, w ho used a 29-hlt attack lo club B riar Corporation. 33-4. In five Innings. In the other game. StlH ry's Af­ fordable Furniture broke open a d o s t game w ith five -run sixth Inning and doomed Briar 1341 Ken Rummel Is 7-0. while the F l a m e s are 5 - 2 . T r a i l i n g are Hopkins 13-4). S tlflry's (2 3! and B rta rll-7 ). Next week. Briar Rum m el at 6 :3 0 fla m e s host the r'a al r h a lk iig a Ken p .m . and (he doubleheader, 7 3 0 p m. i led by. with two bits — Jam es Tohm paon (run . RBf). Chris Wargoi one hit — Brian C u n la (douM r. run. RBI). Scott Fletcher (double, two RBI). David Golds!tek and Rocky Jern iga n (run . RBI). Chris N trk lr. Scot I M urphy and Jeff Futrell (run). Kirby Sw inehan. Bob Keefer. Hitting for Hopkins were, with two hits — Scon Coved (run), one hit — Bill Shaw (run . RBf). Robert Shaw and T im Barkley (RBI). Jaaon M iller and D u d le y Law s (ru n ). Bobby M c G rrr: RBI - Manny Silvia. Contributing far lh r Flames were, with four hits — Joe Brnton (home run. double, four runs, five RBI). To n y D rS orm ler (two runs, three RBI). Robert Sm ith (two runs. RBI). SANFO RD - Th e v lv rd a scare aa the Sanford a t l o n D e p a r t m e n t M e n ' a F a ll Thursday Night Slow pltrh Softball L ra g u r wrapped up week alx al Chaar Park. Sporlamart arored a run In the third Inning lo break a 3-2 tie. then turned four d o u M r plays while addlngd a run In the atxth and four in the seventh lo break the game on lh r way lo a 10-4 srtn over B r e r 30 But A D RoatrrfFlonde Sport Wear moved hark Into the lewd aa It i out on lop uf a pair of struggles lo sw eep a d oubleheader. In the nrr/apon seven runs in (he bottom of the seventh Inning u> pud o f a 7 4 victory over Wayne Denach. Inc. In the lair game. R osier/Sport Wear look an early I l - l lead and held on lo brat M .A. Earrrtors 13-9. A D Hosier/Florida Sport Wear la now 7-1. while Sport smart M 9-1. a— w w t - < a •— S M I - » IS s - w n s - # n M A . Erectors 13d). Wayne 13-SI and Brer.3 0 10-7) fofcw. Next week. RoaterfSpoet W ear faces B r e r 3 0 at W 30 p.m . and W a y n e Denach boats Ike al 930 al 7 3 0 p .m . p.m (run. R E D Laubrrt (run. (Off): two i W libra (two Davtaon (tw o runs. RBI). D ave Huddfck (RBI): one hit N ft* Marshall (double, run). To m G racoy (run ). B d l G ra rey (two RBf). O H inaively for B rer3 0 M was, w ith four hits — T im AlHaon (ru n . RBf): tw o hits — Mike M H e r (two ru n s ). B o b G a rn e r (ru n ). J e r r y C am us HUM): one hit - Daev Ooaa (d o uM r. lUM). Dave Lam bert. Red G a m e r. I Toucan Wllliaa mlasaa upaat . . . ' O V IE D O - Toucan Willies came bark Iron an 8-1 deficit to He the game al 10-10. but could not get the lead as unbeaten Froggera outarorftd Willies. 19-12. In Oviedo Men's Fall Skropltrh Softball League action Wednesday night. Leading a 20-hlt attack were Kenny Tuttle and BUI Strtpp (both 3-for-3). Hick Trtbtt and Doug Pegel (both 2-4) and T ro y Kesslnger. Harold H ill and Ronnie Gardner (two hits each). ABOUND TUB C T O T I Yankaat start nsw spring boms ■' - c ’-i T A M P A — Th e New York Yankees broke ground Thursday on a 917.5 million spring training com plea scheduled 10 be ready In IB M . Hall of Famers Reggie Jackson and Phil ' m « ( u w m m Si S ■■ seals w n S il o# the 31 acre . uN tiptrs, e M c h ntrhtOes m Itl.ono ssal stadiu m -patterned in look and dimensions after the original Yankee Stadhun In the Brans. * T h e complex, adjacent to Tam pa Stadium downtown features a total of three fields and wlU • boat spring training, the Florida Slate League “ A " Tam pa Yankees and rookie league i IABOUND TMB M AfW »l Mondotl votad top NL rookto N E W Y O R K - Outfielder Raul Mondesi unanimously won the N L rookie of the year award, the third straight Dodger lo do so. Mondesi baited .306 and led major league outfielders w ith 16 assists. Dodgers catcher Mike Piazza and first baseman Eric Karroa won In 1993 and 1992. respectively. WHAT’S MAPMMHM FRIDAY ^Varsity Football □Sam insts at C w rs a a Croak. 7:30 p.m. • □ Lake Mery at Spraee Creek, 7:30 p.m. □ Deland at Lyman, 7:30 p.m. □ Dsttona at Lake Hawaii, 7:30 p.m. • □ Mainland at Lake Brantley. 7:30 p.m. Swimming □ S A C . meat at Lake Brantley, 4 p.m. Girts* Volloyball SATURDAY Swimming □ S A C . meat at Lake Brantley, 4 p.m. .Boys’ Volloyball * □Voileyfeet at Lake Mary: Da Land vs. Dr. Phillips and Laka Howsll vs. W att Orange, 8 . a m .; Laka Mary vs. Osceola and Bishop Moors vs. Univsrsily, 9 a.m .; Semifinals, 4 p.m.; ; Championship, 8:30 p.m. Girls' Vollsybsll □ CO LLEG E HOCKEY □ 7 p.m . — S U N . Miami (Ohio) at Bowling Green Hawks top Hounds for SAC harrisr tills Cool temps yield some quick runs at Dragway ■f 1 H fM d B p o tta td H o r____________________________________ A L T A M O N T E SP R IN G S - Round one goes to the Lake Howell Stiver Hawks. A ll season long, the Lake Howell and Lym an g rta ' cross country teams have alternated laying claim to the right of aaytng that they were the county's beat (w hich also means they're am ong the state's brat). T h e debate will be settled over the neat three w h ich nerves aa cross country's championaht season Th a t season b rge n with the n a m in g 'o f the S rm in o tr Athletic Conference meet Thursday evening S p s c u T y f h s Horstd____________ • B IT H L O — T h e speeds were high and the limes were low on a cool Wednesday night d u rin g testing and procure runs on I he ultra fast ■ N s ritr-m ll* at O rla n d o gpaad W orld Dnigway Mi M h lo two-mt!e tlm e o f 12 m inutes, 45 seconds, the Silver H aw ks claimed the S A C crow n by outarortng L y m a n DvLand's C rag Samuel led all comers as he turned In an elapard time of 7 .M seconds at 166.44 m ll e a per h o u r In the T o p Eliminator division. Jeff Killies of Titusville was close behind with an elapard lim e of 6.24 seconds at 163.99 MPH. T h ird quickest waa Osteens Steve Shannon, who got the quarter In 9 00 seconds at 136.16 MPH The fourth quickest, and third fastest, run of the night was turned In by a driver a long way from h o m e . Rene H e r a lo n d . fro m . Copenhagen. Denmark, posted a lime of B. 10 seconds al 151.74 mllea per hour. F i n i s h i n g f if th o n the T o p Eliminator Hal was G ra n t's Michael Stovall, who turned In a time of 9.56 seconds at 137.74 MPH. Th e Motorcycle Division also look Its turn on the quarter mile, with a trio of Seminole C o u n ty riders m aking lop five runs. Topping the chart waa Oviedo's T im Tllu a with a lim e of 9.13 seconds al 138.03 MPH. Sanford's Hubert Martin was next at 0.19 seconds at 145.46 miles per hour. Tu rn in g In the fourth quickest pass waa W inter Springs' Kurt B u tche r at 10.07 seconds and 136.63 miles per hour. T h e third quickest ru n . and fastest, for the two-wheeled act waa Curtis Wyna from Cocoa with a 9.21 seconds. 150.25 MPH trip. The fifth rider was Mike Smith from Apopka with a ru n of 10.56 seconds at 120.85 MPH. Ssmlnote Athletic Conference cross country champion Rob Evans helped the Lyman Greyhounds outtcora Laka Howall 3162 for the conference team championship. Next o n the schedule are the SA-Dtstnrt 5 race on O n . 29 and the S A Reglon HI m ret on Nov. 5. w h ich are qualifying events for the Class 6 A stale championship meet In Jacksonville on Nov. 12. For now . Coach T o m Hammontree and his Silver Haw ks w ill savor the conference championship. "It's been a while since we've cham pionship." aaid Ham montree. "R unning In county la like running a atale-quallty meet every I think that's one reason that Sem inole have been so successful on the state level. Th e I used lo running against good competition. “ I'm real ptraaed w ith o u r effort. We ran well aa a team. A couple girls slipped from where they could be but a couple of others picked up the slack. Th e next two weeks, all we want to concern ourselves w ith la qualifying[ for the next Ilevel." Lake Mary's Angle . _ Olson was the Individual S A C cham pion, winning the race In 12:32. Lym an runners Kelly Hudson (12:52). GeAna “ Rivera (13.07). and Michelle Burger (13:20) third, fourth, and fifth behind HoweU. T ra ilin g Lake HoweU and Lym an in the team standings were Lake M ary (84). Lake Brantley (87). Oviedo (127). and Seminole ( 155). T h e top finisher for Lake Brantley waa Samantha Mary won the Junior varsity match In taro straight to Improve Its record to 16-2. Both Lake Mary (24-2) and Bishop Moore wUI participate In the VoUcyfcst tournament thta Saturday at Lake Mary. A t 8 a m .. D cLand plays Dr. Phillips and defending Volleyfeat cham pion Lake HoweU faces Weal Orange. A‘ l 9:30 urn.. Lake M ary takes on Klaatanmee-Oaccoia and Bishop ! challenges University, matches, which itched wlU Include * * the '* T h e second semifinals. wtU begin at 4 p.m . The championship match la scheduled for 8 :30 p.m . Indians reward S C C alumnus Hart with new pact AP8ports Writer C L E V E L A N D — Jo h n Hart, principal architect of the Cleveland Indians' turnaround, received a five-year contract Th u rsd a y to remain the team's general manager through 1999. T h e deal, announced by owner Richard Jacobs. Includes club options for the years 2000 and 2001. Financial terms were not available. "W h at he's done for this organization has been remarkable." Jacobs said. Bom John Dancy, he waa an AU-American catcher for Seminole C o m m unity College In the late 1960s. Hart, who took the name of his stepfather after his mother remarried, coached at Boone High School (where Ron Karkovtcc and Joe Oliver played for him ) before joining the Baltimore Oriole organization. Hart. 46. waa promoted to general manager of the Indiana In September 1991, Just as the team waa wrapping up a franchise-worst 1Oh-loss season. But by then, he and hla prcdecesaor. Hank Peters, had already begun refurbishing the Indiana' farm system and overhauling the big league club. Under Hart, the team began a policy of avoiding salary arbitration by signing its most promising young players to multiyear contracts, thus locking up such AU-Stars as Sandy Alom ar. Albert Belle. Kenny Lofton. Carlos Baerga and Charles Nagy before they got prohibitively expensive. Th e policy began paying off this year, when the Indiana went 66-47 In their first season at new Jacobs Field. Th e y were In position for a wUd card spot In the playoffs — It would have been their first postseason appearance since 1954 — when the baseball strike began Aug. 12. "O u r franchise has probably been the most carefully planned organization In baseball." Hart said. "W e committed to our young players, and obviously they committed back to us. "T h is game la all built around the players. 1 don't know that I would be getting this contract If It weren't for the players. T h is organization waa not built simply for 1994. Th is turnaround that we've built here waa built to laat for the long p u ll." Hart came to the Indiana aa a scout In 1989 after seven seasons in the Baltimore organization — six aa a m inor league manager, one aa the Orioles' third base coach. He waa Interim manager of the Indiana for the final 19 games In 1969 after Doc Edw ards waa fired, then served aa director of baseball operations under Peters in 1990-91. " A s I went around for the first year or taro, out trying to sell the Sergio Valdczes and Jose Eacobara aa being quality players, the reality la that I truly understood the desire of the Ians of Cleveland, what a sleeping giant 11 w as." said Hart. 'T looked out thla year at 42.500 fana every single night, listened to horns honking after ballgame*. and I Ursa Just so happy for our fans." F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A IL Y S r* * '’' £• » ^ \ ¥ ’■ ii i. ! l! 1 I I □ Bishop Moore stuns Rams with sweep O R L A N D O — Playing some of the best volleyball that the Lake M ary varsity boys have seen all season. Bishop Moore capped Its Seniors' Night celebration Thursday wltha 15-8. 18-16 sweep of the visiting Rams. "W e played a very good second gam e." said Lake Mary coach BUI Whalen, whose team lost for only the second time this season. "B ut give all the credit to Bishop Moore. It waa their senior night and they played an extremely good match against u s." I �S T A T S & S TA N D IN G S Conference I U M 114 OW Lakr Ik w rU *W> i h r (unlor i i r i u y girt* i r « m m tr w f T Ljrnwn. 1043 T h e L ym a n vanity buy* W e n abW to | « i n wane aattafecfiun t n r r Lake Ifowril. lulktwmg S A ( r Hampton Koto Evan* (who <ov e frd the th /rcm itr cour*r in 14001 to m 31 tQ t i n ovcf lie • m n d p ta r r S U m lin b trading R uM rrttpn ti Wear In game • ! w r r t . w u h th rrr hit* htrvr Donovan Idouble I. Kandy KavHnga (ru n . KIM* (wo ha* Kandy Vatr* (run K1U). Tony BUUr (taro KUO onr hit - S t o r Woodley Ikatr Noble and Mitch llu rk r (r u n . K i l l ) . Ilra n tlc y B ru m k y and J e rry l l r u w l k Irunl. Kirk Yatr*. P ro v id in g the o f lr n t r for Wayne D rn * rh were, with four h lu — Ifoug O ner itn o run*. K ill); t * o h tta — B r o il M rU u g h lin (double, run. KKI|. Wayne Kelly (HIMI. Te rry llart Irunl. one hit — Hr MW w r i t |K«o Kill). (Jan W lalh IR1MI Hill Helton and M ark Johnson Irunl D o i n g t h e d a m a g r lo r Koak-f/Sport Wear In game *2 * rrr. with lour htta — llurkr (two double*, two run*, two Kill). Woodley Idouble, two run*, two Kill), three hit* — Donovan Ilrtple. double. two run*, four Kill). K irk Yale* (double, run. Kllll. two hit* — Ileum ley and Rawllng* Im n . Kill), one hit — HUIle (m n . RBI). Kandy Yates (two rural. Bruaaell*; m n . KHJ — Noble t -L Collertlng the hlls (or M A. Erector* were, with three bit* — Haul K o drtgu ei (triple, three run*. RBI), two hlta - Billy Nrlaon (home m n . m n . KBI). John Hagen and Kick Poore (run. two K ill), one hit — Octavio Torre* (double, m n . two RBI). Glen S le w a rt (d o ub le . K ill). Chris Bullock and Eric Bullock (run). * trw m ! ■ Tom Q n c t y Hour runsl and three h iu - I HU G rocer (triple, three run* one hit — I hike Fcrrut" (•K aitM run , two Rllti. Hill Keek I d n u M f K ill). Ifo Meyer* (Kill). U t r W Caldwell (run). J J Jllr*. Marin Khode*. INiwertng SlllTry'a were, w ith three hit* — Tom StKTry Ithrre double*, three run*, two K ill I L a rry H lrt (two double*, two ru n * , tw o K ill). Knn G r r r n (double, run. KlUl. Gary Scott (tw o run*, three KID), (wo hit* — A l Cam pbell (two double*, two m n * . Rill), ilr.id Hawver (double, r u n , tw o K ill), T o m L u n d y (double, tw o Kllll. one hit — Don G r e e n Itr lp le . ru n ). D a n ie l Bowen; m n — J im K yui. Getting the lilt* (or llrtar were, w ith three hit* — Ferrato |dou ble. (our Kllll. two hlta — K u b rn G arrta (t«ro run*). Rhode* (K llll one hit — Baldwin (double, n in l. Truakauaka* (two runs). Kec k (K llll. Meyer*. Grover Mark*, m n — Caldwell. The Hottest Deal on Water Get $2(X) In FREE Clothing Or Accessoric PLUS Two FREE Lifcvests With The Purchase O f Your 1995 Polaris Watercraft! M TIM O AV c o c l io i fo o tb a ll l l X i n lpr**ama>. naan — W OtOAM (MB). Clamton at FlarUM SUM U M p m (araaamal. I pm - WOT AM (M l . 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C o u n ty lo blessed w ith an especially strung com m itmen t from our law enforcem en t agen­ cies. m ajor businesses and civic leaders. Sheriff Don EaUnger Is our honorary chairm an and has provided d yn a m ic leadership. Busin rases have contributed fi­ nancial and material support to M U support Red Ribbon Week. A s a fam ily: wear a red ribbon; place a red ribbon on your door or m ailbox; talk openly w ith yo u r children about drug abuse. A s a neighborhood: boat a special d ru g -fre e event: e stablish a neighborhood watch; display red ribbons in the neighborhood. Because ,iu ^ d ru g abuse affects everyone In our county, we must all become Involved in supporting a co m ­ m itm ent to a drug-free lifestyle. (Mary Bslh Is a Csrtlllsd Addiction Prtvtnllon Pro- I’m not ashamed of o u r love affair. The fact that Jo rdan was conceived during Operation Des­ ert Storm makes for a very romantic story, but whether she ever meets her father w in de­ pend on him . 1 d o not Intend to pursue him. Jo rd a n and I a rt now living In Michigan. Please advise m e o n how m uch to tell Jo rd a n about her father. Also, If he has not called In several m o n th s, should I continue to mall h im pictures of his daughter? O r should 1 Just leave him alone? use a toft touch. Alao meaning while you take a shower helps to “ lift up" the pile. How can yo u recognise s to o d quality pile fabric? O ne w ay Is to look Untight dow n at the fabric — when the light strikes evenly without shading, the ptle is erect, as It should be. Also, please consider working o u t In a g ym — u n d e r supervision. There are weighttraining exercises to firm the upper arm. walk to keep trim . Living In Arizona. I feel silly wearing long sleeves o n days when the tem­ perature fa 115. la there help for me? 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Country C lub Rd T h a coat « f l ba 95 far a M b and I w t S l o 11. 1 2 9 0 C h O d m i u a d rr 3 yvors of a g r ara fraa T U « d t a w r la an *8 you can m l ssoy br purr! at iba o A r a o r a t llw A L T A M O R T C W R IN G S - S t M aM abd A w -. * M NoM (ha IsrgrsX Ml Central H onda tonight Cram S to I I p m naan lo I I p m and Sunday b a n noon to 7 1 L O N G W O O D - T h s CWy of d u b coded "N igh t M oan ." It la hatd on Friday ntghta 7 30 to 10 2 0 p m. T h in la a drug, aknbol and ■noNanaa For htftb rr Information call Chief rf Ti T e rry Rabat at the Loagvaad M i r Station i r Lynda Kane al 39 0 0 4 9 0 Country Line and aduRa la aba available on Saturday ntghta from 7 :30 to IO t30p m S A N F O R D — Central Saptlat Church of October 33 to 3 6 The apeaker Sunday aerrtce w in begin al * 1 3 II T h e evening aervtoa « M ba • p m . ‘ y set*ices win begin at 7 p m . f 1998. 'W e w ill start In August. O u r goal to i fbS school someday . For now we w ill begin with K-4. K-S. first grade and possibly second grade. W e plan to add a grade a year and see how the Lord leads us. We w ill meet in the c h u r c h facilities. W e 're • art a Dr. Je rry plan to S A N F O R D - The Rev. W Frank Mar u t will be the gueat •peaker at Good Shephard L u th rm Church. 3719 Mary. 17-93. Su nday far the 1 030 a m worship aervtoa. A apodal worship aervtcc la to be held "F o r Stnnera O n ly ." Paator M arscr aakra that "thoar that or* not alnnrra. plraor not attend thia Sunday's amnee." Advantages of religious faith DuaTt day coming S A N F O R D - The Springfield M B Church will b e ________, » ‘a Annual Dual's D ay on Sunday at 11 a m . Th e theme la "We A ll Have a Covenant lo Keep W ith G od .” T h e gueat apeaker will be the Rev. A S W ard of Orlando T h e comm unity Is cordially invited to attend. Chairpersons are the Rev. E Rivera Paator ; Sylvia Graham and Juanita S A N FO R D - Th e rrtigioua comedy " T h M T ra in to O fary" adll be performed at the Afrtrlan-Am erican Academy o f Arte. West 13th S t m t . Saturday. A donation of SS la requested. The event la sponsored by New M l Calvary Baptist C hu rch W om en's Day Committee. R«v. Walt* Routh returns T h e Rev. Waller A . Routh. J r . , w i l l be t h e g u e s t apeaker at Flral Baptist C h u rc h . 919 Park Ave . . Sunday during the 8.15 and 10:30 a m . service and also at the 7 p m . service. Routh la a native of San* ford. He and h i t wi fe, P a u l i n e , s e r v e d aa m issionaries In V ie tn a m from 1963 to 1975 and are presently on furlough from their ministry to the Fills liplrfu no and Vietnamese ref gees hoping to have a i to 3 0 with a full-time T h e school la actually a ministry the supervision of the church. b tro U m rnt w ill entail an Interview process. W e w ill be a well balanced school and use the A Beks c u rric u lu m . W e really fed good about It. W e plan to be affiliated w ith the ~ lion of temattonal. Further obtained about the the A c a d e m y church office t event w ill take grounda of Church located at Rd. RELIGION SANFORD I n the b o o k . "A c h ie v in g Success W ithout Falling Yo ur F a m ily." Dr. Paul Faulkner dtocueacd the advan­ tages of religious faith. Hla findings were gathered from an article written b y Philip Yancey In “ C hristia n ity T o d a y ." Hla article t o entitled "H ealth and the God Facto r." M u c h o f t h e c h a p t e r In Faulkner's book described the w orry that m a n y rrtigioua peo­ ple no longer carry with them but give to God. T h is was the rraann behind the better health of those w ith strong faith. T h e philosophy concerning martial satisfaction and lower d ivo rce rates deal wi th the com m itm ent to the marriage and following G o d’s commands to abstain from adultery. Faulkner listed these eight advantages. T h e y were: 1. Regular church attendera Uve longer. 2. Religion reduces the In­ c idence of heart attacks, arteriosclerosis, high blood pre­ ssure and hypertension. 3 . Religious people are leaa likely to abuse alcohol, and tar leas Ukely to use Illicit drugs. 4. Prison Inmates who make a religious com m itm ent are leaa likely than their counterparts to r e t u r n t o p ill. 5. M artial satisfaction and overall wcU-betQg tend to In: w ith church attendance. 7. Religious commitment of­ fers c m i protection against the nation's greatest health prat 8. A "R e d b o o k " magaalne survey said that married people who are religious have a whole lot more fun in bed than those w ho are not. Paator David Liddell, w ith Grace United Methodist C h u rch in Sanford, shared hla views concerning these eight advan­ tages. " I t sounds to me they are correct but I think he's almost trying to make religion or faith a neat little package and I don't think It's a neat Uttlc package." He continued by saying." If we look back at o u r C h ris tia n heritage we see that It's never been an easy process. It's always had it's trials and tribulations. It's a challenging life. I do believe that m any of the state­ ments are true If you work at your faith on a dally basis. Your faith can lead you to happiness.'* Cooks round up for picnic Happy cooka al First Presbyterian Church of Sanford fall picnic include (toft to right) Richard Webb. Mika Barrlnaau. Barbara Yaager, Dan Garris. Billy Fox and Tom Hodgaa. Damp weather did not affect the fun and fsitowthlp al thotr scent fall picnic. Qamaa for ail agoa Included softball and voltoyball along with card and board gamaa for ha adults. The senior high youth, lad by Art Woodruff, directed the parries for the younger children. Bar-be-cue chicken was served with a pot luck style meal. SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY 1 C m « A . SI J Maa Aaa M t e n l i Sau oaat CAurcA. S OaSary A m . Cniarynaa i. Conjuocd Maa CaoanaM. 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Raatenabia Uc-Zlaa. m tan IW t rk a l ■ CM Otl r a i l t v c Lk'i O n 1 ,2 & 3 Bedroom Apartment Homes! ■Matum............aaf-aam (•ASTIR IIICTRICIAM Ragalr aMItien. cemm/ret lie inaif Rmam... » i u n Jw 'H wHOTrwhntw T a M dawn. cornytata claan uy A rem o val Llcanae*. Fraa aaljmatoa. Call Jay... m ra t knto rtS ISiM iil j5 l l TRANQUALITY at ainanelata Ail In n Oa*rao* accnuntant. Las «aaa. aaaan 6m ^n> C A IN K TN All klMa a*hama r^alra. yawing A ceramic am. *KHara >aat... attan a r m / in m m g jM f B C W B n hm hds D R 1 D G EW A TED w E S T .C a^m OaT level MayattftyA ..... «M n a n 1505 W. 25th S t m t •Sanford 500 W. Airport Ulvd., Sunfunl Open- Moo. - Sae. 9 •6 3 2 2 -2 0 9 0 HAUUR* HaaZCemm. Army •men. Na iabtoa tmaill 1haul nani lew Rami......m aw TIO MAtOMTtrM. a 11 �A re a health 1 \i D E A R DR O O T T : I'm a 2 4- y e a r old m ale with m i l d m i t r a l v a l v e prolapse. I ' m allowed lo eterclar and partlctpate In any activity. but I'm w o r r i e d s o m e t h l n i w i l l go wrong la there anything lo help m y heart brat normally Instead of the frequent palpitations'/ D E A R R E A D E R You appear lo have a com m on condition that la marked b y a flopptneaa of part of a v a l ve in yo u r heart, f o r unkn o w n reasons. m n ra l,ra lrT prolapse, w hich la diagnosed by ultrasound examination, la asso­ ciated wi t h palpitations and other pulse irregularities These c o n s e q u e n c e s ar e u s u a l l y treated with beta blnrhrt or cal ctum rh a n n e l blocker medlcaIlona Remem ber that having M VP will not affect your health N onetheless, because such valves are susreptlble to Infec­ tion. yuu should rrcclvr sntlbtotIc prophylaxis before surgery, rertaln medical procedures or dental work. Ask your dor tor whether you should be prescribed a medlcalion for your palpitations D E A R DM G O T T You have done a great disservice lo all y o u n g , naive or uneducated wom en by rausm g them undue snstely regarding a rerenl col­ u m n on vaginal secretions You should h a vr discovered by now that a w om an's vaginal dis­ charge will vary greatly -- de­ pending on her genes, the time of the m onth, and how actually earltcd she Is Are you familiar wtth the Hillings method of birth control? A woman checks her discharge dally Near m utation tl tjecomes d e ar and sticky; at other times It ran tie pasty and dry. or yellow Dtarolnratlon or an rsreaa disc barge does N O T indicate the possibility of Infec­ tion. D E A R R E A D E R It's true, as you slated, that a w om an s vaginal arcrcllons are affected by a num ber of (actors, some of I I 1 's , \ frjjl I M I R . in a message in C o n ­ gress In 11136. said. "We have ra rn rd th r hatred of entrenched ** W e ll, at the bridge table, players lose contracts because of greed lor overt ricks Hut I would say that "hatred'' Is a distinct overbid of their partners' reac­ tions Considerable lie. perhaps, hut hatred, no In today's deal, how should South plan the play In four hearts. West having led the rlu b two? One small point about the auction North's raise lo two h e a r ts d o r s not g u a ra n te e four-card support So normally South shouldn't Jump to game without at least five. Say South's heart four w r r r the club four. South should rebtd three no­ tru m p . leaving It to North to correct lo four brans with four trum p* i •A A . ‘ * 1 i appropriate. A persistcnl change in the quality of (he vaginal aeereltona often reflects an in­ fection. s u rh aa chlamydia, that few M o prem ature bfetha or. in tn fm ilM y winn nnnn nun nnnr nnnn ~nn nnrinuunnn nnin nr in nnnrcnn unuuri nnnn n n n n u iin ununn nnu rinur.i nnnn riunn nnnn nnn riur.inn uunuunn nnnn ununn nnunnn nnn nnn nnunnnnnri □nn nnnn nnnn nrin nnnn nnnn West might have ted the i four (not that It defeats the contract), but h r opted for the c lu b two. Anticipating a lead a w a y from I M k la g . ■**«!• played low from the d u m m y. However, disaster struck. East won with thr king and prom ptly sw llrhed lo the spade queen. N ow declarer c o u ld n 't avoid losing four' lricks tw o spades, one diamond and one rlu b . If South had only w on the first trick with dum m y's c lu b ace. he would havr been safe. He draws tr u m p s and d riv e s out the dia m o nd are. T h e defenders rasli a club trick and switch to spades, but It Is loo late. Declarer gets a spade loser away on d u m m y's long diamond. H r fore p la y in g f ro m the d u m m y , check not only your winners bul also yo u r losers. A n d don't lake a Hncsac that risks a laydown contract. Th e 30-polnl o v rrtrlrk ta chicken - . ' • sure not lo air ihe problem In front of friends. Instead of Hnding solutions. II could make you In th r year ahead you may both look bad C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 J a n . have to shoulder bigger re­ 10) Those who can be of help lo sponsibilities In your career. Don't let this trend Intimidate you at this lime m ight withdraw you. because the bigger the Job. Ihe offer If Ihey feel you don't trust lheir abilities. He grateful, Ilir more significant the return. L IB R A (Sept. 23 O n . 231 not critical. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 101 T h in k twice before making Im ­ pulsive promises lo an old friend Don't lei extravagance get the to d a y. Y o u r good Intentions better of you today. If you spend could fall by the wayside when m ore than you ahould. you you realize It's an Inco n ve ­ m ight not have adequate re­ nience Know where lo look for sources for som ething y o u 'll need later. romance and you’ll find II. The PISCES I Feb. 20 March 20) A s tro -G ra p h Matchm aker In ­ stantly reveals which signs are You're likely lo be proficient today In mutter* that are mate­ ro m a n tica lly perfect for you. Mall S2 lo Matchmaker, c/o this rially meaningful lo you. H ow ­ newspaper. P.O. Hox 4465. New ever. where social associations are conremed. you m ight bomb York. N .Y. 10163. BCORFIO lOct. 24 Nov. 22) If out. ARIES (March 2 1 -April 10) you a rr performing w ork or A n y limitations you experience service for someone today, lake today could be Ihe result of your jwilns to estlinute yo u r cost o w n negative t h in k in g und accurately. Oversights will br behavior. Strive for an optimistic deducted from your profits. SA G ITTA R IUS (Nov. 23 Dec. outlook. TAURUS (April 20-M ay 20) 2 11 Should you and your mule have u dlsugrrrinrnl today, be G iv in g Is a two-way street. It's I TO UR BIRTHDAY Oct. aa. IB M ml •V'.« by Jim Meddlck RO0OTMAN* iWSYEtPHHE-THlSlS l N A SA IW A V SW X EA H P WERE AIL THE NEWS ANP 1 WWT HAVE K PUNE,AND OUTCASTS HUNG OUT AND -------------HUNT------------;; .. > P E TE R O O T T .M .O . w h ich you mentioned. H owever, aa a rule of thum b, w hen (he secretions become discolored, especially yellow or "ch e e sy." Infection may b r the cause Such secretions m a y c e rta in ly be norm al for some wom en, how ev­ er. R a t h er than p e rfo rm in g a great dtsarnrlcc. I hrttrvc that m y advice - lo see a doctor far d i a g n o s i s •• la e n t i r e l y ' irwi___ wowi m l P .E N N G M & E R 1 H l N K l R 6 '• "WOW. 1V\ EVER A EAlUJRt - A HERO " r t WEU.JT WASRTT NX SAP SOMETIMEt THEY LET ME K . MR TRAFFIC CONTWHAEB ih -r ; •1 ■ --: - • . * -1 rut rwss 6 0 * 0 70 THzar yo o sssss VJAiAHAlAUM, tUUFSO -X p o m Know S V T T O tit W H U U rr « . . . TffAtA/tM C iM iiik u m s i v t M taeaiif * fia M i i s inrjr a? •a f K J I I I K Q aAa I M EAST a q j it «t a •7 4 *K J « «t a •a • a a aJ • • a a • K t i n t SOLTH •A l t V A Q I t n •J a s aq 7 Vulnerable: East West Dealer. North •artk Weal 19 It Pass Past North 1• 79 Pass East Pass Pass Pass O pening lead a 2 V ■ > Important today you be equally generous w ith friends who treat you kindly. Instead of Just grab­ bing. let a kittle go as well. GEMINI (M ay 2 1-June 20) Today It'a not u smart move to request business favors from persons yo u Know on a purely •octal basts. Once you cross the line. It could put a chill In your relationship. CANCER (June 21-Ju ly 22) Instead of doing what needs to be done today, you might seek accolades for your Ideas. Unfor­ tunately. talking and doing are not Ihe same thing LBO ( J u l y 2 3 - A u g . 22) E x p e rim e n t w ith new tech­ niques today In situations where you're not getting the results yo u d e sire fro m tra d itio n al methods. V1ROO (A u g . 23-Sept. 22) Partnership arrangements today might tu rn out to drain your strength Instead of Increasing ll. The se a s so c ia tio n s m ay be formed w ith the wrong people fur Ihe w rong reasons. tC u rn gn llM l TESMISC AMN NEWIPASCB IN b y Leonard Starr A N N IE SVSSt MS 6 0 * feed when compared to a game bonus. TtdM TC O fiN S P HIMIHour -Th o u m w m o n s y iV N C Y f t l t h *T i u r im th V.. me � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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November 10,* 1 • T* m . S a n fo r d H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Laka Mary and Samlnola County slnca 1008 87lh Year No 70 • Sanford. Florida C o m m u n ity rallies for jailed teen NEWS DIGEST By V IC K I D e S O R M IIR Horald Staff Writer BRIEFS Youth killed on GreeneW ay S A N F O R D — A young man « i t killrd Wednesday ntghl a* hr walked along I hr O n i r a l Florida GrreneW sy a m th n l Hanford I fir untdrntinrd man wa» reportedly walking a im a Irtm d on thr loll road aland 7 JO p in (Mil north of U k l.akr Jre u p loll plaza Slalr truoprr said I fir man « m hit by al lra»t two vehicles T h r Iwo m rn had rrp o rtrd ly Irfl T r r n ( hallrugr of Hanford and w r r r headed toward Dav tuna Hrach No olhrr Information wa% available from Ihr Florida Highway Patrol i Longw ood to elect mayor L.O N G W O O D — C ity com m issioners arr scheduled lo m rrl Friday to rlc rl a n r * mayor follow lna( I fir drlral of Mayor S lr\ r Mlllrr A n r w mayor will fir selected from com­ m ission rnrm hrr* Iris Henson Annam arlr Voces. Hon Sargent J im C a rn ro and Mill Winston Carrico drfratrd M lllrr lor ih r district 3 seat Tuesday Winston was rlrrtrd without oppoaitlon (kith m rn w rrr r|n ird lo tlirrr yrar tr r tm T h r remaining Ih rrr commissioner* liavr ra rh *rrvrt1 onr vrar of thrir flrsi Irm i Sargent la ru rrrn tly drputv mayor r Historic fire truck fund L A K E MAHV A community tmi< tied by a young man's kind n ew la sin* krd by hta air rat and refuses lo doubt Ida innia rn< r H r Just couldn't lu n r done it.'* aald Harriett Mlvoti llr a Juat tlir nicest boy Vou could ever meet " O n S u n d a y m o rn in g Ja m ie Swinehart was arrrsted by Volusia C o u n iy s h rrtll s d e pu tie s and charged with o u r count of ag gr.ee,tied c fiild abuse in (onncertion with Ih r death of hia girlfriend's seven month old son Friends and neighbors say he was Just in lire wrong [dace al Ih r wrong time when ofltcvr* kin» krd on the door Neighbor Hobtn Stem w |mi said he has w air bed Jam ie grow up "since he was a toddler eating dirt in the front yard " ran not lieltevr Jam ie would tv i a |hi hie of fiartnlng someone " l i e s always bringing injorrd animals to Harriett (Mtsonl to are If afie can make them fvtter.' fie said Mison is known in the area lor her i are of Injurrd animals esjvi rally squirrel* And lie s a very reajmnstble kid Stern continued ' He'd take rare of the kids friends faintly neighbor* all I fir lime Noinetinira he d take care of n ritrs and nephews for a whole weekend all by himself E v e r y o n e k n rw fie c o u ld h r trusted " Kirby Swlnrhatt firraks down In tears i* <asioually when lie lalka atmcil hla son Th is is leartng him (Ja m lrl up." (lie f.ither said "He Is devastated He wouldn't hurt a fly. but he loved that child and fie wouldn't harm him for anything " Th e c h i l d Jo se A n ltio n y Irlnld*cd was not fits own. full Ills fattier said ifi.il tie had loved film Sim r he tiad met Ills mother Angle Mn«-(iilU Id of Winter I'ark a few mouth* ago A frlrml who ,i«krd not to Iv identified said dial Jamie had hern concerned aland bruises on Jose's body on several uc< astnns Kirby Swinrliart said Angle had told Jamie dial d ir child had fallen while learning flow to walk "Jamie has no jvrsnrval knowl­ edge of < fillet abuse ' he said, "so tie tie lieveel tier I mean. It's plausible " I hough tie dropjvd out of high v i Ih o I to weak m oir hoofs at Fooef I.ton in Semfeird. Jamie had gone on his own to roinjilete work and earn htsG EI) lie knew If hr was going lo get anywhere he'd have to do it " Stern Jaml# Swlncharl said "No one told him lo do It. hr Just got off hts butt and did If on his » * n T' Re* R ally. Page 7A How county voted By J MARK BAKPIBLO Harold San tor Staff Wrdar S A N F O R D — Flee dominant vote Tuesday was for Republicans, al­ though D em irrats larrd well In m any precincts throcigfimit Send rude County An analysts ol precinrt turnout f orad.iv show s Sanford arr j voters fa v o re d i n r u m h r n t g o v e rn o r laiwton Chile*, a Democ rat, over his G O P challenger J r f i llosfi Most Sanford voters tavorrd Derma rat Larry Furlong for thr Dtatri* I -t c o u n iy ro rn m ls s lo n seat over winner Winfield Adams Furlong fared well in otlirr |*»r lions of lhe county The one term in ru m b rn l edged ahead of Adams tn 49 of Ih r lift active precincts, a 38 jv re rn t showing Futlong carried 47 11 jv r r r n t of the total vote in the county, trailing Adams' 32 4 jvt rcni The ccMinty elections office tele ased a p re c in c t h y -p r e r l n r t hrrakdow u of voting Wednesday Although the county aa a whole gavr 33 fi percent of the votr lo tfie Bush candidacy, pockets of the c o u n ty favored the incu m b e n t Dem ocrat The 13 Sanford area precincts gavr Chiles a 3.347 to -3,193 edge over Ihiali T lir showing was dor to the higher concentration ol Derma rats in San A re V o te rs. Page 7A New judge irked, says win slam m ed ■ y SANDRA I L U 0 T T Herald Staff Writer S A N F O R D — Aflrr a long, grueling and e urrrsalul two countv camjialgn to win a seal on ih«- Eighteenth ludtctal « treufl Court, one Judge elec I Is ujiael over a tirwa|ta|vr story fie trcls sl.iuia hla w in Gene Slrphenaon. who was elected Tuesday to the circuit rm in In Seminole Couniy. said an Orlando new npajvr* story oalicy seemed to rrttlrt/r the two candidates who won |odgrshl|>a In the circuit because their win* inrig votr margins came not from their home counties, but the ftee Jud ge . Page 7A Events set to honor war vets Dawn of a new day ■ p N IC K P P 2IP A U P Herald Staff Wntar Th e annual Veterans Day jurade will begin from the parking lot at the Greater Sanford Cham ber of Commerce, at 10 30 a m . Friday. Nov 11 The (Mrade route will be west on First Street to Park Avenue, then north on I'ark to Memorial I'ark at Ihe Uikc M onnv Uikrfront All local veterans organizations arr expected to tv rrjirrsenled In Ihe parailr Special ceremonies will be held In Inmt of Ihe flagpole ul Memorial I'ark al 11 a m Keynote sjieakrr will hr Charles Templtn. CDR (Red U S Navy. Emcee Is CDR IRetJ U S Navy A A McClanahan For additional Inlormallon phone 3 2 1-3430 H istoric fire truck fund Tomorrow la thr dradllnr lor continuing thr jiurrtia.se of thr 1921 flrr truck W ith tlir purchaar price of 88,300 n rrd rd . Ih r actual money obtained by Sanford Flrr Chief Turn Hickson aa of thla m orning I* 87.fi 10 20 "Several peoplr have promised more money," Hickson aald. "and If everyone cornea through we will have enough " Am ong Ihr lalral donatlona was a 830 Kill from Lake Mary Flrr Chief Duane Mrlil and III* wife U r e lla Other donatlona. al 823 each, w rrr received from Haymond and Mary Larsen. Sanford Garden Clulr Jararanda Circle. Henry and Debra Bowlin. Stella D rill, and Jossrplt and Carol Dennison, " I hope now lhal w r have apparently reached th r purrhaar price goal." Hickson aald. "lhal people won hold back on planned donalIona, becauae we will atlll fie nrrdlnK nrort money (or th r refurbishing of Ih r Irurk " T h r dale of November 11 for th r final purchase agreement Is exactly, lo Ih r dale, 73 yean* from lime the flrr Iru rk Oral arrived In Sanford.on Nov. I I . 1921 Com piled from ataff reports INDEX B rld g o ......................... SB M o vie s........... C lassifieds..........4B.8B N ation ............ C o m ic s .......................F t o p l t ................................. 38 C ro s s w o rd ................ I B F t l l t * .......................... 3A School Menu... ........ 3 A Dear A b b y ........ S p o rts................ D e a th s............... D r. Q ott............. ........ BB Te le visio n ........ E d ito ria l............ ........ BA W eather............ ........ 2A Ooldon Age F lo rid a ............... H oroacop o ................ I I Oam oo.................4 A , BA C h an ce of rain after tonight Today I* a r 11y sunny. High In the m id 70a lo low 80* W ind southeast 3 lo lO m p h F o r m oro woathar, im Pape 2 A Tho sun rtsos over tho towors at the New Tribes Mission headqgarlors on E First Street signaling a new era ol politics and a symbolic Homecoming: 1 Line streets to cheer local high school now beginning for all Many peoples believe autumn sunrise It more boautdul than at any other lime B a ld w in -F a lrrh lld Cemeteries and Funeral Humes will host the annual "Salute to Veterans." Friday. Nov. 11. at I I a m . at C h a jv l Hill Cemetery. 2400 Harrrll Road. Orlando. Guest sjieuker* will Inelude Dennis Joyner, jvasi National C o m m an d rr ol Disabled Am erican Veterans. M S G T Robert Maynard. U S A F IRrt). Dlv 3 President. Air Force Sergeants Assn . and I'ric r Taltcraall. jiasl national prraidrnt. 1st Cavalry Division A sscm latlon See V ctera n a. Page 7A Oath of office By V IC K I DaSORM IER Herald Staff Wrilor S A N F O R D — Seminole High Sc liool is having a parly and they're Inviting the whole town to attend. Tile streets of downtown Sanfoid will close down al th r 3 o'cloc k flour and come alive with dancing, singing and ( herring lor the Semlnolrs as they head down the home stretch to the hultlc Ihe Lake Mary Rains In d irlr Homecoming game on Friday evening "W e ’re really excited about this year's parade.* assistant principal Verna Jackson said. "It ought to I r . i good one," As always, the Homecoming Court and the Seminole football Irani will In* die loeal jxilnl of the event See Parade. Page 7 A OR TH E B ES T IN EDITORIALS, OPINIONS Longwood City Clerk Goraldme Zambn swears In Iwo now Longwood commissioners Wodnosday Bill Winston, accompamod by wile, Marie, loll, takes tho oath Wmston was unopposed for Ihe with his wlf*. Mary, defeated incumbent Tuesday Carrico, Carrico Steva Millar OF THE NEWS, READ TH E HERALD. ... - - , - - . . . ■ . �IA ai4"*ofd H#fak), Sonfom. Florid! Thuffdor Ndr#ft>h«« 1C. 19W NEWS FROM TH E REQION AND ACROSS TH E S T A T E Citizen Bush speaks out: ‘It’s only a matter of time before we’re in control’ Cuba gets new migration lottery MIAMI - A n rw lottery has Iv rn v ( up In I ' u Ih to allow r v r n thi»*r Cuban* who do not have relative* In mg In thr United Stair* thr op|M>rtunlty fot legal migration. U S official* announced Wednesday ( iitu ti* who arr at IraM 1H year* old a ir rltglhle to apply for thr 5.(X X )annual vt*aa Application* will lie selected lour lltnr* a vrar, said Valriti Blake. deputy d ltrrto r of thr Department ol Immigration and Naturalization Service T h r 33 (X X )Cuban* hrld In U S tamp* will not l>r eligible (or thr program unlras thry rrtu rn to Cuba *hr said T o apply, eligible Cuban* mu»t send or drop oil an envelope to thr U S Interest* Sri lion In Katana b rtw rrn Nov IS and Ore 31 T h r y m u»t wrltr on It thru narnr. Cuban Identlfkatlon n um lirr, martial status and number of unm arrtrd « hlldrrn ; u n d rr 3 1 Those srlecled will tie Interviewed and muM ipialtly undrr two of five crttrrta secondary education or higher. th rrr year*" work experience )ob skiff* family tlr* in thr U n ltrd Statr* or an tnrrrr*t In migrating to thr U n ltrd Statr* tirforr ( V i 1. 1904 Feds nab wrong man J U P IT E R — A highway breakdown turnrd Into a (lvc da\ nightmare for a motom t mistaken lor a federal fugitive A Palm IV a rh County Sheriff"* computer check lt»ird George Tony"* Friunn on a federal warrant a* a tiank roldtrr * ho rscapird from a Phtladrlphta hallway hom e tn Augu»t "Th r problem wa» everything matched." said deputy Darlern Uipaglta. a bat kup oflker on th r arrest T h r name th r date of birth, thr height, r v r n hi*Sortal Security numttei Unluckily rnough. FrLson. 36. of W rit Palm llearh a a* originally from Phtladrlphta Mr Insisted drputtr* had thr wrong man. but Lapaglia taaid frd rra l marshal* refused to provide flngrrprtnt* or a photograph to check hi* »lo rv U S Marshal* S e rv lrr spokesman Stephen Quinn in Philadelphia rrfu «rd to ro m m rnt on thr ml* up Frtson wa» taken into custody Oct 34 and sent to a Irdera! detention renter tn Miami He called ht« landlady (m m custody and »he called Frtson* btksa, Hrt> McMillan at the Teqursta Kmart More M< Mlltan told marshal* Frtson couldn't (w the r w a j v r b n ause he ha* tirrn at Kmart lor five year* Lot* of call* later. Frt*on wa* freed Oct 2ft ■ y W ILL L E S TE R Associated Press Writer A n d he stuck to hi* pledge l«*r mu< h of the tare. |>ral*lng Chiles as "an honorable man * Ilose idea* have grown Male MIAMI J r b Itush »|>rnt morf than a year talking about hts plans lor Florida if tie became governor Now he t*n t in the mood to talk milch about returning to llle a* a prtvnlr citizen It's over I lost and I 11 go on tn thr nett part J m y Itle,” the second son ol lo n n rr President George Hush said Wrdnrsdav In a trie phone Interview ’The n - * nothing I could tell you that would sound like anything but MHit gra|>es ’ Then the 41 year old businessman drove by the busy tn terse, (ton In Miami wtierr Gov t.aw ton Chile* wa* greeting voter* Wednesday and stopjied to congratulate the (V4 year -old w Inner Then Bush left quk klv Bush refused loanswer question* "You don't a«k me anything " he told a throng of reporter* Talk to the governor Bush, who ha* thr genteel manner of ht* father, had pledged earty In thr race hr would i ampaign on the Issue* and always think about how will I r « p U tn this lo m y . hlldrrn or grand, hlldrrn " But under a wlthrrtng a*«autl of nrgatlvr Chile* ad* aUmt lit* t>u*ihr«a dealing* and Inesperlenrr Hush Joined tn live modMlng lug Bosh rrlra*rd a much cMtk tzrd ad featuring a mother a<fusing ("biles of doing nothing to *|»ed up thr e»evutkiii of her d a u g h te r • m u rd e re r The c a m p a ig n tie. ame .me of the nasi test in Florida in recent memory The defeat wa* Mlitglng for Bush and hts supportrr* who thought thetr get out thr voir oprratkm would salvage a victory in the chwe race The Republican said hi* top priority now i* to "’ stay w ith my fam ily and d r compress ’* Whatever lesson* there are will become t lr/U over time " llusli said ‘ I thought we were going to w in "* Slate GOP Chairman Tom Slade sat.l he talked to Bush Tuesday night and there * not anv question this ha* gut tn hr a real dow net I have never *een a . amjvalgn that had a* m any true lellrverw. Slade said It wa* an enortnouslv |>alnful M |e fte n rr fot a La of high ideal* voting |*eople W hile Bu*li • concession *peerh lale Tuesday night taught *ome by surprise Bush said It wa* ohvu>u* front the vote report* tn Derma rat rt. h Palm H rarh and Broward .ountte* that Chiles' trad would l r Insurmountable He wa* heartened somewhat by thr *w torv of hi* older taut tier. George W , over Gov Ann Hk fvard* of Texa* I talked lo him Iasi night, said Bush t congratulated him and I m very proud of him " Bush who left hts commercial real estate l«irtner*blp In Miami with Arm ando Cndina to run for governor said be * made rw> d n is lo n on what h r II do nest or whether lie II ru n l<a offkr again But he was happy with the G O P • MKvr** Tor*.lay, which Included gain* in Florida " l i n delighted with the Rrttubllcan trend r*pr* tally atamt m y brother hr said Its a question of time tirfiae we re tn ro n tftj State attorney honors em ployees Two smptoyeet tn state a! 1oinay Norm Wolfing#* s San ford ofbca war* horvorwd last wank al a surprise luncheon at O tters for 70 year* service Pictured from leM. are Bdl Anliker. Cindy Ray. Chris Whde and Sandra Mans* Ray and M sjss * were presanted cerlih cales tor than years of service Whde is chief of operations ol ftve Sanford office Anhker it Wolfmger s chief of edmims traitor, for the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit Audubon Society to convene In Florida F O R T M YER S — The region where the flr*t Auduhon warden* came to protect wading bird* from plume hunlrr* will boat a convention of the Nat tuna! AudutH.ii Society Interior Secretary Brucr Babbitt l* to *prak Saturday and (ormer PrrMdent Carter will tie given the Audubon Medal the society* hlghrM award, on Sunday for longMandtng com ­ mitment to the environment Carter will be recognized In targe part lor protecting 104 million acre* in A!a*ka. "m ore open land and more re*ourrr* than any Mngte action that government (tad taken ."’ *aid Audubon President Peter Iterle “ That atone would make him worthy of the medal ’* T h e luture of the rtrarby Everglade* will br the focus of S a tu rd a y ’s session, w ith the C lin to n a d m inistration » jwrspectlve, A udubon* prescript ton lew rr*tonitton. ectjsyMrm and *an< tuary management thr Imparl <>t wetland*. Ttmpmg (MiputaUnn growth and polmrat rnallrtorv tMitttttng — ^ Proving they aren't Ju»t a bunch of bird watcher* the *o«icty will offer a guide to the CompuServe on line computer network More than 1.000 people arr expected to attend the five-day biennial convention, opening Friday C O W D N A used to nab cattle rustlers C O C O A — When a couple of rattle rustlers shot a purebred cow, butchered It. then sold the meat, they might have thought they were off the hook Hut thr slain cow left a D N A trail a rail and a pot roast Brevard County sheriff* detective* milked Information from a confidential Informant to find a man who bought rut* from thr purebred Angu*. which was slaughtered Aug 4 at the Deseret Ranch In Osceola County. Th e man. who didn't know the meat he’d bought was stolen, offrred shortly after he bought the meat to help find the rustlers, Brevard sheriffs spokeswoman Joan Heller said Wednesday, "H e said. T i l do anything to cooperate.’ And we said. ’Can we have your roast?" The man handed over the pot roast, which was uncooked Th e cut was then sent to a D N A lab tn Utah which specializes In valuable livestock Since the slain cow was a purebrrd. careful record* had been kept of tts blood — and of Us offspring Investigator* found the cow ’s orphaned call and sent a sample of Its blood with the J roast. I* — ^w p— ^ ^ — v— — — ^ ■> From Associated Prtss reports L O TTE R Y MIAMI •Here are Ihe winning numbers selected Wednesday in the Florida Lottery: F a n ta s y 5 10 12-2 5 4 S a n fo rd H erald rw j jn t lacond Claaa Soalag* bold al tanlord, r lor Ida and additional mailing emcee, boatmeater. land addrati changaa lo THE SAMfOflO HERALO, b 0 Boa IM7. tanlord. FL U TTM M r lubacrtbUon Rata* (Daily 4 Sunday) Homs Daihrary Mail lUontha Ilk SO »J« 00 euontna 1 Vaar 111 oo 17100 taeoo IM 00 Florida Ra*idanta must pay 7% taiaa tea tn addition lo itlod abort Phona (007) 1 » Z tM , •SMat** New faces will greet Chiles Two Dem ocrat incum bents keep their seats ■ y Aaaoaclated Preee Four new faces join the Florida Cabinet In January Tw o Democrat*. Attorney General Boh Buttrrworth and Agriculture Com m lsskmer Bob Crawford, keep Ihetr seat* New members are; E d u c a t io n C o m m is s io n e r — F r a n k Brogan Brogan. 41. 1* the first Republican educa­ tion commissioner Brogan ho* had experi­ ence as a principal teacher and school superintendent and Is currently superin­ tendent of M artin C o u n ty school* He argued that current accountability and d e c e n t r a liz a t io n re fo rm s k n o w n as Blueprint 2000 haven't lived up to Intended local control He defeated appointed Demo­ cra tic Ed u c a tio n C o m m is s io n e r D o u g Jamerson. who had sought to become the first elected black Cabinet member C o m p tro lle r — Bob M illigan Milligan, til, a rrtlrrd Marine Corps three-star general won the Cahinrt post tn hts first hid for public office He said he sought another avenue of service alter rrtlring and moving tn Panama City th rrr years ago Born tn Teanerk. N J . Milligan was a 105(1 graduate of ihe U S Naval A.a d rtn v and holds a moslrr * In hustnes* adm inistration from Hie Un ive rsity of Rochester H r served two lours ol d u ly In Vietnam, was commander of U S Forres Caribbean Uisrd In Key West, and com ­ manding general of Fleet Marlnr Forces Pacific. He ousted five Irrm Democratic Incumbent Comptroller Gerald Lewi*. T re a s u re r — B ill Nelson Nelson. 52. *ervcd three terms In the Florida House from 1072-70 and six as a U S congressman, from 1978 to 1090 As a leading Ixiostrr of the spare program, he flew on a spare shuttle flight In Ja n u ary 1080, He ha* hern a private attorney in Melbourne since losing the Democratic minima non for governor to Lawton Chile* In 1900 lie hold* a bachelor * degree from Yale and law degrre from Ihe U nlvrrM ty of Virginia Nelson defeated stale Rep Tim lirland, R Fort Myers S e c re ta ry of State — Sandy B a rrin g e r M o rth a m Mori ham. 43. Is a financial consultant and Republican statr lawmaker from latrgo She was a Largo city com m issioner from 1082 8(1 and vice mayor from 1985-86 Mortham was elected to the state House In 1080 and r r r i r r t e d subsequently. She tvrramc House Republican leadrr in 1992 She holds an associate’s degree from St. Prtershurg Junior College and a bachelor's degree from Eckrrd College She defeated state Rep Ron Saunders. D -K ry West, for the post vacated by Republican J im Smith TH E W EATHER LOCAL FORECAST Tonight Partly coudy lows in the mid 60s. Light wind. Rain chance 20 percent Friday; Variably cloudy with a chance of showers Low* in the mid 50* to mid 60* High* in the upper 70* to lower 80* Satur­ day Partly sunny with the low* In thr upper 50h to lower 60* High* In the mtd to upper 70* Sunday. Partly cloudy with the low* tn the lower 60* west to nrar 70 east High* in the rntd to upper 70* EXTENDED OUTLOOK FLORIDA TEMPS C«r Dartxta Baa<* Ft LaudBaav* Fort Mv#m CamaavHI* ia<twn»tlta k*r Writ Catviano V amNntatva la-atala Taa-aiM Tampa Vt<o Baa<n W balm Boar* HI L* F«t 1) 44 00 mm mm mm H n 00 U M 00 mm mm mm IS H 01 II Tt OJ It 47 00 •1 71 00 •0 44 00 u 71 00 mm mm mm 17 *7 00 M M 00 •) 74 rt NATIONAL TEMPS F v j 'j; --------------- * TH U R S D A Y P t ly c ld y 8 2 -6 2 F R ID A Y P t l y c l d y 82 62 MOON PHASES c F IR S T Nov. 10 Thursday, November tO, 1994 Vol, 97. No 70 Publish** 0*0y end Sunday. a>(«pt Saturday Iby Ths tinlocC Hooid. Inc Inc MON MO H French A * * . Sanlofd, H*>*WH » H h o LAST Nov. 26 o FULL Nov. 18 NEW Dec. 2 BEACH CONDITIONS D a ytd n a Beech: Wave* are 2-3 feet and semi-glassy. Current 1* to the south. Water tempera­ ture is 75 degrees. New S m y rn a Beech: Waves are 2 feet and M-ml-< hoppy. The current t* to the north Water temperature l* 76 degtrrs S A TU R D A Y P tly sunny 82 62 SUNDAY P tly c ld y 82-62 TIDES F R ID A Y S O L U N A R T A B L E : Min — ■ 12 05 p m.; M«i|. 5.55 a m . 6 15 p m T ID E S : D ayto n a Beech: highs. 2 0 6 a m . 2 30 p in .: low*, 8 22 a m,. M 56 p m New S m y r n a Beach: high*. 2 I I a m . 2 44 p in . low*. 8 27 a m . 9:01 p m . Cocoa Beach: high*. 2 26 a m . 2:59 p m .; low*, 8 -12 a ill . 9 : 16 p it) BOATING S t. A u g u stin e to J u p it e r Inlet T o d a y : W ind soutbeast 10 knuts Seas 1 in 3 feel Itay and Inland water* a light chop. Isolated shower* Tonight: Wind southeast IO knots Seas I to 3 feet. Bay and Inland water* a light chop. Isolated shower* Friday; Wind southeast 10 knot* shifting to northeast 20 knot* behind front MONDAY P tly c ld y 82 62 STATISTICS T h r hig h tem p e ratu re in Sanlnrd on Wednesday was 87 il e g r r e s a n d T h u r s d a y ' s overnight low was 65 degrees a* reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Educational C rn irr. Celery Avenue. Recorded ra in fa ll for the |K-rlod ending at 9 a m T h u r s ­ day. totalled .00 Inches Sunset......................5:34 p .m . S u n rise .................... 6 :4 5 a.m . Tamaatatuvaa IPidiCAlr D'ta-CHjt Mg* and orarr >gM le* to I a m Cikr H. la Pm A *1 fj 7f 44 notion 41 41 01 Cbxago SI 14 II C#fombv% Ohio At ts Dai la t r t Wort* M Al roe 44 1) Fiagtlall IS 1A Grand > ip d t so J% Graal ra m 11 11 G fttn ito n i N C 71 If Harito'd leglid Ai It n Hr'ant 11 n Honolulu M 7i H O u t ton A4 17 n indanapo-t Al a i K I H V W itt 00 AO 71 Junaau 1) u 0] K ftn iii City 11 14 Lat Vvgat 71 10 Llttl. Hotk 71 10 t to Lot Angalat 70 1 oy»**i«so' 44 47 4A Lubbock 40 1) Vfreph | M 4 f 1 01 44 H Won i t Paul 14 N N a ts .n o U 47 n N r «» Or irm t 44 M 01 Nan York C lt, 70 41 47 Norfolk .Va 7| 41 Notts Piatta 47 >i Oalaboma Citf 11 U OsaSa 14 7i Orlando •7 A7 Ps .ada pn a 71 14 Phoanit 77 11 IMttburgh AO n it Portland Mama 10 J7 Portland Ora u u 01 P'o.iOanra 44 40 40 Haia-gS Durham 7a ao Bap-d Citr 40 » Dane 11 la 01 Rxhmond 71 i l Socrsmaftlo 11 47 m Oar 1 ortt dr efr ctr 18 tlr cEr (if ctr (If dr clr cOr rn t(Jr O' (O r dr (Or <dr (d r dr (I f (d r rdr edy dr rn dr tu rn dr dr edr cdf dr (dy �Sanfonj M*>*m Sanlo'd flood* Thursday. No»emb*» 10, 1WM * 3a Simpson jury selection grinds on ■ y M IC H A IL P L 1 IM A N Lost and recovered vehicles Aasociatsd P rs«« Wrilsr • A blue I i*l I C h fvn ilrt |»h kiip H im k with M liblgan Ik now I I H 7 M » » « rr|K>tiri| stolen rarljr Wednesday In Ibe 2500 M w k «* S I'alm rtin Avenue in Sanfoid • A l«»N2 rijrm oulh, rrjjuflrilly stolen In OtLilido »* * rw nvertd by Sanford pollrv Tuesday in the 2400 bkirh of F rrn rh A t f n w LOS A N G E L E S It wa* arming Superior Court Judge Lam r lln'* toughest call* a prnapicllvr altrrnate juror who thought O J Simpson wa* In micrni but ln*lMed be ( 011 Id pul thowr views aside and judge ih r rase on I he fa( I* *J don't mean Ihl* lo fir a *rii*t e o m m rn l." the judge said, **bul m a n -to m a n Are you tiring m i eight w llh me on I hla? "V r* ' Hie man said. "1 am ** And v i be stayed Ito turned down a prosecution rrqorst to dumi** 1fir man for cause and allowed him — and flvr other* who made ih r tort Wednesday — lo return f*r< 5 for peremptory challenges when a final jianel of 15 allrrnates prottahly will tie p lrk rd T w o prospects were dismissed T h r one-on one questioning ended the truncated court week, which will resume Monday after a break for Vrlrran* Day Having ftnl*brd thr gm rllng task of sealing 12 Jurors last week but with opening Mate m rnts still two months away — Ihr lawyers and judge arr In thr rarly stages of puking allrrnatrs from a p u l of about WO people lo h e a r t h r ca se a g a in s t Nlitijisoii who l* rhargrd with m urd rrtn g hi* ea-wtfr Nicolr llriiwn SlrnpwHi and her friend Ronald Goldman The queMlonlng ha* been long and firing Everyone In th r courtroom was getting punchy Wednesday, despite lln limiting each side'* questioning of each prosper t in 15 mlnufe* Ito f o llo w r d h is s e rio u s man lo m a n " question with a considerably lighter query of Ih r some man. who said tie didn't th in k S im p s o n w as g u ilty ticca use he could leave easily fled to Canada when h r was In Chicago ih r morning altrr Ihe killings "Have you ever had the life rsperiencr that things aren't always as they v r m 7" Ih r judgr asked T h r man said hr had “ Do yo u know w h o Mi III Vanllll Is?'' Ihr judgr asked, a rrfrrrn c r In Ih r dtsgiarrd tipsynching pop group •'No,*' Ih r man said "T u n tiad." said Ih r judgr laulier. wtuir Ho was qur* Uwitll* W t H B W I*» ircefMWrtllsI. the subject of th r w om an's Doberman ptnsrhrr ra m r up T h r jud gr offered that hr. too, lias a D oberm an, w h ich h r namrd Glltis aflcr the old T\* rharaclrr fXible Glllt* "Get It"'" hr asked to laughlrr in the courtroom Meanwhile. Distriit Atlorncy Gil G arrettl told rrjwirirr* h r wa* appoint mg Deputy Dislrtcl Al torney Chrlslopher Darden to thr prnsrcutlnn tram , bringing It* total to *evrn lawyers — ih r largest In the office'* history. Darden, a 13-year veteran, la the flr»l black jirrmin on Ih r Warrants • William Ffederli k Ir 15 I Mil W Seventh S itrri « u arrested by Sanford polk r near 4 liar on W I3 lh Slreel tuesday Mr was s m lr t l for falling lo apjieur nn a rharge of i nnilnaj iiiim blrt • Modn r y Merttman Morrison, 25 301 Klghth Street Sanbifd **4* arrested by slierifr* d r p u iln at hi* residence l u r u ij v Mr was warded for violation oI probation nn a <onvk turn of iM itrry • f»r*iri U " i i Graham Ik A c jJ r m y Avenue Sanford. wa* i r r n l t d by deputies al Lake Maty High School Tuesday Mr wa* wanlrd for lading In apjiear un a charge rd driving wtib a tusjiended ti< ensr • Samuel Moran 4b MM5 Th ird Drive Sanford was arrested by deputies on 13lh Slreel Tuesday Mr a a* wanlrd in Madiam I minty. florid* (nr falling In appear nn a charge <d driving with a suspended/! evoked H rrn w • Jose Vrftaalmo l.ulr AO, 40M Sunlnke (T rrle laikr Mary. » a» located al bl* residence by drt>ulira rarly Wednesday Mr wa* wantrd nn a Voluiia Count) warrant (or (ailing In apjiear for arraignment (Hi (barges of rralaling an officer wllhnni violence and driving wltb a suspendecVrevoked license T r a ffle s to p Krlli la Matlr /.aroy 111 nf Orlando, wa* alnp|trd by latkr Maiy (mike on Matkfiani Wood* Hoad Tuesday Shr wa* (fun g rd with driving undrr Ihr influence of air oho! and |aMwr*»Mm of drug parajibrrnalta Domestic case K rn n rlh Hu bard iVrala 1400 Korrr*i f>rlve. Sanford wa* arrraird al bl* resident r by Sanford police Tuesday following a reported light with a female Mr wa* charged wiib tvallerv domestic vtolrntr and rr*t*iing an nfflrrr without v loir nr r Incidents reported to the sheriff • An estimated $210 In linn * w rrr rrp w trd stolen Tuesdayfrom a residence In Ihr 2 V I0 block of Nari issu* A v rn u r nrar Sanford • A woman Inld deputies someone look §r«0 in r u l l from hrr bomr Tuesday in thr 2400 block of.Jltwsv. In Midway • A construe Oon Irallrr junked in ih r 4000 bl(M k nf W l.ake Mary lloutrvard wa* reportedly burglart/rd Monday. Tw n v jw » 1 allied at $425 jilus $1*0 In o lh rr lirm * w rrr rejxirted missing Incidents reported to Sanford police • llrtw rrn $ 1.000 and $2 OOO In datnagr wa* rrjm rird Monday lo a vacant rrntal unit. In thr 1200 block of Lincoln Court I "oiler wald someone broke lii dr* In Ihr wall*, *ma*hrd window* and rut Ibr watrt iinr in Ih r hot w a irr hratrr. 1 .lining ib r liotnr lo flood • An ampllflrr ami *|ieaker» with a tola) value o! $ I 200 w rrr rrporlrdly »tolrn Monday from thr New Mount /Ion Missionary liaptl*! < hu rrh . 17201‘ear A vrn u r • An estimated $55 In tlrm * wrrtr trp o ftrd ly » lo lr n Monday a m l i f n v r in ltie* a w n f»t«*c U cut tCmplfe l i « r r • II**- l«nl •*< • |»$4 kup tnif k « m rr|w»nrtjfv biirglan/rt! Monday in Ib r 100 bkx k of N Laurrl Avenu%* A n estimated M OO in asaorled luol* w r r r said lo be missing • Seven window*, valued al $500 were reportedly *lo|rn Monday from a home bring remodeled in ih r IKK) block of W I lib Strrrt In Sanford • A blkr and VC H w llh tolal value of $375 w r r r reported stolen Tueaday In Ih r 1300 him k of Shrpard A v rn u r • A automotive w atrrpum p valued al M ix ) wa* frpcirtcdly *lolrn Tuesday from ih r hack of a pickup truck parked al a buslnrna In I fir 2500 bloc k of French A v rn u r • A T V and VCR valued al *290 w rrr *ald to havr been Molrn Tuesday from a residence In the 1500 block of W IHih Slrret. • A purse wa* rrporlrdly stolen from the business office of Seminole Com m unity College on Tuesday. No estimate of Ih r lo%* wa* Immediately available • A man s wallrt and content* w rrr reported M olrn Tuesday In a vehicular burglary In ih r 1300 block of Persimmon Avenue • A private residence wa* burglarized and ransackrd Tuesday In Ih r 1700 block of Sanford Avenue No estimate wa* Immrdtatrly available on losses or damage Domestic case Jainr* Ashbourne Nesmith. 35. lOHiy E IHlh Sanford. w»* urrrslril by police al h i» residence following a reported allegation wllh bl* wife. He waa wllh baltrry domestic violence, and aggravated domrMlc violence. Street. Monday rluirged assault WE DELIVER! No mattar wtior* you Itvs, wo bring you our aroa s #1 source of nows and Information. Call today lor subscription 322-M11 A a n fo rd H rra M A k tram G a rrrtU denied clw rgr* that harden wa* ap(M»lnlrd In gain sympathy with ih r Juror*, right of 12 of whom arr black ll could very easily backfire," G a rtriti said There could lie a Juror who say*. 'A rr you Just bringing him on Just because he's black?' Th*- answer Is obvi­ ously no G a r r e tt l said D arden wa* addrd In ra w ih r burden on Irad prosecutor* Marcia Clark and W illiam Modgman who "have lltrrally fwen killing I hem selves' on Ihe case U n t il th is w e e k . D a rd e n headed th r In v rs tlg a tlo n of Simpson's friend Al Cowling* who drove Ih r Ford flronco during Ihe slow speed pursuit that ended In Simpson * arrrsl Gan r il l decided not to charge Cowling* TRANSMISSION TROUBLE? Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions */coo? baawvw how Low th* nnrws ara a rP fN W m t«H * BELOW LOW PRICING 209 W. 25th SI. Sanford PENNYWISE CORP. R tU ll WhoHaaC 17-02 A 27th SL 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 iron oiwwscx s**rt>sn«»t G R A N D O P E N IN G F B I.* N O V . I l t h OPEN 7 30 Y o n .. Same Location '" m m k DAYS A WEEK POM LUNCH A DINNED TFISHEBMArS® REEF SEAFOOD A T K A K A • C A P T A I N ’& L O U N C .r Sun.■Thun. H a m ■Spm •Fri.-Sat H a m ■930pm . Daily Lunch All You Can Bat B u y One Dinner* G e l O ne F o r 1/2 P r ic e Deluxe SalaJ Bar w ith Dinner Entree | We Accept Ail Major V Coupon Good For Any Dinner E ntree* ■ *Boy On* Dmn*r tor rsgUor pne* get on* of l*ts* *r Of *qu*l value tor 1/2 pne* Thrt coupon • for ■ Don*f Emrvss CWy ncKxkng selections from * ‘U TE EATER* and Dmners with Marvel Prices | Doing Room Orty Present to Server Credit Cards REEF CO U PO N SH Eipxes 11/2a^4 Specials Starting at M .9 5 I J I 2235 S o u th I Volusia A ve.p I O range C ity (904) 7 7 4 -1 7 1 1 C IT Y OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA N O TIC E OF PUBLIC HEARING B Y TH E LAKE MARY C IT Y COMMISSION T O DISCUSS AM ENDM ENTS TO TH E C IT Y COMPREHENSIVE PLAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Lake Mary City Commission will hold a public hearing to discuss amendments lo the City's Comprehensive Plan Amendments may include changes lo the official Future Land Use Map and changes to goals, objectives and polices of the Comprehensive Plan This meeting will be held Nov*mb«r 17,1994 at Lake Mary City Hall, 100 North Country Club Road, Lak* Mary, Florida 7:00 P.M. Tho entire incorporated land area of the City of Lake Mary. Florida, as shown in the map below, may be affected by the proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Plan CB tiK s CH URCH OF CHRIST — OF LONGWOOD N ovem ber 5th -13,1994 Niglitly 7:30 Sunday 10:30 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. A copy of tho Comprehensive Future Land Use Plan and proposed amendments are available for inspection in the City Manager's Offico, 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Florida. Monday through Friday from 8 00 A M until 4 30 P M. ALL ARE WELCOME 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. We H ave A G reat Evangelist, TAYLORJOYCE r i A n _( ’T of Fort Smithy Smith, Arl Arkansas And W e Hope To See You! ’ ^ i o1011N. H w y 17*92(1 mile north of Hwy 434J | 323-15830 • 322-9174 • 324-4338 / NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISED TH A T A TAPED RECORD OF THIS M EETING IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE THIS RECORD MAY NOT CO N STITU TE AN AD EQUATE RECORD FOR TH E PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY. ANY PERSONS WISHING TO ENSURE TH AT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF TH E PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS A T HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE City of Lake Mary. Florida Carol A. Foster City Clerk �* 4A -,« i ’ rti ><••*'! Ssn'onl fvo'iiU Thursday Novambar 10, 11HM YO U R RANGE ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS f'V ie» iak\l In ^fwl*■»\keg| * |nrrgf ifla k«f 4 • M irkHSMlMVKtll • Uiigfi f n iw U ****** •IrvvkBi t l«i 1kjafkbtifi %A«#kiprmrM •AM proRe ftets■A M.. » Sr ^ « A 1 ■Ini•« is A*« ie *, t« |t» S a n fo rd C o u r t APARTM ENTS t91S. San/onl A%c. #103 • 323 3301 •«M9%M p M li %» Im » A% Things ■ r t -' Little Messy? -r Donl worry...we canput r1k “Ijj’i it back together inajiffy. A /Sh s t t im e I cleaning V r tir r f; 41:?\35%0FF< V 1 f y "i . S - • OMF -* - M o WTTRAB N E A T-N -T IG Y ^ Licensed Boo d#d &Insured 3 2 1 -7 G 9 0 M E D -C A R E i d 20% OFF 1 & 1 lii ’ ACCESSORIES f l . (WITH COUPON) /( / \ \ K-------- 1700 AW . 1st Si (SR 46) •Sanford 3 2 2 -8 8 5 5 H E A R IN G A ID S INTRODUCING THE AUTOMATIC HEARING AID AT&T BELL LABS AOVANCCD TECHNOLOGY IN THE ■ v N IC K P F IIF A U F Hu raid SUM Wnter S A N F O R D — Ncvrral iliu m prnplr had |m i )i akrs just lwfi»rc lu lutlW riiiK S 4l.il Th r\ w r t r n l raring them b o w rvrr ihrv werr flipping thrni up into the atr while running 1 114 Gulden Age Game* has featured the pancake race lor manv years at Fort Mellon Park It not only draw* [wirtti ipants but onlooker* as welt Th is year, the event s. bed uled to begin at H a m tirgau 10 m in utrs Uie The jianrakr* were late in a rm in g Vour Com plete Resource Tor Health Care Supplies UNIFORMS, SHOES Athletes flip over pancakes DEQOUND■ Personal IHearing System Th e y had Just t»een baked however by Edith Avenel a m entbrr of the Sanford Ptk>i Club, who ha* (wen prr|iartng the pancake* for the flipping contest for many year* During thr lompetltkin lour perwm* at a lime run out and hack on a relatively *bort course Th e y are required to flip I he pancake at the start then before crossing the middle line, tietore crossing Ihe end line «hen tie fore crim in g thr middle tine on the way back and for thr Una! time before crim in g thr T e n n i s - S i n g l e * M en Age O ro n p : S3 1 Donald Wilder. 33 2 Ja m r* p Pasailla. 37 3 T o m W'lnn 1 Donald Mi'flat t o 2 lie n Nobler a) let ~ 4E30 S Hwy 17-92, CassleberTy* 1503 S Orangi Avt, Orlando IB34-B7761 m s b & s z t y PROFESSIONAL SEAMSTRESS AND DESIGNER C o m p le te Alterations C u s t o m S e w i n g •C o s t u m e D e s i g n Bridal. P ro m & H o m e c o m in g G o w n s Contract Sewing B e u U tU f / Z e e ^ v 303 S. FRENCH AVE. • SANFORD, FL M A 7 1 QOQ 7 0 9 K HRS.: M-F8-6, SAT. S-12 11 Brisson Funeral Home 3 Harold Th ro lu ld . till Age O ro n p : 03 1 M ikr Mora into 65 2 Joe Akin*. t>8 3. Jo h n Hollow ay 65 Age g ro o p: 70 1 Norm Copeland. 70 2 Oscar Sleckman 70 3 Dominick Ferrarlua. 72 Age O ro n p : 73 I Gabriel Ki*». 75 2. Kenneth Heron 3 Donald Hettinger T e n n is •Singles W om en Age g ro u p ; 00 I Jo a n Surare. 02 Age g ro u p : 03 1 Don* Alston. 07 2 Mildred S in kman. 00 3 Jearoilnr Stein. 66 Age g ro u p : 70 I Arlene Bremer. 74 Age group 75 I Georgtanne T h r d r . 70 Te nn is I* Double* Men Age group 55 I Ja n Hlrrrbo*. 72 1 Donald Wilder. 55 2 Donald Beyer. 5H 2 Robert F rill. GO 3. Dennis Has*. 01 3. Tra c y Fairfield. 55 Age group GO 1 Bernhard Burg. 63 I . Dennis Corrigan. 06 2 Dw ight Davis. 67 2 Bill Sheehan. 62 3 Ray GoldwRe, GO 3. Donald Randle. 61 Age gro up : 63 I Joe Akins. 68 1. Oscar Stec kman 70 2. Donald Luce. 70 3. Jo h n Holloway. 65 3. Jam es Pratt, 65 2. Paul W'chr. 66 Age gro up : 70 1. Dominick Ferrarlua. 72 I Jack Haskins. 72 finish line, a total of five llq** In giving instruction* to the dipper* G o ld rn Age Game* 2 Jai k f'U rk e . 70 2 W illiam M.ilic/uwski 71 3 Boh Colem an 7 I l Hamlet D Alvarer 6<t Age group 75 1 Joseph I Hopkins. 7M t l.M wtrl KIW .Vr. 2 t.mnlda* TLikrr. 77 2 Stanlord Smith 73 Women Age group: 6 0 I Patricia Mole. 66 I Shirley Z m t. 61 Age group: 63 I Dora Cloud. t>4 1 Jean nine Stein. 66 2 Phyllis la-wallen. 60 2 Mildred Sleckman. 60 3 Ramona L Hudlong. 7 1 3. Ramona V Grigsby. 64 Age group: 76 1 Tybe Kahn. 73 I Georgian ne. 70 Men Age group 55 1 James P. Passllta. 57 2 Bernhard Burg, 63 Age group: 6 0 1 Pawl W r hr. 66 2 Ned Johnson. t»3 Age group 65 1 Jam r* Harrell. 66 2 R o yC Sample)-, 67 Age group: 70 1 Hamlet D A lv a rri. 00 Hal Bremer. 75 Age group 75 322-2131 •MS UM III l AVI SAM OJU» A Men.!« I iii Ciri’, I Ijixl hincrjl l|<.tie TtjdUm M IIf*I During several run*, a number of the pancake* did manage to land on the ground hut they were generally rrplaied at the conclustonof that heal Al ihe conclusion of one r one of tfie (Mrliclpanl* told an onlooker. "These would tiavc flipped heffer If we had some cooking oil In the pan That s what I'm used to having " The pan* used In the dipping lo m p r im n i * r r » Bet*y Robinson was one of the par in i pants In Ihe very first race After finishing last she laid on Ihe ground for a few mo merits locatrh her breath M e a n w h ile , se ve ra l o ther prospective pancake dippers were fogging near the area to gel themselves in sliapr s ta n d a rd h v lug part*. approximately |4 In che* m dfanx irr The pancake* averaged ftTVmt dvr inches in diameter People who jtartlclpalrd as well as friend* ami supporters, said they ready fllped over this race And whai winner wouldn't lie proud to say. ” 1 won this medal dipping a pant akr Max Bailey. HO 2 Richard McGulness. 74 Women Age group: 65 1 Kltse Bradford. 58 2 Gundy Burg. fKJ Age group: 6 0 1 Hally W'rhr. 63 2 Fay Johnson. 58 Age group: 6 8 1 Doris Alston. 67 2 Hamonu V Grlgshy. 64 Age group: 70 1. Barbara Coo|>rr. 72 2. Arlene Bremer. 74 Age group: 75 I Kll/abrth A Lane 70 2. Louise McGuInness. 77 Billiards 8 Ball M en Age 1 2 3. group 55 Robert Von Her bulls, 70 Don Hundn, 65 Horry George. 76 H«r»ld rsow b, t W | VWCSAI Joan Surace, Longwood. Hips hor way lo iho finish lino al Iho Golden Ago Games pancake race WILLIE B NEWMAN, MD R O BIN ’S N E S T B oard Certified Obstetrics, Gynecology & Infertility C O N S IG N M E N T B O U T IQ U E 521 W. SR 434 Suite 200 Longwood (407) 260-0818 Serving Sanford Since IW 3 All hough winners are Isised on age categories the categories were mixed during several ra»es. Women ran in the first heals, with Ihe men competing in ihe finals 0B/GYN Nurse Practitioner •New Patients Welcome *Some Same Day Appointments •Most Insurances, Medicaid, Medicare Where Caring, Personal Service Is Always A Tradition « w hatrwoman Lisa Jones told them, "Rememtier If you drop the paticake pli k It up and shake the dtrt oft of It tirfnfr you continue ,** She also jokingly told them not to try eating I lie pancake* M rs . R o s e M . C o o lid g e , A R N P Bobby Ekisson. Shorty Smith and Bd Wstwm », it iu Ll»a Jontt •■plaint the rulas ol lh« gam* to pane aka flippers Wednesday RESULTS A |* (i* * * ! n o f k* i h IM I S SIZES I f and up ( u n it' u r u n i s e le c t io n o f l i e a n l l / n l c h illie s h r f n i f f i t i y l i i x m u l l f i r l t es I n fi ( fu tility ll r u m l S a n ie s Y o n K n o w a m i l o r e I Ik e l l r a m l V t*«• km II i- in i rfii .ill m u f o r i I'l'il/t i in ilt I I ’ M) \\ SR i l l • K I N i . U l K >1) 1403 Medical Plaza Dr. I ! 'I I I . ( , m (407) 324-2500 20% O H Suite 214 n r ..I I i JftO 1 1 2 1 t 7 �•Unfold M#i#M. Sanford. Honda - Thutaday. Novambar 10 1904 BA HARTLEY S GOLF CLUBS WELCOMES THE GOLDEN AGERS •Custom Golf Clubs •Golf Clubs Made L Repaired •Custom Fitting Available • Free Estimates • Pick-up &. Delivery •Ladles and Children brd, Florida (407) 324-3441 n ib c r 6 t h — 1 3 t h Spirit of games bright in woman, 101 FOR CHRISTMAS ay NICK PP 1IPA UF H#raid Staff Writer S A N F O R D - Peggy Hkfurrt* willy enter* one « o m i* tlllv e event |wr year In Sanford's (•olden A jjr <lame* la te ly *he tia* won first (dar e e vrrv time in Iter age *atrgory 1‘eggv is |0| years old. Is legally blind anil ha* lost rhi «I nl tier hearing She walks wrtlh the a*ai*tan<e of twu ranew Vet Wednesday m orning site (M rlk ip a t-d a* a regular and |«HniUi contestant in the ra nor •|>rtnl r»< e* at luike Carolla In tort Mellon Park ttelng the only entrant tn her age tale gory, and having completed the entire tin tllar course she was iter laird first plaer winner Sanford Her rratlnn Superviww Jim S rh a rfrr led lire applause a* Hk hards finished making tire sing le r o u n d tin the l ake circumnavigating a rourwr of fauns Throughout Itie entire sprint applause and rheets were In abundance from onlcaikrr* and other contestant* 'She s the only one In that age group Schaefer said "b u t her wring tn this rvrn t I* w hat tfiesr games are a la tut giving people an opportunity to become In solved In artlvltles " I’eggt Richard* has lived with her daughter Moggie M uir, In Enterprise for the |m %i 4 I years and has partlri|»atrd tn the Sanford games for the past IO year* My mother ha* always hern quirk and s tro n g " daughter M oggie c o m m e n te d 1 re m rtnbrr when I was voung and IIO O S . F R E N C H A V E . SANFORO (407) 322-7953 . M A T T H E W i \ 1 M ittt.i •- AVfl S O R T H O P A E D I C C L I N I C ( f t v s .\ u (io i i i " i i r m DI N A t .1 4KV>M' Like M in f tu h i uJ U r Mao (+07 ) J1M H 16 (i.A M I" Peggy Richards b I a Mb her run at Lake Carolla in the canoe sprint races wr would go shopping. I had all I Could do to keep up with her walking through the sturrs " Moggie said her mother's pride Is the m any trophies she has won In the Colder) Age Games in Sanford In order to make the sprtnt run on the lake, a* was the case In the previous few years she had to tie helped Into the ranor Katie Moncrtrf. of Katie's Land log which supplied the canoe* (or the race, paddled tit front of Peggy wearing a bright yellow Itfrpir get Although blind. Peggy w as able to see the prrkrt. and follow It around the course O ther c anoer* were also standing at the ready In case of difficulties There were no problems how ever, except that at the end of the lap. she continued fuddling and ran aground at the end of the lake, rather than returning to the starting line area I'rggy was the last of the women who entered the canoe sprint fa irs The men then took o v rr. ripping around the course as if they were raised in a canoe Some admitted the only ranor thry paddle during the year is at thr Sanford games, whilr othrrs say th ry usr c .mors (or ra rrrls r as w rll as rn)oy merit P a r i k ( ic.l « we hare 4 tram uf tn rn JU rnJ citing vpetulnh wlm Jtr In .k n tn unKTuedk tifr A i r c- rtunit mrnt in continuing rJ u o tio n cmurei you ttritment with the n<. <- f i . rnr kr In f.t.. ■"! :• ' -..A rTf J t r the he»t in .l u lr -t f M j / tfr itrruT:’ MV it V out i* ’ c■ ! staff queuxinr *• »e can he of hetfer w-fvuc to\i'ti N --tn iltit •hit your in|ur>. we tuve x *peculw i r w i " 2W6 S. Bn '-treet, Emtn (V 0 4 I )57-2500 THE SANFORD CHAMBER OF COMMERCE W e lc o m e s There's Something Barbar Carr. Deltona, rolls one down the lane at Bowl America during the Golden Age Games bowling competition this *eok Participants are grouped by age and set to vie for gold medals in the 20th annual event The games end Satur­ day Meat# r*wto ►» Apr,' aaMtwn W IL D In Them There Woods! • Souvenir* •Collectible* • Outdoor Furniture THE G O L D E N A G E G A M E S 7 b S a n fo r d F o r In fo rm a tio n C a ll o r C o m e B y 4 0 0 E. F irst Street SANFORD 3 2 2 -2 2 1 2 ACTIVITY (tP EW THING? tjfSermss M OM rue **r as s u n n s u a wu. K X M won ia m w r a> 26625 SR 46, Sorrento, FL (1 1i7 U w Watt ot l 4 on FUgfif] (904) 383-3864 SPONSOR LOCATION TIME • Picnic Table* * Carving* • Cedar Chest • And A Lot, Lot More' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1994 Broakfast 7 00 A M. 2 Mile Historic Fun Walk 8 30 A M Hobby & Photography 900-12 00 Show i-xr l* Ussati Shuffloboard 9 00 A.M. Archory 9 00 A M. Dominoos • Doublos 9 00 A.M. 9 30 A M Bowling • Singlos Bridgo - Contract or 1 OOP M Duplicato Hacowalking • 1500m 1 30 P.M. Track & FlolcJ 1:30 P.M. Track & Field Awards 3:30 P.M. Sanford Civic Cenlor Sanford Museum Sanford City Hall Over 50 Club Sominole Baptist Association Sominole Cty Extension Homemakers Sanford Shutfloborad Club Seminole Community Collego Sanford Senior Center Bowl Amorlca Sanford Womons Club Sanford Shuffleboard Club Sanford Lions Club Rotirod Senior Voluntoer Program Bowl Amorica Sanford Women s Club Sominole High School Sominolo High School Sominole High School Kiwams Club Kiwanls Club Kiwanis Club Is Pain Turning You Into A Bad Sport? 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Church Avc. •Longwood, FL 32750 •767-0500 ^ HANDICAP OWNED 9 AND OPERATED C till I •*» 'l o i r /m for Luctkil )ntl North of E 4.V4 rl Cormrof Grant St. A Church A lt . r F V ; T 7JIV4U1Y. Time To Call... TRI-COUNTY ORTHOPAEDICS, P.A. J O H N S C H A E F F E R , M .D ., l*.A. M IC H A E L S M IG IE L S K I. M .I)., P.A. V < it l(i/ lz li| g in T o t a l J o i n t f t v p U u v n w n l „ , , _ K n e e A A n k l e l n ( u r y • F o o t P r o b le m s • S |u >r t ln | i ir y s 317 N M a nfp H isiln v A v c .Sanford. I I 32771 P h o n e :(4 0 7 )3 2 3 -2 5 7 7 I I.3A Saxon lllvcl O ra n g e City, I I 32763 I'h o n e ( ‘X U ) 775-0222 �•* Sanfo'd HtiaM, tin to fd flortd l - Thundlii, Wowwbw 10. 1IM __ ____ Editorials/ Opinions I S a n f o r d H e r a ld (list's set ztct 300 N H U NCH AVK HANFORD. FLA 32771 Arr a Cmle 407-322 201 I 08 831 0903 L tt) K Losr •Idle* WILLIAM A. RUSHER Im p licatio n s of IQ on eth n ic groups O d t lt a H Pugh - U u i m i u M anage fHltWW3tH*TK>N HAIl: 3 Motilli* Q MimiIIi i I Ywtf *11*50 *30 OO 478 00 florid* n#»*d#nU m u ll pay 7 \ tala* taa in addition to rat** abo»* EDITORIAL A time to remember 7 I Tomorrow is Veteran** !><iy. It l* dedicated to h on or peop lr w h o h a v r served In th r va rio u s m ilita ry service* in our n a tio n 's war* anti a rm e d conflicts Those w ho served tn peacetim e are also to be saluted Several event* w ill he held tn C e ntra l Florid a , th r most local b rin g t h r annual Veteran*' Day parade and c e re m o n y Th e [tarade w ill tw-gin at the G re a te r Hanford C h a m b e r of C o m m e rc e parking lot at 1 0 3 0 , and be at M em orial I'a rk at the ta krfro n t b y I I a m . the official tim e for this m e m o ria l observance J u d g in g from past years, o n ly a small n u m b e r of prople m a y tu rn out M o stly those w h o w ill lie on ha n d a rr form er m ilita ry personnel, some w h o retired niter lengthy te rm s of *ervi< r a n d others w ho w r r r o n ly In lo r a sp e c ific t w o . th re e o r f o u r ye ar enlistm ent These rem arks therelore. are for the jieople w h o w ill not be a tte n d in g a n y official observance T h e re is p ro tu h ly n o fam ily w h ic h hasn't had som e m e m b e r serve tn the u n ifo rm of our c o u n try As su ch , to m o rro w should co n ta in at least a lew m o m e n ts of recollection a b o u t the la m ily veterans Th o se w h o b o th e r to researrh th e ir fam ily tree* o lle n k n o w of lon g gone relative* w h o served in the ({e v o lu tio n a ry W a r. C iv il W ar. W o rld W a r 1 and II A s afterthought, s tu d rn l* of these conflict* often have both p ro a n d con opinion* over w h e th e r or not the w a r should have o ccurre d Yet each of these w ar* are part of our n a tio n 's heritage C o n s id e r tor a m o m e n t It a n y one ut lite m h a d never o c c u rre d U u i nation, o u r ve ry live* w ould Ire c h a n g e d For the Ijclle r or w orse? W e will never know* lor certain. E a c h of these w a rs how ever, as In recent conflict* such a* Viet N a m , K o re a . Deserl S to rm , have helped the U nited State* prove, tim e and tim e a g a in , that o u r people value their freedom above all rise, in c lu d in g th rlr v e ry live*. In this m od e rn age. [tropic c o m p la in about o u r g o ve rn m e n t, o u r political leader*, crim e o n the streets, an d w h at are seen as other problem s. H ut we have the freedom to c o m p la in , to object, to react. People ra n ru n for olllce. su pp ort others w h o do. help o rg a n iza tio n s w h ic h try to m ake o u r lives better W e ra n do that lierau.se of o u r freedom s T h e D e cla ra tio n of Ind e p en d e n ce . C o n ­ stitution of (h r U n ite d States, an d all other historical d o cu m e n t* m a y have led the w a y In it ia lly , b u t It i » o u r m ilit a r y se rvice personnel w h o have m a intained the freedom these d ocum en t* called for. If there are fo rm e r service m en a n d w om en in y o u r fam ily, give th em som e thought to m o rro w . T h e y gave a lot. E a c h o f us has benefited from w h a t th e y did. V eterans' D a y. 1995. D on 't Just let It pass. A t least give a few m o m e n ts for those w h o gave so m u c h m ore . LETTER Horrors of GATT Lame Duck Congress to convene on Nov 30 First to debate on waiving the budget rules to add the 31 billion dollars lost on G A T T to the national debt, to make up for lost tartfls Then If approved, vote on G A T T by the Senate. The House to convene tn November and vote on GATT the 29th Tilts will be G A T T 's final round and America's last gasp Th e first round of GATr went Into effect In 1980 under Jim m y Carter and has done tremendous damage to the U S. economy tn lost factories and Jobs It has also made a mockery of the expression "free trade." Those who will not return to Congress after Jan 3. 1995 arr free to vent their spleen by voting for G A T T and/or sell their vote to the highest bidder. In this case. Clinton, who will Intone his famous “ Th e store la open." It will not matter how Congressmen have voted on the Second Am endm ent us G A T T will take your guns anyway, tjecause G A T T negates the Con­ stitution. As an iiddrd attraction, another little goody has Ireen added to this bill In the form of lower Intrrrst rales on series E U.S savings bonds So much for the widows and orphans A. Stelfms Ft. Pierce. Fla L E T T E R S T O E D IT O R betters to the editor are welcome All letters must be signed. Include the address of the writer and u daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and tie as brief as poAvIblr The letters are subject to editing Every society has Its latinos and one of America s biggest is against o|>en discussion ■>! (•ossihlr geneth difference* In the average intelligence of various ethnic gnnq** So Chaites Murray and the lair Hit haul llrrin s irtn must havr known they were walking Into a tmzz saw when they wrote ’ The IW-tl C urve.” The book s most controversial contentions are 111 that some portion of every Individual s "Intelligence quotient" (the authors estimate it at W l prrvcntl ts genetic tn origin and I here lore heritable (21 that a person's IU Is predictive of m any educational economic and watal out iw m es", (31 that America's blacks score, on average. 15 point* lower than whites on standard 1U tests while Asians store higher than whites and Ashkenazi Jew* Iroin Eastern Europe score highest of all. 141 that it ts unlikely that non genetie (actors such a* the environment ran account for the whole of these group differente* and (3| that therefore efforts to reduce thr hia< k* group IQ drfVtl and It* socioeconomic const qurners by making purely rnvtionm eutal tm pros rm rnta must, tn some large eaten I tall In addition to the inherently unpalatable nature of such a contention. It flies In the face of one of liberalism a (driest and moat <brushed conviction* that human naturr t* inflnitrly malleable and henre capable r.f unlim ited Imp'ovenwnt Moreover, at a grimly practical level it threaten* to ret}uce the ra p rn d l lure of government fund* on pro je cts designed to Improve the btaek pnputa non * environm ent tor the aforesaid pur l«w * expenditures that may not help their n o m in al beneficiaries m uch tmt which assuredly (teneflt all sorts of people, Irm n C on grrsameil to tracbeta ( M any cubes and aortal w o r k e r* i M m willing lo who are involved in concede, la n d p ro fit fro m 1 ho waver their delivery reluctantly that So the furor the the 15 point book ha* caused t* disparity is real 1 u nderstandable It lias tru luded hysterical attacks on the two w holarlv author* a* ractsi* flat dental* that there t* any such thing as intelligence or that, if there t* it ran hr measured or that gene* [day any part In Intelligence whatever and - contradIrtortIy thal m uch or all that the author* assert ha* long teen known and henre tsn t new* Many ertth* seem willing to concede however reluctantly, that the 15 point disparity I* real hut challenge the allrgrd genetic component of the lower average tda< k arore sod alresa tnatrad 11* supposed environmental origins llul this effort t* fatally undermined when one m insider* Its implication* for the high end id the IO curve If p** prenatal <are (for e ta m p k l l* *• wane argue a m ajor reason for blai k« group deft* it In IQ mu*t we conclude that Asian* prenatal ia ie la rvecewsartlv teller than that rd white* and dial Kasl European Jew* rnjny the test prenatal ( are of all? 1'om ntcnlator* * urh a* H arvard • G le n n Lowry, w h o wonder whether these delicate matter* ought to le dtw visaed publicly at all. raise a legitimate point Hut In a democracy whtrh depend* on an m lo rm rd clttaenry. I see no alternative Certainly we ran never hoje to reach ralKl policy decision* If w r deliberately Wind ouraelve* tn die tacts u p a i whic h such decision* should he based JA C K ANDERSON Slow information superhighway Y our right to health care You've gotta right! I've gotta right' We've all gotta right! S h u m e e ytnr l we do! We've all got rights We ve also got left*, up* downs, front* and r»ars too Have any of you goat folks out there tn LsLaLand noticed wh.it has not been listed In dial bunch and a half of **gottaV*. Go ahead reread this llrst para­ graph — see uli.it v not there Aw ! Come on! Don't tell me you can't see what's not there What 's the matter, have you got eye trouble? Or Is It simply a case that you don't want" to see w hat * not there'' Oh I see! You see tt. but you're not about to admit you recognized Immediately what tsnt there W hat * the matter-ashamed'' Troubled that you don't have the guts to own up to It? Go ahead-pronounce "th a t" word O h my! Keally? Well, honestly, you don’t have to awrar up such a storm on *uth a sunny day H err -let me help yo u — It's pronounced r-e-s-p-o n -s-l-b -U t-t-y There! Now. that really didn't hurt all that much, did it? Oh! It did! W e ll-l-o -u -g-h! And therein lies the fly-ln-thc ointment. Everybody demands his/her 'rights' while flatly rejecting his/her corresponding responsibilities, I feel full well lhai the vast majority of you demand "each and every one" of what you think Is your "righ ts" while rejecting "each and every” corresponding responsibility. Th e y do. you know, go hand In hand Trouble is. for ye ars now , y o u 'v e been " s c a r f ln g -u p " right-after right-after right, and at the same lime, demanding that someone else pick up the tab Well, folks, the "tab plckrr” ts getting his/her All You do have a "right to own und drive u Lincoln Town C a r--O N LY If you can [w y for and maintain It. Don't ask the rest of us to do It for you You do have a "righ t" lo own und operate a private airplane, yariit. or fleet of Ilm o s-O N LY If you can pay for and maintain them Don't ask the rest of us to do It for you. You do have a "righ t" lo acquire every beautiful, wonderful, and desirable thing that m ankind and nature has created, K ami "O N L Y IF", you have the legal means to do so Don't ask the rest of us to acquire them for you and hand thrai to you on u silver platter You do have a "rig h t" to have everything under the sun that you can "afford" and not 2 lousy nickels worth more. That very same right also apptlr* to grab your hats - as well as your socks, cause yo u ’re not going to like what follows-the fiasco of ’’ health c a re ". Th e re 's been so m u ch c o n tra d ic tin g "h o m o g e n ize d hefferdust” NELSO N TU L L A R spilling all over the landscape- out of D C .-th a t most of you havr been 'spoon fed" that *’U's your right" to universal health rare. Not so! Never was! Never will tie! No-Way Healthcare is-rtght now-available to all those folks who wish to allocate that portion of th rlr available funds to that p a rticula r “ purchasable Item ". Th e very same also applies to Te as, llrans, C o rn " as well as T-bone steaks. Porterhouse steaks and Prime Mlbs If you ran afford lo rat "top s h e lf, then you buy (that’s like In "p u ri base") top shelf. If not "top s h e lf , then you lower your sights a smldgr or two and eat a bit Inwrr. Unfortunately, thr same applies to health care Top shelf health care ts truly expensive. Llkr airplanes, yachis. and A rris of llmim, It Is available only to those with the means to afford tt Most of us (please note the use of " u s " ) simply cannot alford tt-s o -w r buy (purchase) ihr best health cure plan tht wr can for the level of funds that we are willing to allocate for that Item You...and I... have no more "right'* to top-shelf health rare than w r do to airplanes, yachts, fleets of llmos. os well as T-b o n e steaks. Porterhouse steaks and Prime Ribs. We do. however, have the right to 'strive to acquire" those H e m s -b y all legal means posslble-bul nnt a single nickels worth more. Like It or n o t-lt Is N O T a governmental function to "b u rp us and changr us and nurture us” from the cradle lo the grave. Llstrn-up! T h a t 's ' ’o u r" Job! Let's get to It! Go ahead and chew away on thut one. Don't bite your tongue. You'll necd..."healtncare"... and tongue surgeons are quite expensive... maybe ” Tonoo"expenslve. So...m y good friends out Ihere tn Nrver-Never-Land. have a grand and glorious day. tie good to yourselves and kind to others. W A S H IN G T O N The Is .) thal Congrats stalled p ro gre ss o n the In fo rm a tio n superhighway" In the final strelrh of the I03rd Congress give* new meaning to Hie lrtm a u d io k In eartv 1993 Democrats and Republicans agreed that thr time had come lor an overhaul of trlet iHim tunk at tots taw Mix h ol Ihr Industry born the largest telephone rompanle* lo the smallesl cable provider* — was also ( Unvoting for a n o v e r h a u l W ashin gto n had a historic opportuntiv to prepare lor a revo lo tio n th a t w o u ld fundam entally alter tire w a y Americans ru m ro u t) teste and receive information Hut as so ottrn hap pen* h e re tn the grtdka k « apttal. the devil was in thr dr tails C o m m u n ic a tio n * e a p rrt* have tong I But as so often foreseen a day when happens here in consum er* ra n t r ­ (he gridlock ee I v r a l l I h e i r capital, the devil r l r r l r n n lr com was In the m unlcatlon through details J any o n e ol fo u r media I fie telephone wire. Ifie electric utility wire, the cable wire or salrllltes but under th r <urrrnt laws almost nobody hut the baby bells t* allowed to <a iry locat telephone service Conversely, the babylie Hs a rr forbidden lo deliver cable television, while municipalities have given the cable rum|>anle* incredible monopolies that |ai k up Ihr price of service while offering consumer* no other choices. T w o separate hills designed lo lilt thrse barriers passed the House tn June with o v e rw h e lm in g b ip a rtisa n support T w o months later, the key Senatr committer — Com m erce. Science and Transportation — jKissed a related m raxurr thut also had bipartisan support Although the hilts dif­ fered. It seemed a sure bet at the time that a (o m p ro m lsr hill would pas* try the end of the yrar. Hut thrre months later, a group of obstructionist Republicans bent on polltlr al gain, an d llirre greedy regional telephone companies, managed to kill any chance (or a vole this yrar. T h is was Hie kind ol law. though highly technical In Hs lango«Kr and provisions, that would have had a direct impart on Ih r porkctbnnk* of millions of consumers The jac k of a i ompromlsr means Iran rnni|>rl|l|nn la-tween cable and phone companies, which would have reduced prices In both Industries Th e failure to compromise means dotnrstlc communications linn s arr now more likely to look for foreign partners — instead of Am erican firms — for the superior products Am erica could have hern producing after an Industry shake-up. According to one econom­ ic forecasting firm, the W E F A Group. In ­ dustry deregulation wt.uld havr created some 3.6 m illion more Jotm t>etwrrn 1995 and 2003. In 1982. the Justice Department wrapped up an eight-year antitrust suit against A T M with a "consent decree" that ended A T A T 's monopoly on local telephone service, leaving them to compete prim arily as a long distance com pany. Local telephone service was turned over to the seven reglonul "baby bells.” which were given a telephone monopoly Hi thrlr zone tmt were barred from selling long-dlstam r service. Th e companies were also prohibited front manufacturing trie phone equipment. Most companies were happy with this deal until emerging trchnologlrs tx-g.m lo revolu­ tionize the In d u stry a few years ago. Suddenly, global pressure was forcing A m e ri­ can com [tattles to com [tele In a new world, where telephone technology was evolving exponentially. It presented u golden opportu­ nity for American business, as U.S. com pa­ nies have traditionally been leaders In emerging technologies �Sanford ewlyweds’ kidney transplant completed without a hitch |8 f C H R IS T SA M D IR IAssociated P 'M I Writer SAN INKOO Victoria In h.i* finally made 11>.>mI on her wedding promise in | lie f h lts lM n d In two J S hour operation* I \k ednesdat four dnrtnrs rr inm rtl o i k of her k liliK y i and IimplantedI* in Randall f'urlee * t hr iqwratlon*. ts»th af them [w e ir (jullr siniessful said l>r I Rnta-rl Mendez Victoria gave a beautiful kidney lo Kandy and « llr i » t were «M r In Implant II and hunk II up II lo 'k ril Just [ lirautlful. )u»i a* II did whan II I I amr out ol Io r Husband and » l l r were rr [r u p r rating today in separate I risitn* «l Sharp Memorial Hoapl i la] where they were m artini <hl I I They d l l M i l d Iw ahlr to ipt hoinr m rarly a* next a r r li . ■ha tor* *ald Kandall. whose- kldnry* *rrrr ruin rd try diabetes. lsn'1 com p lrlrly mil ol Ih r woods IS |irr( rril of kldnry transplant* (all Mul If hi* r r t n v r r y I* s u rre s s fu l h r 'II h a v r m o rr r n r » ( y and hr ablr In produr r children ihr doctor* *aid III* bride • rrewvrry will t«e eotUer, Although n i« an tn«ult to hrr Utdy trtnjxraMlv *hr'|| respond i at hr r dramalkally and rapidly and w ill frrl p rrlly normal In a day or two *' said Mendez Shortly aftri Ih r tm iplr got engaged tn February. Curler 46 I r a r n r d that h r w o u ld d ir without a transplant H r gave V k I or la a i ham e in liar k oul of / Parade Ihr H M Illilfr. hill *hr nflrrrd IO lir a donor and d o r ia n were *u ri>ri *rd whrn lest* Indlrai rd *hr a a* a |(ood match |k*tor* had lo scuttle thfrr prrvlou* transplant atirm pt* because of last rn in u lr rnm pll< atlon* A Ju ly operation waa ra n rrlrd when lr*t* raised question* al*iut C u rlrr • hrart surviving Ihr surgery || waa rewtiedulrd for Se pte m b er. but C u r l r r lurnrd out to t«r Inm defU Irnt T h ro la*l m o n th , a dnrtor tit< krd part of Victoria* kldnry during pre-operation. requiring anfrlhrr poalponrm rnl Aland 26 (**) people- In Ihr United Slalr* a ir waiting for nrw kldnry* only aland h IKJO mir donated rarh year Astronauts aim solar m onitors at sun ■ y MARCIA 0UN N I Af* Aarospac* Wniac C A P E C A N A V E R A L — For Ihr [thtid lime tri nearly a wrek [A tla n tis a s tro n a u t* a im ed ■liar rn rigy month** a! llir sun [ Wednesday for rlu r* atvsil the |dwindling ozone layer and global warming The only way lo understand h u m a n * Impact on th r atn xM phrrr I* lo track thr *uhllr naturally recurring change* in •olar energy, said NASA w ten 11*1 Ernest Hllscnrath w ho* In charge of an ozone monitor firing on Atlantia Hllsenrath *irr*srd that It * a tedious pctM rss with lllllr fan larr ' T h r r r aren't anv real disco* cries h r *ald Wc haven't Irarnrd anything new about Ifw •on The *un I* not going oul We haven 1 found anything new shout itw Am an Ur ozorw hole What we ir doing now la p r o v i d i n g a b a a e lin e for measurement! for the future I rail II a legacy fur environmental Inveatlgaiora in the next eenlu ra rh .' Kirby Swine hart said fighting hark Itw tear* "W e're )u*t average people A hundred dollar* t* * lot of money lor u » I can't twllevr thev re doing till* for ua ” In addition to Itw llnain tal *up(*»M. neighbor* have tw rn twinging hod tn the house every night and offering comforting words hug* and other a**t*t once ‘ It • Itkr a block p a rly ." Kirby Swtneharl said "B u l. right now. the only bkrrk party I want to have l* one whetr I m welcom­ ing my w>n home " Meanwhile Volusia County •hertfr* rfliclal* said Jam ie remain* In the Vrdu*!* County jail on AVKI OOO tmnd while itw Im rstlgatkm lo n ltn u r* H r t* on •ul< ide walrh. ' We know hr dldn t do It." said friend Sue Mohr We'll •uppirt him how ever we ran * Donation* to I Iw defenoe fund may tw sent to F'lr*t Seminole lUnk. 3505 W Lake Marv hlvd . Lake Mary Fla 32746 Wisteria l/nvr Loftgwimd. died Tueaday. Nov. 8. 1994 M his lesldenc* IVtrn J u ly *» 1910 in llftiuklyi t. NY. , tw moved in Central Fkirrda in 1972 l ( r wk* a retired *alr* manager with Rotvtnaon* of Hartsdale. N V He wa* a mrintwr of the Cat hoi ic C h u rc h ol the A n nunciation. L o n g w n o d He b e lo ng e d In Knight* of Columbus. Elk*, and Volunteer Fire Department all of Vorkatown Heights N V H r was a ve trran of the U S A rm y during World War II Survivor* Include son. Charles T . L a k e M a ry ; d a u g h te rs Maureen E Messina. Kathleen A M cCuskee Ihw hm er. both ol Uingw iiod nine grandchildren Gaines Carey Hand Garden C ha jw l Funeral Home. Longwood. In charge ol arrange­ ments D O N A L D L E IT H E R W IN D o n a ld Letth E r w i n . 7 9 . Crossroads Place. Casselberry, died Friday. Nov. 4. 1994 al his residence Hr was Itorn Jan . 25. 1915 in Roncevcrtr. W .Va He was a minister for Winter Park Presbyterian Church Survivor* include wife, Myrnu I. son. Donald L. J r .. Winter Park, two grandchildren South Bend. Ind . seven grand­ children Gaines C a rry Hand Gardrn (h * p * l FunS isI H om e. In n ( wo4d In ilit r g r of arrange meat 4 ry " Rally Thursday. No»*mtiar 10 1W4 TA growing steadily since || was revived several year* ago The paradr. o n e r a city wide extravaganza, fell by ih r wayside in Ihr 11160* For year* ihr parade* d w in dle d in slzr and then the school stopped s< tird u lln g Ihrm In Ihr la ir lOHOs. Ihr paradr wav rrlntrndurrd aflrr shidrnt* and some faculty asked for I I . The [lar.idr w ill begin in fronl of Ihr N rw Trlbrv Mission and travel wrsl along Flr*l Street to Ihr Magnolia Mall where Ih rrr will br a brief prp rally Arro rdlng In flm d r Dennis W h llm lrr of Ihr Sanford Police Department. First Street will Iw rlcnrd lor ih r duration til Ih r parade and cross •tree!* w ill h r closrd a* Ihr parade passe* by. "Th e whole th in g will takr maybe 20 minute* and then th r jw p rally will takr another IS or 20 minutes so It w o n 't be too long.” W h llm lrr said "B u i It will tie at 5 so everything In downtown i» preiiy m uch shut down by then ’ The Seminole High Homecoming Parade is lrr r arid open lo i h r public. organDrr* said. Everyone I* invilrd lo line Ih r slrrrts and c h rrr on thr hometown students C o ntinued fro m Page 1A Hiding In *parklmg convertible* and dressed In Itw If Sunday l«r»t (or. Thursday l>r*i. a* Ihr rawmay tir|. ih r 10candldair* for king and Ihr |0 for queen will hr CttebrUkt dtl jour, arrrpling Ih r i tirrraol ih r crowd Football player* In I hr lr black and orange. will tiring morr adoring i lirri* from Ih r rrowd Ka< h d u h al Itw w tu u l ha* Ih r opportunity to ( rra lr a float lha! represents ih r theme "Ilutld r in up. Ju*i lo twal rm down " T h r r r will tw r t illin g r olorful n*m i * hulll on trallrr twd* Other* will d rm ra tr Ihrir car* and truck* ‘ They u*r a lot of Imagination." Ja r kaon *ald Loral dignitaries Inrludlng m rm hrr* of ih r school hoard. Hanford Potl<r Chtrf Ralph Russell. Sheriff thin Esllngrr Mayor H rttyr Smith and m rm hrr* of Ih r Sanford City Commlaalon. havr twrn Invilrd to lakr jaxrl In Ihr paradr Hand* from Midway Goldsboro and Hamilton rlrm rn la ry schools Sanford and Lakrvlcw Mid d ir whool and. t4 course. Srmtnnlr High School w III hr performing in Ihr parade Attendance for the annual jmradr ha* hern Veterans C o n tin u e d fro m Page IA Emcee will Iw hud Hedinger. of Channel 6 Mualr will tw provided by ihe Marlin Marietta ( hotair and Ensemble and Ihr Hoalr O'Grady'* Highlander* Pt|w hand (h e r AO mlltiary and civilian unit* are rxprctrd lo participate T h r one hour program 1* free and open lo Ih r public and will conclude with a flyover by ih r Valiant Air ('om mand Woodlawn M rm nrtal Park and Funeral Homr loealrd off O ld W ln irr Garden Hcxid. twtwrrn Orlando and W in te r Garden Tht* year d u rin g Ih r annual r v r n l. aprctal recognition w ill be given lo V lrln a m War Veteran* G u e s t speaker I* Dr J Howard Edlngton. Pastor of First Preshvlertan C hun'h. Orlando Female service personnel are also urged lo attend Ihe event An estimated 85 veteran and patriotic urg.ml/.i lion* have tw rn invited For additio n al Information, phone Mickey Moore at 2ft l I T G I An rvenl *pon*r*frd by the 50lh Anniversary of World War II Commemorative Comm uter will tw held on Nov 11 beginning al 10 4S a rn al Judge C a n lln u rd from Pag* I A A ctmwlentMsj* worker hi* ! father saul hr used hi* first call after tw was arrested to call hi* 1supervisor at work to trll him tw would not tw in that day Holy Cross Lutheran C h u rrh in t.jk r Msry Ira* ratalrllstwil a fund lo (ray for Jamkr'a legal dcbitse at the First Srm lnolr IMnk in Lake Mary Neighbor* have twrn giving m o n e y, b u l m u c h m ore I* needed Throe (wuplr ate giving tlO O C o n tinued from Pag* I A other county in the rtreutt The rirru tt la comprised of Seminole and Brevard counties The circuit was formed In the late I960* and Judges traveled itw "rtreutt" to preside In case* There are about twice the number of registered voter* tn Brevard County than there are in Seminole County but v»>ter* from both co un tlrs vote on Judge candidate* The »tor> In question noted voters in the counties DEATHS Jon B. Shaw J O E B. S H A W Jiw II Shaw. H7. N Devon. Winter Spring*, died Sunday. Nov 6. I'fM . al his residence Born Sept H. 1907 in Hart County. G «.. hr moved lo Cen­ tral Florida In 1927 He was an agricultural foreman He was a member of Wesleyan C hurch of I'.lul.l S u r v i v o r s In c lu d e so n * . Donald h . Winter Springs. John A . [leLand. »Utcr. Annie Grace Thomas, suntord one grand­ daughter two greatgrandrhildrrn lialdwm -F a l r i h lld -O a k la w n Park Cem etery and Funeral Home. Lakr Mary. In charge of arrangement* HUGH G A R LA N D BUCK JR . Hugh Garland Huck. J r .. 42. W oodrosc C o u rt, A lta m o n te Springs, died Ttwsday. Nov. 8. 1994 at Cedar* Mrdlcal Center, Mi mu horn Dei 17 1931 m Lynchburg. Va.. he moved lo Central Florida In 1982 He was a self-employed salesman He was a member of First ILiptlst Church of Central Florida S u rvivo rs Include wife. J . Jane son. H Sp* m er. Alla m o n te S p r in g s , d a u g h t e r . Melinda, Baltimore, sinters. Tina Garofnlo, Si G r o r g r , U la li. Dianne Clark. Orlando, Traci Johnson, Baltimore, brother*. Michael, lavs Vegas. Stephen. Charleston. S.C. U ald w in -F a irc h ild F u n e ra l Home. Porrat City. In charge ol arrangements A D A G A G E R D E N N IS A d a G a g e r D e n n is . 115. Roosevelt Avenue. Sanford, died Sunday. Nov ti 11*94 al DelLtry Manor Born March 27. 1879 In Orangeburg. S C., she moved to Central Florida from Jackson­ ville In 1934. She was a homeluakrr. She belonged lo Trin ity Ifnltrd Methodist Church. Survivors Include son. Leslie Gager. Sunfnrd: four grandc h i l d r e n ; Sanford. Florida 2 1 g r e a t * grandchildren Wilson Eu hrllrergcr Mortuary. Inc.. In charge of arrangement*. CH AR LES C. DONALDSON Charles C . Donaldson, 80. H a ld w in -F u lrch lld Funeral Home. Wluler Bark, in charge of arrangements C A R L SHELDO N O E R M A N C a rl Sheldon G e rm a n . 90. Royal Palm Drive Casselberry, died Tuesdy. Nov 8. 1994 at U n g w u o d Health C a rr Center, Born May 9. 1904 In L o n g B o tlo m . Ohio, h r moved to Central Florida In 1978 H r was an u g r n l for F r u it g r o w e r s E x p re s s Survivors Include wife. Mary, daughter. Mary Louise LeMarr. l.n llg W IM M l tlu Id w in -F a ir c h ild F u n e ra l H o m r. Altamonte Springs, tn c barge of arrangrnien ts P E T E R HUGHES H A LP ER N Peler Hughes Halpern. 59. Old Hickory’ Court. Longwnod, died Wednesday. Nov. 9. 1994 at Ills residence. Horn Nov. 21. 1934 In New York City, he moved to Central Florida from Sarasota In 1972. He was an electrical engineer and presidenl of C e n ­ tral Florida Technical Services. He was a member of thr Catholic C h u rc h nl the Annunciation. Longwnod Hr was a memlier of Ihe rh u rrli choir. Institute of E le c t r ic a l and E le c t r o n ic Engineers. Phi Sigma Kappa, and T a u IkTa Pi H r was lluriit In m a n y forrign languages, and authored 16 technical publica­ tion*. Survivors Include wife. Bert. L o n g w n n d : d a u g h te r, K a re n Halpern Tllilis. Longwnod; sons. George L. and Christopher M.. both of Longwuod. Matthew C. Bromberg. San Jose. Calif.: sis­ te r. Georgia ll.ilp r r n l.u k s . JO H N D A V I D J A M E S John David Jame* 72. Loch A rb o r D riv e . S a n fo rd , died Tuesday. Nov I. 1994 al Tampa Hospital I Van Aug 26. 1922 in Green Castle Ind . he moved to C rnira’ Florida In 1984 He was In the security tsistnews, He was a mem twr of Disabled American Veterans and the A m erican Legion There are no known survivor* Baldw In F a lrrh tld -O a k la w n Park C em etery and Funeral Home. l-»ke Mary. In charge of arrangement* IS A B E L L E M C C A F F R E Y Isabelle McCaffrey. 71. C K 420, Geneva, died Tu rsa y , Nov 8, 1994 al South Seminole Com m unity Hospital Born Jan 25. 1923 In Anderson. Ind . she moved to Central Florida in 1963 She was a homemaker She was Prrsbytertan. Survivo rs inelude husband. Richard, son, Tra c y , Geneva, sisters. B e lly H an co ck . A n ­ derson. Ind . Boots Merrick. S u t n m lt v llle , In d . T h e lm a Pullen Frankfort Ind . brother. Bill Weaver. Anderson Ind,; gtaodsoo. Trw ry J r .Orlando Brae on Direct Cremation Serv­ ice, O iD n d n In charge of ar­ rangements E V E L Y N " M A M M A " PER RY Evelyn Mam m a" Perry. 88. Mellonvllte Avenue. Sanford, died Tuesday. Nov 8. 1994 at Flo rid a H ospital. Altam onte Springs Born Nov 14. 1905 tn Georgia, she moved to Central Florida in 1954 She was a homemaker She w asBaptisi Survivors Include daughter. Jessie Nell Williams. Sanford son. Gene. Savannah. G a . six g r a n d c h ild r e n , five g re a t­ grandchildren Woodlawn Funeral Home A M em orial Park. Orlando. In charge of arrangements F U N E R A L brow n xirarpAP Fms >« ur>K « tar All'tot P Brea* of i K M l M rrrvt aSo 1 ^ 0 1 ? H o, I a tll t » I s * V V O r »t 1 p m of A r tis s C G l f l of God at** R n H*nry BufMn Vw aaff a ,II b« fr«m $ • p m F i d i i Bu-iai aill bo m VeV'W Fvnorof Memo lontor* In <S*r«o of »ffongomo**fi DAV to hold service SA N FO R D — Member* of thr Disabled American Veterans In Sanford, will tie holding a special mrtnorl.il service Sunday. Nov. 13. al 2 p m. (or Jo h n David James. 72. of LoCh Arbor Drive. Sanlord. who died Oct. I. In Tampa. James served In the U.S. Navy during World War II. and was commander of ihe office of Naval Intcllrgcncc al Ihe time of his discharge. Horn Aug 20. 1922 in Greencastle. Indiana, he graduated (rnm Indiana University School ol Law. H r was elected and served as prosecuting attorney In Putman County. Indiana He also served as aulstant manager ol Ihr Indianapolis Heller Busi­ ness Bureau He owned and operated a construction com pany for 34 wherr the Judge* will *rrve did almost a tie That * not fair to not give Ihe w inning Judges the overtook th at." The Sanford llrr* h l endorsed majority vote Stephenson received 36.1 0 6 Stephenson for election although vote* in Seminole County corn a larger area newspaper endorsed Bravo pored lo Carm ine Bravo's 37.377 However, in Brevard C o u n ty Before th e e le c tio n , both Stephenson received 69.974 tn Stephenson and Bravo noted the Bravo* 36.678 to clinch the difficulty tn campaigning In an Judge •Job area equivalent lo a rongrrsslo Brevard C o u n ty Judge elect nal district lor the judgeship Warren Burk received 65.270 tn " I agree we need to look at hi* home county compared to his changing this circuit I definitely c h a lle n g e r B r u r e J a c o b u s agree with that.” Stephenson 65.554 Burk bested J a m bus in remarked "B u l to be critical ol Seminole C o unty by a 42.147 to the winning participants beta use 26 839 tally, giving Burk the w in they campaigned hard and won Stephenson said upon t h r i* not fair " If a single county advice of political adviser*, he comprised a circuit, candidate* concentrated ht» campaign ef­ i ould concentrate all thetr cam­ fort* In the voter-rich Brevard p a ig n efforts In th e ir hom r County and relied heavily on county. friend* amt twschrr* to get out the HetmnoleOounty vote Stephenson also noted he re­ "ft was kind of a wonderful ceived nearly 4.500 more voles In th in g ." Stephenson said th is Brevard C ounty than either of thr morning, "w ithout us actively two Judge candidates from there. Stephenson said Ih r investiture really working hard in Seminole County, we still carried enough ceremony m ay be the first week vote* to carry us through to In January Voters Contlaaed fro m Page 1A ford than a n y other com m unity In the county. Chiles r d g r d out Bush In seven of the &mford area pre­ cincts and 23 of the precinct* throughout the county. Chiles also soarrd ahead of Bush In the p r e d o m in a n t l y - D e m o c ra t Ic Midway, w h n e he look 78.9 percent of that co m m u n ity’s vole. Furlong fared well in Sanlord. T e n S a n fo rd -a re a p re c in c ts favored him over Adams Sanfordllrs favored their Republican neighbor Randall Morris ol Lake Mary (nr Ihe District 2 county com mission scat over Longwuod D rm o c ra t A d r ie n n e P e r r y . Morris received 3.688 of the Sanford-area votes, comjiarrd to Ihr Pern ’s 2.685 vole Furlong also lopped Adam* In northern precincts taking In Lake M o n ro e . M id w a y a n d Geneva. P e rry carried o n ly Midway and Just I I of thtprerlncis In the county In Lakr Mary, local voters liked their former mayor, giving Morris a 2-1 edge over Perry Morris received 2.451 of the Lakr Mary-area votes and Perry received 1.120 voles there Lake M a n also supported Bush over Chiles by a wide m argin and A d a m s o v e r F u r lo n g by a 54.5-10-45 5 margin Perry did poorly tn tier home com m unity Of ihe six Longwood-area precincts, she edged pasl Mortis tn only one. Precinct 113. In that precinct. Perry received seven votes Mortis took six. Longwnod also favored Bush and Adams Public school monu Friday. Nov. 11,1994 Drummies Green Beans Chilled Frull Soil Pretzels or Chefs Salad or Bag Lunch Low Fat Milk HR SI ( l JK ! I > •s.-XT* KS.-XI HAM - S e c u r it y N a t Io na I BANk MONEY MARKET ACCOUNT 4.01% John David Jamaa years, prior lo his rctlrrnirnl In Sanford in 1964. I te had no known survivor* A n n u a l P e r c e n t a g e Y ield S t.B S Thil premium i» m h l l r onl> fur new munry nuikrt i.iiu n i opened wsh * minimum hi luxe of Si V«) The imrra-u r>‘e in j the Annual Percentage Yfrld on Vturxy Naounal lUnk M-mey Mario Actountt nuy rhanjrc at often at duly vilynt lo truiket tundxiunt Feet aliened on atuunit llul do tx* maintain a minimum duly hilance (2 12.VO can mkur ihr eamingt on an semur* W ith o v e r s o r M m * A tt r a c t io n s J 1ATVXDAY BANKING HOURS Lobby and drhe ltiru 9i00 AH . - 2i00 PJ4. I I S e c u r it y N a at p u a j UTMUtt •Rl/Sat/Sun 10AM •W i h i h ff m ^ mm& j F D IC t Io n a I S A N FO R D 201 N. P A R K AVENUE (4 0 7 ) 330-6301 BANk �•A - Santonl M*««id Sanlonl. Honda Thuradat. No»*mb»< 10. 1W4 a m K irtw Evening of fashion for a good cause An *»«ning of faaMont with hau mill trantlata into ton activiti** datignwd to K»«P local youths Off tha •UaetB Etoganra a local non profit organization of young adult* will praaant Fashion Eitravagan/a «# d Hot and Olua Saturday. No* 12 at in# Sanford Civic Cantar Monty raiaad at tha thow will banafil tha Sanford A marie an Acadamy o* Arl* a naw program tponsorad by tha Mmiatar'ai Aaaocia lion, to ottar y o u th fun and conatructiva ways to apand thair lima Don at ion a ara ItO In advanca. H 2 at tha door Modaia participating in tha *how are liatad alphabatically Diana Ba*a Hatonya Bail Taryn Ball. Diana CoHaro. Wandy Farrio Cana Grant. Mimi Maamna Charyl Knight. Diana Luatar Forraat McNail Oragory Neaaoma loranyo Pol*. Donahua Badmond, Fallca Bad mond Tharaaa Badmood Paul Bivara Diann Starr, Angala Stawarl and A»hunti Thopiaon Joyca Biggin* it tha *how co-ordmator The Comeback Kid Clinton has two years to earn the title again want, and to work In tandem w ith Republicans Hut there was a certain lamlllarttv In the message It seemed W A S H IN G T O N - "T h e y uard to tie that sh at voters punished to rail me the Comeback Kid." President Clinton *ald before the was not so m uch (wrlnrmanre a* Republican torrent swept the what they d heard about It He said he'd sprui too much lime nation Now he * fltrt two year*, trying to pass lulls to spend with an oppdkltlon Congrr** i tmfrnntlng him. to earn the title enough reassuring Americans that they were part of the for a second term ram|Mlgn proress Actually, that rometiar k labrl * They still believe that gov­ waa hi* own In the first place, a ploy to ease the impact of defeat ernment I* more often ihe pro Idem than the solution." Clinton In ht* Brat presidential prtmarv said, in a line echoing Ronald election In 1992 Now. any Clinton comeback I* Reagan's teats Now he s got to Koine to have to be real, not )u*t convince a m a)nnty that he can the cover *tory for a temporary deliver solultons they want. T o do that, there's no option OTltMMk Not d ir t the IMUI wave that carried the G O P to crntrol but bipartisanship, of course, of the llouae and Senate and to with a Republican Senate,, an astoundlngly Republican House. dominance In the natlon'a state Republican governors dominant houaes tn the states that are crucial In Come 1996 there will tie He publican governor* tn el^lit of presidential elections He spoke of welfare reform as a the nine biggest electoral vote states, the ones that spell victory com m on ground program, of lobbying and campaign finance or defeat reform, applying Ihe taws to The president's options are Congress that cover everybody narrowed now. whatrver he gets else, the line Hem veto to curb done In Congresa will have to be spending All those arr In Re­ gained by compromise, lie said publican programs, loo so Wednesday at a subdued, T h e difference, and Ihe dis conciliatory W'hlte House news cord, will be In the details conference, not really changing Tha t's doubly so on health his proposals so m uch as his care, where he said he remains tone, to stress cooperation, commuted to reform Ihe system bipartisanship, common ground Ills choices are narrowed, his Ideas for the new Congress challenges greater And this I* a Clinton said he'd take his president with a lot of convinc­ share of the blame for Tuesday's ing lo do "W e 've got plenty of Democratic drubbing He said time to worry about ihe neat the voters don't like what they rlrc tlo n ." he said T o lie precise, see when they watch Washing­ four days short of two years ton at work, and they held the First the primaries, of course. Democrats accountable because New Hampshire's, probably on they were the party In charge Feb 20. 1996. Is where Clinton “ Th e y sent us a clear message. produced his preemptive con­ I got it. and I'm going to cession In 1992. calling defeat a redouble m y efforts." he said, to comeback So the Democrats had bettrr deliver the governance people ■ y W A L T E R R. R E A R S An AP NawB A n a t y » l » _________ not wall long to start worrying about a way ba< k Few neatly three decades election upbeat als like those of the Tuesday hallotuig — not a single Re publican Incumbent lor Con gress or governor lost. only Deinia rats — have hren preta* es to presidential petti So i t s as tn I9t>0 for e sample, the Republican revival that son the White House two years later And in 1974. In favor of Demo crats. the prrface to J im m y Carter's one term presidency Four years later. Republican gains foretold Itragan And these Democratic defeat* dwarf any of those The last time sue h a midterm trend was totally reversed was In Harry T ru m a n ’s 1948 upset of the century "I will do everything in iny |i<>wrr to reach out.** Clinton said a m id the D e m o cra ticwreckage on W ednesday I want lo work w ith them ." But he II have to work against th e m , too W o u ld -b e G O P challengers called the elections a total repudiation of hi* pro gram*, a change order to the president, an anti-Clinton land slide A n d the p re sid e n t, asked whether he would have won had this been the presidential re­ election year, said he'd like to think so " I would have hern a ferocious defender of what we have done." h r said E D IT O R ’S N O T E - Waller R Mrars. vice president and col urnnlst for The Associated Press, has reported on Washington and national pollilrs for more than 30 years Good inflation news won’t stop Fed from raising rates, economists say E y R A R T IN C R U TS IN O E R AP Economic* Writer__________ W A S H IN G T O N The news on Inflation has been good lately, but that w on’t stop the Federal Hrsrrve from Increasing Interest rates, economists arc predicting Now that the congressional elections are over, the Federal Reserve Is poised to come off the sidelines and boost Interest rates for a sixth time this year, say economists who argue that It Isn't a question of when Ih r Fed raises Interest ralrs. but how much. Some analysts believe that today's inflation report, which will show price pressures at the wholesale level In October, will Influence how large a rate In­ crease to expect from the central hank next month. If. as expected, the report on wholesale prices shows a modest increase, then It will strengthen ihe hand of thoae Fed policy­ makers who are arguing for only a moderate Increase of around one-half percentage point, ana­ lysts said. However. If the wholesale price report surprises with a worse than expected figure. It would provide am m unition to those on the Fed who are arguing for a dramatic move of a full percent­ age point or more. "If the wholesale price report shows that Inflation Is still only In '.he pipeline. It will m akr It harder for the Fed to do a really bold num ber." said Robert Drd r r l c k . c h ie f e co no m ist at Northern Tru st Co. In Chicago Hut good Inflation figures w o n 't k ee p th e Fed fro m tightening next week, analysts said, urgulng that too many reports have shown the economy Is still growing fastrr than the Fed would like us It seeks to slow business activity to n rate that w ill keep price pressures at hay next yrar "T h e Fed Is going to lighten." said economist Stephen Roach of Morgan Stanlry A Co. "There Is still a risk that monetary policy has been too stimulative. They have lo lukc that stimulation out of the economy." T h e Fed has boosted its target for the federal funds rate, the interest that banks charge each other on overnight loans, by 1.75 percentage (Mints this year, taking It from 3 percent at Ihe beginning of February to 4.75 percent now. T h e lust Increase was a half perrenlugr (Mint on A u g 16 Dedrrlck said hr was looking for Ihe October, report to show wholesale prices actually falling by 0.1 percent, ulthough o.hcr analysts were looking for a slight Increase of around 0 .1 percent H : d u j-M ^ e > u B EA TJH E CLOCK SALE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 /eyfayiy. e.»M ■6.PM ONLY j g j S g g DON'T LET THE CLOCK BEAT YOU!!! OFF STOREWIDE 8 AM • 10 AM BEAT THE CLOCK OFF STOREWIDE 10 AM •12 PM BEAT THE CLOCK OFF STOREWIDE 12 PM • 3 PM BEAT THE CLOCK OFF STOREWIDE 3 PM • 6 PM BEAT THE CLOCK THE EARLIER YOU SHOP • THE MORE YOU SAVE WORLD'S LARGEST SIMMONS BEAUTY REST SALE Prices fell by 0 5 (K-rcrnl In September. Ihe biggest decline In more than a year. Michael Nirm lra of Mitsubishi Hunk In N rw York said Ih r good Inflation news would continue even though there will be some upward prrssure from energy prices, which fell sharply In September. H r said that a drop In n rw ear prices should help hold down Ih r overall rate. 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French Ave. Sanford •MASTERCARD •VISA •DISCOVER • \ HEILIQ MEYERS CARO •IN STORE CREDIT (407) 322-7953 i �r , Leaders pulling away IN BRIEF H Young G uns extend w inning streak to 13 m atches ' ■ ’ * » * V V ................. t LOCALLY Pee Wee Rams advance Prom t la ft Rwpoeli I.AKK MARY - Thr I akr Warv ls^» Warner Youth riaHhill IW W re H*mi drfr«trtl thr l*on ()r«n fr I U » k i 30(1 T ik h U v to wtn Central Florida i laitrtn Dt%likin c hamptonshlp Thr IVr Wrr IKvUkin of l*op Wamrr Football la lot (4a)er* « ti<> atr brlwrrn thr i|r« u1 10 and 12 and weigh trtarrn 70 and l<m (■Hinds Now 11 -O on thr v i k t i thr lYr Wrr Hama ailvtmr In tia'ikr thr Western Division rhampt on Wrat Orange W arts** lor thr Ontral Florida i ham (donah ip at II am thta Saturday Nov 12 at thr Ikauvr Hltti Sa h<aW Stadium T h r winner <d that game ra tio thr ti|ht to Iravrl to Fort Mvet* tatrr thta month to contest lor thr atatr rhaxnpkmahtp SANFO KD There serins to i » no *t<>p(>tng the Young Gun* this season traders of the Sanford H rrrratlon C o r d Power Volley lu ll Ira g u r thr Young G u n s continued tn distance themselves from thr other lour tram* In th r rtn u lt by winning all three of Ihrtr mstdtrs Wednesday ntghr al Ih r Sanford Middle S t w .il Ciy mrutortum lrt< ludrd tn the wins was a 1315. 158 15 11 victory over thrtr nrarrst comprtltors. T im s Tra m Th r Young Guns oprned (>Uy Wednesday with . W W H U W «»» M « »«««««« . ........................... ... Heat extend C ole s' contract MIAMI — Thr Miami llrat announced Wednesday It hae extended thr mntrart of guard lllmtxi Cole* Trims or thr length of thr ralrnaton were not disc Wised t olra taho waa arqulird hv 1hr Hrat hoot Sat ramrnto tn a draft clay exchange lor Rory Sparrow tn 191*) ha* averaged * 3 point* and 3 It aaatata tn hte lour MIA «rawMta AROUND T N I NATION Blake earns A F C award v *-* ■«■* ' * » » . .............................................. ... ............ ............................................................ .................................... 1 1 , 1 CHARLOTTE. N C - Shuqulllr O Neal acoird 4h points and grabbed 20 rrhounda anti Nick Anderson a layup with I I second* left In oyrrtlmr gave thr Orlando Magtr a 130 128 NIIA victory over wrtnlraa ('harlottr Wednesday Thr Magic rallied from an IH-pnint delicti for thr win and led by two points In nvrrtlmr on flvr arparalr nrasim it Hut thr Hornets atayrd rvrn In Ihr (Inal arcond as Hotirrt Parish hit two Irrr throws wrlth 22 arcond* Irlt Alonzo Mourning flrrd a desperation 30-footer at thr buzrrr. which Irll short Mourning finished with 20 (mints in hia season drbul Hr sat out thr llrat two garttr* of thr season with a Inr tn'urv Lakers' W orthy to retire INGLEWOOD. Calif - James Worthy. Ihr last link to thr "Showtlmr" day* of thr lam Angrlr* latkrr*. will rrtlrr Thur*dav, Thr tram said Wednesday night thr retirernrnt of the w r i t -time all star and MVP of the 19HM NBA Final* will tw unnouiK rd at .tn aflrrnoon new* confcrcncr at thr Forum. Worthy. 33. started this season on thr Injured list tircaosr of tendinitis in hi* left knee and wasn't bring counted on by new coach Del Hurrt* a* a prominent player. Worthy played all 12 of ht* NBA season* with the Laker* alter bring Ihr No I srlrctlon In thr 1982 draft out of North Carolina W HAT’S HAPPENING J U C O Men’s Basketball Sw im m ing and Diving Claaa SA data champlonahlp mad at YMCA Aquatic and Fitness Center, Orlando Swimming preliminaries, 9 a m , girls' diving, 10 a m . boys' diving, 2 p m.; swimming finals, 7 p m. PRO B A S K E T B A L L □ 8 p.m. — W K C F 18. Orlando Magic al New York Knirks. IU Cwwvptsts llaEwga on Pago SB Macher runs league into three-way tie Staff Repeels SA N FO K D — Don Ma. her « hustle on a g ro u n d ball gave C r a z y Wing* Florida S(»irt Wear a 7 O win over Whek hel A Howard Wednes­ day night at Chaar Park and threw the Sanford Her real ton Wednesday Men * Slowpltrh Softball Iwague Into a three way tie Earlier In th r evening Well* Contracting thrashed F A AM No 02 14-1 tn a game slopprd by the 12 run m erry rule after O t Innings Crazy W ings Florida Sport Wear W he |r he I A Howard, and Well* Contracting end the rrgutar season lac ked in a three way tie at 0 3 f A AM No 02 finishes the season at 00 While there waa no official word the three trams will probably come together neat Wednesday to decide the league championship with a two game playoff Don liastl's two run single tn thr bottom of thr second Inning gave Crazy Wings Florida Sprat W -» » a 2 O trad that la a e r d until W hrh h*l A Howard stored three runs in Oie top of the third Crazy Wings- H onda Spirt Wear regained the lead. 4-3. by scoring twice tn the fourth but Whelchel A Howard tied the setae with a run in the fifth, then look a H-4 lead by C flee So ftb a ll, Page 2B to 301 rf A I f / * f f | l sort ra p tu re d the txaianev teem c harnptoevstup with a srtiee of U 25 She atari m a lt lied Itrown * effort in the vault III 301 on I lie way to finishing ninth tn the all around standings (35 75| Slaters C h ris ty and W h itn e y Shepard turned tn outstanding per­ formance* Chrtsly finishing llrat tn th r balance twain competition It* 40) and placing third in thr all-around 130 8()| while Whitney scored 0 30 In take third on thr haU ncr beam and carne In eighth in thr all around 135 831 Other except tonal performance* were given by Emily Cunningham , who compiled a 37 Oft score to come In fourth In the all around standings for the 12 - 1ft age group C u n ­ ningham rn llrrtrd a second on the tkulance twain (9 301. fourth In the floor exercise |9 40). and ninth on the vault (0 40) Alrxts Ford earned third In the floor exrrrtse (0 45| and lied C un nlngharn for ninth on Ihr vault (0 40) on the way to finishing sixth In t)w all-around standings |3fi 35) Amanda Strieker's fifth on the balance beam |8 Oft) and eighth In the flcair exercise 10 051 helped her claim 10th In thr all-around 13ft 25) Brown's Central's Level V squad took third 1184 201 behind Ameri­ c a n T w i s t e r s ( I 8 8 8 ft | a n d latflrurs'latrgo 1180 50) Jessica Illlrk turned In thr Iwst all-round effort, finishing third with a composite mark of 30 05 Hllck finished second In thr floor rxrrcise (9 4ft) and third on thr haluni e twain |0 45) M ragan Mather*. Jessica D e­ Sea B ro w n 's , Page 2B ____ r t A MS i u »»s— HOsasw Jamea Thompson ripped a trtpta. scored a run. and had an RBI. but couldn’t kaep league leading Whelchel & Howard from auBanng a 74 loaa to Crazy Wing* Florida Sport Wear and dropping Into a thrao way tta for first W W k S U h m rC C/»ifW«**ri« tsarf *t — i i> - is III Ml •I - WANNA BUY A FOOTBALL TEAM? Trust puts Buccaneers up for sale; team could be sold before end of ’94 Aaaaelatad Prwaa TAM P A — The T.iin|tu Bay Buccaneers, who have worst record In NFL history, are for sale. T h r three-member trust running the tram atnee fablrd owner Hugh C ulve r house's death last August Is putting the Burs on th r market Immediately, tram offlcUlssaid Wednesday. The team rould lie sold before th r end of the 11*04 season. T h r Tampa Tribune reported today, quoting an unidentified source "The B u rs are for sale," confirmed General Manager Hirhard M cKay. "A n announcement will lie forthwith.” Dw indling revenue* and fan support, and the Culverhouse family's desire to srll prompted the derision, team ofllctals said Financial World Maga/tnr estimated th r franchise's value around $ 142 million T h r trusters want to find Investors Interested In krrping th r tram In Tam pa Bay. T h r St Petersburg See Baca. Page 2B Associated Prwaa Some out-of-state buyers who ve expressvd a desire to acquire the Tampa Bay Buccaneers: • Baltimore Orioles owner Peter Angelos, who reportedly offered 1200 million in February and planned to move the learn, * All three groups trying to put a team In a new stadium In St. Louts; • Chicago real estate magnate Bruce Frye, who has talked about forming an Investor group that would offer between $135 million and $145 million and koep the Bucs In Tampa. * Socrates Babacas. a Springfield, M ass, real estate developer, who has said he and two partners with citrus holdings In Central Florida would make a $175 million offer and keep (he Bucs in Tampa Another night, another track, another win for Balough B y PAUL M A R E B O U A Special to the Herald Polk CC at Samlnola CC. 7:30 p m Hounding uul the standing* are Ti am Itrac h Scene |4 13| and Kelly * Team 12 I5l TA M I'A Caroline T I i i « i i |h >h i « victory in the Level VI all around i nm|etitinu sfirarhradrd the firs! (dace finish of Brown * Central In (he small leant compel If loci al the Trtc k or Treat Invitational held O rt J 't and .M> 1 b w i|M in s combined arorr of 37 50 tn the 9-to I I age group ranve on thr strength of a first (dace finish on the parallel liar* |tt 30). a thud on the balance twain 111 |0). lourth In the vault lit 35|. and fifth in the flcair e sen tsr 111 301 Brown's O n tr a l inmjsssttr ream sc ore of I I I 80 (dar ed the locals a h e a d of G e m i n i C le a r w a t e r 1111 M l t-aflrur* Tampa IIOU 201. and Palm Itrac h Spiels 1 104 751 Carrie Itrown flntahrd second in the All Around |3fi 401 turning in Impressive performance* tn the floor r ir r c ls e 1(135) and vault M IAM I — F o rm rr Attaint H u rric a n e * quartrtbac k Itrintr Koaal will tir ateardrd thr t'nlvrraitv of M u m I Aluinnua of Dtsttivctioa award Saturday hrlorr Miami a home* anting game against Pittsburgh Roy J N'tarhrl vice president l«d university advancement sunt Koaar personifies thr ideal atodrnt alhlrtr and alumni " Kosu who IA1 thr Vane* to llirtt llrat national tltlr in 19*4 and ta now a Ian k up with thr Attaint l)ol(>hin« haa iontrthutnl rnorr than f 50.000 to thr unis r ratty a business eh n il M agic top Hornets in O T Through seven weeks of play, the Young Gun* lift I) havr built a four game lead over Tim * Team (12 S| whose only orher loss sa* a (hire game upsrl last week In third place Hob JonealM 8) Ipwalaf is Ik* NsriM UM iami to honor Kosar Thr week a top special Iranis pla>rr waa anottiri ltrnn.ll kit kri Doug I'rtliry while Nrw York Jrta linebacker Mo U * l t waa thr tirai drlrnatvr playrr. It soannounced Wednesday Itlakr rontplrtrd 31 of 43 attempts (or 3H7 yards in thr hrngala 20 17 oyrrtlmr victory over Seattle on Sunday IVIfrry ki< knl at* Held goals. Including thr winner 17-15 setfiac k al the hands i f Tim 's Tra m in the sec ond match on the night on O rt 5 Even though the Young Guns have defeated Tim 's Team three limes llnrludlng Wednesday night) since then, all three male he* havr gone three games For the season the Voting (juris are 4 I against T im ’s Tra m Thompson’s all-around title leads Brown’s win AROUND THE STATE N E W lO H K - Sanford a J rfl Blake waa thr AM offensive ptavrr of Ihr a i»k lor Iraguti |lj* < trie tnuatl tVrngai* to llietr flia* eVtOrY 'IT fltr 15 in II |5 15 13 dr« talon over IW.b Jones Then after tuttltng paal Tim * Tram, thr Young Gun* ca(>|ird the evening with a 15 II. 15 II sweep of Kelly '* Tram Krlly * Tram, which was also scheduled to play a triplehradrr Wednesday suffered a 15 2. 15 3 sweep al the hand* eg Tim * Tram tn the first round of matches then lost 154, 15 5 to I ram Itrac h Scene In thr second round Hull .tone* completed the evening * (day by sweeping Team llrae h Srene 10 14 15 13 Thrtr three malrh swrep rttrnd* thr Young Guns' winning streak lo 13 malrhe* over the last sis weeks The Young Guns last Lus was a 12 15, 15 10 NEW SM YR N A B EA C H - Gary "Hot Shoe ILilough started the 1994 95 Flortdu Assoc iation of Stock C a r Automobile Kaclng (FASCAHl season the way he ended the 1993 94 (mints season: with complete domination. In Saturday evening’s racing action at New Sm yrna Speedway. Balough outran some slid competition tn winning the Uite Model feature event. Having started the rare from the lOth position. ILilough was In second place by the third lap. fixed on the rear bumper of early race Icadci Robbie Thom pson After two laps of wheel-towheel racing with Thompson. Balough grabbed the kead and waved goodbye to the rest of the field Balough. who also won the Laic Model fealure Friday night at Orlando Spcedworld. took the checkers about 10 car lengths In front ol Thompson. Trailing the lead duo across Ihr finish line were Wayne Anderson. T o n y Ponder. and Bill Goody. " T h e c a r w a s p e r f e c t , n o p r o b le m s whatsoever," said Balough. " T h is Is Ih r way to start a new season, two races and two wins." E d g rw a trr's Jere m y Fitch survived some lender lianglng, close-quarters racing to win the Bom lirr main event. Alter sevrral laps of paint-swapping racing. Chuck Vola spun Filch nut going Into turn four with six laps tn the chrckrrs Despite tiring put at thr tail end of thr pack with Vola for the restart. Fitch worked his way back through traffic to score the victory. In tow behind Fitch were J im Strrch. J r rr y Schiedel. Vola. and Em il Elzlrr. Tony Newsome held off a hard-charging Allen Rhodes to win the Limited Late Modrl feature. Newsome, who led every lap on his way to victory lane, crossed the stripe two car lengths ahead of Rhodes. Completing the top five were. In order of finish. Danny Bancroft. Glen Carter, and Tom m ie Elliott. Barliara Pierre and Ray Baker raced side by side out of turn four of the Limited Modified headliner. Pierce edging Baker at the flag stand by less than a car length lo take the victory. Following the lead duo to victory lane were Ray Fulford. Dale Clouscr. and Nelson Halrgon With five laps to the checkered flag In the Mint-Stock finale. Conrad Grenier got around Jared Allison to take the lead. On the following lap. Bob Doxle slipped to the Inside ol Allison for second place. Grenier raced unchallenged to take the win with Doxle. Allison. Keith French, and Steve Rigsby In tow. Wrey ShafTer survived a first-lap plle-up to win the 35-lap Modified headliner Rounding out thr top five were Wayne Parker. Billy Cast. Dave Suvtckl. and Kenny Heckle. The pile up was created when Balough blew a cap cut the valve cover shortly after taking the green flag and dumped oil on the track. F lvr cars were collected In the melee, bul all were able to continue rating. Alter a lengthy pit slop. Balough also resumed th r race. Mult Rauchrr was thr winner of the Run-About feature. FOR TH E BEST -COVERAGE OF -----SPORTS IN YOUR AREA,9 READ TH E SANFORD HERALD DAILY , __ �SB Sanion! H*r*)d Sanford Florid* Tfiu'sd*). 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Ile a t li S h o rt d o u b le d , s in g le d , e n d s c o re d o n T o m W i l k s ' s in g le S t a c y M ill. C r a ig A p p r l . Ik ib b y K r r l r r . t-e r H o o d , H o n A p p e l, a n d H u l l H e m I t i g e r e a c h h it a s i n g le BucsContinued from IB T h e derision to sell the club by t h r C u lv e r h o u s e T r u s t — Stephen F. Story, Culverhouse s law partner. Jack.sonvlllr lawyer Fred Cone J r .; and Jack I Ionian, former executive director of the N F L Management Council — conies nearly two months afirr Story announced It wouldn't lie told. " I ( annul predict the future af the Buccaneer franchise,'* Story said al Ihr time. "Like anyone wi t h p r o p e r ty . If som eone knocked on your door and of­ fered you it deal, you would listen. You ate wondering now. I’m sure. Are (he Hues for sale?’ T h e answer Is no. they're not for sale T lirrr's no For Hale sign In Iron! nl One Buccaneer Place." T h e Hues. 2-7 Oils year and losers In 11 consecutive season*, have traditionally liren among the N FL's most profitable fran­ chises However, free agency and a new collective tiurgulnlng u g rrrm rn i with ih r players un­ ion Increased player payrolls hy more than 810 million over thr past two seasons. Am ong thr factors likely hi pul the Hues In (h r red Ihls season urr a 834 6 million salary cap now In place and the slump o! season-ticket sales In under 23.000. among the lowest In thr N FL T h e decision to sell cainr the same day the team revealed ongoing legal disputes between the trustee* and the Culverhouse family. Culverhouse't widow. Joy. on Monday filed a 925 million-plus claim against his estate, ullrglng she was pressured to agreed lo a property settlement with her It u s h a n d l ast y e a r Mr s . Culverhouse a ls o claims Ih r V ttlu r of her husband's estate — worth 9360 m illio n — were misrepresented. Last week. Culverhouse s son. Hugh J r ., filed a slandrr suit against Story (or posting a sign preventing family members (rum entering the late owner's con­ dom inium In Dade County. O f tlA M O O J 'M b ' / fofcf y o u th a t y o u w o u ld M i « ffu f m u ch Ml P E N N Y W IS E • BELOW LOW PRICINQ PENNYWISE CORP. 17-92 0 27th St. im 5 OrfAndo O f. Sanford . J ? : to t 1 GRAND OPENING FRI.t NOV.Ilth t A f M M Bel Horses Bet Jai-Alai Wad thru Sat. 7 30 p m T u b . th ru S u n . 1 p m Thuf & Sat NOON Sun 1p m Also On TV Pompano Horns** Minor* 39* Tall Miami Jal-AUl H w y . 1 7 -9 2 & g Amitled With Parent 436 (4 0 7 ) 3 3 1 -9 1 9 1 ■■' »0Yr ' 1 �S*Aton1 M«f *id Sanford Flond* * Thursday, Noreeib*' 10, 1WM IS People Holiday Open House IN BRIEF S eries of ‘how -to’ program s open to p u b lic Pilot Club sets yard sale I hr l*tkx C lub of Sanford will hold it* witii annual yard sale dt thr holttr id Marian HMhwlll .103 Vlhlrtl ltd S*tllon1 Nov 11 and 12 lit addition to thr sale m r m b r ll will |nwtU Ij— tr In a Hoik a Th u n tu talar money for l*tlol International • llraln Disorder* Fund Your |>lrdtfr will help Improve the liven id l hoar alter ted by mental and emotional dtwxdrr* develop­ mental disabilities. Alzheimer « disease nruromukrulaz dl* e a * e * t h e m kal dependencies traimiatk' brain Injuries. brain tiinwx* and other brain related dlaorder* The foundation alao provide* arholarahlft* to eduraie atiHlent* welting i areera In held* which benefit rhlldren and nlulla wllh brain related lllneawa Grant* will be given to Ira al Pilot Club* fix Ihew various rauw* T h e S e m in o le C o u n ty C o o p e ra tiv e F:*trti*kxi Service U again sponsoring a Holiday Open House whir h Include* a series of program* for the public It I* targeted al jiro|4e who are Interested in teaming about how lo «le* tease Ihe expense and time of h o lid a y p re p a ra tio n * T h e dale* are Wednesday. Nov lfl. and Friday, Nov IN at Hie Cooperative Fstrntkxi Service. 2 V ) W County Ibxne Hoad. Sanford. tairos* from n e a World) 3 23 2500. ext 553ft Half hour program* will lx- offered tie tween 9 a m noon on Nov 10 and 7 9 p rn on N*iv IB People air welcome to come lo all tx a portion of the following program* l*rr registration l» requested tiut not re qulrrd rtie w hedule I* a* follow* • 9 a tn — Welcome Garden club will hold Christmas bazaar O H I.A N D O The Orland<t Garden Club will hold It* annual ( hrutina* Itaraar un Nov Ifl The theme i» "Christm as In Santa * Garden thl* baraar railed ClirUtrnaa Tree Lane ba* Itren an annual event *irwr thr |944)« It fealute* rralta. plant* gift* idea* and food lor male l.unrh will lie w rv rd by Orange |tlo*a»rn Circle The event take* plate Wednesday Nov I ft from 'J a m 4 p in at Orlando Garden Chin 7 IO Hollin* Nl (In Loch Haven l*arh) Parking I* free in two lot* tirhtnd flub Adm lw lnn I* free There will tie frrehlr* fix thr flr*t |(Ki attendee* at the dfxx D rrrxa lrd ( brlrtma* tree* three feet high will tie for *ale C ixite and bring a friend Huy your Chrt*tma* gif’ * Have tun* h Get into llie < hmtma* spirit' Happy Holiday* to all' • 9 13 a m < are of Holiday Ptant* A Tree* by l>r Cathy Neal, Multi County Commercial Woody Ornamenlallst Tip* cxi •electing and caring lor live Christina* tree* and holiday plant* (like polnsettla and holiday cactus) I.earn how to make them live and bloom again r*e*l year • 9 43 a m — Wreath Making, by Tristi Thom.** U t Im ii HortlculturUt Extension Agent I -earn I k »w to use clipping* from pruning lo make holiday deroratkm* and help keep yard waste out of the land fill • IO 45 a m — Happv ( hlldren * Holiday, by Shelda Wtlken* 411 and Youth Coord) nalor F.»trn*lon Agent l-rarn idea* and gift* you ran make with your (hlldren In makr thl* year'* *ea*on a *pectal family tradition • 10 45 a m — H oliday Fooda and Decorations, by llarhara Hughrs/Gregg. Entries needed for art show Couple shamed for too many showers U T DO H A Ihe Mount Dora Center for Ihe Art* I* ■ailing fex entrte* bx the Fourth Annual Central Florida Juried Art Exhibit. Dee I ft through Feb 20. 1993 Eligible media Irteludr painting sculpture. drawing. pa*tel and hand thrown irra m It * Ihe slum will tie juried and Judged by l-esllr Srhrtblerg r i n u t l w direc tor of Ibe Ormond Memorial Art M u v u rti and Garden*, and t arn! Plait, aernmptuhed arlt*t and art history afktonado All Judge* « hoaen by M IK'A have degree* and |>r<Xe**hxial tia< kgmund* In visual art and three dlmenakmal wixk Ribbons and m i l award*, provided by entry lee* and our *pfin*ix* for thl* rth lM l. Lllrstrram lletuivkxal Center and Hia*|>ttal and ILuiiav Wilson. MS. Marriage and Family r l i r r * ) » * w i l l l*> g f v e n l m 1 0 * 1 . * r t i m h I. limit a n d It* mm a a l i l r mention p t a m All wixk must be *umhltled to the Art Center by Or* 2 and :i between IO a m and 1 p m Spr* tat arrangement* may be made by calling the rrn trr An official application form, with complete rn try require merit* may be obtained by calling 1904)383 OftftOor by coming lo Mix A at lift E Fifth Ave in downtown Ml D*xa DEAR A B U T: I recently at tended a showet (or a couple who were married only eight month* ago T w o month* after their wedding, the house they were te nting burned to the ground, and they lost everything they owned Th e people In the com m unity, a* well a* their r o worker*, family and friend*. rcw fH M U tril Mi n i medial e l y w it h m o n ry. food and clothtng Fol lowing the l U r they had moved Into her parents' hm tx with no raprnse* whatsoever They have been given two "replacement shower*" to re­ place the gill* they had received from ihe four or five showrr* prior to their wedding (I had attended one.I I recently learned Hut they were fully Insured and have been compensated for e very­ thing they bxU. Now they arr preparing to Overeaters Anonym ous meets weekly Overeater* Anonymous meet* every Thursday. at 7 10 p m . al the Com m unity United Meth(Mll*t Church. Ptney Kldge Hoad and U S 17 122. C a w Iberry For information. call Carol. 1220057 DELAN'D — A hangar dance. Alrfleet 94. featuring a 22-plecr big band will be held Friday. Nov I I . from 7 30 lo 1030 p m , at the I ft-Land Aviation Hangar Tickets are $10 per person. and tables can lx* re­ served for parties of 10 for $ 150 The third annual dance and display of airplanes and vintage automobiles 1s held at thr former DeLand Naval Air Station to American l.rgton Post 53 and Unit meet thr *rrtind Thursday, at ft p m , at Ihe ptsi home. 2A74 S Sanford Ave For Inforrnatkin.rall 322-1652 Sunrise Kiwanls meets Friday The Seminole Sunrise Klwants C lub meet* every Friday, at 7 a m . al Shnney'a. US 17-92. south of Airport Itoulrvard Visiting Klwanlan* are welcome For nformatlon. call Lou Ifcvry. 3224X382 TH UR SD AY’S PRIME TIM E 1 8:00 8 30 | 9 00 ADVICK ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR A P P A LLED : It wax Indeed tacky for thr couple to have acrepted two "replacement showers." knowing that their lo w s were completely covered by Insurance Shame on them When the new* of their reim­ bursement gets (Mil land It will), many others will be "appalled Down So u th." D E A R A B B Y i Regarding that move into a very expensive letter from Earl Hrown who home ih e y 'rr b uilding I'll probably hr invited to a house­ c o m p la in e d a b o u t c a n n e d laughter on T V ; Thank the good warming nest-an d most likely to one of Ihe manv baby showers laird’ I was beginning to think maybe I w a » the only one who for th r ihe c h ild th ey are wa» Irritated by II expecting In four month* 1 wrote to N BC. A IK ’ and CBS I don't mind helping people In lime of nerd, but don I you think Only MM.' answerrd m y letter, bul apparently they have no these "replacement showers'* intentions of changing their poli­ were tacky and a hit m uch lo ask of people who had already given cy. 1 have been trying lo organize and done *o much? a group who will band together A P P A LLE D DOW N S O U TH and change I ha I policy I would call It H A L T (Hum ans Against Laugh Tracks), but I don't know­ how to go about It. I can't afford a lawyer, but maybe tf I could get on one of those T V talk shows. I could rally enough support to get somewhere It seems to me. with all the marvelous technology we have today, we stwmld b> stile to get rid of thosr annoying laugh TK A C K S W IT H O U T T H R O W ­ IN G T H E T V against the wall I know I am not alone Maybe I should address m y complaints lo Ihe sponsors D A N IE L R IS C If. N E W P O R T . K Y D E A R D A N IE L R IS C H : You could try It may not help-hut as m y sainted grandmother used to say. "It couldn't holt." Veterans plan vintage cars, planes, dance, golf, food American Legion, Unit meet Thursday 7 00 |1 M O There will lm a variety of draw prt/r* for the lucky winner* Ire live Christmas tree*, dish garden* citni* ha*ket*. etc | Jim Gunstar ((•ft), president of the Over 50 Club of Sanford, welcomes John Pilcher, Quasi speaker at a recent club meeting Pilcher, vice president end Irusl officer at SunBank gave an enlightening talk to the members about wills, trusts, taies and other concerns of senior citizens In other business, the club is participating in Ihe Golden Games this week Also discussed were several proposed tnps. e Christmas party and a dance I hr deadline fix the 41*1 Annual Ken I. It a I ton !>»g Hern of the Year t ixitr*t w ill tie here before ymi know It If you know of a d ig that ha* grxie lieyrxtd the rail of duty, that hr rob pa* h deserve* to he nominated bx thl* prestigious award To enter wn«1 a detailed description of the herole deed, along with your name. addre*a and telephone num lwr to Ken L Katlnn I>ig Hero of Ihe Year. 1*0 Ih n 1170. Harrington II. »aw>11 Tntrle* mu*t hr |«>*i marked tiy lie* 11 l'F*4 Herolr art* niu*t liave detuned after O r I l. I (AM Prtze* include one (log Hem of the Year title ptu* a r<MTimemorattve taiwl and a year • *upply of Kibble* n (III* dog food four runner* up tu ret rive a *1* month supply of Kibble* n Hit* dog Im ri and a certificate of merit 1630 • I t .TO a m - T o u r of Cooperative Extension Service Come *ee the Perennial Demon viral Ion Garden to get Idra* for your ow n home Vl*ll our Vine Demonstration area to gel Idea* for vine* that grow on fence* and If they require shade or full sun Visit the office and *re the wraith of Information we have for you the consumer. Learn what I* offered through C D ROM Over 50 Club hears about w ills, taxes Dog heroes sought for contest 6:00 C o u n ty Extension Director and Hom e Economist A demonstration on quick and easy, low fat appetl/rr* and deroratkm* to m a kr for people with little time or money to spend 9 30 10:00 10:30 |1 1100 I| 11 30 celebrate the Wordl War II era O t h e r h i g h l i g h t s of th e weekend Include a veterans' reunion Saturday night. Nov 12. and a charily golf tournament Sunday. Nov. 13. al Smithrldgr p u b lic golf co u rse , w llh a $10,000 hole in -one prize Th e Saturday. Nov 12 sched­ ule at DeLand Municipal Airport includes a display of historic and m o d e rn m ilit a r y a ir c r a f t: airplane, balloon, and helicopter rides, s k y d iv in g and ra d io controlled airplane exhibitions, and arts, crafts, and commercial displays. Planetarium presents shows The reunion of former person­ nel stationed at the DeLand Naval A ir Station between 1942 and 1946, and all other war veterans will be held at the Holiday Inn. 350 International Speedway Drive, on Nov. 12 from 7 30 to 10 30 p m T h e cost Is $ 17.50 per person. The chanty golf tournament will cost $60 per person, and M O V IE lA N D d- .. i. 122 i2i* proceeds go to offset the costs of restoring an airport building which as been designated the D e L a n d N a v a l A i r S ta tio n Museum. A barbeue will be held at Soulhndgr following the golf tournament Cost Is $7.50 per person Fo r additional Inform allon. call Paul Hay at (904)822-8100: J .V . Hays at 1904)736433900. E x t. 746. or A d rlc Price at 1904)738 9086. • M U tS • Ms*. 17 B . U k r t FOREST GUMP ■ tn ra 7.30 10:00 CLEAR ft PRESENT DANGER C IN E M A S * ® * NO P A M t % LITC H FIE LD CINEMA IO inito n Hwy » r *j j ■ 1J4 in 13 In 2 BIG Houm -O n 2 BIG Screens Seminole Com m unity College planetarium Is now presenting a variety ol shows through the fall 200 MS « » t « 7OQ no MO 1090 (B) season that will appeal to the DOUBLE DRAGON wide Interests of scattered nov­ (PC-13 M M I I TOO O il ice astronomers out there. FORREST GUMP "Where Are They N ow ?" Is a (PC-13 >«t > 4 010 show alxiut space probes and L O V B A F F A IR „ Moa*> >10 too FC-ir s a te llite s , p re se n te d e v e ry TMt HlVER WILD (01*1 Wednesday al noon and 7 30 'T h e y (too? know how much M O * M M O 0 *0 IFO-ia thm couhi haw xavwd 0 p .m . fur a p p ro x im a te ly 45 ----S TA R G A T E frtay went to PENNYW ISE * minutes. (PC-13 200 MOT 10 0*0 BELOW LOW PRICING ‘ ' T o n i g h t ' s S k y . " a il L IT T L E G I A N T S (PC) 2:11 M l astronom ical guided lo u r of evening's sky that Identifies S ILE N T F A L L Retail / Who!* at la (3 ) * 20 • 70 prominent features and "M yths 17-92 ft 27th St. ROAD TO WELLVU E In the Night." a story-telling HOI S Ortando (X . Soniord •327-Mtl (R) 2 2 0 * 1 0 2:10 0*0 session that relates the myths P U L P F IC T IO N and legends of several constella­ M O * MOM tions from different cultures, are 45-mlnute shows ptcsenlrd on B O N U S H O U R S 4 T O 6 PM alternate Fridays al 7 p m W e ath e r p e rm ittin g . F rid a y a a a a a a aa a aaa aa a aa a a a a a a a aa a a a a a a a a a a a night shows a ir followed by a a a nuked-eye/teleseoplc observa­ a a a tions of Hie actual sky. a a "Androm eda and Hie W hale" a a Is a 30-m tnulr children’s show a a i trv$i,n t e il H y a ihut Is presented every Saturday a a a SW EET I’EA PAGEANTS ui I p.m. a a There Is no charge for these a N EW BO R N • 17 YEARS BOYS A GIRLS a shows. For luriher Information a a NOVEMBER 1 9 ,1 9 9 4 • SANFORD a cull (407(328 4SCC. ext 3209 or a For llnxburv/ Info Coll a 328-2207 and ask for Larry a MARINA H O TE L 130 N. PALMETTO AVE. a 407*631*8484 a McAdam. Th e jilanelarliim Is PAGEANT STAHT* 12 NOON a R e g ix ra ts x t lsrgm * tmclxsir j x k x to j u g e j m &9ryvnf Gets A Thipbyf," ^ located on campus 111 llulldlng B (Conilim ing Education| a a a a a a a a a .3a a a a a a a a a a a a a a i a a a a a a a a a a a a IIAflY SHELLEY'S FRANKENSTEIN •» «. 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Nah I %ee it a* helping not replacing m any craft*." wild Susan Hrandt. a*al*tant executive director of the Mobbv Industry A.wsocUtlon In Elmwood Park S J Ironically, a great many crafter* are not really very talented Thl* ran Ju*t make the thing* vou make more professional looking " Talent notwithstanding. American* do love to create — whether they do It to relax, wave money or make money — and they're doing *o in increasing number* Ninety percent of all U S household* now have A t least one person engaged In craft work, up from H2 percent two year* ago and 64 percent In I SKA. a recent MIA survey found The trade group say* 79 percent of home crafter* gave their projects as gift*, while 49 percent u*ed them for holiday decorating That can create *ome healthy revenue for seller* of raw material* and kit*, considering that the average crofter make* between 11 and 23 purcha*e* a year Michael* Store* Inc., thr nation'* largest craft •tore chain, say* wale* jumped 50 percent from 1991 to 1993 For the whole Industry, sale* totaled >9 63 billion in 1993. up from lflR 2 billion in 1991. according to HI A The popularity of home crafting hardly ha* gone unnoticed by software maker* They're rushing out programs to m akr creativity a little easier with advanced toots that manipulate text, photo* graphic*, even sou nd . "T h e computer give* you a new outlet for rrra tlvlty .'* «a4d David Tre m b la y , research director for the Software PublUher* Asaociatlon The SPA report* that sale* on the wholesale level in the home creativity category. Including art and croft programs, jumped 106 percent during the first half of the year While *ome program* are designed to help with a specific craft — such os creating stencil* and needlework pattern* or computing dimension* for w oodworking — others act like mini-craft shop* themselves when working with a printer (pre­ ferably color) and specialized paper For Instance. Print Artist by Maxi* le u you make personalized stationery and calendars, among other thing* Print Shop Deluxe by liroderbund makes poster* and decoupage flow Frs M E C C t TewwIManU? has fancy patterns for gift wrapping, and Microsoft's Special Occasions De*lgnPack ha* dozens of special occasion grretlng card designs Any good word processing or art program can also produce such things as address labels, gift tag* business cards, place mats, coloring books Or personalized storybooks Each has its own fancy border*, picture "Icons" or letter font* that tan be "Imported." or shared with one another - Fam ily PC magazine, which calls the computer - a craft maker * dream.** *uggr*t* using a simple - NOTICI or riCTITlOUt NJUWI Na*K* u hereby gt»*n m#t ** a t art***** m bwttnau *T P 0 Sat YUMA LAM Mary B I X Seminal 4 County rtart*a unOar m# Fictitious H*»a* d H I TR A N S P O R T. a N i n i m a * N N ragistor u * n*m# «<m *N Di* 1*10*1 *» Corporations Taiiahassa# Fi*r>d* In ac cersanc* aim Mi• a o t i t n at S t rictitiowY Nam* (la iy S i Ta W it Sadian MIS*. 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Park C O N D O M IN IU M INC • tO fiCI O f U l l tftQTlCft 1% M f M l Y O iV t N •M* m *++ *4* 4#v ft* D * •***•* * » i •* It A • * •• M l' rV i f Ik 4 l rt* v% •Otft ■ T A NH cA H H f 10 * 0 0 ft* 4— 0 « mg ^ <p v|w>g C**« «M»e 9+ u « N f H t * 4+4 ' M 1p t f f r 'f U N IT 0 4 l A ft I V I L L A ! CO NDO M INIUM . ACCOftO'NO TO Tnft D f C i A AATtO N O# C O N D O M IN IU M A ! « f C O A O fO IN O l 4 0 0 4 » n fAof ♦*• fuftllC ■ft(0401 O f %| M l N O t f f LO O lO A COUNT V *4 4 €•#••4 444*1 40*4 4 *4 40 TN* g i f w 4m tft ft ry f *ka j i- v h + Cm t> nu cc » u M| ftft Ng Cftwfi ftf t IC.HT| r NTm c ■* and *> SEMitoOst (we •*>4t O K I 0 ■*« r » N i tt I Oherrrcht say* the > 100 woodworking program he recently purchased cuts by 25 percent the time It takes to make his beloved wooden mug trees, planters, booh cases or tables — Item* often given a* gifts during the holidays After plugging j In dimensions for a desired prnjirct. the computer tell* him where to cut on a block of wand and I even what to do w ith leftover wood pieces In the future M aavaNNr m o* II c l e r k or tmi C O U N TY COURT S f l e v ( J#**n 4 Deer cw » Attar**4- • •'** m# !• * » Nan* Wrw D s a t 'a t Act **m n e s A s*4- - « t - **U -g a W M W N l » » » » u » e N **r I k •*'• la * i prayaaR'ng * » » ! < <a rt*t' ** ADA CasrW N N i a* N i N r* »» l a * * I l v * N S 1 SRatorR r tartOa " T h e work isn't always fun Thl* take* away a j a m T»t»a>»’ i r i m u * lot of the tedium involved." he said, noting the I art i l l r a* y m * I * (I I aaVi availability of similar time saving program* for ** i*r •* » N • ' H H t *| IT other crafts often advertised In specialized I aaanaf i — eo '*0 (TO D l I M H I I " i *t cOiCf (V publications > ON « 1 C * t -a Martaa •*<*> ] La-1 -t a >4 4 If For all It* advantage*, though. Oberrechi 1 Y t » »* doesn't think the tools of the computer will ever I D « • rr match the human skill or the thrill of dreaming IN TMf COUNTY COU*T or TMf IITN JUDICIAL up creations and assembling them with your c i * c u i t iNasoro* hand* IIMiNOLf COUNTY rU M ID A “ It's like wondering If electronic newspaper* ca n n o **« i n i cc w r will replace hard print.*' he *ald “ I still think I r s a c r y t i m m u a n PtA— 4iH people like to sit down with a newspaper As far I rt as crafts arr concerned It's the same thing x O N Ilf E MALL IN I V a 1 z o N iL f r j t a l l o a (CM A * 0 M A I L IN aM if Legal Notice n o tic e m in o l i riNANCi coar 0**#TtSA»* *1 or ro aicio tuat ia it n o t ic i ox rax t a il COt T t O r tu C H ta LK A N O ALL A D V E R TIS IN G t A L l W ILL S « MtLDlN T m | Of L iN O u t N T M U I t T A T C T A X O T f i d N O T iC I t« N > * k f a * •**• u * n gn*a H a l at a » I C lr s a lt C * .* » *T fa m ia a )* Ca>e»i »iar-Aa a n p a » P * Aar *i Date— b*' 1 * 1 *• n m AW | I N Wav *tar-* D w at ta* Sa— •>#.* C a e 'i C a n 't ■ a v a LaaNr* I a 4a •***• W taN am «a“ *• M N a S N S ^ g i i i P L y n w i y yier 1 oav i t ir catr r or t r a ilT . rax u u c e r t i f i c a t e s w i l l sc v c h o o n t h e t o l l o w i n g or tcaisio l x n d t o ra v t h e a m o u n t out roa r a « it MiaiiN t t T o p p o s i t e tmc l a m z ro o t t h b b w i t h a l l f A# M M M M f U a m TIA JU C I ••••••••ft ) PC 71 KBUXT LULL ft lisa * T U C f ) LOT • 7 u m i LA8L ft l i f t s T U U ) LOT • 7 K fU L T L U L ft (IS IS T U U ) LOT • 7 U U L 1 L U L ft (I M F T U U ) LOT • 7 1811L I L U L ft f!M B T U U ) LOT • 88111Y L U L ft (IS IS T U U ) LOT 17 18181Y L U L ft (I B M T U U ) LOT • 7 181811 L U L ft llS S i T U U ) LOT • 7 1818LT L U L ft i m i T U U ) LOT • 7 l818Lf L U L ft (I F F ) T U U ) LOT • 7 •••••“ •m u c l i i i x o r* 1. ; t ) 111.ST 1 1 1 ).IT J 1 )3 .IS ) IJ 4 .S I s IS0.SS S IS k .M k 1ST.34 ) I I ) . 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E LO R IO A PuMivn OcNOar jr A Nov*m*ar S I* A IT. tt*4 DEW IB by L u Ib Campos Cftftftrtf C+0~ t'rvkyaf** m «n (*«*• 4*4$ i m k Ikcf M r n Trnmi t ft# A i ■LPBMTI MZ RFOLBS JO. EO M D M T A NSLB N E F BS NE F V.’ JLVOZ BSO DM D O BSLB UMOO U- M C M T i — BE MZ BSO YOZZMPL B L T A X. PREVIOUS SOLUTION 'Politics consuls m choosing befwbbn the disastrous and ths unpalatsbia * — John Kanneth Oaibrsith i#ft« >••■« ••#•>« *>ni i p f Mtft« *iV # t Now I wonder w hy I didn't u*e It three or four year* ago." he said a m in o io NOT 1C ( or A C TIO N TO C L A Ifll M IL L IG A N *44 M I lO R f O M IL L IG A N G E I 4 # •e Cl * V f im <4a }j*a« n :e «w A ii* * « Cftft»>«tfft« !e « t e C l 'X M 'lift lll**+4*+* 1 *099* o v M ft i 9 +0 >+4 n m i •Mi ftPf §+049*4 40 & 4*4+* 14+ 444 ItftMHMf ftf **r ftNfA y*++ **+ 44+0+ •00*44 04*40+4**1%! If *• *9 f 4 **+* + ■■•+ • » »♦*«V « I came to It kicking and *rreaming, said Kenn Oberrecht. an avid woodworker from North Mend. 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N Y . can be ordered In second* via computer modem or by nulling a floppy disk Team ing low tech crafting with the latrst in high technology m ay acem like an unlikely ml*, but even some of the more traditional artisan* are crossing the line n o t iC I h e r e b y c iv Cn th a t o n tm | h t n or No v e m b e r m* i * a « a t tm c c o u n t y t f S v i C i t b u i l d i n g in U N 'o a o n s i f ir s t boom m u co u n ty o r in c h s ta te F l o r id a . r»— it Maxi* Corp . publisher ut Prim Arttat. take* a more *ophl*tlcated approach Its just-released Gift Maker program let* u*ers put personalized design*, even photograph*. on an Assortment of merchandise from $9 95 Chrtstmas ornament* to XiH 95 windtirraker jackets, using hundred* of design template* canned graphic* and *peclal fonts C ELEB R ITY CIPHER O Mow do pharmacists read doctors' handwriting? 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CHA. carper* adingta real p a d ' ■ m i l l WONO y S t _ ### p i 1994 - I l f — Wanted to Buy Homes / Sale SECIEIAIT llW tlIT U U S a «> t lim a • ta tia a i f 't V 't a i M t w i ' t t i«a a*g 141— Hom es tor Sole 71-H e lp Wanted H ttp Wanted - T h u rs d a y , N G re m tta ' 10 I f l — B u ild in g M a te r ia ls 235— Trucks/ Buses / Vans B UM PER CAR STOPS Concrataaiyia Slaard* I D SAM BO AR AG E DOOR R i H l car, Lx taa iae P*aatacan m laao a C ME V Y B E A U V I L L E VAN N, I tan Pattenger ran raan Loaded* Too much ta i.*F mot* t*e ta appreciate 0 r U a tSOBO H I *KIC T R U C K T O P P I R F L O R ID A LIN E taceiiant cond tan tiew U H aa" tar SIRS ilia GMC or CdarY S W *H beam » W U 1C E P COM ANCHE FK* V * 1 ap runt A V a i l good f"*,oon Utao 111 M U _______ m — M achinery/Tools a O A K E ARBOR PRESS ona ion SMI Ptaataca" tfl aaic______ O LD F A S M A L CUR (P<on d*ac m an or cull bled* I O T H E R A N T I Q UES! 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A C Ganeratar New anrung Good ' rat 11! r m ____ Need! new parental * CLASS A W I N N E B A G O I ) 1IM- 11.000 mi ctaan. good condition. EIF.TtS Sanford tc' zn o a a __ _____ _____ * **14 T I T A N Mo"or nem* 10 Ii new engine let* than tROO m l . camp tall canlamed L O A D E D I U MR H I 141) 243— Trailers 4 O P E N T R A I L E R , w/4 It lallgata Good lor lawn arc. NEW Sal) m me GARAGE SALE GUIDELINES 1. A dvarTle a w h a l pwopia want! ChAJrgn » doping cSthua cohocl M l tods, books bin) 1097411 wp jT Tta most popular items 2. Make n convenient to shop at your garago aalal Da sly* rwr» n odequate parking apace Post signs with cSreckon* lo pRfkvig areas Vbks t AfTsngomunls with noighoors >. Make it aaay lo payl Havg p«nry of change and a system tor hondhng Mako suro ong pur son is on duly at rR •mas at ■ cantrailed tocokon protaraOiy with ■ calculaior or adOng mochmo 4. ProvSdg prices Do not mako amry parson ask. ‘ Mow much is this ? Pna/a mako tor quck ahuckvat sates or a good ptooo tor customers to start bwgaivng I. Cat an early atari. Sat up diapiaya Fw avarvng batora, F peastote •. Dapartmantallia Separata E*a naipanttva items tram tha moro cos Tv areas Group tuirttora. dotNng, toys, town aguipment and other items with stirtFar merthandso 7. Spwclalli# Estadiih ona arua tor ‘ Under )V . tnoO m tor ‘ Under $1* Conudar having ■ batch ol items fiat are ‘ FREE witi purchasa ol 53* Romombor Tta youngsters, bo Encouroga this with smaN low pnead items fiat are epfunfmatp I nr h i fxepotw E. Tim# your sate cara/ullyl Hava K at a tma whan moat poopte ara a! homo and unconcarnod with spacwl avantt t. Combine your effort*! Incorporate your sate with a naghbor Sor more vanafy and greatur impact 10. So RpacWtcl Whan adwarksmg your stea mtha nowspapar. list individual items Donl imply say. ‘ tavwrte Twigs ■vainbte * Each tm# you i*tt an aam. you ara broadkKwig tta kM oi potential cuttornwr}_______________________ �. Sanford M*rafd Sanford. Ttonda • ThufVJty, Now wt H 10. H W by Chic Young sn*r u j ' icm' m i <?j ------- |v’0*0««*3* } V0*C9Q0" J*----- BLONDIE rn « » N 4 wa s o,%aco<M*c m o *->. *VL* W*M _fc* ’ «A X 6 4 » -* M 8 0*4*000 * i W "OKV.I *f ro* »C (X i> v | * V ' ^ . t a u o o u o a iro c * m o <*% Jy#r *v'*r id »itl0 t0 /"s-— ' 1 ,— - .wQ -r -y f J* f L5 t j ~ L ■ •j : • .4k) by Mort Walker ■Cl BEETLE BAILEY % in , y.T£ \ r ol [ f £ 1 \ How heart disease affects breathing I) E A l l D l l 110 T T My (l 7 t r a t «»I <t I it I h r f h * < hyprrtenalon and aortic valve (| iw j«r ||c .*» akrns every night util of liir tlh fhere I* no rhrsl |Mln and nothing unusual hap (■rn* hut hr w m ttn i iH tiu n liy alami this orcufTtnee ('a n any thing lessen his leaf*? DEAR HEADER Ye* your fathrf raft l » helped When I hr hrart tiegln* In heal I n r f l l r l r n t l y ( from a rtrrln a rlcro lir hrart disease hypertension and nihrr causesl. fluid that Is normally r i r r r l r d through I hr kldnrya may be shunted to o lh ri IlM ura leading lu rd rm a (swelling! This edema commonly alln is I hr (rr i ami longs. where II causrs puffy ankles and a p ri u lla r dls turhancr In breaihlng callrd "paroxysmal n n riu n u l dyspnea * In simple Irrm a . (h r fluid Im <hup In lltr lungs disputes all Breathlessness and wheeztni( result Durinif thr day. » h m I fir patlrnt la r rr« I much of I (w fluid gravitates lo Ih r lutarr portions of lltr lungs and cause* sh ortness ol hrralh only during exertion Al nigh t, however, when Ih r |Ml|rnl la attplnr. Ih r m i ess fluid afterada throughout lltr lunga and Ih r pattrnl may ataakrn wllh a Ireling ol auf fix al inn Th la h rra ih ln g dlf f lr u lt y r r f l r r l * a c o n d itio n known a* congestive hrart fail­ u re " Tltere arr Ihrre Itaalr tech­ nique* lo irral C H E First. druga (aui h aa dlgllallal will airrngthrn Ih r hrart hr a ! and allow rd rm a fluid In la- extracted by Ih r kldnrya Second. AC E lithlhllora (aurh aa Capoten ur Vasntr* | rrdure lltr taork of Ihr h ra n . aa wrll aa lo a n in g blond piraaurr Again. I III a p e r i n l t a f l u i d r el ease through Ih r kldnrya Third. dlutrlU mrdlclnr (k ld n ry atlm ulanta. aurh aa laialal fnrera lltr kldnrya In rx rre tr more fluid Ihart Ih ry ordinarily would, thereby lea* enlng rd« n u In Ihe lunga In m any t a w* all three druga arr uard alitiullanroualy « and Ihry work wrll litgrlhrr lly p r r ir n a io n and cardiac valvr dlaraar tin tease Ih r aoflt of ih r hra ri and com m only i attar ( IIF of whli h fiarnxysnial ik * turns! dyapnra la an ra rly m a n lf r a la llo n Th rrrfo rr. I tirllrv r that yitur father would lie hrlfird hy taking ortr or more of Ihrar |tfrw rlplkttt inrdK atlona llr ahmtld addrraa lltla altua lion w llh hla family d a Inf. who may « hooar to rllllal lltr services of a i ardtologtat Your father IT Ctamancy ACROSS T o give you more information I am arndlng you a free ropy of my tleallh He|mrt ''Underaiatt di ng l l r a r i D laraar Anroar ta T it r o v t T u n a 41 Compass pi 42 f yt part 4 ) Ac trait I O ttm in pfwtosopfwr I Intantw a It (taclaralton ahmtld not delay ftreauar Ihr C H E wi l l p r o g r r a a . u nl e s s trra lrd and can lead lo a rvrrr dlaabtllty, even death Chartona — 44 Wtryhtng itancat 4 T U g t n tl composition 4» f a*t*aal bom to l laanaaaaa I t To*!* 12 S*»kal a partnar I I n »«•<• l« TV a 6a*atdo It fancy lur te la u d Uaoa 11 Non prcM eng I t Hoorn to • ha*an, fO Itioo* J2 ------- DOWN not 7 ) Scold 24 1 »>gs n t U f t l 1 Auitprs 7 B'oaOoay musical 1 Ru<a 4 Tamata ahaap t 04 Ida vote a boi fa Tanma und >1 C o m p o te Room TV Rat< — 20 CapwcfMn monkpy -R•Ot a . ls. fl .f En D S f t E 0 compoadton 10 Baamtrcn 17 Copptad • famata ) l G*aaa tana* pronoun ) ] Map abtx I t Bttooyiny to T Snada Iraa • foota 11 lp*<ng laa a4c V Itu a o i ua n T T "' !• UN lima 21 Sprint» 72 Compoaa 21 ra tta ns V Spon* victor )1 t a r n I 12 — Lingua (arrana I 14 Angar SI Bagmrwig t*“ M H e f f ie i ■ r bro4har M Uniat* TT~ 2* BrovHta food lor a party 1 40 Broad ■rg**d*#''l 41 Par mil 44 Kind o4 curva 44 Catch I L r . [ >4F , 1 WIN A T BRIDGE D y P h i l l i p A id e r No the Itiddlng diaatAln tall I a total llllaptlnl All will be re­ vealed in 4 moment ll la I I U vr.ua alncr bridge In lla original form w.ta played at lltr Portland Club in lamdon T o celebrate thla r r n l r n a r y , a match wua arranged tielw rrn tr.utia rrprra rniln g England anil lltr PurtLand C lub T h r playrra had lo uar ih r I HIM rulra. In which Ih r d r a in alwaya de­ clared lltr contract. Scoring waa different, wllh apadra worth two |Hilnt*. dull* lour, dtarnuuda al*. hrarla right and no trum p 11 The (Miirt'a cttunirtl only for trteka won over al* T h r r r wrre various Itnnuaea for honor*, lltr n u m b e r of double* and r r doutilr* waa unrrairictrd. there w-aa nu vulnrrahllliy. Th e d ra in r lih r r aeleeled Ih r trum p ault or aald. "I |>aaa It lo you. fia n n e r" (Now you know w h rrr "Pa**" came from I Some playrra uodrralood the laclh-a lirllrr Ilian nthrra aa wltnraard by this dral Irom llir match When Ih r Poriland C lub aal North-South. South |iaaaed an error with an untiatamrd hand North wrnt with afiadea. tm auae that waa ih r chraprat aull Eaat doubled happily. Heal defrnar hold* declarer to one trick, bill South waa allowed lo win two irlcka England collected 24 I mitiit a (S * 2 * double 20 ♦ 4 fur honors) T h e E n g la n d d e a le r b id diam ond* Eaal doubled, of rourae. and North found a welltlilted redouble. D ra p llr Ihe trum p attack, declarrr won nine irlcka tine aftadr. lltrre hrarla. four diamond* and onr club rufl In the d u m m y . T h a i gave England another 00 pilot* 13 x 6 x r r d o u b I e 72 ♦ 24 lor hononi). E n g la n d :U44 214 w on tC u iO lM in t rtaeaitf a h n Ih r m a tc h H I * I T * T | a IN II ia*« N O It lll a A 10 4 e g io 7 l a J to a l a J i I \*l HIST a K 7 1 2 *g J •A a 0A 7 aa g V» 1 2 a4 A k 10 A 4 M il T i l Al oK J I •K g * • i At ■ J 2 Vulnerable Dealer South South H t»l North I j «I 0 Pw I Mil K. (Mil End ( Ipcning lead a 4 HOROSCOPE B y Bernice Bede Oaol Y O U R B IR T H D A Y Nov. 11. 1B94 In Ih r year ahead, you might discover two way* lo pul your creativity lo good uar II profirrly developed, liira r avenue* will Inrrraac your earning* S C O R P IO (Oct 24 Nov 221 Meet challenge* r r v iu r rr f u lly today. II you do thing* In o dlalnlrrralrd way. you aren't likely lu grl what you want. Get a |ump on life by understanding lltr Influences which govern you In the year ahead S< lid fur your A alro G raph prediction* today by m a ilin g $1 25 to AstroGraph, c/o this newspaper. I 'O Box 4465. New York. NY 10163 lie sure to slate your zodiac sign S A G I T T A R I U S (Nov 23 Dec. 211 You have ample reserve* ol e n d u r a n c e , b ut I nst ead of drawing from these today, you may squander your energy C A P R IC O R N (Dei 22 Ja n |9| If you're pulling together a social group today, select friends who gel along well One or two m ism a tc h es could spoil everyone's fun A Q U A R IU S (Jan 20 Feb 19) Have faith In your abilities loday. because II could m akr your life easier. Conversely. If yo u d o n 't feel y ou' r e hot. chance*are you're not. P IS C E S (Feb JOM arcb 20) Although your Intention* are good, yo u r action* ma y be m isin te rp re te d loday. T r eat close friends extremely carefully. A R IE S (March 21 April 191 Your chances of gratifying your ambitious urge* are good today, but try not to misuse person* w hose assistance you need. T A U R U S (April 20 Mav 201 Rite the bullet and make con­ cessions Instead of compileslinn* loday. If you refuse lo yield. Ihe other aide isn'l apt lo hark flown either. G E M IN I (May 2 1-June 201 II you're managing a situation (or s o m e o n e e l s e t o d u y . be forewarned Y o u m a y gel by Jim Meddick u*i... if rv to rv x is V I R G O ( Aug 23-Sept. 221 There's a possibility you might find yourself Involved with peo­ ple you resent. Th e problem Is old. but the memory Is fresh Today, try to forgive und forget L IB R A (Sept. 23O c t. 23) Left to your own devices you could turn a profit today. Too much Input fm m others, though, may unw ind your efforts und leave you w ith u deficit. C op r r I g M 1994 N E W S P A P E R T E R P R I S E ASSN EN by Leonard Starr ANNIE ROBOTM AN1 blam ed for his/her previous mistakes Take ra re not lo let Ib is happen. C A N C E R (June 2 1-July 221 To d a y your financial ((Kiting may prove less sure than you suppose (trace yourself and protect your Interest* L E O (Ju ly 23 Aug 221 Your friends might bend over backwards to asstst you today. 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"and peoplr arr now beginning lo arc Ihta aa one alternative " H r aald a vote on I hr matter, consulrrtng the upromtng casino debate on October 27 at the Chamber breakfaat meeting, "may surprise many people ** SANFORD — Investigator* from the Seminole County ShrnfTa Office Violent Crime* Section are looking into the suicide of an Inmate at the Seminole County Correctional Facility Ihta morning. According lo Sheriff's spokesman Ed McDonough, a correction* anker found the inmate hanging by a bedaheel from a cell dour about 7 30 a m The officer immediately rut down the Inmate He was taken to Central Florida Regional Hospital In Sanford. H r died at II 10a m The inmate* name cannot be rrlrasrd until his neat of kin la located and notified. He waa a while male. 41 year* old from Altamonte Springs He had been In the jail alnre June 24. charged with burglary to a structure and violation of proballon lie waa awaiting trial. The Inmate waa bring kept in a medical celt for a vartel v of physical ailments However, he SANFORD - Florida's Turnpike officials want to know If you’re urrd of stopping to pay loOa on the f i v e -m o n t h -o ld S e m in o le Eaprraaway. No. they don't plan to do away with lolls, just the stopping. Tnmmorrow. surveys will be issued lo expressway uarra between 7 a m and 7 p.m. to determine If they'd be interested In an electronic toll-collection system. The system would rltmlnatr stop* at toll plana and allow motorist* lo toddle on their way with Mile more than • slowdown. When the syata t could "come Lake Mary may aain 290 homes LAK E MARY - Lake M arya residential community continues to expand with another 290 residences scheduled for first consideration tonight. The newest project la for an Olympia Homes development In the community on Rinehart Road railed Woodbrtdge. A development agreement pre­ pared by the city staff will be presented during tonight's city commission meeting. The matter Is one of a continuing series of steps required In order to have a devel­ opment actually built. Lake Mary Planner Susan Detnes has submitted for commission con­ sideration. a report on the agree­ ment proposed by Olympta. Buyer beware when leasing automobile SANFORD — Do your homework when shopping for an automobile lease then get the details In writing Is the advice of one local car dealer to avoid some pitfalls. Car buyers sometimes are led to believe they are buying the vehicles when In fact Ihey are leasing them by fast talking salemen and confusing contracts. The problem la so bad. Florida Attorney General Bob Butterworth conducted a public hearing earlier this week lo hear citizens com­ plaints. Glib salemen and contracts which need a lawyer to Interpret were among many complaints some ISO lodged with the state during a public hearing at Tamarac City Hall. The slate sponsored the hear­ ing In an effort to Identify abuses by dishonest leasing companies — and eventually slop them. Bulterworlh. who presided at the hearing Tuesday, says he has more than 600 complaints on fUe from throughout the state. He said that there are lots of honest dealerships, but that some intentionally mislead customers. "We are going to take court action against a number of them, unless of course they want to resolve It with us before that." Butterworth said. A Sanford auto dealer manager. license to learn Exp«ct a sunny, fair wsaktnd T o d a y : M o s t ly sunny. High In the lower lo mid HOs. Light wind becoming east 5 lo lOniph. *Ws waa robbed,' said Lake Mary Parka and RscrestIon Director John Holland. Th* Lake Mary city ataff played eoftbail against members of the Lake Mary police and lira departments Holland's ton. Barf, did aome bass-running for Iha ataff team. Police and flramsn won tha gam* 24 to 12. ‘They mads almost all thsir runs In th* first Inning,' Holland said, 'but from than on, w* had lham running scarad.' SANFORD — Times aren't so easy for teachers these days. Finances ure light. There arc too many students In Ihe classroom. There Isn't always the support from home that there should be. Still, teachers are doing a fine job with aome assistance from Ihe Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools. Now. Ihe Foundation Is getting some assistnace from drivers across Ihe county. If you purchase your automobile lags In Seminole County you have the chance lo make a purchase that can be a "license lo learn*' for (he students In local classrooms. A new auto tag. featuring a bright red apple, a diploma, a mortar board and a pencil Inscribed with the words "Support Education" goes on sale In November. The plate will coat 127 more than the standard auto tag. Of that extra fee. $15 from all the tags sold In Seminole County will be donated to the Foundation to help finance mini-grants to the teachers who are doing unique things In their classroom*. "I Just want people to go out and get these license plates." aald school board member Larcy Strtcklcr. He aald he will purchase two: one for his car and one for his wife's car. Strlckler la alao the vice president for external affairs for Southern Bell, the phone company that will feature (he plate on the cover of Us Orlando. Osceola County and Sanford residential white pages next month and In January. "Southern Bell la a atrong supporter of 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 �rS w SRb •A • Sanford H*fM). Sanford, Florida - Thursday. *■> NEWS FROM TH E REGION AND ACROSS TH E S T A T E FLORIDA Questions come from student panel Jamerson, Brogan participate in a debate Lozano's attorney tu ts lor foot MIAMI — Former Miami poller officer William Lorano’a iii inr nr v haa *urd Ihr etty to recover 91.8 million in legal leva im-urmt while rrprrarntIn* Lo u n o in hia racial shooting! rial. Hoy Black lllrd autt in Ifode County Court on Wednesday, lie originally prrarntrd Ihe city with a 8710.000 blU. a discount of 60 prrernt. Hut city commissioners voted Sept. 8 against paying I t dtm g a Florida law that gives municipalities discretion over whether lo (My legal fere lor police officers. Black aatd in the suit the higher amount was the actual coat or representing Lozano. who waa cleared of wrongdoing after iwn trial* and 10 appeals that lasted four years. Loaano shot and killed two men on a motorcycle In 1888 but was acquitted. Hr w u Bred from Ihe police force, however. The shooting triggered three days at riots in Miami. Black claims cities routinely rrtmburae lawyer fees for cases involving police ofTkvrs on duty. He also said the city's decision not to pay was racially motivated. Louno w u a Colombian national, while the victims wrr* black. TALLAHASSEE The two men comprttng to become Florida's neat rdoration commissioner drew questions about drugs ads and ovm fu wdtd Democrat Doua Js appointed lo the Cabinet p a t tn January by Oov. Lawton Chiles sflrr Betty Castor resigned lo become pmddrat of (hr Univer­ sity of South Florida, introduced himartf at Wednesday's debate as the mast qusltftrd Republican challenger Frank Brogan, school superintendent in Martin County, told he wanted to work for ‘‘a new day" in nortdi rdurttlon. The two candidate* were questioned by the student panel, which Is Involved tn Kids Toll booth flasher wrested Voting, s project designed to promote voter participation. The students, ranging from stxth-grsders lo lllh-gradn*. come from Tallahassee. Miami and Ihe Panhandle town of NtrevlUe. Rachel Shapiro, a 17-year-dd In Ihe I Ith gradt at Miami Bench ! dor High, brought >the I i ond o il ft r o n r a both cfturtied the not doing Its fair share in paying for the estra help needed by foreigni students i In the Legislature before joining Ihe Cabinet. vowed lo work lo reduce by working with state lawmaker* “I know Ihe Legislature: I u u H ia * ll b ymm no there.” he said. My M opponent riAi knowledge at IrgMlaltvr he worked tn o legalisttvr capacity ' ORLANDO — Turnpike toll takers had come to dread the flasher in the blue Camara. Between 6:30 a m. and 6:45 a m. each weekday for the paat month, the driver gave toll laker* his ticket. 00 cents and a Ion* stare until they noticed he w u exposed. "He never said aJtylhtQg He’d Just stare at them. Really weird. *said loll rolkrtkms manager Robert Kane. But the flasher had his fun for the t last lime Wrdnnday. authorities said. rhlHlp Laird. 22. of St. Cloud, waa amstrd by a Florida Highway Patrol trooper after flashing himself to a toil taker and speeding away. He waa charged with three sexual organ, po u r— Ion at le u than 30 grama of'i and possession of marijuana paraphernalia. He 91.500 bond. "I've .irresled people for all kinds of stuff, but never i this." said Charlotte Christian, ihe trooper who made the JACKSONVILLE - The Cecil FM d Naval Air Station may be converted lo a prison after It ttears down In IB M . Stale corrections offlrtals say the Nary base, thr Boat Coast r of FA-18 Hornets, la bring 1as the site of a prison for al hast 1,100 inmate* ''We're real interested in It. W e 're s e rio u s ." said Ron Qo to school, go directly to tehool~ W EST PALM BEACH — A mother charged with allowing her daughter skip school has agreed to relinquish the 13-year-aid lo stale custody If the girt continues her absence*. Carolyn Smith has agreement with state prosecutors that rrquires her to attend parenting classes and ensure that her daughter. Kristi, continues attending magnet progism daaaea. The girl missed 127 days of school last year. If Kristi s attendance record Improves after sU months, the mother's misdemeanor charge will be dropped. State Attorney Bony Krlscher said Wednesday after the mother appeared In court. Bui the girl could be turned over to state health officials tf her record doesn't Improve. Krtacher said. Her mother also could be jailed, though pr osecutors have said they wouldn't resort to that. "At this point, we're hoping the parenting claaaes will suftlre/JKnscber said. Km tHlas missed nine of 36 days this school year. ^ tary for the Department of Cor- Tailing MS Yotitti charged with battwy on trechw LOCKHART — An 8-year-old boy with emotional problems was handcuffed and jailed, charged with felony battery on his teacher. The teacher told authorities she wanted to press charges after ihe boy punched and kicked her repeatedly. But the boy's mother expressed outraged at the way the Incident was handled. “ I think It was very ridiculous. " she said. "He’s In that class because he has a behavior problem. I took him to that school because I thought they were trained professionals and could help me with my son." Wednesday, the boy was taken to Orange County Jail and charged with battery on a school employee, punishable by up to five yean In prison and a 86.000fine. He then was held at the Orange County Juvenile Detention Center until his grandmother picked him up about five hours later. Usually a child Is released to parents or guardians and given assigned a court date. But the boy's mother or grandmother couldn't be reached, and the boy wax taken to jail because he couldn't be taken to school In his emotional state. Orange County sheriff's spokesman Carlos Espinosa said. "This Is unusual." Espinosa said. "(The deputy) didn't enjoy having to do this. This la one of those cases when there's nothing you can do.” - Here are the Meet at this Florida Panhandle base will not be released until TYNDALL AIR FORCE BASE Saturday. A Canadian pilot. Capt. Marc — Canada's team, although drawing some flak bark home, la Charpenllcr. also was leading tn dosing In on what may be Its the Individual competition for first "Top Gun" victory against Top G u n and Top Shooter awards. The Canadians are fly­ U.S. fighter pilots. Going Into Wednesday's final ing CF-18 Hornets against U.S. round of flying competition, the Air Force F-15 Eagles and Air Canadians were second behind National Guard F-18 Fighting the 33rd Fighter Wing of nearby Falcons. Back In Ihe House of Com­ Eglln Air Force Base. Six other U.S. Air Force and Air National mons. the Bloc Quebecols was unimpressed. Guard units arc participating. Bloc members of Parliament Final results at thr biennial William Tell Air-to-Air Weapons questioned Prime Minister Jean » Lottery: ____ , . . , LfYkjAAkf J Cash 3 222 •m W ay4 3 -2 -5 -a Tonight: Fair. Low tn the lower lo mid 60a. Light wind. Friday: Partly sunny. High In the lower to mid 80s. Variable wind 5 to lOmph. Saturday through Monday: Mostly fair. Lows 60 to 65. High In the lower 80s. realistic than William Tell." He said the com petition named for the legendary Swiss archer la the only chance the Canadians have to leal missile*, planes and pilot* under realistic conditions. Canada does not have teat ranges for live missile Canadian Forces Capt. Tony shots like the U.S. Air Force haa While, a spokesman for the In the Gulf of Mexico. team, defended the Canadians* Il also gives the Canadians a participation. chance to work with and learn "T o only have fired four In one from their closest allies. White year la not a lot of missiles," said, although this year It ap­ White said. "Short of going lo pears they are teaching the U.S. war you don't get any more Air Force a thing or two. ■' Tamporater** todkato pravtou* dxy'i fF THURSDAY •uaay I M S 3 --------- FRIDAY FUjr assay 85-65 FI* u n i Potimattcr: Send addraaa change* lo THE SANFORD HERALD. F & Boa tM T, San lord, FL U 7T M 04T. Subscription Rataa (Daily 4 Sunday) S Month* lU o n ih a I Year 119 90 IN N ITS 00 Florida Raaldanla mu*l pay t% aatea tax In addition lo ratea after— Phono (40 r) U S M11 ig P U M N 0 A 1 cay Dayton* S*ftcS Ft Loud Baath Fart M— r t CftMMcm* JackMMvin* Kay t e n Laaaland Miami O rion* Paniacoto IftM i Taliaftau** Tamp* V*r*a*«ch W Palm Bases ta II U 07 « u a u 04 n u u 14 u u u LAST Oct. 27 NEW FIRST FULL Nov. 1$ Nov. 3 ©o Thursday. October 20, 1994 Vol 87. No. S2 Second c im i Poattgo Pate at tenter*. Florida and addMonal “ oftIce* er Cretlen why Ihe military waa spending money lo compete In Florida when the cash Is needed for health care. The Canadian learn find four missiles coating a total of about 81 million at unmanned target drones. --------- 3 SATURDAY Fair 65-65 SUNDAY Fair 85-66 MONDAY Fair 66-68 ITATtDTtQg Pubftahad Daity and Saturday y Iby The I Inc. MO N. French A**, t enter*. By law. ihr stale haa Ihe first crack at the land after thr Department of Defense and other federal agencies. The process of locating a prison at Cedi Field Is still tn thr early stage* The Legislature would have lo budget money for construction. Kronenbergrr said The Legislature approved building about 14.000 new pris­ on bed* thMyvor. The mayor** M S H n m m f i which la working on a mastto for the base property, sg|| n the prtaarel not voted on proposal. McCarthy said "I think the staff here thinks that use of part of Cedi Field for that purpose would be very good." he said. An application from DOC for the property la pending. THE WEATHER winning numbers selected Wednesday in the Florida 2 6 -0 7 " t ^ - O l - 20 If the land and money are available, the prison complex could expand to five major Institutions housing about 5.000 Inmates and employing about 1.500 people, officials said Wednesday. One I.OOO-acr* tract being eyed for DOC Is si the Yellow Water Weapons Complex, across Ihe road from Cecil Field. Another lo al the Whllehouar field, about five miles north of Cecil Field. The Yellow Water site, once used to ators nuclear weapons In (| hardened bunker*. also la bring .rooaldrrrd as a Juvenile deten­ tion facility. Final stir selection would de­ pend on a detailed investigation, according to a letter from DOC offtrlaU to Herb McCarthy, ex­ ecutive director of the Mayor’s Base Conversion and Redevel­ opment Facility. The DOC says s numhrr of buildings si the main base could house prison employrss and be used for a training school for corrections afflrcra statewide A 1.100 bed prison at Cedi Field would employ shout 325 people, provldr a 89 million annual payroll and have an economic Impact at about 825 million. Kronenbergrr said. The master plan would antici­ pate expanding by al least one I.IOO-brd prison and a 275-brd work ramp, he said A work camp would employ about 80 people with a payroll of about 82 million. Kronenbergrr Canadians score high in Florida, draw flak at home From Associated Frets reports M IA M I by Storm' Taking MS by Storm’ ass the thorn* of s recant bonoftl, to raiao monsy for I ho Multiple Scotorts Society, held al Tlmacuan Country Club. Tho bonoftl Included antartatamanthorn solar. » Hdsws Jackman (right) who has boon tho tangled in a thWhbalkis held by the ‘Ctofhoshn# Bandit', shea Sam Lovsday, a gospsi. pop and country sings? who suffers fiSe.lfto disease, loredpy'a after ago also appeared and raised money in the celebrity auction hold tho same evening. Lovsday holds a picture of Jackman with Bob Mops. Both Lovsday and Jackman wMI appear this Sunday. Oct. 23. rn Jam Lane’s Sunsal Strip, comer of Pin* and Orange. In Orlando, for another fund-raisar for MS. Tbs show begins at 8 p m and tho cover cherga la 15. For more information, contact Mldnlta Storm. Inc. at 323-1983 ^ LO TTER Y son. however, pointed lo his role tn a 1901 law that Ufled doerra of stale laws and regulations dictating classroom operations. "I am ihe reform agrnl," he said "t am the author of Blueprint 3000. which ended micromanagement of srhoola horn Tails hornet I am the person who haa pushed for local control.” State considers using Cecil Field for a new 1,100 inmate prison a rre s t. _ t_ Brogan countered that a legislative barkground happens tn scene cases to be a Babdny What's more, he added, one of the problems he's faced os a superintendent, principal and teacher Is "dealing wtth sU at ihe innedMe mso dsles and reatrtrtlons that have been applied lo us si the local level from our Florida Legislature over thr years — many of them d u rin g Mr. Jamerson's tenure.” Lft 41 Pel 90 to 01 4J w » 7* OB n 44 44 4i 44 u 44 n 00 00 »r 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Nov. 10 Daytona Reach: Waves arc 3 feet and glasay. Current la to the south. Water temperature Is 74 degrees. Now B n y rn a Roach: Waves are 3-314 feet and semi-glassy. The current is slightly to the south. Water temperature Is 74 degrees. F R ID A Y BOLU1VAR TA B LE : Min. 6 55 a.m.. 7:15 p.m.: Maj. 12:40 a.m.. 1:05 p.m. TID K B i Daytona Beachi highs. 9:41 a m.. 9:56 p.m.: lows. 3:23 a.m.. 3:55 p.m.: New Sm yrna Reach: highs. 9:46 a.m.. 10.03 p.m.; lows. 3:26 a.m.. 4;00 p.m.: Cocoa Roach; highs. 10:01 a.m.. 10:18 p.m.: lows. 3:43 a.m.. 4:15 p.m. Bt. Augustins to Jupitor lalat Today: Wind east to southeast 10 knots. Wind waves 2 lo 3 feet with moderate northeast swells. Buy and Inland waters u light chop. Tonight: Wind variable 5 knots. Seas 2 feet or less. Bay and Inland waters smooth. Isolated showers north part. Frtday: Wind variable 5 to 10 knots. Seas 2 feel or less. Th e high temperature In Sanford on Wednesday was 83 degrees and T h u r s d a y 's overnight low waa 61 degrees as reported by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Educational Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for Ihe period ending at 9 a.m. Thurs­ day. totalled .00 Inches. 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He eaotae far grand theft. Hamid Bert Moore. 40. 2S6I Crawford D rive.! led at the JUl Tuesday. He sras wanted for L B cveH y For many auch c h ild re n , "whether you're a victim or perpetrator depends on what day R la." aaM PM Teton, an associate professor of M ellon Unlveralty. "T h ey re populated by Idda who am pre­ pared to rtah thetr own Uvea or (a y ) M u a t a -M h i n i he woo accused oThavlng broken the window of a w t o h an the campus of Seminole Community CoDegr. He sras located through a witness who reported the incident and Identified the license number of the vehicle tn which McBran was riding. He was charged with criminal mischief and burglary to s conveyance. Traffic stops • Lousnne Marie Sexton. 25. 300 S. Laurel. Sanford, was stopped tn the 300 block of B. 35th Street by Sanford police Sunday. She was charged wtth driving with a suspended/revoked license. •Alan Keith Kropog. 21. 302 RacheUe Drive. Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police at french Avenue and Pulton Street Saturday. He wss charged with driving with a suspended license. •Gregory Wendell Young. 33. 1323 Rosecltff Circle. Sanford, was stopped by sheriffs deputies near Altamonte Springs Friday. He wss charged with driving with a suspended license. He was also charged with possession of a controlled substance. •Michael William Cull. 22. 149 Cedar Lake Circle. Sanford, was found at Church Street and C-13 Friday where he reportedly ran out of gas. He was charged with driving with a revoked license, habitual. •Michael Everett Morgan. 25. 2524 El Portal Drive. Sanford, was stopped on U.S. Highway 17-92 Tuesday by Winter Springs police. He sras charged with driving with a suspended license, and possession of cannabis under 30 grama. •Clifford Anderson. 19. 36 Lake Monroe Terrace, sras flopped by Sanford police at Third Street and Laurel Avenue Tuesday. He was charged with driving with a suspended license, and resisting without violence. He was also found to be teamed on a warrant for falling to appear on a charge of poaarsalon of cocaine. Inektonts reported to Sanford polic« • • A 360 semi-automatic handgun was reportedly stolen from (he glove compartment or a vehicle Tuesday, parked at Lake Monroe Terrace. According to the Incident report, a man sras pleeplng In the vehicle at the time of the theft. ; • A residence In the 600 block of WUlow Avenue was reportedly entered and ransacked Tuesday. Nothing was Immediately determined to be missing. ; • A box of computer software, containing 10 discs valued at •500. was reportedly stolen Tuesday In the 1400 block of Magnolia Avenue. ays\*uStmVials." iy are dysfunctional." T h e yo u n g s te rs In both Chicago cases have troubled histories. Robert Ssndtfer was an abuse victim himself, starting at age 33 months. The 10-yearold charged In Eric's murder had five criminal prosecutions (four w e n dropped) sad lost week was supposed to be confined to his home under court order. The fathers of both boys are In This week. Eric's death atined an Impassioned speech from President Clinton to a gathering of police officers about children taking thetr signals from parents and the need for role models. "What we must be srorrted Troopers will stop traffic during daylight hours to check for such vehicle safety risks as worn ttres. defective brakes and Inoperative headlights. They will also check to make sure motorists have valid driven licenses and vehicle registration. Any criminal law violators, such as drunken drivers, will face arrest. Troopers may establish the roadblocks ut the V- This it a gn a t opportunity for you to enjoy tha sam« great rasuita u our rogular classified customers at no cost to you. Just follow Ihets instructions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Clinton aakL Even those who try to xteer kids straight find tt tough going. "These kids will Uaten to a gang member selling drugs rather than something positive," ■aid Tracy Harding, a resident of the notorious Cabrlnl-Grcen public housing project and pro­ gram coordinator for a youth foundation. " T h e negative catches on much quicker. ... You do some­ thing bad to get respect. Then people are scared of you." Harding aald he was alarmed Troopers announce roadblocks to ensure vehicles, drivers are safe SANFORD — Troopers with the Florida High­ way Patrol have announced thetr monthly schedule of roadblocks on area roads during the coming weeks to ensure vehicles and their drivers j w m o - y m r n w r ^ r f --------------- following locations: •Oct. 21 to 27: Celery Avenue. Oen. J.C. Hutchinson Parkway. Marquette Road. Orange Boulevard. State Road 426, Upaala Road and Persimmon Avenue. •Oct. 28 to Nov. 3: Airport Boulevard, Celery Avenue. County Road IS. Orange Boulevard. Old Lake Mary Road. SR 426. and Persimmon Avenue. • Nov. 4 to 10: C.R. 15. Oen. J.C . Hutchinson Psrkwsy. Marquette Road. Orange Boulevard. Osceola Road. Upaala Road and Persimmon Avenue. • Nov. II to 17: Airport Boulevard, C.R. 15. Markham Road. Orange Boulevard. Osceola Road. Upaala Road and Persimmon Avenue. Ads will b « scheduled to run for 10 days. Price of item must bo stated in tha ad and be f 100 or less. Only 1 item per ad and 1 ad par household per week. You should call and cancel aa toon aa Item sells. Available to Individuals (non Commercial) only. Does not apply to rentals or garage & yard sales. 6. The ad must be on tha form shown below and either be mailed in or presented In parson fully prepared to tha 8anlofd Herald Classified Department. 7. Ad will start aa soon aa possible. ft. Classified Managements decision on copy acceptability will be final. �□ *w I. tu X * I— •• WILLIAM A RUSHER U.S. surrenders to North Korea EDITORIAL Too many tricks, not enough treats Som e people w ill be m aking their ch ild ren 's H allow een costum e*. O thers w gl b e | ing them , o r u sin g leftovers from p— t ; W h atever the costum e, as h as been far this H obday In It's tim e to thtralkttvw •Ignlftcanca of tha tw o countries | In raar vou return for Norib They urge the eye-holes In facial m asks be large enough ao youngrtera w on 't have any difficulties in aeelng. They also su ggest that light-colored coatum ea be w orn, or adding patches o r strips o f reflective m ateria] to coatum ea as w ell as trick or treat bags. In som e cases, the children wrlll argue against this. If a child w ants to dress a s som e creature In black, (such as D racula). he or she w on't w an t reflective patches or strips. It's Just not part o f the costum e. W h o 's the boas? If w e allow the children to dictate com pletely w hat they w in w ear, and not be able to give an y Input, w e are m erely allow ing them to place thetr Uvea In Jeopardy. W e a lso caution about w here trick-ortreating la done. In m any cases, parents drive their children to other neighborhoods w here m ore expensive treats m ay be given out. T he children w alk the streets and knock on doors, but because they are not neighbors, often receive a relatively cold reception. Others, w ho don't have som eone to take them to other areas, w ill travel th rough thetr ow n neighborhoods. G oing to hou aea ow n ed by people they know m ay b e the beat solution. G oin g to others w here a o on e know s w hat m ay occur la an unwise dedtoon. W h o 's the boas? T h e sm aller and younger the children, the m ore d a n g e r they can encounter w h ile trick-or-treating. The sm aller an d younger they are. the m ore parental guidance they need and M U S T have. L et's not allow this H allow een to be a tragedy. T o d a y 's society already h as too m uch trick an d not enough treat. L et's not m ake It w orse b y Ignoring responsibility. Sticky business: The Velcro leader From day one of the Ronald Reagan presidency. It was clear he waa not the most perceptive person ever to hold the office lie told stories about htmsrlf and other* that were mare fanciful than factual He had little graap of detail# and particulars He bungled names and forgot faces - indeed, he did not recognize his own Housing and Urban Development secretary when he came to the White House with a group ofrmayors. i It made no dlf■■ ■ fere nee. The press reported hla faults and faux pas. but the stories had little ef­ fect on his populari­ ty. Because nothing stuck, they dubbed him the Teflon presi­ dent. Ptom day Baseball players strike out im in o u It makes no difference. Many nasty things , arc said about him and they cling like burrs . lo britches, lie is Ihe Velcro president. Consider: - The economy la humming along at a pace, that Is nearly historic in Its stradlness. Inflation la low. employment la high, Ihe;, deficit Is down. Other presidents have NELSON enjoyed Immense popularity during the good h TULLAR times. So why Is Velcro's public approvals rating hovering around 42 percent? Why does the corporate world regard him w ith ' such aeom? Why does Business Week feature such stories as. "W h y Business Hales Clinton"? cheers for the ref. ~ Velcro's direst enemies and women of Sure la nice to be questionable character or muddled motiveao many fine and accuse him of so many liaisons that he may go down not In history but In mythology. Finally, and Ua coocluakxi to the "I'm gonna Elsenhower Is said lo have had a lover. gives." the following: “ You're both gonna Kennedy had a hundred, give or lake. ... to the (ana who pay all those Hilton* of Johnson dallied, and Carter lusted In hla/ i n to aee drtnk-cal-etc. at your ball parka heart. So why Is Clinton the only one, ... a reasonable ticket price ... a hot dog that commonly viewed as a satyr? No casinos LETTERS TO EDITOR Letters lo the editor are welcome. All letters must be signed. Include the address of the writer and a daytime telephone number. Letters should be on a single subject and be us brief as possible. The letters arc subject to editing. IMany natty things art said about Mm and lhay cling Ilka burn to . brltchss J OPINION LETTER Limited Casinos, "a foot In the door." is a bad Idea for Florida. This writer spent 16 months In Atlantic County. N J . Except for the caafno strip. Atlantic City la a depleted area: no large department stores, excellent restaurants, shopping malls, etc. Casinos have shops, restaurants that serve food at a small cost to keep people from leaving and spending their money elsewhere. Huge gambling profits go out of state. About 80 percent of those who g— "**1* lose and winners moat always gamble away thetr winnings. Snm» who lose remain In * V area, criminals Included, and become a major problem Le.. crime, robbery, prostitution, etc. Jails, charitable organi­ zations that provide food, housing, etc. do a booming business. Dealers, pit bosses are well paid, but are mostly Imports from Las Vegas and other areas. Locals are employed as waitresses, waiters. Janitors, psrklng lot attendants, etc. Florida's large retired senior population la a prime target. While others work, retired acniora are available for weekday gambling. Atlantic City casinos provide free transportation, even from other states. There is a lot of activity, especially around Social Security check time. Each Is given “ seed money" starting at around 930 that must be used at the casino. The aim Is to Ignite the gambling desire to win and it moat often works. The Social Security check la quickly loot. Family members, charities, must care for the person the rest of the month. Tax revenue from the casinos will be spent many times over on the problems that they create: organized crime, drugs, prostitution, vagrants, robbery, murder, rape, prisons. Bread winners addicted to gambling, the family members go on welfare. Florida la the "plum." Promises are worthless. Casinos take away the resources, but offer little of substantive value tn return. Vote "No" Nov. 8. Limited Casinos. Amendment *8. ArvU Dunaway Panama CUy. Fla. sr the Bill Clinton pre­ sidency: It has been clear that he Is a b r a in y person •• perhaps one of the smartest men ever to hold the offlre. A policy wonk. they call him. a person who wallows in the minutiae of govern­ ment. n doesn't coat an arm and a leg ... a beer that Is well abort of an arm and three legs In coat ... and T V broadcaat rights at leas than seven figures. Good Gawd! Listen to all those molars grinding Remember ... Youuuu asked. Any takcrsTNo? Can't understand "sr-h-y?"... And this ... Just In. Dateline: Fort Myers. Fla. The Department of Corrections has "ordered" the release of 34 more prisoners (major felonies). And that's on top of the reported 03 prisoners released earlier (Sept) alledgedly for "overcrowding." Tell ya what, gents. I'U be happy to be your (you and the owners) official arbitrator In this self created, absolute fiasco of "dollar dlppin'.” Yupl I volunteer to be "U " under one. and only o-n-e. condition. And that one condition Is that my decision la final and totally binding on "all" participants — all players, all owners, all d u b s ... from now 'till hell freezes over. Any takers? Anybody? Either side? What's that you ask? What are my thoughts about this right now? Glad you asked. Remember now — you asked. First off. I'd give the players precisely what they asked for — "No-salary-cap.” that'll give the owners fits, for sure, and make the players stand up and cheer. Whoopeee doool Three-cheers-for-the-ref. Right? Secondly. I'd give the players something else — an absolute minimum "cut" In salary of 90 percent. Wowl Listen to the cheers that Just went up from the owners' section of the T Seems like the state screwed up some I I years ago when they were doing their simple arithmetic. And. by fiotly. I want each and every one of you out there In LaLaLand to know that It took o-n-l-y 11 years for them to realise that 300 apples and 129 oranges do not equate to 439 apples OR oranges. Ab-ao-lute-ly amazing. Eleven years!!77 And to make matters worse, the D.O.C. will sue the counties Involved If they don't release per the D.O.C.’s edicts. Maybe we the citizens of F lo r id a should s ta rt p la y in g the "goose/gander” game with the D.O.C. If It's good for them — It’s good for us. Yeah! Every time a D.O.C. released felon commits another felony against a victim, that victim Institutes a lawsuit against the D.O.C. as a contributor to that felony. I’U bet that will get their attention. Chompin' time everybody. Grind those molars. Grimace mightily. By the numbers ... one... two.... - Republicans regularly accuse Velcro of* pushing through Ihe "largest tsx hike In history" and punishing the middle class with,, tax Incrcaaes. The great Teflon pushed, through a Jumbo lax hike In 1982, but hfr called It "revenue enhancement" and an. adoring public paid It with scarcely a w h im p er. Teflon's tax boost soaked, everybody. Velcro's package affects only Ihq.* well-heeled and doesn't touch Ihe middle class. So why Is he a "tax and spend" lefty* and Teflon the people's president? - D uring Velcro's tenure, the words'; "foreign policy” are mentioned mostly as aif adjective modifying the noun "disaster.". Eighteen American soldiers are killed In, Somalia and II la a Clinton "failure." Velcro* plans an Invasion of Halil and lawmaker^ wax Indignant and scurry for cover. "People here are jusl not confident about Ihe'. president's leadership on foreign policy,"', says Sen. Nancy Kasaebaum. R-Kan.. "People, remember Somalia." O n Oct. 23. 1983. 24 r U.S. Marines and sailors In Lebanon died In a' terrorist bombing On Oct. 25. the U.S.* Invaded Grenada. Did anyone say. "People remember Beirut"*/ I - Velcro believes In punishing criminals, supports free trade, and is u deficit hawk, albeit a reluctant one. Those are very; conservative convictions. Yel business views' him us a loony liberal and many of my own correspondents denounce hint us a "social-' 1st." Franklin Roosevelt Invented Social Security and Is considered one of ihe greats.; Bill Clinton proposes national health Insuruncr and Is called a Commie. Why? �Sanford HtnM , Sanford. Florida - Thursday, Octobar 30, 1004 - M Guide to getting a good mammogram supervision of the exams' quali­ fy- Drug AdmlnlaWASHING TON - Nrw Ihe Department rrn m rn l guideline* auggrtl •omen make aura the fab* began certifying the nation's • here I hey gel 11.000 mammography centers are rnilfled by the Pc Drug Administration and pro- two weeks ago to ensure they ride results In no more than 10 use properly trained workers and modem equipment. day*. The HHS guidelines Issued ‘ "T h is empowers women." Wednesday are intended to build Health and Human Sendees Sec­ on i he certIflcotIon program by retary Donna Shalala said telling clinics, doctor* and Wednesday. "Th is guide will every step needed ior the llterslly ssee lives." klaiiimugiamt are the best Tha and clink way to find breast rsneer early enough to rure It. They ran to perforat the exam with detect tumors two years before specific equipment and on they're big enough to Irel but women with such compllra!tons ntias 10 perrent of breast can­ as breast implants. cers because of what erttica Por Individual women, they m a in t a in la In a d e q u a te — IA get the transpon­ mtsstoner David h easi er said most will be added to certifica­ ders by January 1999. But a F e d e ra l C o m m u n ic a tio n s tion requirements by Marrh. Out the guides don't dear up Commission decision about the the age c o n tro v e rs y . Th e signals was delayed, so that lime guideline* are dear that women will be set hark five or six 90 and older need a mammo­ months, he said. By the end of this year, the gram yearly. Out the National •Don't use deodorant, lotions Cancer In stitute Ignited a O r l a n d o -O r a n g e C o u n t y or powders because they can firestorm last year by saying Expressway Authority will Issue blork the picture. women 40 to 49 don't need E-PASS transponders to the •Provide your sitdress and routine mammograms unless public, said OOCEA spokesman phone number as wed as your they're at high risk far breast Jorge Ptgueredo. The system doctor's so both can be told the cancer, a recommendation with will be available on the Beeline results. Pind out whom to call tf which many doctors disagree. So Expresswsy by next spring, he you don't receive results. HHS m erely advised these The E PASS system Includes to follow ihetr doctor's •Never assume the bumper-mounted transponders gram la normal lual because you advice. which allow motorist* to pass don't receive the results. After Por s copy of the guide, write: through toll plans with little 10 days, call the center or your doctor and demand the Informa­ AHCPft Publications Clearing­ more than a slowdown. The house. P.O. Box A M 7, Silver system works so efficiently, said tion. Although those guidelines are Spring. Md. 20907. ot call Plguerrdo. that he's had to call ■ few testers to ask them to slow voluntary right now. PDA Com- 809388-9296 weekdays. •Use only PDA-certifled cen­ ters. If (he center can't produce HacertlAcatlaii. leave. •Schedule an appointment at time at the menstrual cycle •easts aren't tender, so the technician can apply proper Homes •ga I A properly. • I, include* the tdannrd buildproperly Is localed off big of 290 unit* o o 7 3 H acres. Rinehart Road, with some of the plus two acre*, of restricted land abuttingjhe Ttmsrusn God commercial property, and 32 Couter Part of the plans rail lor icre* of open spare/recreslton >he erection at a brick waU along t o ii » the west aide of the development (Rinehart) with landscaping that meets the etty* landscape regu latton* A traffic study Is to be conducted regarding the proponed It’s been tested at 100 mph. Flguerrdo said. "But that's not development. If approved. If the safe." he said. Both ayalrma work on an traffic study determined that a account drawdown principal; traffic signal at the entrance la users maintain accounts and O s s iT iro n x x x M x y i II1C p iu p x T iJr owner w ill pay for the Installa­ draw It down with each use Flguerrdo said users will receive tion a mrsaage at a toll plaza when The process required In order to have Olympta Homes begin development Is complex. At tonight's meeting, the city commission will consider the IA Development Agreement. Fol­ lowing that, permits will have to who asked not be be Iden­ be taken out and approved. tified. noted there have been From that point on. steps problems In the car leasing In c lu d e ; f u tu re la n d use Industry since It began In the amendment approval; rexonlng 1900s which end up coating the approval: preliminary and final consumers money while max­ subdivision approval: site plan imizing profits for dealers. approval; obtaining building "What a customer should do permits; and obtaining site de­ when they are Iraalng a car Is velopment permits make the dealer write down and basically sign the fact that the Depending on plans for the site development, approval may be M SRP Hist price) someone necessary from agencies other should tell them what It to and than the city, such a* the St. the capitalized cost which to the sale price which should be less Jo h n s W ater Management than the MSRP." he said. “Some Agency and Department of leases deal with either money Community Affairs. factors or Interest rates, neither Prior to tonight's city com­ one of which print on the mission meeting, a special contract. But If (hey tell you public hearing has been sched­ something, you should ask what uled on the Target Industry that to. and have them write It Development district, beginning down and guarantee It. The total at 5:30 p.m. The regular com­ amount of the Interest paid." mission meeting will begin at 7 Under the truth In lending p.m.. or as soon after the hearing taw. when one buys a car and as possible. finances It. the Interest cost to The Lake Mary City Hall Is disclosed On a lease agreement, located at IOO N. Country Club the total amount of Interest paid Road, in Lake Mary. or the Interest rate arc not Hated. their account la low and periodic statements. Credit card accounts will he automatically charged to restore account*. Chandler said the Sunpass system will work In a similar manner, but It will offer more options to motorists. First, the Sunpass transponder — for most folks — will be transportable. It can be moved from vehicle to vehicle and la not mounted. Some car designs may force bumper mounting, he said. Also, the transponders will have readouts showing the motorist how much toll was fust id and their new account lance. Also, electronicallywired motorists will be able to someday plug Ihetr Sunpass Into a portable computer and get traffic detail*. ■- C "They may get a message that hamburgers are 99 centa at McDonalds at the next exit." said Chandler. Chandler waa quick to add the transponders will not be used to flash personalised messages at motorist*. "Unfortunately. Big Brother Is everywhere n o w ." he said. "We're not going to do that." < T*:*1 ^• I &r 1 fa L«as« •" w . ' ■" - ■ . f Thrtt Injured Thra* parsons wsrs ln|ursd Wsdnssday aftsrnoon. In a two car collision on CA427 noar tha QrssnWay salt rwnp. Sanford smargsney unit amasnnst m v on* person, an uniasntiftsd I t year old woman, required advance ltf« support f and was transport ad to Orlando Regional Medical Cantor. A 30 ysar-otd man was traatsd for ln|urtaa at Central Florida Ragtoad Hospital No ottpr Informal ton w DEATHS PAUL OMRR CRAOJKM Paul Omer Chagnon. 64. Golf llrook Circle. Longwood. died Monday. Oct. 17. 1994 at Florida Hospital. Altamonte. Bom July 19. 1930 in South Berwick. Maine, he moved to Central Florida In 1974. He waa a packing manager with the Or­ lando Sentinel. He waa Catholic. ;He waa an A rm y veteran of the Korean and Viet Nam wars and a member of the Hth Airborne .Rangers and National Airborne ; Rangers. ; S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife. A u d r e y , s o n s . K e it h . Los ’ Angeles. Kyle. Apopka; daugh­ te r . Kathleen. Somersworth. N .H .; brother. George. York. Maine: slaters. C la ire Vlel. R o c h e s t e r . N . H . . C e c lle Chagnon. Watervllle; six grand­ children. Gaines Carey Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. Long'wood, in charge of arrange­ ments. ; RUTH CRITTENDEN ! Ruth Crittenden. 72. Arnel I Drive. Winter Park, died Mon­ d a y . Oct. 17. 1994. Horn June ;30. 1922 In Saginaw. Mich., she •moved to Central Florida In ! 1984. She was a homemaker. ; 'S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e sons. ; .James. Winter Park. Jeff. Fort •Mitchell, Ky.: daughter. Barbara ! Harmcr. St. Petersburg: four I grandchildren. Beacon Direct Cremation Serv- Ire. Orlando. In charge of ar­ rangements. I ANDREW SCOTT CUNNDIOHAM ( ' Andrew Scott Cunningham. I 22. Dellary Drive. DeBary. died ; Tuesday. Oct. I I . 1994 at ; Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Ilorn Nov. 20. 1971 In Davrn! port. luwa. he moved to Central ; Florida In 1983. He was a ; commercial painter. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e so n . ! Zachery Hunter. DeBary: father. Robert S.. Lake Mary; mother. ; Ruth Ann. Lake Mary: brothers. Jon , Sanford, Matthew. Fori Bragg. N.C.; sister. Rebecca. Lake Mary: maternal grandparents. Robert and Ruth ! Proklty. Marienville. Pa. B a ld w in -F a lrch lld -O a kla w n ; Park Cemetery and Funeral ; Home. Lake Mary. In charge of I arrangements. ELLA A. ELLIS Ella A p : Ellis. 03. Palmetto dies at 78 Street. Lake Mary, died Tuesday. Oct. 18. 1994 In Richmond. Va. Bom Aug. 19. 1901 In West Virginia, she lived In Central Florida for most of her life. She was a homemaker. She waa a member of Pint Baptist Church. Charlottesville. Va. She waa a member of Eastern Star Chapter 14. Survivor* Include sons. Bill. Sanford. Bob. Bum pass. Va.: sister. Florence Zimmerman. Lake Mary: two grandchildren. G ra m k o w Fun eral Hom e. Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. Sunday. Oct. 16. 1994 at hto residence. Born April 29. 1909 In Kenyon, Minn., he moved to Central Florida In 1974. He was a chemical engineer for DuPont. He waa (he official photographer for the sculpting of Mount Rushmore. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife , Margaret; daughter. Joanne E. Pease, Maitland; sister. Greta Laird. Fillmore. Calif.: three g r a n d c h ild r e n : five g re a t­ grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. In charge of arrangements. LOUISE E. MATHIS ANNAN.MUCE Louise E. Haynle. 84. E. Sec­ ond Street. Sanford, died Tues­ day. Oct. 18. 1994 at Lakeview Nursing Center. Bom April 9. 1910 In St. Louis, she moved to Central Florida in 1981. She was a principal. Survivors Include son. John Paul. Oviedo; two grandchildren. National Cremation Society, Winter Park Chapel. In charge of arrangements. ELLEN MAJUS JUSTICE E lle n M arie J u s tic e , 49. Buglers Rest Place. Casselberry, dird Monday. Oct. 17. 1994 at her residence. Bom Jan. 20. 1949 In Tunbridge. Vt.. she moved to .Central Florida In 1986. She waa executive assis­ tant to the Casselberry city manager. She was a member of P rin c e of Peace L u th e ra n Church. She belonged to Na­ tional Secretaries Association. Survivors Include husband. Jerry; sons, Darrin Blanchard, Mount Dora. Tom m y, North Miami. Michael. Umatilla. Rob­ ert. Rodney, both of Oklawaha; daughters, Karen Davis. Mount Dora. Charaln Blanchard. Cas­ selberry. Tin a Scott, DcLand: sisters. Jud ith Thoman. Te n ­ nessee. C y n t h ia T o a ls to n . J o a n n e W h it n e y , b oth of T u n b rid g e ; brothers. Steven Whitney. Roger Whitney, both of T u n b rid g e . Daniel W hitney. S to c k b rld g c . V t.. T im o t h y Whitney. Bethel. Vt.; mother. Edith Whitney. Tunbridge; fa­ ther. Ralph Whitney, Tunbridge; 11 grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h ltd Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs, in charge of arrangements. LcVerne K. Oadal. 85. Post A Rail Road, Longwood. died Anna N. Price. 92. Inner Circle Drive. Oviedo, died Wednesday, Oct. 19. 1994 at Winter Park Memorial Hospital. She was bom Sept. 10. 1902 In Sweden. She was a homemaker. She waa a member of Si. Luke’s Lutheran Church. She belonged to Lu­ theran Haven Auxiliary. Survivors Include daughter. Pauline Jones. Kansas City, Mo.: sisters, tna Shaw. Winter Haven. Alice Schlcfcr. Lawrence. Kan.: two grandchildren: one great­ grandchild. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral home. Goldenrod-Wlnter Park Chapel. In charge of arrange­ ments. MONGBN TENNELL M on gen T e n n e ll. 8 1 . W. A irport Blvd.. Sanford, died Wednesday. Oct. 19. 1994 at DcLand Convalescent Home. Born A u g ..22. 1913 In Monl Ice Ho. he moved to Central Florida In 1943. He was a landscaper. He belonged to New Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors Include son. Willie. Sanford: daughters. Bernice Davis, Sanford. Lucy Johnson. Ft. McClellan. Ala.. Eula Phillips. Orlando. Mary Jane Kennedy.' Jacksonville; brother Perron. Ft. Lauderdale: sister. Edity Bostic, Gainesville; 20 grandchildren: 25 great-grandchildren. Wllson-Elchelbcrger Mortuary. Inc.. In charge of arrangements. IlLlfcSlLAA. M anwlal fensrsl w rO ctt tor M ri Etta A. E llis fl. t i l*k* Mary, who OWd Tuwdky will bo I o'clock WlwrOcy •ttornoon «• Flrcl S rn S yto rlw Church, lako Mary, with Rn A.F. l U y m (Mklollns Informant will bo at a lator data In Chartattotvllla. V a Arrangam anli by Gramkaw Funaral Mom*. Sanford Buyers should also ask (he total amount of safes tax. residual value, depredation and length of term under the lease. In addition, don't offer money up front on a lease, possibly you might be better off to buy the car. "That's where they ask you for 85.1300 down, and they lease you the car for the same price you would have leased It for anyway. Or your trade-in to worth 85.000 and they don't give you credit for it. You could have leased the car for 8449 a month with or without money down or the trade-in. That’s Just 89.000 to the d e a le r." he explained. "People don't know how to check It." the car manager said, "and there's nobody protecting the public. A lot of dealers do a good Job. But there are a few dealers and a few sales people who lake advantage of a good thing.” "This has been going on a long time.*' the manager said, “ the attorney general to very late In getting Involved. Leasing came tn the early 80* and It was a real bad thing and w r got away from leasing." At the time, customers were bound for A rt year leases with no way out except paying a premium. Manufacturer* are offering shorter leasing terms now of two. two and a half or three years while ofTerlng other Incen­ tives as well. That makes It difficult for dealers to make the high profit they try to make on some customers, the manager added. Louts Firmly of Tamarac held up a copy of hto Toyota lease and said. "O n ly a Philadelphia lawyer can explain It to people.” Like others at the hearing. F lrs ty said he w ent to a dealership to buy a car and was talked Into a lease after hours of high-pressure sales. Academy Award In 1969 and the Presidential Medal of Freedom last year. "She was more popular with LOS A N G E L E S Martha Raye. the comedian whose cav­ the G l’a than a weekend pass." ernous mouth and exclamation said Hope, who shared many "Oh boyyyl" became trade­ stages with her. "They loved her marks on Broadway, the sliver In Vietnam. She waa a Florence screen and wartim e stages Nightingale, Dear Abby and the overseas, has died after a long only singer who could be heard over the artillery lire." Illness. She was 78. Mia* Rave's most notable film Mias Raye Joined her parents' vaudeville act at age 3 and never role was in the 1947 classic quit entertaining. Most recently, b la ck co m ed y " M o n s ie u r she appeared as the "B ig Verdoux." In which she played Mouth" pltchwoman In televi­ the Indestructible mate of a "Everybody should be re­ wife-killer portrayed by Charlie quired to let ihetr lawyer read sion ads for a dental adhesive. "She represented the kind of Chaplin. the lease first. It's cheaper to pay Her television work Included a lawyer for this advice than get talent that to rare today — the all-round entertainment pro. the 1990a variety aeries "The stuck for 82.000. 83.000 or equally at home In movie*, on M a r t h a R a y e S h o w . ' * 89.000." TV. radio and recording," said "McMillan." "Alice" and Innu­ information Iron* ton merable variety show guest tanfoinad w tot» rtpart entertainer Sid Caesar. "She waa always bigger than shots. "I can still remember the first life.” said Bob Hope. Public school im m i Mis* Raye died Wednesday at time I ever saw Martha." enter­ Cedars-Slnal Medical Center tainer Steve Allen recalled Friday, OcL 21,1884 after being admitted on Monday. Wednesday. "It was long before she waa a Pizza She had a stroke In 1990, and Gardan Salad circulatory problems forced star. I guess I was about 14 and Chilled Fruit doctors to amputate her left leg she was performing at a theater on the south side of Chicago. I or Chet's Salad or Bag Lunch below the knee a year ago. Low Fat Milk She was one of the first remembered being Impressed by Hollywood figures to entertain her beauty, her talent as a U.S. troops overseas during singer, her talent as a dancer ... World War II. and continued her She was truly captivating — she GEORGE W. TAYLOR service In Korea and Vietnam. obviously had star quality." Miss Raye was bom Margaret Her many citations for those July 1,1841 -O c t 20,1883 efforts Includ ed a special Teresa Yvonne Reed on Aug. 27. 1916. In the charity ward of a hospital In Butte. Mont., where her vaudevtlllan parents. Pete Reed and Betty Hooper, had been stranded. IA At 16. Mariha left the family slgnb directing customers on song and dance act in Chicago, access road connections to the changed her name to Raye and south mall entry drive and the began doing songs, comedy and A m llion times I've missed you mall ring road. Broadway revues. A m llion times I've cried. AP Entartalnmant Wrtttr________ Movfos United ArtLsts to armed with figures. The company prepared a list of dally attendance at similar sire theater complexes In the area. For the 1.807 seat complex at Florida Mall, attendance has ranged from 1.406 to 3.082 per day for the past eight weeks. United Artists also gave PAZ a listing of typical starting times for movies for their 10 screen theaters. The complex proposed for the area south of Seminole Towne Center Is listed as 40.000 square feel, with a total of 2.700 scats. If all plans are approved and no major delays are forthcom­ ing. the theatre to expected to be constructed and operational by lhr lime the mull opens in September of 1995. TagCoatlaasEfroaiPag* I A e d u c a t i o n ." Slrlckler said. "W c want to m ake people aware of the licensers." The auto tags are expected to help the Sem inole C o u n ty F o u n d a t io n raise s e v e ra l thousand dollars In the first year. "W e're very excited," said Slrlckler. "T h is should go a long way toward helping our students by giving the teachers more financial resources to do Inn o v a t l v r t h i n g s In t he classroom." If we could have saved:rou you Pied. Things 1feci most deeply are the hardest things to say. My dearest dad I loved you in a very special way. I often sit and think of you and think of how you died, to think I couldn't say good-bye before ou ciuttd your eyes, think of all the p in you had and now your p in is gone. The only thing I have left of you are the memories and the p in | carry on. If I had a life time wish, a dream that could come true. I'd pray to God with all my heart for one more day with you. Wc all miss you ___________ Your Daughter Gail r I L �Judges review federal policy limiting Indecency on airwaves WASHINGTON - Thher goveminent may belles children are harmed by indecent material but von rav vradio and tries talon, w w v vIt s hasn't proven It. nays a federal reviewing restrict tone on b vw a A lack of estdrnee reason regulatlona reatrtcllng Indecent m a te ria l on the airwaves was struck down by a federal court In Washington last "The point here Is. there to no data on Indecency. There to nothing to Interpret." Chief Judge Harry Edwards of the U S. Court of Appeals far the District of Columbia Circuit told the g o v e rn m e n t’ s a tto rn e y . Christopher Wright on Wcdnesday. Edwards to one of 11 judgrs on the appeals court reviewing the regulatlona The rules forbid TV and radio stations from airing Indecent material except during the hours of midnight 10 • am . The Federal Communlratlona Commission policy was written at the behest of Congress Wright, (he FCC's counsel, argued that the government has an Interest In protecting children from Indecent material, particu­ larly children with "Indifferent" rcc rule opponents — In­ parents who don't supervise what thetr children watch or cluding civil liberties groups, llatm to. The CUnton adminis­ broadcasters and authors — argued that It la overly broad, tration supports the fCC unfairly deprives adults of cer­ tlon. tain programs and takes away The regulations. Wright parental choice. p e tln g in te re s ts : llm llln g "The commlMlnn has simply children’s exposure to indecent material and protecting the come up with no evidence of a rights of adults to watch armsen problem herei" said Timothy Dyk. who represented oppo•olegally | The malortly of the r t C s Nut Judge Patricia Wald said the government Is being overly have Involved talk radio, protective. but studies show children gen"You're making an i*l listen to those protlon that e ve ry parent In America agrees with the FCC’s judgment call." she said. Rather Several judgrs said the FCC than helping parents, the policy could have takrn other action ire e m p ta th e m , she a n d that would have better preserved parental choice, such aa requir­ In a rare proceeding, the hill ing the tnatalfetion In T V sets of circuit court reviewed s decision technology lhal lets parents ’ * For by a lower court In November programs 1993 lhal struck down lhe this to work, though. sle d and lo be ra regulatlona. Another policy, leas roofo inofi Fni restrictive lo broadcasters, to now in effect barring Indccenl The FCC drflnrs broadcast broadcasts except between 9 indecency aa language or malep m and6a m rial lhal "deptets or describee In It was not clear when or how terms patently offensive as l he judges would rule While measured by contemporary some of the liberal judges ap­ community standards for the peared m itra l of the regulation. broadcast medium, sexual or I he circuit's six conservative excretory activities or organs." judges gave lltlle Indication how rnlty. lhey would vote. The decision rrtalla protected co uld be appealed lo the liiuhiaif of by the First Amendment Supreme Court. IRS turns down claims for cash equivalent of *40 acres and a mule’ filing frivolous returns. Axaoclatad Fra— Writer________ W A S H IN G TO N - Descen­ dants of slaves are not eligible for the modem equivalent of 40 acres and a mule, the Internal Revenue Service says. -elected about 90.000 claims for *43.909 each In what the filers say are repara­ tio n s for th e ir ancestors' enslavement and continuing dtocTtnUoallon against blacks. •4 Congress passed a bill in 1800 requiring lhal Confederate prop­ erty be confiscated lo provide former slaves with 40 acres and a mule. But It was vetoed by President Andrew Johnson. L e g a l N o lle * "We don't want people who Meanwhile. Ihe NAACP Legal are untutored to be misled Into doing something In a tax return and Educational Defense Fund lhal will result In significant lax has asked postal Inspectors to liability." he said. Investigate letters being distrib­ uted within black communities of Ihe ctoima lo the IRS and Mack churches that purport to Inform descendants of slaves have been received over ihe past about how they can claim the month from California, and Shaw said the NAACP fund has lax refund. re c e iv e d In q u ir ie s fro m tote Oklahoma as well. Theodore M. Shaw. L tq a l N o tic e HI TNI COUNTY COUNT OS TIN ■WMTaiNTN JUDICIAL Cl tCWIT. ,i 1 . >• A -> m .vis Don’t Mlu A Slngl* lasvtS, LOCALMVS- LOCALISQNTS•LOCALIBTOPU SCOSU•HULTNI FmCU •(DUUmt •M M H V.1llla.fij ||( r till r to.I MMCiNcurr. cam NO aaaaaCC taU HUNTINS* CHAM CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC. anal tor praSt Slarlda Carperatton. StaintiH. MAROARITA ASONTI. al aL NOTICI OS F00ICL0MMI SALI NOTICI IS HINIBV OIVIN I Isa SMai Judgment at iff4. antarad In Cat# Ns. taueCCJSU at Me Caunty Caurt at Me IigbtoanMJudklta Circuit In and tor lemlnale Caunty. Slnrlda. nhereln HUNTINS’ CHAM CONDO MINIUM ASSOCIATION. 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SLONIOA cam no.1 aaNJCAiai JOtlSH XAJICIK. Slaintitt. JOHNM OIRINA. MalUato at JUANMOIRNIA SmataAICXlA 0ININA.ee hetr andtanetkiaryatJUANM 01RI NA. all unhnewi hemel JUANM OIRINA. dacaaaad. ■NTIRSRISI LlASINO COMSANYOS ORLANDO. JISSRIV LOWIRV. t/u/b/a SUSIRION INSURANCI COMSANY. SUSIRION INSURANCI COMSANY. OMIGA SINJLNCI CORSORATION NOTICI OS ACTION TO WINDY OIRINA CAMVOIRINA ALL SANTIIS HAVING ON CLAIMING TO HAVI ANY RIGHT. TITLI ON INTIRIST IN THI SROSIRTV HIRIIN OISCRIBID YOU AM NOTISIID mat an aetton to toraOaaa a martgafi anPiatoitotang rata praparty In SamlnatoCaunty. SI “ Lai tt. LARI HARRIIT ISTATIS. according toSwSita w m n ftctrtM mrim non* U. Sagaa it * to ta too Subik Racarda at Samlnato Caunty. Slarlda (Laaa Read right ta •ay) yauare ragulradtoaarvaatapy ta yaur nrltaandatonaee. il any. la It ta STISHIN H. COOVER. Slalntlll'a aitarnay. «haaa addrraa la t » Narta Sark Are nue. Santord. 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HAVMONI. not ic■ or IT At p o n siitu si soociBOiao OISINOANTISI TO Ch/ittimP boll NOTIII OS POSICLOSUSISALI Mama*. FNrwa mil ua NOTICI IS HINIBV OIVIN and an isari taw claim an Is a Oatuali Slnta Intoroit la thu Ullovinp at toratoaure Satod - IL IfhL antorad InCivil its*nissan sickus truckj ___ N o aaiitaCA u oivi VIN I IN4N04I YPCOUShl S. ■dins*'- at *• SION I at Me Circuit Court at Me NTH Judklta Circuit In and County Shorltn Ot tor SIMINOLI Caunty. San Cdunty, lard. Sltrlds. wherein chassis s. cuaav com IL INC SANV N SiehtaN atta DANIIL at tr mar Jockmn Strata ana H . H A V M O X I A N O BatasaaS Laaa. Aitamanta MICHILLI L. HAVMOXI. COUNTIV ca iix MASTIX lyois, jam Caunty, ■ — m ---a —1lain —II,■ IMStar ASSOCIATION INC., VABSITV Mi W l* PMRRfy W ktad prapwiy tor SN purpmo at COUSTS INC.. JOHN OOI tortottora purautat ta tacTNna AND JANI DO! AS UN KNOWN TINANTS IN to 7*i ram. Sanaa UaMn. ana tall BIQUC1T Mat an M U ION are Oetondanto. 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MMINOLI COUNTY icircuit couarsiAu SHIRISSSOSPICB MARYANN! MOXSI. ISMMthStrata CNrh at Me Circuit Clurl Santord. FlorIdow nam By OaraMy W. Bolton Tetaphana laOtimun Oaputy Clerk Swbiilti Octahar It. IJ. IT Subilta: OctoberNAlT.lfM s k im OIWMT OfWII m t h i circuit court L eQ ol N o lle # SERVICE PHARMACY... 17-92 He warned that taxpayers who refUe subsequent claims after receiving a dental notice could be subject to a *300 penalty for "The real legal defense fund wants lo gel Ihe arord out lo Ihe Mack community lhal this group to not the NAACP Le n t. Defense -f r R * 7 — *• "A "* there have been some legitimate and useful discussion about the Idea of reparations ... this Is not a legitimate effort WC WILL HOT Airport Blvd. "There clearly to not statutory authority for honoring these claims.” IRS spokesman Frank Keith said Wednesday. "We have taxpayers that are being /misled and that's unfortunate." Many of the tax forms have romc In attached to a ropy of a commentary published In I he April 1993 Issue of the Markoriented magazine Essence, the IRS said. W ritten by L .O . S h e rro d , the co m m e ntary argued that racial discrimination functions aa a hidden tax and urged readers to All out thetr Form 1040a as If they had paid 943.909 in "Mack taxes" and thereby collect a delinquent tax rebate. •la- - . aa to doubt ki our minds about w!hetJBT ihe U S government owes us repa­ rations — our '40 seres and a mule.* plus Interest." Sherrod wrote. director-counsel of ihe fund, which Is separate from the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, said the letters havr a return address of College Park. Ga.. and a letterhead with the name 'Legal Defense Fund' and a logo similar lo lhal of the NAACP fund. A m a r t c a ’a 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 PDA-approved quality generic drugs • Prescriptions are easily transferable. Just bring in your refutable prescription and we’ll contact your physician and take care of all the detaUs. �mmM THURSDAY Final-Inning fir Wells, Whelchel & Howard win S A N ro a o - Thr* v*rr w rk H r. W lnlraaFh AM (12 waa an ihr vetgr of shaking lhal v i n l m lag Wednesday night then they built a 7-4 lead o m Write Contracting through Avr Innings at thrir Sanford Recreation Wrdnrwday^Mrnja Sfowpttrh Boh ball League game at . or Miami's Rony Srtkaly. ankle, or John Ballry. who But Write Coni ratling rattled to tie l hr ■rare with three rune in the arvmlh and. alter F A AM 83 left the potential winning run In arartng position in both the bottom at the arventh and eighth inning*, arorrd four tuna In the IOth in take an 11-7 victory Hob Write Br. and Hob Well* Jr. each hit a two-run alnglr In the I Oth inning to rap the win In the D m game at the evening, league trading Whrlrhrl A Howard came from behind I wire in the first two inning and eventually arorrd the With three week* left In the *e**on. Whelchel A Howard (S-ll has a one-game edge over Well* Contracting 14 3) and a two game lead over Cratv W ln^Ftorida Sport Wear 13-3) F 8 AM 63 KMH trail* the path Neat week. Crary Wings-Florida Sport Wear take* on F A AM 83 in the 7 p m . game before Write Contracting challenge* W hrlrhrl A How­ ard at R p m Chrta War go pared Whelchel A Howard by •oilerting three alnglr* and a walk In four trips to the plate, driving In a run. and scaring lour run*, inctudtng the game winning run In the bottom of lhe seventh on Sonny Eubanks* aacrlSre fly. Also contributing were George Murray (double, three singles, run. two RBI). James Thompson Ithree atnglra. two RBI). Mike McLohan (two single*, run). Cary Krrfcr (two single*. RBI). Don Uoodung (single, run. two RBI). Tim Sundvril and Brian Howard (each with a single and a run). •ndEiibanh*(angle. RBI) Providing the often** for Crmey Wings-Florida Sport Wear were Randy Rawlmg* (three alngle*. injured reserve MIAMI — The Florida Martina claimed left­ handed pilrhrr Brian Bsmcs cft waivers from the Las Anglr* Dodgers, the dub announced Wednesday. Barnes. 37. had played for the Cleveland Indiana after bring traded from the Montreal Espoo tn 1989. He had a 7 30 ERA while al the Dodger* and a 5 40 ERA wtlh Cleveland Huru M n named top AL rookie NEW YORK — Bob Hamelln. who Inherited Kanawa City'* designated hitting job from George Arvtt and became one at the league'e Weei ehigavrw. was an w ar winner Wrrlnewtov a* AL Koowr of the Year. Ilamelln wwa tne first Dll lo win"!he rookie ■ward. and the first Royals player to earn It since Lou PtnlrUa In 1989 The honor, now named the Jackie Robinson Rookie Award, was Aral presented In 1847 to one major leaguer. Hamelln hit 34 home run*, drove In AS runs and batted .383. He led AL rookie* In homers. RBI*, runs <041. hits (BR|. doubles 135). walks (56) and game* (101) when the player*' strike started Aug. 13. Hamelln. who also played 34 games si Aral base, received 25 of 26 Aral plm-e vote* In balloting by the Baseball Writers Association of America. He also got three second-place votes and finished with 134 points. Oates lands In Taxis ARLINGTON. Texas — Former Baltimore manager Johnny Oates was hired Wednesday to manage the Texas Rangers. Oates was given a two-year contract; Its terms were not disclosed. He replaces Kevin Kennedy, who was fired last week and then beat out Outrs for the Boston Job. Oatea. 48. becomes the fourth Rangers manager In 29 months and the 14th full-time manager In club history. Oatea was Ared as Orioles manager In September after Baltimore Anlshcd second In the A L East at 63-49. Oatea finished al Baltimore with three conaecutlve winning seasons and a 291-270 record overall. Cross Country □Saaalnate fUhtette Contemns* mast al Inks Brantloy. JV girl*. 4:30 p.m.; JV boys. 5 p.m.; V glrta, 5:30 p.m.; V boys. 6 p.m. Junior Vsrtity Football □taka Brmltay al laminate. 7 p.m. □ Lyman MLaka Mary, 7 p.m. □ Laka Hawaii at Oviada, 7 p.m. Boys’ Volltyball □ L Mary at Biskay Moors. JV. 6 p.m.; V, 7 p.m. LONGWOOD - It was as good a lime as any lo say goodbye and start looking ahead On an evening when the Lyman High School varsity boys' volleyball tram honored Its ala graduating s r n lo r a . the ju n io r v a r s it y Greyhound* rapped a *r tool brat 113 season with a I V I I . IV 9 wtn over Lake Howell "This la one of the best junior varsity tram* we've Itsd.'* said Lvman varsity coach Norm Krady I want lo rnngratulalr Coach Gina Bnnavmiurr and the tram on hav­ ing such an outstanding araaon." Ready ttoaJM d farewell M> his srnlora — Jay Kromanyrhanh. Fa­ bian Torre*. Luis Melender. Mike Dresel. Chris Mercuric, and Bradley Lewis — by starting all sis In the Aral game of the varsliy match. Lake Howell, which Anlshea the regular season as wcHamptons of the Seminole Alhletlr Conference, put a damper on the evening by winning the match 15 9. 15-6 "They (Lake Howell) did a good job on us." said Ready, whose tram completed Its campaign with a 8 -11 record. "They did a good job of mixing It up and keeping us off balance. "I'd like lo commend the six seniors for all their hard work. For four of them, this was their first and only season on the varsity. But they stepped In and did a good job." Because of the relative Inexpert- SANFORD — Brown's Central Gymnastics of Altamonte Springs will be tn Sanford this weekend. On Saturday and Sunday. Oct. 33 and 33. Brown's Central. In con­ junction with the Central Florida Gymnaaitca Association, will host the Orlando (Invitational at Semi­ nole High School's BUI Fleming Competition will be broken down Into three ar sslnna on both days. Saturday** three aeaalons are scheduled to atari at 9:40 a.m.. 1:40 p m., and 5:25 p.m... Sunday's schedule has sesatona pfomwrt far 8.35 am .. 12;50 p.m.. aad 4:30 pm. For m ore Inform ation, call Brown's Central at 8888744. FOUR MOM QUALIFY MELBOURNE - Brown's Central had four more gymnasia qualify to compete In the Level IV. Level V. and Level VI state championship meets later this year at the second focal qualifier of the compulsory season, which was hosted by Harbor City Gymnastics the weekend of Oct. 8-9. Of the sis seniors who war* members of tr>« Lyman varsity boys' volleyball taam (hia year. Jay Ksomanychanh (No. 2). Fabian Torrat, Mika Dr**ai, and Chris Msrcurto played In (hair on* and only varsity campaign this fall. Y o u n g G u n s in 1st place . . .for now SANFORD — The Young Guns opened the narrowest of margin* In their quest fur the Sanford Rtcreallon Coed Power Volleyball League champi­ onship by winning both of their matches Wednesday night at Use Hanford Mlddfo School Oymnatortum, One of the wins come In a three-game battle with Tim 's Team, which started the night tied for first place In the league with the Young Guns. After both the front runner* won their A m match of the evening. Tim * Team sweeping Bob Jones 154. 16-14 on the lobby court while the Young Guna heated Team Beach Beene 19-10. 15-12. they met on Ttm'a Team waa able to make up seme ground by coming back after the thne-game loss to sweep Team Bench Scene 166. 19-3 on the stagr court. In the match on the lobby court Bob Jones collected a 196.15-10 decision over Kelty'a Team. Through four weeks of play. Urn Young Ouna (8-1) have a half-game lead over Ttm ’a Team (i-3). They 're followed by Bob Jones (9-4). Team Brach Scene (3-8). and Kelly's Team (1-9). Hot Shoe’ racks up 49th Late Model victory Spaclal lo tha Htrald □ 8 p.m . — T N T . Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vikings. (L) y court In a 7 :19 p.m. match. ouruf Guns oat the drop on Ttm'a Team, fog for a 15-4. 6-19. I s T o victory and aote UsalVI Ag** 13-141 Alexia Ford, who Is recuperating from a fractured foot, qualified for her state meet by pulling together a composite score of 35.55. which was good enough for second tn the all-around com­ petition. Ford's overall consisted of a sec­ ond place finish on the balance beam (9.20). a Aflh in the floor exercise (9.05). seventh on the vault (8.85). and ninth on the parallel bars (8.45). Am anda S trlc k le r won the balance beam competition (9.35) on (he way to pulling together a composite score of 34.15. which waa good enough to tie teammate Sharon Wain for 10th In the all­ around standings. Wain was fourth on the vault (9.061 and sixth on the balance beam (8.60). Agas 8-1 It Whitney Shepard gave a solid effort, finishing ninth In the all-around with a score of 35.45 lhal Included a fifth-place showing on the balance beam and a seventh In the vault. NEW SM YRNA BEACH - Veteran driver Gary "Hot Shoe" Balough dominated a 22-car Add to win the 25-lap Late Model feature race last Saturday night. Oct. 15. at New Smyrna Speedway. Balough. who drives the PceWce Griffin Camaro. has dominated FASCAR Laic Model racing for almost (he entire season. “ We've had a good cycle going all year long, that's what makes U easy to w in ." sald'Balough. who has 49 victories on the season. "In racing, you win some, lose some, or don't play at all. That's my philosophy. If you wreck or break, you're out of the game. If you win. that's a plus. If you lose, that's racing." Trailing Balough (by about 10 car lengths) to victory lane was Wayne Anderson. A half a track length behind Anderson were Hill Coody. Roby Lyons, and Ricky Wood. Bob Doxle held off a hard-charging Jared Allison and Gene Van Alstlne lo win the Mini-Stock feature event. "H 's been a long time coming and It sure feels good lo be In victory lane." said Doxle. "We’ve had so many seconds and thirds that I wax beginning lo feci like a dog chasing his tail." Trailing Doxle to the checkered flag were Van Alstlne. Allison. Conrad Grenier, and Bobby Sears. Barbara Pierce overtook early race leader David LrBe-au on the second lap and avoided a front-stretch wall banger lo wtn the Sportsman feature event, taking the checkers two car lengths aheud of Donnie Narmorc. Rounding out the lop five were. In order of finish. Art Chapman. LcBeuu. and Jeff Rule. O il lap four of the Sportsman run. Ed Sherry slid down the front straightaway, turning hard but remained right side up. Despite extensive damage to the car. Sherry was uninjured. Bobby Stevens Jumped to the early lead In the Bomber feature and by lap Ave. had about a lO-ear advantage over the rest of the Acid. A caution on lap seven closed the field for a restart, allowing Chuck Vola to close ground on Stevens. Stevens and Vola raced noae-to-lall for several laps until Vote nailed a spinning car In turn four. New Smyrna Beach driver Jeremy Fitch took advantage of the situation and dosed on Stevens’ rear bumper followed the second new green Oaf. Stevens waa up to the challenge and went on to victory lane followed by Fitch. Vola. Mark Manfred!, and Bob Richardson. O th e r feature event w inners were Matt K auscher (R un-Abouts). Michael Williams (Limited Late Models). Jeff Anderson (Modified*), and Barbara Moser (Powder Puff Derby). 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 �S TA TS & STANDINGS t Tamp»Lwto 1 CdgM«t« 3C e n g # B. LYMAN Fort Walton Beach • Lak«WorthJohn I II 4. Ja c k s cr.. ; : u U «n d * i in 3 Iw w d ^d w is UfcssB u 5 Miami Columbus 10 Vsfo Beach FACA CLASSIA OWIT STAYS MONO* M U 1 r»lh| fytitrhal) VXrtrn lllnnmlnolls 2 Ramona Seradafcis. lake Worth J l Leonard 3 Ann McOranaban. 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GaN, Hatltna NISM SCHOOL FO O TB A LL 4 p m - SUH. Fiartda Hip* Stftaal G , Mlran Rapart FRO FOO TBALL 4 p m — TNT. Graan Bay Packafl al Mmnaapta Viflnpi. I l l OOLF 1 M p m — SUN, Fal Summarall Pro Calamity laatlatianai s a il in o S a m - SUN Oannti Connor’a Road to l*a Amartca'aCiw SWIMMING Noon - SUN. 1)1* annual Aqua del In dvttry Invitational. Orlando Motnees Mon. Wed. 4 Sat 1pm NngKly al 7 30 pm Semora Free al al Mafinoos i G R E Y H O U N D PARK Deary also took third on the parallel bars (8 UO| to finish fifth In the all-around with a compos­ ite mark of 33.75. Conani added a sixth place finish In the llonr rxrrclse. Frrrcl M argulrr runic In sixth In the all around (33.35) on the strength of finishing fourth on (he vault (7.65|. seventh on Ihr balance b ru m 18.70). and ninth In the floor exercise. Julie T u lly . who lied Margulrr for seventh on thr balanre beam, added a third In Ih r vault (H00| on Ihr way to coming In eighth In the all-around (33.05). Karin Wood and Evyn Garner lied for Ihlrd In the floor rxrrclse (0.13|. Garner also earning ninth In Ih r v a u lt (7 .3 5 ). Sarah Kreserkrr tossed tn a sixth place finish on the balance beam 18.75). Agee 9 to I I : Ashley Brown's composite score of 34.60 netted Also On T V Pompano Ha/nass Miami Jai-Alai h rr second In thr all-around; while teammate* Kacy llood andSunt Carter tied for sixth with! Identical arore* of 33.70 Ilrnwn roUecIrd a second In; th r floor exrrrlw 10.00). a sixthon the vuull 18 20), and tied for! n in th on thr balance beam; (H HS| llood was (ounh on the; balance beam 10.00) and tted for! sixth In the floor exercise (B.HO).! Carter tied llrown fur ninth on; the haUincr brum and wax 10th; on the vault (7.851 In thr Door rxrrclse, Cterra! Soil* tied llood for sixth with Leigh Wilson finishing eighth (H 73). Melissa McCartney cameIn fourth on the vault (8.40).! Kly*r Wendorf link ninth on the] parallel liar* (H.53). Lyman C om LImmoA fr*Mi IB ence of hi* Rcnlors. the u n -‘derrlussman on the varsity saw ; quite a bit of playing lime. T h a t ; h r has six potential returners; w ith varsity experience and a '• rising crop of pUyer* from the { best Junior varlsty team In ) school history has Heady looking t lo 1005. "W e're really looking forward | lo next year." Heady Said. "S ix J players will be gone, but six | could Ik - returning " While Lyman's seuson Is over. J l he Luke Howell Sliver Hawks J are expected In play in the J annual season-ending Volleyfesl < tournam ent this weekend a t ! Lake Mary High School. [ Minors 39* Tall Am,nod With Parent �IN BRIEF jprrstore Vidro News at M MOO Highway 17-03. DAR explores museum history SANTORO Allrta Ctwke. cu/ilDf of ih r Stnfefd M ufiim •poke Friday to the Sotte Harrtaon Chapter. Daughter* of the American R e vo lutio n. She briefly outlined ihahMoey ofthe than turned to citrry and Sen* ford became known aa the Cel« 7 City which laated until the inkroOi. T o d a y . Clarke aeld. the muarutn la working together with the Main Street program to develop pride In Sanfard. She Hollywood East Dancers conduct clogging claaaeo every Thursday. Beginners from 9:30 to 7:30 p m. and Intermediate front 7:30 to 0:30. at Mriodrr Skating Rink. W. 35th Street near Atrporl Boulevard In Sanford. Th e roeI la S3 per class. agea 5 and up. Parent* free with paying child. Far information, call Many at 322-5761 or Dawn. 904-7350370. Overeatrrs Anonymous meets every Thursday, at 7-JO p.m.. at the Community United Methodist Church. Ptnry Ridge Rood and U S . 17-93. Cassrlberry. For Infamtallon. cal) Carol. 322-0057. H e fp fo r c h ild s u p p o r t e n fo rc e m e n t Libby Boyd, historian, spoke on the “Madonna of the Trail” marker she vtailed w hile-In Albuquerque. N.M. The marker to of a 10 ft. high pioneer woman, clad In nometpun. clasping her babe to her breast with her young son clinging to her aklrta. T w e lv e of the monuments were erected by state societies of the Daughters of the American Revolution to Association far Children for Enforcement of Support. ACES. sdU meet (he third Thursday each month. 7 p m .“ at the Srmlnoie County Library. Casselberry branch. 5.R. 436 and Olford Road. Meeting* are free. Call 695-1730 of 324-0*35 far more Informal ion. Junior Woman's Club moots monthly The Junior Woman's Club of Sanford Inc. meet* the third Thursday, at 7 p.m., at the Woman's Club of Sanford. 309 S. Oak Ave. For Information, call Tina Lee. 321-1965 evenings. Pigeon Fenders to gather Sunrise Kiwanis moots Friday Th e Seminole Sunrise Klwants Club meets every Friday, at 7 ■ m.. at Shoney'a. US 17-93. south of Airport Boulevard. Visiting Kiwantons are welcome. For Information, call Lou Hevey. 332-0002. COM A announcas mattings Th e Concerned Organisation of Men In Action (COMA) meets the first and third Friday, at 6 p.m.. In the church annex at St. James AME Church. Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue. Sanford. » Vlglnla Mikler. regent, waa presented with a bouquet of rad roses by Pat Foa on behalf of the chapter In appreciation of her winning design for the new Florida Centennial pin. Pat Foa. Insignia chairman, will advise members when the new pin Is available. The Florida Centenni­ al will be held at State Confer­ ence. March 10-13. 1900 at the Marina Hotel. Jacksonville. Members planning to attend are urged to get their reservations In early. OvtfMrtift Anonyiiuw i iM tts wnkty The Central Florida Pigeon Fancier* Association meets the third Thursday of each month, at 7:30 p m., at the Seminole County Agricultural Center.4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. For more Information contact Dick Kelly at 391-4345. Sara Patterson, treasurer, re­ ported that the iy,nfc<* aele due* Pioneer Days *N W a n actled 39.10. Dorothy Erlsmae. W aya A Mean a c h a irm a n , (hanked all the members far l heir support In making the Munbaia were naked to sign up to rtde In the Veterans parade Nov. I I . Mitch Lassiter, chair­ man of the committee of DAR service for veteran patients, asked members to remember to bring gifts for veteran patients to Cathy Wiley Introduced guests and prospective members: Ann Bray and her daughter. Julia Sartin. Mary Anne Cleveland, transferee, was unanimously welcomed aa a new member. Hostcase a Pat Fox and Claire O'Connor served refreshments of a Halloween motif to 35 mem­ bers and guesto present. Never too late to say ‘thanks r .IN I M A DBAS A B B Y t Exactly 35 y e a r s ago today, the young man I had been d atin g w as killed In Vietnam. He had Just turned 19. I waa devastated. Since we were going steady, we bad exchanged rings. I had no Idea how to approach hto mother about this, so I wrote to you. In your wisdom, you told me lo be patient — that hto mother waa probably still in shock. A few weeks later, she called and Invited me to her home. We I I T C H F I E I L ) C I N E MA 10 awwa looking at all the pictures her son hod sent home. She returned the claaa ring I had given him . and I ve her hto class ring, which he. £ d given me Just before he left for Vietnam. Abby. t still read your column every day. I thank the Lord that there to no more draft — and no Vietnam — and that my sons (I have twol can be here with me. Thanks for listening. It’s been a long Ume. but like my mom always says. ' Better late than fa u n a e "g V s a a . 111111 Itui 5swMamt5t ll*U r*W |f OMAR MARTi Thank you for writing. And please greet your mother for me; she to a wise woman. DBAS ABBYt Our oldest daughter (I'll call her Sue) to 30 years old. She has been going with "Bob'* for five years. He la 50 and has never been married. Neither baa Sue. My husband and I. and our entire family, feel that Bob to not the right person for Sue. She la quite successful on her own and owns some valuable Income property. She to attractive, funloving and wcll-Uked. Bob to the type you can know for years but still not ‘‘know** him. He to In the financial field. For years. Bob has disappeared over Christmas holidays, offer­ ing various excuses — none of them very convincing. Our Instincts tell us that Bob to not what he presents himself to be. Sue to very closemouthed about their relationship. They both like to travel and often take trips together. How can we find out If there la any future In Sue’a relationship with Bob? 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N p tab top m a in 1haul it alii Law R a ta l____ 2 » N M Sanford 1 bedroom. l *a tom. w nm nm ouw KAYWOOO «/l. built In IV IMO to IV I ' m I rm. pool planned, luth IrMd landtcape M0 WO D«ni«l & Wohlwandor Rralty ______ Call M l in 1441 I ll I T I t i \ f ) mi i I I I I n /1II- \ s / I I I \ IhI \ s / > I ’m Month I till ( 111 > s //in I 9 �How to live w osteoarthritis DEAR. O O TT I wee recently d la | m m l with osteoarthritis. Whet n u m N and whet can I do for ll? II affrcta my lower hath and hips. D E A R R E A D E R ) OsirnarDultle. unlike Inflammatory arthritis (rheumatoid). Is the age-related wearing down of the Joint surface*, rauamg pain and stiffness Eaprrts do not un­ derstand why some people de­ velop this type of arthritis at an early age. while others do not. u f .m In any raar. Ihe diagonals Is made by X -ray r seminal lone of the Joints Treatment includes regular eserrtae (lo maintain mobility and musrle strength), physical u i i u i . m n n n o u n r.in rn u n u n nr in u r v .in n u n r . v ’ii " ' n r o n c u i n u n n n :o u u u n n h i TIC « L f REASON t€ WP6 TIC UCMTb TOR tMDSAl* OH THE \ (UbCTtlC c x u X R C ,* r * t t r > [ U f«r TDOfhTVe UO<T3 TO create tw nM B CO MA'AM a/lCX.MA*fif..I NEED ^ YOU* INK E*A$E*! > rM aar*; | | if '— L1 V Ml YOU JU1T ZWtW IT W *0* m A TI< £ n/rtnMgwgy CAUTION! W O U t W T ff U M 6 ttfon I— v _ eo N tn oC TioH d O V fO V M fW l SOT , r v u iwotviw Ht*T * M M t by Jim D«vl* 1..T..UWNNN THE OLD THq YEAR MY DkDVWfc LOCKER ME <1\J|T KEY CUlR AMD .BOON 7 HAD ME TRY <WT FOR ^ s w ^ l T H E NRESTUNG YEA#A \ v w s sewe YOU GOWG? -GUYS? \N W C R YWAT s *___ ~ ( W M TtN S O YOUR BIRTHDAY Oet. 21.1SS4 In the year ahead you might experience an Improvement In gencml conditions. Jusl because things may be gelling belter, however, doesn't mean you can simply roast. LIRRA (Sepl. 23 Oct. 23) Promoters who dangle a carrot In front of you today might be more Interested In something other than gratifying you. Analyze their motives. Gel a Jump on life by understanding Ihe Influences which govern you In Ihe year ahead. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions today by mailing 41.25 lo AstroGraph. c/o this newspaper. P.O. Box 4465. New York. N. Y. 10163. Be sure lo state your zodiac sign. SCORPIO (Ort. 24-Nov. 221 In a Joint effort today you might feel you're the one doing Ihe lion’s share. However. If all the contributions were carefully weighed. Ihe opposite might prove true. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) The key to being effective MONTY? NlCNTY.ARt WHAT ABf V g u ys, w s r & re SACK. T H & t t ? m i n i m that contract. Al first. South thought he had Antonin Artaud, the French theater producer, actor and nine easy tricks one spade, one Ihrortsl. said. "I have myself head, four diamonds and three spent nine yearn In a lunatic asylum and have never suffered the defenders would get five from the obsession of wanting lo first. Declarer had to try to stop kill myself, but I know that each East from establishing his spade conversation with a psychiatrist suit. Luckily. South didn't overlook In the morning made me want to hang myself because I knew I the power of dummy's spade nine He called for dummy's could not strangle him.” Guess the value of the critical spade king. East won with the are but couldn't return spade* rard In today's deal! without giving declarer two How should South plan the trick* In the suit. Instead. East play In Ihree no-trump after switched lo a heart. Hosrever. West leads the spade Jack In South went up with the ace (In answer lo hi* partner'sovcrrall? case West had the king and East I much prrfrr a two-spade the diamond accl and played on cue-bid by South If North, for diamonds. The contract waa example, has K-x In spade*, home whatever the lie of Ihe no-trump should be played by cards. him. not by South. And If North What If West has the J 10 doesn't rebid In no-trump. South doubleton of spades? Then, can continue with Ihree no­ when East returns a spade at trump. expressing doubt about trick two. South just ducks. The H tV ... \ IM S REMINDS M E GP i n n u n n u n c iu n n n n u n n r .i :o n u n u n u n n u n n u n n urv* u n n n n n n n n n n rin rn n □ n n n u n n n u n n today la not lo attempt things beyond your talents and skills. Do Ihe very best you ran within your niche. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 10) In competitive developments today, believe In your abilities without foolishly underestimat­ ing your competition. If you keep your perspective, you'll make a good showing. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb. 10) It's best not to Involve relatives or o u ts id e rs In sensitive domestic mailers today. Their Intentions might be good, but their Input might compound problems. r n C B S (Feb. 20-March 20) Boasting or exaggerating today could lead to embarrassment. There's a possibility you might tell a big fish story lo a guy who has a ruler In his pocket. ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) Be certain you have your head on straight today In financial dealings. Indifference or a lack of awareness could cause you to lose something that you've re­ cently gained. TAURUS (April 20May 20) Carefully examine Ihe mollvrsof ANNIE NON .m i : : n n u n n n n the I rating Your position Is to last for eight hours prior lo any I rat t a g My question then I s h o w ran the testa I have be accurate without fasting beforehand? DEAR HEADER Most Mood tests do not require a lasting stale - but some, such as I he fasting blood sugar, do. In my practice, the routine blond sugar Is part of a machine analyrrd "package" of about 30 chemical d e te rm in a tio n s , in c lu d in g kidney function, liver lrat*, min­ eral content, and blood (ala Therefore. It's more conven­ ient land less eiprnslvel for my r M ii u y jffTw Try j la w bi a n ai m ukEftJcOkJT grre of ostraanhrms Ash your family physician lo recommend therapy. To give you more Information. I am sending you a free copy of my Health Report 'Understan­ ding Osteoarthritis.” Other rrsdrr* who would like a ropy ahould send 62 plus a long, s e lf -a d d r e s s e d , s ta m p e d envelope lo P O Boa 3433. New York. NY 10163. Be sure to u i i u m i c f lA W B A C K 7 »y /* ' . . l THIN* YOU ytAU fAM O ** *Av fiNP 6a*t Yon « a a ix r‘ UWPM1HETMV H U N T FO* IT? iNTMCcAiw n r V iL 7H‘ co e * PftAWV*. p -E a g w a C O FV r. persons who make you grandloae promises today. What they say they're going lo do for you may actually be what they are hoping lo do for themselves at vour cx Dense Q B M tN l (May 31-June 201 Yo ur self-discipline In your rsonal affairs could be loo lax your own good today. Your chart Indicates several un­ developed opportunities. CANCER (June 31-July 32) Be ■tralghtforward In a conversa­ tion with a close friend today, even w hen d is cu s s in g an extrem ely sensitive matter Honesty la the best policy. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Sue cesa could be denied you today If you nurture self-doubts. If you don't think like a winner, you won’t act like a winner and Ihe results could be unimpressive. VIHOO (Aug. 23 Sept. 22) The way you perceive things today Is likely to be accurate, but you could be Influenced away from your views by putting loo much credence In ihe opinions of associates. 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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 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/36149604e0a7238ef060f112d6e8218a.pdf c8d7a85156480975d93388e03f7327bd PDF Text Text November 8, 1994 30 C e n ts Sanford Herald Itr v ln g Sanford, Laka Mary and Samlnola County alnca 1008 87th Year. N o NEWS DIGEST INSIDE Sports Volleyball leaders perfect SA N FO R D H A M t 4 on h rrv k r and IN rm trf t»>fh wrre 3-0 4 (4in Ihl* » r r k to m n ltn u r to hnikl up th ru i »-*(*-, n t r k « l t in I hr Sanford Fall H rrtra lkm e l Vivllev Kill league* Hr r P a g e III P e o ple Woman of the Year G l N EV A - Im ogrnr V ^ila n m ifh a longtime Seminole County falx hr i has | rrn named I h r I ‘I'M Srm inolr Cim ntv Woman til Ihr Vrar In A g rw u liu rr S ac Pace 3K Local Golden Age Games under way S A N FO R D — T h r Golden A p Game* in Sanlorii have a tlia rlrd a lhlrlra (turn a« ru<* Ih r nation situr ll* trx rp im n 30 year* t p i An<1 this \ rat t« no d lllrrrn i Competitor* havr arrived lo pwrtktpaie In a * r r k of colorful n r n i r which p ro im «r« lo hr tuffget and Iwitrt Ilian rt rr See P a | n 4 A and 9 A . 68 5anfon). Florida Voters1day of decision People lining up to cast ballots today By J . MARK B A R P I1 1 0 Her ah) Senior Slab Muter SA N FO R D rolling piurr door* oprned ihl* rooming throughout Ihe count) wllh line* ol |«rt»t>!r walling In i asl Iheir ballot* I'oil worker* tr|aetrd a steady fk>w of votrrs during lire first hour* of voting today F.Wt I km* *u|>ervi*nf Sandra Guard (rrrdkt* tVt (M-rtrnt of Hie ruunty's 140 357 voters will (kartk quite in Ihr fin ik in today I*«>ll* will tir o(«rn until 7 p in It'* been slrady *n Ur said Irene Miller I 'm Ini I 131 ln»|in tor al the Seminole County ** Ikmi I dtslrkl offhe* on Mellonvrtlle Ave b u r Precinct 133 t* also ka aied al Ihe same location Tl • going to hr a gi**l one INdlworker* al Precinct* 135 and 03 knutrd al Ihe Sanford C lrk Center, reported a line of several (•eoplr when thru rkmt* ojwtwd al 7 a in More than 150 vole* w rtr cast by II s m (Billsnrkrr* said " l l ’s been very g o o d ,” said Mildred Nk hols* < lerk al I'rre lm t A3 al Wesivlew Itapttsl Church W r bad 15 people walling in line sben w r opened Ihl* morning.'* A ltli ough considered an "o ir election year, voters late a n u m b e r of tlrt l*km* Iib U v Hesldr* voting on w helher lo keep Lawton Chile* a* governor or rrp la tr him with ronarrv alive newcomer Jeb Hush voter* will ihoo*e their United Male* *enalor a* well a* Mate •ervaior* and rrprrwrnlcllvr* Voter* will al*n tlestdr whether lo Han Ihe net* and roll Ihe d k r w llh casino gam bling Locally, voters will select two county com nitsaktrvers. a m I mm*I t*>afd m rtnbrr and a Seminole C o un ty rtrru lt Judge They II also deride whether to rle rt future *t b t » l b a r d mem l«-f* b y the party *elec tIon preaess A steady stream of voters showed up this morning af precinct a IB end 70. ihe Seminole County Heeilh end Human Services Building on Airport Boulevard Warning: Solicitors are fake Bullish in a bear market Murder indictments SA .N IO H D — The Srm inolr County Grand J u r y ha* mdk ird two turn in <ounrrtlon with Ih r %h<M>tirig dralh ol 48 >rar old W lllir Proplr* o| Orlando during a robhrrv al Anrhor Hoad and DePugh Street nrat Altam onlr Spring* Thur*«tay. O rh ib rr 30 S rm in o lr C ounty aherifr* spokesman Kd \1i (Amough *a\* ih r two. Paul Clayton 19. ol la k e M an and A n th on y l^w aon. I ‘» ol Sanford wr rr ra rh Indk ird on a i r m u n i o( first ilr g ir r m urdrr Depulle* arrr*trd Ih r auaaprt t* ahoul an hour alter Ih r m urdrr McDonough reported that wunrsset aatd la tra m did the ahnoiing while 1 1 1 ’ • r 'l.r .1 * 1 . hi. Ir t*oih a u a p rtr* have been hrkl in Ih r .Intui T. •* • P olk C n n w itM itl B y NICK P PB IP A U P Herald SUM Wnlar SANFO H D — When Ihr thief ol polite tall* hr may he allrr your money rather than police buNIWM T h e t htet III wMtvr t a a r . m ay well Vs- « w rit tom U m d Lake Mary P&Z l.A K F M AKY — Small arra rr/nnlng* anil a phone lower arr scheduled lor consldrration tonight before th r latkr Marv Ptannlng and Zoning Hoard T h r llrwl rrio n ln g request i« Irom Lout* H Hardy. J r . In reione one third acre Irom C l In H -IA T h r property I* loratrd at thr »outhwr*i rot n rr of D k r Mary Avenue and Second Street T h r *rrond l* Irom RfCOtOtl Corporation. to rr/onr approximately five acres Irom A-1 to M l A The land i* located on the north %ide of Em m a Oak* Trail, approximately 1.300 frri wr*l ol l.akr Kiriina Hoad Ihirtng Ihr Sov 3rd Lakr Marv Clljr Com m lM lon Hireling, the Hecolon five a rrr panel w.i* annexed Into the city Hrcoton I* prn|»o*« Ing lo drvrlop It a* part of die for|N>rate headquarter*. In tnnjunrtkm with a 37 acre |tarrrl d im tly lo thr ra»t T h r phone lower request I* from HrIISoulh Mohiliiv ll plan* lo build a 335 fool ta il« rllolar lower and *uppnrt building. ap|Ntixlinairly HGO Irel ra »i of ih r *oulhrrn Irrm lnu* of Skyline Drive Another Hrm for conetderallon I* an ordinance w h ich w ill u lllm a lrly go Ircfore ih r city rotnmi**lon (wrtalnmg lo retaining wall rrguln lion* T h r rnrrllng I* M Jird iilrd lo Irrgln undrrwav rt 7 p m Ihl* evening Although It I* normally held In Ih r comml**lou chambers. because Ih r rham hrr* urr bring u*rd until 7 p rn a* a voting precinct. Ih r PAZ meeting will lie held In HuEast C onfrrrnre Hoom of d ly hall C o m p ile d fro m a t a f f r e p o r t* INDEX HyrW MWU *f Afyt M bWW* M id w a y E le m e n ta ry s tu d e n t In v e s to rs Mashenna Scott and Monique Hutler listen Intently as Adam Zimmerman of Mernll Lynch gives them some advice on short term Investments for the stock market game In which their class is pariIcipatlng fake F lo rid a A g r ic u ltu r e C o m m is s io n e r H ob C ra w lu rd ha* issued a w a rn in g ahoul an organlratlon alleging It's connected lo i hlrf* of |H>lice. hut w h k h ha* b rrn illegally *olit lung donation* In Florida The organization I* identifying ttwlf a* Chief* of Pnltcr National Drug Task Force In Sanford. Deputy Colter Chief Joe Dillard *ald he I* nol aware of anyone calling lo rh rt k on Ih r legality of «u rh phone sollcllailan* *T did rrcelvr a call at home recently." h r said, "hut that was lor Ihe CAL. Police Athletic league ’ Dillard said moat of the fund raising rllorls arr actually being handled hy firm* m ntraetrd lo do such solicitation*, rather than try law enfore* ment officials In Lake Marv. INrllrr Chief Hit hard Hrary said h r also has nol had any call* regarding ihe organlrailon "These hind raiser* usually occur B e e S o l ic i t . P a g e 7 A Kids learn the ins and outs 17 men nabbed of making money on stocks in double sting By VICRI DeBORMIER Herald Staff Writer S A N F O H I) — Student* a rr making millions of dollar* al Midway Elementary St hotd m Sanford. Iluylng .nxl selling hot stocks on Ih r New York. American and NASI>o exchangee, a group ol llfth giadrr* arr hoping In I u rn $ 100.000 into much, much more Th e money, of course, I* nol rral T l t r experience, however I* "T h is I* really fun.’* said Shamvah Gibson. "I Hunk we re Ir.lining a lot .iboul Ihr slock mar kr t anti m oney." Seth Ojukwu. an Immigrant from Nigeria. *a!d lie wanted lo know a* m uch a* hr could • i ImiuI Ih r xtiM’k m urkrt and Ih r American economy. "I plan In make m oney." h r *atd "A Ini of money." On Thursday afternoon. Adam Zimmerman of Mrrrttl Lynch, went In Midway to offer 111* professional advice lo Ih r young Investors who are enmprtlng w llh student* from other rlrm rn la ry school* and Irom middle anti high schools a* well In a contest to see which group can make the most money playing thr Slock Market Game "T h e y are reading th r financial fwgr* every day and make ihctr own choice* about whai sltM'ks lo buy and which lo sell," vrld Linda Davis, the teacher who gol Ihe Mudriit* See B lo ck s, Page 7 A By NICK PPIIPAUP Herald Staff Writer A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS Member* of Ih r Clty/Counly Investigative Bureau. ICCIHl con­ ducted a double sling operation Saturday along S H 437 In Altam onlr Spring* CCIH agrrita were working on both drug deal* and prostitution A* a rrsuli of Ih r operation officers arrested nine person* on drug related charges, and eight on assignation lo commit prostitution The follow Ing urrrsi report* were lllrd: • Greg William Malhl*. 23. of Orlando — Curt base of a controlled substance See Sting, Page 7A C la e e lf le d e ... .......4 8 , S B H o r o e o o p e .......... C o m i c e ........... .............. 8 B M o v ie s ................... ......... 3 B C r o s s w o r d ... D o o r A b b y .... D e a t h s ............ D r. O o tt........... E d ito r ia l......... F lo r id a ............ Don’t forget to vote Partly Cloudy T o d a y : M o rn in g low clouds and log b e c o m in g p a r t l y sunny. High in ihc mill HO* Wind cast lO ltip il. Por more weather, see Page 2A Smaller medians O K ’d for Rangeline Road • y SANDRA ELLIO TT Herald SUM Writer I.O N G W O O I) "N o widening of Kiingrlim - H oad" ha* been ih r Iwiltlc cry for inonllta a* dlncuaalon* alroul Im pm vrinrnl* on lh r mile long road which connect* K K Wllllumum/lamgwiMMl Hill* road* to State Hoad -I.T-I Inched alrrng Morul.iy night, r tly coniml**lnnrr* reiterated that stance try retluclng previously approved median* hy Hirer and a half feel In one ol hi* la*i olllclal arl* a* a co m m issioner. Paul Lavestrund asked Ih r comml**lon lo rrcon*ldrr Ih r October 34 unanlmou* vole approving a road dr*lgn with 15 1/3 mrrllan strips providing additional *afrty for lurnlng traffic on certain stretches of ihr rood Mayor S lr v r M iller a n d c o n im ls* lo n cr» Ir it* Henson. Annamarlc Vnrca and Hon Sargent agreed in amend Ih r prr viou* vole reducing Ih r median »t/c Al th r October rn rrlln g. consult­ Ing rn g ln rrr* advised Ih r co m ­ mission the city could Ire held llalilr If arcldrnts ocrurred on a road not built to minimum department of transportation standard*. Divest rand said h r nad changed hi* m ind alroul Ihc green and renter medians dimensions alter hr re­ s e a rc h e d ih r Issue and learned 13 foot median*, which arc less Ilian ih r minim um standard, can hr acceptable " A handful of cltl/rn* *|M>kr ii Imui I Hie Hangrllnc Hoad project during ihr public |sirtlcl|Mllon (Minion ol Ih r rn rrlln g. W llh Ihc w hirr medi­ an* and additional sidewalk arra* some speculated ll would be very easy (or a future commission to approve w idrnliig the trail it lanes Most resideni* along Ihc heavily populated road wanted only lo improve drainage and not have anything done in Increase non-local Irairic. Some claim Ihe hulk of Ihr iralllc comes Irom Lake Mary resi­ dents using Ihr road lo access S H 434 Th e Hangrllnc Houd project Is being financed wllh $800,000 col* Ire led Irom Ihr oneccnl gasoline lax Imposed by Ihr county lo fund transportation. Speed bump* and an additional slop sign have reduced Ihc Irafltc count by 3.000 car* a day. H ow rvrr. some residents romplulned they still have lo wall a* much a* 10 minute* lo exit their subdivision O llie r s ro m p lu ln e d ubout t h r exhaust fume* and noise grnrratrd by Ih r traffic L o v e s lr a n d a ls o s u g g e s te d alternative drainage along Ih r road may be studied. Including surfurr drainage retention (Minds next lo D e v o n sh ire s u b d iv is io n C o m ­ mission members agreed to explore altrrnatr drainage plans In other business, ih r com m is­ sioner* agreed to (able an Interlocal agreement wllh Seminole County for solid waste management until more legal research ran be done. I nogu-iMKl |* rrpnrtrdly Ihe ordy municipality which has nol entered Ihc ugrremrnl w llh Ihc county. Sea Lonfwood. Page 7A FOR THE BEST IN EDITORIALS, OPINIONS AND ANALYSIS OF THE NEWS, READ THE HERALD �I A - oantO'O Morbid. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. N<womt»r It io m NEW S FROM TH E REGION AND ACROSS T H E S T A T E FLORIDA BRIEFS On-line pornography Computer bulletin board operator arrested Youth charged with murder P E N S A C O LA A Irril agrt lw% I r r n i barged with lliurilri In the Idlal shouting of .1 12 year old at ihe Vk tlm 'l fiiHIlr By Th a Associated P ra ia [t o lle r said I h r 15 year old *u*|«e< 1 « a « Is-mg Iirld at A Male juvenile d rirn ito n i r n i r r on an uprn could of murder Monday lor thr Sundav night shooting pnlkV spokesman Brian Barton said A grand Jury w ill d rtrrrn ln r w h rlh rr Ih r hny. whose name was not tiring released because of hi* age, w ill be Inrtli Ird and II an I h r degree of ih r char dr T lrr panel also wmild tin errninr If h r should lir trird a* an adult IH anr Pennington *lto| u n i t In lltr right irrnjilr dird at tinscene, »ald poller Sgl Je rry B ill* T h r boy. w h o live* around Ih r corner from Ifir vU (Ini walked Into a brdrnom w h rrr t|»r victim and a Irr n a|{r |£lrt were watching television and ptillrd a hamldun out of a aork Polls recounted T h r wuaprrt fled hut [Miller found him several hlo> k* away about 20 minute* aftrr Ih r *hi tding J A C K S O N V IL L E A computer h u lk iln I nm i d operator has I wen arrested on charges that he provided subscriber* with on llm photos of adults having sex authorities said George K I irna. 44, was charged with selling or transmit ling obscene m alrilat horn I n h * Warehouse, a computet sale* c o m p a n y in M a n d a rin h r m a n a ge s authntllie* said Monday Errna who was arrested Thu rsd ay. M id about HOO area residents subscribed In the bulletin tmard most horn Jacksonville 1 hr sul»s4 filter* who signed (nuns In­ dicating that they a ir adults provided the photos wliH h were suinrt|uenlly Iran* milled to the bulletin Utard Errna said lie oiler*atioot 1 fxsito m p u trr Image* H r has re m o ve d I o n im ages that authorities said were pothogruphlr and has resumed operating Hie *rrx Ice. IStlii r said sntltr of Ih r Images they found im hided hard core [tomography of adult rouptc* having sea. which a Judge ruled were otmene We dldn'i know that Itiey were tonsid ered against rom m unltv standards ** Erena said Ftrita said lie provides games amt other program* In addition to *r«ual Images He [aisled a ( I O i l B in d and has Iteen re lra srd from Jail ISilke said Monday they <aught wind of the *rr\ 11 r from an informant who said a rhtld arcldentallv logged onto thr bulletin hoard Th e significance U we re show ing Ifirse people that Ih r [Miller d e |M ltm rn t cart m a tch (hem in Ih r new tnenputer In form a ­ tion highw ay said f'api D a vid Srmhae h , w ! m> lead* Ih r Jacksonville S h eriff* Offlre organized crim e unit An Investigation Is und e rw a y to riel trrm tn r if the *ul>*» itiM-rs who each [said MX) to Join the service also trfokr thr taw, S e m i c o li M i d Navy charges aircrew with fraud P E N S A C O L A — T h r Navy ha* areuard 35 rnllatrd aUr rrw m r m b r n of fraud by falsifying record*. w m r for a* fond n* two year*, to ro llrrt 9175a mordh In f1l|[hi [>ay T h e y arr accused of padding fllght-time » h r r t» to rrai h Ihr m in im um of four hour* monthly to ra m Ih r extra money while •erving with th r Naval Aviation School* Com m and at Pensacola Nat al Air Station Possible punishment* randr from Irttrnr of reprimand to court* marital. said t.l C hn* Sim* spokesman lor Ihr Naval Atr Training Com m and al Corpus Christ I Teva* Court proceeding* to make tho*r drtrmilnatloti* tied.in !a«t Thu rsd ay and a rr rontlnutnd tin* week. Sim* *ald lie noted all of those who appeared la*t week had adrrrd to pay restitution averaging 96<X1 ra rh Th e total Improperly [>ald w a» unavailable and th r rr*ult» of Ih r procardlng* will not hr relra*rd untU all arr ro m p lrtrd Falsifying flight rrrord* I* rarr. Sima *aid A routlnr audit uncovered inegularttle* in Ju ly prnrnjitlng Capt John J Coo nan J r ., aviation school'» commander. In order an Internal Investigation T h r Naval Crim inal In ­ vestigative Srrv ler al*n investigated T h r names of the accused have not Iwen released Calling ail reindeer want-to-be's Tha Sanford Christmas Parade commit!* it hosting s spscisl party and rsmdssr costums Judging context on Saturday. No* 19 *l 11 a m . at Cal* Jakes Anyone who wants to be a r s ln d s s r and guid e Santa s slaigh in the parade it Invited to sudd ion for Ihs pan The only requirem ents are willingness and ability For more information, contact Gay Barks at 3300030 or 834 1M2 The panda committee is (Irom IsttJ Bark*, B illy H iggin s Nancy Jermyn Dianna Magnar A lt h a a P a r r is h A r le n e Rumbfey Seated with Santa (Oavtd Hall) is Allison Atan Not pictured is Lain* Wood Police detective pleads guilty T A M P A — A form rr Tam pa poller drteellvr, honored a* thr rity * 1992 officer of thr year, ha* b rrn arnlrnced to I I vrar* in prison alter pleading guilty to m onry laundering and conspiracy charges Ja v ie r W . f lu n t u n . arrr*ird In May. plradrd guilty Aug 26 to four counts of m onry laundering and one count of wiinesa tampering T h e charge* arose Irum hts parttct[>ation a* an undercover agent working w ith the federal Internal R rv rn u r Service and ih r Drug Enforcement Administration investigating monrv laundering by Colombian drug lords U S District Ju d g e Susan llucklrw srntrnced Guzm an to 11 years In prison, prosecutors announced Monday Prosecutors say Guzm an had (onfessrd to telling Ihr targeted drug traffickers he waa an undercover rop identified other undercover agents in the operation and helped Ihe drug traffickers launder drug money T h r 10-year veteran of Ihe Tam|>a Poller Department al»o pleaded yuijty in trying to get another delrndant m the case to lie"lo a Rr.mil jufv iii imo w m s i Orlando voters suggest crime solutions ■ y IKE FLORE* Aa social ad Press Writer ORLANDO**- EtUliLn.Hr most welfare program* Search set mo: ItM krrs for drug* and wra|Mina Makr prison inmate* work on chain gangs like they u*<-d tn In th r Old South. Th n sr a rr suggrstton* Irurn Orlando la w yrr N rll G Paulson for [Ktllticlan* who say they w ant to reduce crime Like many people a ro u n d I h r c o u n try . Paulson Is unhappy with how office holders, and sornr of Ih r challengers, view the top elec lion issues this year Paulson 311. Is a Krpuhtl< an w h o fa vo rs J r h H ush o ve r laiwton Chiles and believe* that President Clinton and Congress have been Ineffective am) u n ­ responsive. Hul lie says Hush oiler* little that's new m tils proposal* lo com bat crime, although Paulson hope* that the G O P gubcm aturlal candidate get* an opportunity lo k rrp his promise to slash big government " I think government has hern stretched Into every crevice (In U ^researchers propose vaccine tablets G A IN E S V IL L E — Coated tablets, lnstrad ol shots, should he used for world scale vaccination programs especially for chlldliood diseases. University of Florida researcher* say. A recently completed animal study suggests that the br*t route of childhood vaccination may be through oral tablet* *pectally coated so that the virus Is released only In Ih r small Intestine T h e study, conducted by researchers at U F s College ol M edlrtnr and led by Immunologist Parker Small, will appear today In the l*roceedlngs ol ihe National Academy ol Science Vaccination experiments In 350 mice revealed the strongest disease-lighting response came when the vaccine was Introduced directly Into the small intestines There, the live Influenza vaccine stimulated response by all three component* of the Immune system — antltxxllcs m the bliMMl. antibodies In mucous secretions and cell-mediated Im m unity "W h en we Introduced the vaccine Into the slornuch. we observed an Inconsistent immune response, which result* from stomach arid and bile destroying the vacrlnla virus." said Sm all Th e U F study usrd a vaccine created at the National Institutes of Health, in which a common Influenza virus gene 1* inserted Into a vacrlnla virus carrier Vaccinia I* the same vim* usrd successfully as a vehicle for smallpox vaccinations From Associated Prats raporls LO TTER Y MIAMI - Here are Ihe winning numbers selected Monday In the Florida Lot­ tery: F a n ta sy 5 2 1 - 2 2 - 2 0 - 1 1 -1 2 C ash 3 3 -9 5 P la y 4 2 -3 -6 0 S a n f o rd H e r a ld Sacond C la n P o t tig a Paid at Sanford. Florida and additional mailing aMssa P oalm aslar Sand td d r a * i c h a n ja t I s THE i AM OHO HE HALO. P 0 B o * 1447, Sanford. FL M 7 7 J-1447 Subatrfptton R alaa (Daily 4 Sunday) Horn# O aScary u #ii lU o n tn a 114X0 4Z400 4 U on tha I n 00 I d 00 1 Vaar 174 0 0 144 00 Ftortda Haaidanta mual pay 7X ta la * la * In adddlon la ralaa above Phone (407) 377 7 4 11. County School Hoard two years ago Itmilv hrltevrs that school authorities have lo gel tougher with troublemakers wfto bring drug* and guns to srhnol Hesidr* a m u m lo prison chain gangs. Paulson would like tn see prisoners sharing Ihe same prison bed — r a r h Itavtng a right lo It for 12 liour* a day. W'htlr they work Ihe other 12 hours "Th a t w ay, ynu don't need a lot more m oney lor prisons." H r and many conservativem inded Orlando voters have •lrung reservations about the Democrats' plan* lor health care, •tie economy and expansion of social welfare |w<>gfwms tootle >m) Ihe stale and national levels Many worry that Florida's lax [layer-friendly reputation will disappear If Chiles remains In offlre Asked uhout J r h Hush's lack of g o v e r n i n g e x p e r l r n r e . P a u ls o n 's s m ile goes fro m rar-toear "T h a t's okay.” h r says llet ter him to lie learning on the Job lhan any more of Chiles and higher taxrs " New vote ordered, absentee ballot fraud H IA LE A H — A state Judge has thrown out the election of Mayor Raul Martinez citing voter fraud and ordered new elections tn 30 day* Th e ruling threw ihe city government Into chaos becausr II didn't say who should lead the largrly Hispanic blue-collar city Dade County Circuit Judge Sidney Shapiro ruled Monday that "ovrrzraioua nr unscrupulous" supporters ol Martinez and rival Nllu Ju rl forged *0 many absentee ballots in the November 1993 election Unit ihr entire vote was tainted. Shapiro said there was no indliallon the candidates themselves were aware of the fraud. TH E WEATHER Tonight: Partly cloudy. Iaiw In ihe mid (iO» Light southeast wind. W ednesday P a rtly sunny. High In the m id HOs Wind southeast 5 to 10 m ph Thursday: Partly cloudy, lam In the mid to upper 00* High in the low to mid HOs Friday: Variably cloudy w-ltli lows in Ihe mid 50* lo lower fids High In Ihe up|>er 70* lo lower HOs Salur day: Partly cloudy with lows In Ihe GO* Highs In the upper 70*. to lower HO* FLORIDA TEM PS Hi u Off D«*tor-4 iB*#cn •G ft] M V PjfHMftfS ft4 osMwxvin# » 14 J*< *M**-ll* te r Afti* H 1) li 4) u MrAFTI* n O -im b Prr-vAiO* W*ta>* T»mp* V*»o W P*im 6 * « S li •c M t» H n si M V ftt M ft) M ftS N A TIO N A L TEM PS EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K LO CAL FO R ECAST Tuesday. November 6. 1994 Vol 87. No 68 b u b b stw l D sn, end tu n d e ,. IK t(H Saturday be I s a Sanford Hartid. Inc >00 N Ftanch A r t . Sanford. Fla 11771 societyl imaginable, and II ran I go any further.11saya Paulson, a persona! ln|iiry U w y rr Hopefully. Paulson an Vs 'gov­ ernment will do lex* in llie future ilian 11 1* doing now " He iM-llevr* Ihe new crime hill signed by Clinton will lead to higher taxes further aggraval Ing Ihe nation's budgetary pro­ blem* And he doesn't think that Clinton ha* liad anything lo do w ilh Improving Ihe economy. ” 1 think the rrtrrii economic improvement Is ryrlleal I don't think ('Union has I m vii a catalyst for any of It," Paulson m v s O n Ih r slate level, he 1* wary of Chiles' promises lo seek lax reform, but fie at knowledges that Hush doesn't m v where the money would ro tn r Irom tn liicreuse prison sjiacc and re­ vamp jiuhllc rdnt at Inn “ What w*r need Is to do aw ay w ith most welfare," Paulson say* T h r Drmrx-rals* welfare programs "lessen the need for a strong fa m ily" because they support iathrrlrx* children and their mothers, he contends Paulson, who was defeated in a race lor a seal on the Orange Pel M w 00 00 Ob 00 00 00 00 on 00 oc OO Ttme*f*iu>*« mdiutt* pvoiowt d*, t ^ ‘n r 5---------TU ES D A Y P tly c ld y 8 0 82 W EDNESDAY P tly c ld y H 2-62 MOON PHASES C NEW Nov. 3 F IR S T N ov. 10 O (* FULL Nov. IB LAST N ov. 26 BEACH CONDITIONS D a y to n s Beach: Waves an 2 4 feet and choppy. Current t* lo the south. Water temperature I* 76 degree* New S m y rn a Beach: Wave* are 2-4 fret and scrnl glassy T h r current 1* to the south Water tr-mjieraturr Is 76 degrees TH U R SD A Y P tly cld y H2 62 P F H ID A Y P tly c ld y H2 62 TID E S W EDNESDAY S O L U N A K T A B L E : Min 10 15 a m . I I OO p m M.ij 4:15 a in . I 45 p m T I D E S ; D a y to n s Beach: highs 12 (Mi .1 in . 12 -13 p in : low*. 6 11 a.m . 7 01 p .111 N ew S m y r n a Beach; high* 12 11 a m , 12 4H p m ., lows, li 16 .1 in 7.fit) p m. Cocos Beech: high* 12 2h a m 1 03 p m . low s 6 31 a 111.7.21 p m BOATING St. A u g u s tin e to J u p it e r Inlet Small crafl should exercise caution this morning Today: Wind cast 15 lo 20 kl Im i omnig 15 li hy this iilicrnuoii Seas 4 to t> It ikiv and III in lid w nirrs .1 iikm Ic i ale chop Ivilaicd show­ er*. T o n lg lil: W in d east lo southeast 15 kl Sea* lo 5 It Hay and inland waters a moderate ( hop Ivila lrd showers SA TU K D A Y P tly Cldy 8 2 62 S TA TIS TIC S T h e hig h te m p e ratu re In Sanford on Monday was HI d e g re e s a n d T u r n d a y 's overnight low was 68 degrees as rejMirird by ilw University of Florida AgrU ullural Research and Kdueallonal Center, Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for lln|M-rlml ending ut 9 a m lu e sday. t o t a lle d OO Inches. S u n set..................... 5 :3 0 p.m. S u n ris e ....................6 :4 2 a.m . h-9S*ndbv*fn.()SI low t o l • m U t tif f HI 1• Pff Awfiorog* 24 Oft A Hoof* ti it Allonfl* Cif* 40 JO Austin r% 47 6<n*an M 4ft Butlslo SI 41 But ling fan.Vt St 4) Cs*f lotion X C n IF Chortvstsn W V* ft! V CMOotto N C 40 42 CSovonn* 4ft K CSttogo j; 4ft CKMinnoti 41 44 ClOvoIOnO V 42 Cantord N M 44 12 Con*or FI 40 (lot Mo-not 4ft 11 0»H oil SS 42 Honolulu ft) FF Houslon ftl ftft Indionageiit 40 4) iimoou IF 21 41 Mon**, C lh 4F 14 L*> Vtgos 4F i t Litlio not * It 11 Los Angolos 44 U 01 Fft u W:iwouS*s If 4f Wf>*> XI P«ul 41 40 Nbshvilto 7? SI N t* Orloont FF 4ft N f* V o l C it, ftl 4t O tIO lw n* C lt, ftf I I O n Oh* ft n PSti«a*ipfuA ftO 41 Phoonlt F» If P‘11W)Uf flh If 41 P^VIond A-Jirs 44 21 XI Louis 44 1) Xolf LoVo C a r 4F 2ft OF Xon D-ogo 44 V4 Xon F r m c iK o 41 ftl W tn s v t FI 12 WotSIngfon.O C ftJ 4) Otlh in edr edr <dr edr ctfr edr (d r edr edr edr r« rti rn edr edr tn (d r dr edr rn Of rn Or rn edr rn edr edr rn edf (d r rn edr edr dr edr edr rn dr (d f rn edr dr Ii -* | �s San fold M«raM Sanfonj Flo* da fuavda. hovambai 8. 19*4 SS POLICE BRIEFS Intoxication charge Grin and bear it Haulurd (»>ln r arrested William Charles Itrnnks 5H of N’ewr S im iti4 lu .»< h oil Sunday Police M ill lliry fooml him (tassrd ih ii In hi» vehicle with Ih r mm or running w a r Nr. mid S lrrri •uni Sanford A v rn u r H r was charged with disorderly Inluxli at ton and driving w ith a su*|iendr«t/rr\okrd license fh«t semoran Lifs Mambar Club of th« Telephone Pio­ neers of Am erica of A T 'T recently donated s bundle of teddies to the Sanford ponce and fire departm ents The H u g A Bears are give n fo children who are in traumatic situations and |ust need a hug Sanford Police Deputy Chief Joe Dillard, left. SPD Cmdr Dennis Whitmire, third from left, and Sanford Ft re Chief Tom Hickson, second from right, accept the cuddly bears from Bea Johnston, a partner in the club. Maureen Lawrence, president of the club, and Bill Johnston, vice presdident of the club Lost and recovered vehicles • a 1067 * adlllai v i a rrportedlj Molen Batuntey In ihr i f t •> Modi "• N octhUlu Drive In B u i M Police M id ih r vrhl* |r was lalrr t r r m r r r d on M iCra. krn Hn.nl • A lilor kw.n I'lM l I'unUac was R|IOVtfd stolen Saturday from ifir I.KXJ hint k of Palmetto Avenue In Sanford • A residential burglary » . o rr|mrtrd In |mll<r Saturday III Ih r 2IIKI hint k of I'alm rtln A vrn u r In Sanford Colter said a V C K Irlrp h o w and |iu rv w rrr stolen from ih r rra ld rn rr With k n t liom Ih r purse ifir burglar also rr|mrtrdly slnlr a I9M7 Coniiai I h r vrhk Ir was lalrr rrro v rrrd (wiikril on S u ih S lrrri In Srm lnolr Gardens Warrants • Kandnlpb llartt* I I of H«0l W I5lh Street Sanford was Iim alrd hy Sanford |aihi r during a iratflc slop at I 11It S lrrri and Ava< ado A vrn u r Saturday H r was w anird for falling lo appear on a charge of fu lle r) • ItOfN lame* South H >.l '■»’> W Hub s u m turned himself In In deputies Friday H r w i t wanird on a wrrll of txidlly attachment •Marqutec i iir u i~i of Geneva Gardena w u afioalrd b ) deputies Saluidav on a w arrant for Issuing worthless checks • HonaldA Hutchinson l ‘< 1019 Pint Avenue Sanford wav l<» alrd hy deputies on llrdfrtrd Drive Sunday H r was wanird f ir obtaining property with a worthless check • George John Ihiukis fr 35. 3414 Calm Way. Sanford » « Iim alrd h> drpuilra al hla rrardrntr Sunday H r waa w anird for violation of probation on a ■on v triton of drtvinif undrr ifir In Hurt II r of aleotml • S lrvr l.vnn Htiikhalt. .17 Mil W I3 lh S lrrri waa located In Ifir 'J*<ix) him k of S Orlando Drive Saturday H r w aa wanird on a department of Corrections warrant regarding Ihr unarrvrd portion of a alatr sentence Fights • M kharl Aahky Arnold ,24. 7.'Mi llavwotMl Circle Sanforil waa arrratrd hv drpuilra al hla residence Sunday following an aJirrratlon with a frm alr H r waa charged with hallery. domestic violence • f rmnrtl l.rr Krltl. 20 4li<lil Hit hard A lk n S lrrri. Sanford, waa arrralrd at hla rraldrt r Sunday following a dlapute with a frm alr H r w aa i barged with haltrry. dome site vlolrm r • William Jrffrtann lliw a JH 1503 W 13th Place. Sanford, waa arrralrd hy (wilier on W I4lh S lrrri Sunday following a dlapute with hla touam lie waa charged with aggravated aaaault • Jam ra Arthur Glrordrau 41. 622 llnghl Meadow D rlvr. waa arrralrd hv t-skr Murv Colli r al hla rra ld rn rr Saturday following an allrrrallon with a frm alr H r waa charged with liattery dom rallr vlo lrn rr • f ll/.ilietli Mavrr Durlano 66. 015 W Flrsl S lr r r i. Sanlord. waa arrralrd by poller al hrr rrald rn rr Saturday Colter aald ahr had h rrn Involved In an argum rnl over ear krya. and alrutk Ih r ofhtrr when h r Invrallgalrtl Ih r altuallon Shr waa r barged with luttery on a law rn fo rrrm rn l offlerr and dtaurdrrly condiml. • Kolllc t« Crowley. 47. HI lllilgrwood A v rn u r. Sanlord. waa arrralrd hy polite al hla residence Saturday follow mg a rtlapulr with a frm alr H r waa <hargrd with aggravated battery, dom rallr violence • A man waa arrralrd Friday aa John Dor Colter aald hr rrfuard lo give any Information H r waa charged In connection with a fight with a 15-yr.ir old girl at l.akr Monroe T rrra c r. H r waa charged with flattery, and rralallng an offlerr without violence Incidents reported to the sheriff • A welder and accessories with a total value ol S7.HCIO were rr|iorirdly atolrn Saturday from a buainraa in Ih r 5400 blur k of Drnrhm ark Lane near Sanford. • A wallet with a total rallrnalrd value of HV! In contents waa rrportrd atolrn Friday from a buainraa In the 2300 block of Celery A vrn u r. • An I I w rrk old Chow Chow puppy valued at 9250 waa r e t r ie d atolrn Ttiuraday from a residence In Ih r 3500 block of Calm Way nr.ir Sanford • An rallrnalrd HiO In damage ami H>2 In atolrn pro|irriy waa rrportrd aa ihr rraull of a rraidrriii.il burglary Sunday In Ih r 100 block of Hatnuma Drtvr • A airrro amplifier, valued at $500 waa rr|iortrd atolrn Sunday during a vehicle burglary In Ih r 4000 block of Woodruff Sprtnga Rtiad Incidents reported to Sanford police • An rallrnalrd $3,000 in Jewelry waa rrp o n rd ly atolrn from a Inick early Monday, (Miked In Ih r 100 block of llrth un r C lrrlr • A $300 rar cover waa reportedly lakrn Sunday In Ih r 500 block n(K Matllr S lrrri • A uum lirr ol llrm a were rr|wirtrd atolrn Sunday In Ihr 2IMK) block of Mohawk A v rn u r • A piatnl and u bottle of rum were rr|Mirirdlv stolen Suntlay from an aparim rnl In the 100 block of Country l,.ikr Apartmenla. • An ratimutrd $700 In electronic equipment u r r r taken Salurtlay from a vehicle parked on K Th ird S lrrri • An estimated $350 In Items were rr|M»rird mlaalng Siilurday from a vehicle parked In Ih r KXJ block of W 10th S lrrri. • An estimated $690 In llrma were aald to have hern lakrn Salurnay from a residence in Ihr 3(X> block of W 15lh S lrrri • An estimated $2,775 in Jewelry and SI.IVIO In o lh rr Ileitis were rrportedly stolen Frlrlay from a residence In Ih r 500 block ol FI. 14th S lrrri • A VCK and olhrr llrm a valurd at $700 w rrr rr|Mirtrd atolrn Sunday from a residence In the 1500 block of W. 11Hi S lrrri. • A TV' art waa reportedly atolrn F’rldav from a rra ld rn rr In ih r 100 block of W. lO th S lrrct • A T V and other Hems valurd al $60 w rrr rr|M>rlrd stolen Saturday In l-akr Monroe Terrace. • A delivery truck d rlvrr told (Hiller h r was ruhlird al gunpoint by a man Friday in Ihr parking lot ol U ik r Monroe T rrra c r H r aulil an rallrnalrd $550 In Jewelry was lakrn. • A law n mower valurd al HiOO was rr(Hirlrd mlaalng Frlrlay from a residence In the 400 block of Srotl Avenue. • An esllmaled $100 In llrma w r r r rrportrd atolrn Friday from an apartment In Ih r 1600 block. of lamdlng Drive. • A microwave oven and hlkr with a total value ol $439 w rrr rr|H>rtrdly stolen Friday In Ih r HIM) blin k of Sanford A v rn u r. • Tools and olhrr lin n s valurd al $-105 w rrr said lo have hern aiolrn Thuiaday fiom a trsid n icr in Ih r IKOO him k of Washington Avenue. • A man told police three persons robbed him Wednesday night. In Ih r 2600 block of Georgia said Ihr men look his wullrt. hut when they found no money, they thrrw It lo Ih r ground and fled fmm al gunpoint A v rn u r. H r It ronlalnrd Ih r area !•••••«S w H tx— i VM M Eat all your vegetables Disease protection in green and yellow veggies ■ y IH IN D A C. COLIMAN AP Medical Writer C H IC A G O — Tw o n rw studies offer tantalizing evidence lhal chemicals In grren and yrllnw vegrtallies may protect against heart disease and the most common cause of blindness In Ih r elderly Hut m uch more research will lie needed lo determine which of the anlloKldant chemicals may he p ro te ctive , and In what quantities, over what (w-runls of time and in what lv(ies of people, said researchers not Involved In the w'urk T h e c o m p o u n d s , c a lle d ra ro lrn o ld s are the colorful pigm ents that make squash yellow and spinach green Heta carotene Is the lies!* known carotenoid, hut It ac­ counts lor only about 25 percent n( the carotenoids that the Mood atnurfha from food, and others are J u s t b e g i n n i n g to h r r spirited, rrseart hers said In one n rw study, of I.H1W men with high hltHid cholesterol, th o se w it h h ig h le v e ls of ra ro lrn o ld s had 36 percent fewer heart attacks and deaths over 13 years than men with low levels of carotenoids In thrlr blood. ■'When we looked al men who never smoked. Ih r protective effect was m u ch greater.** wrote Dr Desler Morris in Wednes­ day's Issue of the Journal ol (he American Medical Assen tation Nonsmokrrs with the highest Ii IihmI levels of carotenoids had 70 percent fewer heart attacks th a n n n n s m o k e rs w ith Ih c lowest levels, said researchers, led hy Dr Morris ol the Universi­ ty of North Carolina. Chapel Hill In the other study. Harvard researchers compared 356 peo­ ple who had developed it visual d is o rd e r c a lle d a g e -re la te d macular degeneration with 500 similar (leople who were tree of the cnncflllnn. People who con­ sumed the most dark green, leafy vegetables were 43 pcrrcni less likely lo have developed A M D th un people w h o had consumed the least, rrsearchrrs said Those findings also are In W ednesday's J A M A and are tiring presented today at Ihr AM/Vs Science ltr(Hirtrrs C o n ­ ference In Seattle "Increasing the consumption o f f o o d s r i c h in c e r t a i n carotenoids, in jiartlrular dark grren. leafy vegetables, may decrease I fir risk ol developing advanced nr exudative AMD. the most visually disabling form of m acular degeneration among older people.1’ said rrsearrhers. led bv Dr. Johanna M. Scddnn of Ih r Massachusetts Kyc and Far Inllrm ary anil Harvard Medical School AM D cuuscii vision loss In an estimated 13.1 million Am eri­ cans and accounts (or up lo a third of Ifir 900.000 U.S. cases ol blindness, according lo Prevent illlndnrss America, formerly the N ational S o c lrty in Prevent Illlndnrss. Exudative AM D Is a sub-type of the disease. In which liny I i Iimk I vessels grow under an area of the retina, causing srarrlng and hemorrhaging that blink vision. Kraearchcrs rm ph.isU ril lhal the eye study did not establish cause and ellecl. and they.called for more research Out they said It makes sense lo encourage Americans lo ral more dark grern. leafy vrgrlah lrs Tw o other rrsearchrrs, who did not participate In cither study, cautioned In an a rc o m |ianytng editorial that "n o t all antioxidants u rr created equal " llig differences in the structure and properties of antioxidants are likely to i n llii r n r r their ability in prevent disease, Ih r rdllortal said ll noted lh al the scientific •'im m u n ity has had Its ups and d o w n s t r y i n g to s h o w i h r b rn rflts of b rla carolene which several studies suggested could protect against cancer and heart disease hrforr tw o large studies suggested Just Ih r opposite " F u r t h e r e x p lo r a t io n of specific rarolrnolds and olhrr nutrients should tie a high priority for research.’’ said the e d ito ria l by D rs S u sa n E Hankirison and Metr J Stampfrr of Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Public Health All Transmission Defects Are Not M qjor Problems — Consult a S pecialist ‘H a ' I foM you mar you wOuW flvaf rrsxO a t P E H H W ,H e • BELOW LOW PRICING H a rre ll & B e v e rly T ra n s m is s io n s PENNYWISE COUP. 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HUM ■ y N IC K PP8IFAUP Herald Staff Writer S A N F O R D - A *light t»il (4 runluwion « m noted early thi* morning at Ih r Sanford Ulvtr C rn trr t*er*nn» m t I i i i i to cast their tm Ilot* tn today * general r ln llon found them*rhe* m U rd III with wetilotw JMMklJvalllig In the (iu id rn Agr ( i i m r t T h r Golden A<r llim r * a* In thr |m «I *tarl rat h day at 7 a m with « b r n k U it at thr Civic C rn trr. apofianrtd bv thr O v rr SO C lltb lh r\ » r r r in thr •outhern rnd ol thr building In thr main arra of thr Civic C rn trr. prrciru t 125 opened for votrrs. *l*n at 7 a m During thr llr»t ftvr minute* o vrr 20 prr •on* had alrrady gathered in tlnr to cast thrtr ItalMa Ilrtw rrn 7 and 7 30 a m . thr (larking kit *•• filling up rapidlv a* m m r and m orr of both gnnq»* a rrtvrd W h ilr many licenw plate* were Iro m S r m ln o lr County, manv other* w rrr fruni othrr rountlr* a* wrll a* a frw from out-of alatr (tn r man wa« o u uidr th r Civic C rn trr campaigning at thr lav! mtnutr. urging ( u w r n by to voir for Proportion 3. on nrt flthlng It v a tn t an raay fob hnw rvrr a* It wraa dtfTIcult to trll who was th rrr lor voting and •A \^ u Seniors kick up their heels Golden Agers share center with voters tUINMUII FO R C IIllI STM AS By B U IA N W 8NN8R Harold Corraspoodant who waa th rrr for tlir gamr* hrrakfaal rvrnt In a id r at th r Golden A g r Game** hrrakfaal tables only a d o rr11 or morr |>roplr w rrr on hand at thr hrgtnnlng. although m any n a r r w rrr rx p rrtrd T h r tirrakfaata havr become o n r of thr highlight* of thr days’ •rtlvtttr*. as participant* In thr gam r* havr thr opportunity to m rrt wrtlh old friend*, anmr of whom thr> mav nor havr seen s h u t the prrv toua year* gamr* ('•olden Agr aanvltir* today t>rgan at 7 30 thia morning with gofl at thr W lntrr Spring* Goff (T u b Othrr actlvttlra Include h a a k rlb a ll. b illia rd s tennis h o w lin g and dom lnor* thla m orning Thla afternoon * artlvltlr* grt underway at I p m wrtth « rib ttagr and morr golf and h*d t too 5 F R E N C H AVE. SANFORD S A N FO R D Mtstrrair trm (■rtalurra anti ckwdlraa skies ku krtf till Momlay • Golden Agr (N ym p h s t er run titles At 8 30 a m appcnsiinatrlv I ** (tartlrfpants r n t r t r d the 2 mile H istoric F u n W alk Senior* rkahed in matching Golden Age 1 stmt* of pink, yrllowi and Mur -met at the Sanford Museum on First Street for rs rrrts r amt to bet nine acquainted with thr city. (407) 322-7953 M A T T H E W S O R T H O P A E D IC C L IN IC A ik la ( Mrke t orator of the m useum startrd w ith a tirlefing and Ifte group tfirn tirgan tfietr b r i s k s t r o l l t h r o u g h the ilow ntr.w n arra Clarke pointed out various hist.at. buildings such a* tfte llotrhk isa INnrk the llishop Hha k the original Flr*l National Hank tm lldlng amt Ifie old Cowl Office minton I h r highlight of lisJay I arllvi lira w ill br a non aponing rv rn t A twilight rtvrr cruter ha* bren s. h rd o lrd ataiard thr Kivrrshlp R u n tim e leaving thr Monroe liar ts>ur Martna at (i p m T h r Sanford C lvtc C r n t r r . a o u th rrn arra. la Ih r head quartrra for in lor mat ton on thr c ru tar or any of th r Golden A g r Game* T h r gamr* ro n tin u r In San ford through thla Saturday T tie (ta nk l|ianl* then took In the Splentlor Itl Lake Monroe and returned to the m useum for refreshment* and prraentatkm of lu rq o u la e rib b o n * labeled (•olden Age Gam e* 1‘arllctpant Several m e m brr* of the walk _ S ai l m s T in G oi T h r walk also lm hided some trs ld e n tu l sightseeing of hi at sea r e g i s t e r e d on t h e T o u r of Hom e* a* well as klenttfiratlnn of Ita al rh u rt lies and the C u l­ tural Arts Itullding RESULTS 3 2 4 -3 4 4 1 d i n At.i A t Mitthc *v ( Vth-p tcdi. (.Itnu » r have a team ol tncnJIv m J caring vpcvialntv *lt<i are IcaJerv in iCtivfUi-vJk varr CVtr denmitmrnt to continuing cJucation cniurcv p»u treatment » n h the mutt recent ImowleJge, ( tcchntqun anJ tcthmT vv i for the hett anJ vafctl 'treatment Wc erktsirape pat to ad our Jixtorv and Matt qurvtaau vo we van be t4 better service ro v.>u So matter what your injury, we have a spe­ ctator U >\X|. 4106 W. Lake Man ftsjlevarJ Lake-Mary (4*37f H )-)8 W » (.A M IS P M U I U I ’A M '- 2 V06 S. Ray Street. EuMtv (WM) )5 7 -2 k V Alicia Clark# Intlruclt participant* on th# Hlatorlc Fun Walk, a naw olfarlng In tha gam#*. t ottitnrnird aUm t their tlrairr to rn trr this event Rita Pflurger of Drltona said I in tn tkiwllng l m hut I walk a lot at home I m into h rra thln g exrrrla r* It * fun ' Mary Hell Duckett, of Hram Tower* In Sanford. *atd.” I walk every morning by l-»kc Monroe | knew I'd like thl* TH E S A N r O R D CH AM BER O F CO M M ERCE i j Personal lHearing System Welcomes D eep C anal Insertion Aids ou r S p e c ia lty . T his Is all you wear. S P E C IA L D IS C O U N T w ilt i th in t:im f m t i $ i oo aa u rr THIS OMNSI HEiWNfl AS) G2MT2KS There's Som ething 4630 S Hwy 17-92, Cassleberty • 1503 S Orangi Av«, Orlando Age group: 8 0 Cycling - 10 K Men Age group: 55 I. Fran k K rllrr. 64 2 David Long. 63 3. Hill lllark. 63 q l . Roger Uurkr. 5H 2. G il Ashland, 56 3 lirian Meddaugti. 55 Age group: 8 5 1 Nell MacLeod. (>8 2 V r.itI Collin*. 66 3 Norman Ow rn*. 68 Age Group: 0 0 2 0 Yearm E x p e r ie n c e in M o v ie , S t a g e Si T V W a r d r o b e C o m p le t e A lt e r a t io n s C u s t o m S e w in g • C o s t u m e D e s ig n B rid a l. P r o m & H o m e c o m in g G o w n s C o n tr a c t S e w in g Sewi+uj Bee&J 303S. FRENCHAVE. •SANFORD, FL MfV7l QOQ 700R HRS.: U-FB-6, SAT. B-12 l™1J 1 Brisson Funeral Home 1 Frank K rllrr. 64 2 David Long, fid 3 Itlll Itlai k. 03 Age Group: 7 0 1 Franc!*!. Underwood. 71 2 Hill Duprry. 70 3. Edward Knight. 71 Age group: 0 5 1 Nrtl MacLrod. 6H 2 Hob Schnurbuach. 00 3. Norman Owrn*. 6H Age group: 7 0 I Francis L Underwood. 7 1 2 Edward Knight. 7 1 3 Frank Mulhol’ in d . 73 Age group: 7 5 I Hill Mundy. 77 Jo h n M Crew . 7H 3. Joseph Saufl. 78 W omen Age group: 8 0 I Helen P Mrdanl. 75 I. M a ry-lle n rlPeterson.83 Balling Men Age group: 0 0 I A n n Schnurbuach. 64 1. Helen P. Mrdanl. 75 IL L IE I . Jo h n Slnlbaldl. 8 1 I . Kay Thom son. 7 1 Cycling Women Age group: 5 5 W Age group: 8 0 Age group: 7 5 I Jo h n Slnlbaldl. HI 1. Roger Hurkr. 58 2. G il Ashland. 56 1 Hill Mundy. 77 2 Joseph Saufl. 78 3 Jo h n M .C re a u .7 8 Age group: 7 0 Age group: 8 0 C y clin g - 5 K Age group: 55 Men Age group: 7 8 I Ann Schnurbust h. 64 9 Age group: 75 1 Fred MacLean. 64 2 Hill Shackelford. 64 Age group: 7 0 I Cornelius Feenatra. 71 C hecker* Age group: 5 5 1 Rudy Kckharrit. 70 2 Paul W. Ilach. 60 N E W M A N , B B oard Certified ■y S U 8A N W IN N If t Herald Corratpondent S A N FO R D — Senior citi/ens male and female, were drrssrd In light hiker shorts, t shirt* and hrlrnrta prrpartng for thr !» a m bicycle racr In I fir Golden Agr games It was a tM-aullful day to (>rdal. warm b rrrre s and lot* of sun Many a lhlrlr* sported disc bat k w heel*, alum inum bicycle* and Zlpp front tires or carbon fiber lire* for the Increased aerodynamics Sleek helmets with ra cin g stripes and d r t r r m l n e d lo o k s c lu e d the spectator* that some partici­ pant* were serious utroul the gold T h r rv rn t required a brlet meeting of all bikers. Riders were challenging each member of Ihelr heal for gold, stiver or brorue medals Tills 5K rat e measured 3 .1 miles and lasted approximately fllteen minutes Men and w om en d id nut compete against each other. A g r categories Included 55 to 59. 60 to 64. 65 to 69. 70 to 74. 75 tn CONSIGNMENT BOUTIQUE IM I S SIZI-S I * a m i u p r ##»»/!• M .-s . R o s e M . C o o l i d g e , A R N P OB/GYN Nurse Practitioner Where Caring, Personal Service Is Always A Tradition Serving Sanford Since l‘>13 322-2131 '»»' LAI HI L AVX NANI'OKD A Mi fiit4aM 41dft*t I bikU uniidl IIfn r 1r^llv m N !*'•> 521 W . SR 4 34 S u ite 2 0 0 Longwood (4 0 7 ) 2 6 0 -0 8 1 8 1 4 0 3 M edical P laza D r. S u ite 2 1 4 ■ ■ aa f/OTN S a n fo rd (4 0 7 )3 2 4 -2 5 0 0 79 and HO to 84 In rac h ol th« ladles heals only onr woman rn lrrrd S O oilu lals agreed that they ra rh would tie gold mrdal Isis Each heal Included 8 raters or less dr|irndtng on th r number of those registered Mary Henri Peterson, onr ol Ihr Innate rtdrrs. sald.’T blkr a lot lo r e x rrc ls e “ N o rm a n Owen*, ol Ml Dora, said.** I do better in biking I tore up my knees ru n n in g I like bring outdoors It's gi*»d rx rrtls r lb bike." Those more sertmia about • competitive edge w r r r Vr.tr! Collins, a 4 year veteran of ih r games, from llradenton. with Irik alum inum bicycle. Gil Ashland, of M elbourne, has now ai rnm pllshrd 2 years of service and also planned to coui|M-lr In thr upcoming swim m ing event Frank Mulholland. of Osteen, has put In 12 years of faithful Interaction with the gainrs *T always hiked." hr said "I hair running Tills wav you ran go out of the house and jump on a hike Hesldr* . I'm too la/y I don’t want to run ." ROBIN’S N EST M D • New Patients Welcome • Some Same Day Appointments • Most Insurances, Medicaid, Medicare In Them T h e re W oods! 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YAM Editorials/ Opinions S a n fo irl H e m ld tus ps 4«i ;#oi sot) r m . w i i a v i : s a n f o n d . h a 32771 Area Code 4 07-322-201I « K3I 9993 n Lacy H Loxr •Edtlrx O d n t i H Pugh •Ditim tti Utntgo M ILS4 Kirtlt IN HAT) 3 Mootti* M U !H) li Uuntlii I Y r« MHllO 171)H I » lw> J* M »* .J»n tt m m l par 7% *«>♦* )•• In * J J t -o n to rat** abut* H 'l H ’lilH ' Responsibility starts at home —r Just tx*caii*r it sit’d s,ivs S TO P , d o n n l inran motorists will actn.illv come to a complete stop II no nnr rise seem* to lawatching Just because sign* at Lake Carol.i (It Sunlnrrl say NO FISHING. tlorftn'l slop sittir iiroplr from throwing In a lltir T h r Seminole C o u nty s< Pool district s Director ol Security Wolfgang llalttlg has had sl^ns placed in elementary school r l . t s s r i a i m s regarding students responsibility It’s a gixxl approach, hut will students do what the signs suggest? This is not to say the signs are not valuable They could he an excellent start toward instilling responsibility in our youngstrrs The unfortunate (mint Is that this should have hern done by the parents at home, starting even lieforr thr children reached the elemrn tarv school level No adult could argue with what the signs suggest; that students have the responsibility of attending school regularly, treating others with respect, treat school and other property with resjws't. and respecting Ihe privacy of others. The signs also eall lor liavtng only Itrms allowed by law In their poMrsaton, listening courteously to opinions and {mints of views of other*, and coming to iheir classes prepared fo learn. Those of us In the media are [mss)hiv more aware than most of the trials and tribulations today's children fare at all levels ol then schooling Beatings, muggings robberies shootings thefts of bicycles or [wrsonal belongings, and many oilier crimes are tx-lng i commit ted-.m ore uiten than thr averag* parent would ever imagine Some {tJrifh tl' m ay BM leve.' that* fu*1 because thrlr children have not en< onntered these problems, they aren't as severe as some would lead you to believe "M y child has respect for others and their properly, and he or she would never become Involved In any problems," rould lx- what many parents would sav Other parents would like to say that, hut they know better Teaching responsibility to a lew of our youngsters won't accomplish miracles, but its a start The more rhlldrrn who begin to follow these ideals, th r better school svstrm w r will have, and thr better education our children will fie able to receive llalblg's signs are now in place. Boi let s not leave the entire process of teaching respect and rrs|ionslb!l!ty to him or his signs. Let's do It at home, beginning as early in the chlld's life as possible We have a choice. Allow youngsters to disregard Ihe rights ol others, and continue to hear of tragedy In our schools, or take It upon ourselves to join in the teaching ol (hts responsibility. W hatever w r do will be molding that child for the rest ol hts or her life. LETTER A p p re c ia tio n Thanks m i much to Diana Gillandcrs fur the great article on "Lloyds Prayer." Her coverage helped us have great audiences tor all pertortnanres. T h a t kind of Srrninole C o m m unity College presence In ihe Sanlord Herald goes a long way toward letting people know the variety of com m unity activities that we have on campus K.n«-n Copp Cultural Arts Coordinator Berry's World O i w n M i nr 'Enough w/fb Posf-/f notes, a/readyr American history neutralized? T h ere is n o th in g m ore Im p o rta n t th a n tear lung Am*n< a s story lo Americ an children I nlorturiatelv the new National Ntarularil* for t.'mlrd M a le s History Exploring Ihe Amrrl ra n Experience d o rsit'l tin ih r )oh right I lie most im portant thing in N M 'SH IA E t» this •tatemem up front " T h is paper doe* not nrtrsaarltv represen t the [SMitHms or (Milirte* of th r Untied S la te s government am i mi of Ik m > rndorsem rni should I r interred Not yet anyw ay hut it might ha|ifrri unless Ihe Clmion aduilnlstratm n »nit Other wise iherr is a rug ot m aking a pnhoca! sham tilrs of the idea of setting (voluntaryI standards for A m eitcan »* fx « J* as rtnU id lrd In Clmion s ( k m Is T O O t.dm ate Antrrh a A it.” which he* ante law earlier this year It s not that NSCSIIKAK doesn't cover the key as|>ri Is of Ainerh an histntv Its thti k |nmr iteals with far more tfian student* Irom grades \ 12 ran tir expected to atmwti It touches on th r peopling of America 3 0 01X1 years ago and ro in fM lr* Die Suii|i-**>ti% with O tlie amt Harriet A student I* asked about Ihe Afn* an political k m g ilo m s ut M ali Songhal and Hewn. about reverse dis> rtm lualion about how w h ile la n d h u n g e r** s h a p e d p re Revolutionary tim es and about what they think of the Idea that Ronald R eagan's defense and m ilitary tnlllatives led to die i o lla |is e of r n m m ii ii I s in Shav s Rrlirltlon llie W h isk ey Relx-lllon .lav • treaty and die Mi io n s |x« tune all m ake d irtt a p p e J l am e I lie plot tie lt> Is in d ir {mint of view O ne Is p re v a le n t Another is missing file one that d«»m m ales slirsa e s those who were tell util of earlier h isto n es ll s tru e that in tim es [vast tvot rrvoogh at trn lto n was paid to 1 The problem is in wo men , bl acks. the point of view N a tiv e A m e r ic a n s One is prevalent and tftsp a n k s hot Another is missing Ivere they teem lo tie the prim ipal players on a pnfltiralh cor reel si age with each fxxv xrd grmip a p iv a fln g in r*ch of Irn * eras ** And so Harriet Tubman. * lilack woman fin m odern personnel hiring parlance a twofrr ) who rescued staves g ets M ttm S WCCvALXMTCBCST GQDOPTURCUlS ITS tiiAl tm SUffltf FEHiND KtMHtOVb Ct-ELECTiON si* mention* Hotter! f- le e (a shite m ale nofei"! get* rip What s left nut of th is work is a single heuwd {■•solve them e that defines our story f«eorgr W ill has written dial Arnett* a is die m ust un|sietanr thing dial ever hapt^ned I |aeit> well lni> that Die a*ad em k New lltstiirU n * dismiss such thinking as trtum|>fiahsm The in d im m i of NM SHKAI G ary It Nasti say s die document in q»irst ton t* 1 against mum p la ttsen ." Ite told me dial too many nations have suflered from vlrwlng d iem srlv rs as us the g sal guys versus them the t>ad guys ’ • D us sort of value free lens prompted A lie n Shankrr president of the Amen* an fed eratio n of Tear tiers lo Issue a statem ent somewhat (■sitive w hkh also ix a e * that "live section on tfie Colil War iloesn t even m ention Soviet aggression In fa s te r it Eum pr He regard* the so ck as " a draft that deserve* tesprctful d rtiale and rn p ilres sutisiaiiilal revision tie s right The p ris e s * id setllng up voluntary ataiuiards twgan In the hush adm inistration It* resolution will com e at sh i l during C linton * tune Soon Clinton will ap|*Hnt the p l m r m t e i Isvard of NCSlC 1National T.dueattonal Standards and In q a m rm en l Council) That Uvard i an certify ' new sland ald s. or ask tor * badges nr dum p Ihem JACK ANDERSON EPA is peddling bike rides as work W A N H IN tiTD N The environmental l*ro lion Agent > may not tie aide to push tts ageoita through lu ltgrrs* ten that ha*n I Mnpficd the agency from taking it* *how on live road More titan V ) of I lie F P A « tiest and brightest *{w-nt laM week |«-(idling around the mid Atlanta seaboard m the name of rnxt ronmetilal pisIHe When It moves to taxpavrr Justice. hn-»— •ef thr agency may tie spinning It* wheel* M The KI'A'a btcyrte b a rn s to rm in g w n * lawn in l ,*‘ *3 when an a grru y biologist Ted C o o p * o od asked the f.PA lor help with a charity bicycle tup hr was {dannlng on tiahalt of ■ w nt group In T e n n e s s e e CnnpWiintl wanted lo takr time oft from hi* |uh to rid e fro m Washington D C to Tennessee W h e n Coopw ood asked the agency to C When it comes to help. EPA i htef Carol taxpayer jusllco. Itrm rn rr up|ied the howevor.ihe agency ante browner told may be spinning its Coop wood that If hr wheels j could find a way for Ihe trip to hrnrfll the agency. It would become th r o lllrU ) sfainwir That's when Coopwood came up with the Idra to visit m hoots along Ih r w ay Rattier Ilian riding for <harlty. ( 'i*ipwo<>d and his rom|Mtruits found themselves riding more Ilian 10U miles a day at their lull salaries plus rx|ien*es like hotel* and fixxl — all in exchange for spending about one hour per day visiting m hoots The EPA didn't slop there Officials m x h i gol I lie Idra lo expand ih r iri|is and invltr everyone they could hud. and sm n a new program was liorn On ltie second trip, which took plarr In May, 20 riders hiked from Mlnm-Mit.i lo Chicago l-is l week ih r fieri Included 42 riders, right *up{mrt (iroplr. and group EPA fleet vehicle* to t arrv supplies and help keep thr riders salr "Everybody who applird got a ■trance to crime,** Coopwood mid our aswx lair Ja n Mollrr " W r inviird grassroots organl/.i lions the president, vice president. IH memtiers of Congress Ihe only ihing we didn't get ariniud lo was inviting I lie mayors of each city and the governors." App.ncnilv thoM- who were invited from outside the EPA dldn t have enough spare lime on lheir hands in ride around ihe eastern M-almard spiralling I lie good word alxiut llie environment On the second trip lusl May. Ihr riders visited eight school* in as m any days, though two days w rrr reserved strictly for riding Th is lime, llie bicycling hurrum ruin covered 13 school* and five ((im m u n ity events on Iheir four-day trek EPA officials say I fir trips are an Ideal way for Ih r agency to educate ih r public about what they con do lo help Ih r environment. It's not a Junket, they say. because transpor­ tation costs arc kepi low by using bicycles Instead ol conventional transportation. Yet while travel coats were low. each rider was also reimbursed for up lo $2<iO In expenses for llie week. In addlllon lo ilirlr regular salaries Coopwood says all bicyclists were expel led to k rrp up wnh Iheir regular work schedules " T h is Is not vacation time. It's just like Ih ry re on rrgular travel for the government." Coopwood said. "Hut Itiry gel more out of ll. because they're Impacting the community. Tlie EPA Isn't resting on Its laurels T h e trips have tx-rn so successful, officials say. dial they hope to have 10 bicycle trips {x-r year In the near future. G O U G IN G G A T T — Sen Ernest Huttings. D -S .C ., may noi lx- the only lawmaker responsible for stulllng the controversial General Agreement on Tarllfs and T ru d r. Which Is scheduled to tie debated by the Senate taler this month. In if BRITT Raul Julia and the invisible girl Ttitv Umc. Raul Julia reminded m r dial she Is out thrrr. reading 1 don't know her name — it rould lie Teresa, Carmen. Ana nr M im e lh m g more Anglo Where stir lives, goes to school, tier feelings ataitll (toys her g ra d e |xiint average, her life — alt are a mystery to me Hut I know site exists And that she's reading And (hat she s not Uniting people Ukr herself nearly alien enough I think about this Latina gut — let's cull her Teresa — often I know she exists brrause I once was like her. us were many of m y friends W’e were girls who got d e re n t-lo great grades fell for various cute guys knew most of the latest dances and laked ft w hen we didn't We obsessed about our hair, wardrobes and Incipient breasts We Manned "Seventeen." the local piper and tren novels, and we watched 'The Mary Tyle r Moore Show '* We stood, respectfully, during the Pledge ol Allegiance We had all the life quaking exjiertence* of ol fier prelrens And wr never saw. ever read about, black girls like us in the mass media "D on't they know we re here?" I wondered Today, with a lew Important exceptions (the teen on T V shows such as "Fa m ily Matters" and in film* sue Ii as Spike Lee's "C rooklyn"), young black girls who ate not cavorting on sotnrbody's m usic video remain largely in ­ visible. hut faiHna girls — let's not even discuss Aslans or Native Americans — are. well, what's more transparent than invisible? The notion that there's a Latina girl — or hundreds, maybe thousands ut them — much like the girl I was stays with me. hovers on the edge of m y awareness. Haul Ju lia brought her back Into focus Not seeing a ptiolo of the 54-year-old actor on the front of T h e Washington Post after Ills death Monday (Oct 241 reminded m r of not seeing singer Minnie Rlperton s lace on the front page of m y local paper when she died In 197U al age 31 I honestly didn't get It Herr was a nationally known singer, a c u lr und likable young black woman whose hit records and beyond — human M t p r u i m — which soared elose in only-dogs <an-hear-lt range — convinced many that hers was th r voice ol th r decade When she died, heartbreaking!)’ young. I could barely find thr story In the paper. Now ih.d I work for a ncw’sppurr, I know how spare and (lin e ronslralnts cun prevent breaking news, let alone celebrity obits, (rum making Ihe frmtl page And I still wish Julia 's pholo tun] upi>* a n d there, Because It 1 — like my black, middle-aged female friend w h o exclaimed. "No. not h im !" when I mid her — was moved by Julia's death, w lia t must Teresa have fell? Here was a dashing actor w h n v range and lava-Ilke w arm th had arguably made him lintlvwnnd * biggest foil Inn Mar of hts genera lion A guy whose sllkv courting of Angelica Huston In "ih e Addams Fam ily" In HKH turned a macabre character Into the year s sexiest on-screen huxlvarid A guy. whose range included Shakespeare, musicals. Shaw and (tie upcoming video game turned movie "Street Fighter." D ying of a stroke in hts personal prime lime I’ve written about fi o w . h a c k w h e n black folks truly were kept out of th e m a in stre a m , every T V or film outing by a Hill Costiy. Sam m y D a v is J r , S id n e y I'nl i ter nr Lena Home was cause for a mad rush by blacks to Ihe T V or theater When a c o m m u n i t y so closely charts stars f What's more pub lic lives, those transparent than celebrities' private Invisible? M t r a n s it io n s m e a n more than even their most lo vin g white tans m ay rrallrr. Julia . I tret, struck similar chords with Latinos. Teresa must have tlx night II wonderful that a m an who m i celebrated her culture — during an interview while filming "Tequila Sunrise," Julia told me. "W e're going In give Ihe wholr country salsa, spier. ... that cold, analytical ... Saxon mentality Is going out the window " — was getting m i m any roles, although not rnough leads T h e media's limited M rw of laitlnos reminds m r of the limited hut Improving covrrage of African Americans And I can hear Ter*’v i wondering. "D o n't they know I'm here?" Frankly. I haven't liern much help I can recall only three columns I've written with Latinos as prim ary subjects. Writing about lielng black III A m rrlrn is a 24-hour gig. hut Teresa Is out Iherr. reading. And writing I recently met a Latina journalism student who shyly apprnoched me after u forum. Are you satisfied, I asked, with media coverage ol your com m unity? "N o . not at all.'' she exclaimed, looking startled by her own Intensity. " T h e n help change things." I suggested. t hope she does For herself, for the larger community that needs )o know her; for the memory of Julia, who mid me his goal was to "do things big. I'm sick of things that urr small and understated and repressed." And lor Teresa. I �>** Syntax) i r W U T IB N .IIU M I WASHINGTON - ll> every Hull' III>f .m t Ii IsI i XV i IrM Utu 111* SOlrr* (blaming ,■ new ( ii|| gies* lodav a ir m.iklii|( ll llw Snoot Republican In seat*. I )<rilM|N iii 40 years I' ( ‘tniifnl <if Il»r II im iw Mrlihh [ ha* b re n lkrin<H ra lk without im n ll doubt Ini nit tin me year* al lra »t at iM u r all hough a Io n # reach Iff Ih r K rp u h lk a ti* whose n i m t h a i r I m i *pcnl in ih r m in o rity I h r S enate i t w it h in K r p u b lica n fuller * r i r n scat. Itom i h r 3 t that would feature ih r rule they t i m In HUM) th ru I<>*| in IttfM So Ih r question l«n t w h kh jM /n It winning a . Ih r balloting ft ill* .ii m >m ih r time zones Even ih r Drrilui I alt , on* ede liM r* ill two ito irn and rnorr in Ihr II ou*r and a halfllnr hold on Ihr Senate ll the* tan avoid losing It nut right M r 1 1loti w ale hi ng in lon lrtta IIhr Ihr vr i* a m a llrt o( |ih king ih r •(■>(» iluii tan signal Ih r outcome w ithuut sitting up all night I'ln l, obviously there* ihr struggle inin tiim m iil Ih r Srnalr T tir lift! ontrnt Ih rrr will m m r in I'erm** I* anta Virginia, and i t l r f In Tcn n ra a rr l*rn n sylva n ia « D em ocratic N rn H am * Wofford an untlkrly 1991 w in n rr in ih r Urtt place, a a> supjmsed In hr In straits to id irr a* lo lir a gonrr Ihlt lim r H r la< r* Hrp Hit k Sanlorum In a ( lo*r pivotal ra rr Defend lhal n n r and llir Ikrmin rain <ould (m in i survival at a victory Ditto to ih r toulh. In Virginia, w h rrr S rn Charles 8 Robb hat hern tlruggllng all season with Kr|m hllian O liirr North In a ih r r r wav race in which a <H>I’ r tlra trrrn rd lo draw voir* aw ay from ih r Drntix ratio inoum hrnl lloih S rn a lr w a tt arr up In Irn n rttrr An o|trn tral (ft tu ttrrtl V lir 1‘rrtld rn l Al Gofr l* laird likely llrpiihllt an And H O I’ Iradrr* claim they alto t an (Hitl Srn Jim Sasser. a ptot|wt I lor rna|oftly Iradrr II hr survlvr* ami Ihr Democrats hold i mil ml Win lhoar and thr Hrpuhhian* arr on thrlr way Ilrlrn d Ihrm . or hold Ihr lot* to a tral or to and Ih r Democrats prohahly hangon Kvrn to ih r balloting will wrakrn llirm . narrow I’rrtid rn l Clinton % upiion* at hr irle* lo alia|>r a program for a 1996 r r r ln t io n i ainpaigu and may t r t l i r Ihr dtvldrd government hr prouittrd lo tiipplani with unity and at lion Some oihrr tlgna lo wait h —Vermont. w h rrr KepubUcan Srn Ja rn rt Jrlln rd a cncoun Irird latr trm ihlr hul irm aliit Ihr lavorttr A Democratic uptri Ih rrr could tlaJI th r GOI*t|ur*t — Nrw .Irrary. wllh Drmoc ral tr Srn Krank Lautrnbrrg llkrly hul no lin k , a H rp u b llra n lom annm d Ih rrr would lir a vault Inward M in im i — Nrw York, probably Gov Maito Cuom o* again. Iiul with H rpubllran G ro rg r I’alakl. a tia lr senator. claiming a Lair turgr I.r l a (a hint I V in o rallt namr ilkr Cuom o (all. and II could lir landslide lim r for llir GOP ll would tnran almoai r r r t a ln ly . lh a l H rp u b llra n * would 1tr governor* all tml onr of Ihr U ) htggr*l state* w h rrr |irr*ldrriiul rV rllo n * arr won — and w h rrr W hltr House am hi lion* o h m lakr iu>i — Minnesota w h rrr Ihr Ik-mocraia h a ir prrhap* thrlr liest ■Mid* til taking o vrr a Srnalr *r«t lh a l ha* b r r n K r publican Again, a drnt in any GOP d rtir for ctinirol O nr lesson In rrm rm lirr In all ihl* romra fttim both national party ih a irm m These arr rlose ra n * T h r r r arr .15 Srnalr rarr* Maine lo Callloriila. f h r I V in o t r a it havr m o ir In lose, ih ry now httld 22 of Ih r rn n trstrd *ral* t it of Ihr n ln r Irfl n p rn tty rrlirtn g Incumbents Htm*r |Mtrlrnl» a rr tnorr dif Ik uli to rrad. *Unply Iwt auw ih r r r arr to many more of Ih rm Hul Ih rrr i Ik n i Ii) lir some ra rly sign* hum Indiana with Ih rrr tv m o rra ik w a ll In jeopardy O n r ratr to watch I* for Ih r %ral of thr rrtiring H rp Phillip R Sharp In what t a t a swing dlslrk t lirforr In* 20-year c a rrrr In Krnlucky. o n r of Ih r flr*l tiatr* lhal will report It* rriurn*. ih r outcome for freshman IV rn tn talk Hrp Tom Harlow is onr lo watch. a GO P upset <mild signal a signal a surgr ih r ir way In Prnnaylvanla. H rp Mar)orir Margollrs M rivtnsky. I h r (V in o r r s l who d rllv rrn l th r crucial Iasi v o ir for C lin to n '* la* lilt rratlng 199 ' budget hat lirr n struggling r t r r sh irr In a traditionally Hrpuhllt an d lslrk l Should shr survive. ICs a big onr for Ih r iVmocral* In Ohio. H rpuhln an* think tliry can manage a n rl gain of al Irasl Ih rrr. (wrhaps four IV m o t ra lk w a it In Ih r South and Ih r Mountain Stairs Clinlon Is a h u rd rn on Democrat*. Grorgta H rp Don .loll nstm said he'd atk ih r prrsldrnt In only lo cam ­ paign for his Hrpublk an opporirnl Th o sr obvknisly arr only a handful of Ih r message* the v o te r s a r r s r n d in g to d a y T h r r r 's a big onr walling In Ih r W rs i. in Sftnkanr. Wash w h rrr To rn Folry l* trying lo avoid becoming thr first sprakrr of thr Hmtsr to lir d r fra led for rrr l n Ikm slntr IWiO E D ITO R 'S N O T E - Waller H Mrar*. i h r prrsldrnt and col urmusl for T h r A**m laird Press has rrportrd oil Washlnglon and national |*j|ttlr* lor more than 3 0 year* C o n tin u e d fro m Page IA However th y attorney Hk h ard Taylor askrd for morr llrnr to rest arch llir 't g.il lamlflca lions noting some til Ihr lamg w ish ! (rant fuses pn king up solid w a s lr . ya rd w a s lr a ltd It ryclahtrs do lad u w disposal she* In Srm lnolr County Itut usr out <>l county fa< ilnir* Signing ih r agreement might rrqulre •hanging llir franrhtsr a grrr rnriil* and coukl mran higher g jrls ig r ratr* lor f lly residents II Longwtiod dor* not Join oilier governmental unit* in Ih r solid waslr managrmerit pro gram. II wilt not lir eligible lor Its portion of any future grant money received In «»thrr business ihr rum* miss loners • Amended I lie- t i l l * live Vi.tt capital improvement program .(titling a jiay as you go plan for d r v r lo p in r n t of c o m rn rrt lal srwrrs • Approvrd t ight hour* of llllga lion Iln ir for la ylo r to Inlrrvrne in suits Involving taingwmid llcallh Cart Ci diet ptti|M ily Tlw rlly lias an Inlrrrsl in ihr pro|M-rty uridrr a 1971 ordinance containing a prverier c la u s e lu I he city In llie year 2009 The profitrty is involved in a con­ dem ns I Ion action T h r T e n ­ nessee t or jioralion which ow ns the property Is requesting first right of refusal or lo purrliasr the property from the city before making major improvement* in Ihr facility • K rp lu ird Uovrstrand on the t llv (am assing Imard to fount absentee ballot* tonight Vat •a noted he is a< lively involved in Jlrn C a rrk u * <amftalgn against M ilk i It* 11si in had signed a brochure for Miller Canvassing tjourd member* arr nol lo hr at lively involved In ramfMigns according lo ih r city cfwJr Voct a was named lo serve on I he laianl w ith Bcruon l>ivr*tfand noted Henson is also Involved In a r a n d l d a l r 's c a m p a ig n a n d should nol sll on th r lioattl either Learned thr ctiy will rn d up fsiylng what atimunl* to a dou iilr rrlifrm enl m n irth u lIon for former rlly administrator James M< Fell In Mt Frllln requested his reilremenl lir fialil to a city managers rrtlrrm rn l fund in w h lih he was already vrslrd. n ilh rr Ilian ihr stair retirement fund However Mt Frllln did not opt out ol Ih r slatr program .vs required T h r city must pay the stair lund *20 000 ■ y K A TA R IN A B JA K V A LL Associated Press Writer S TO C K H O L M - When Iqbal Maslh w as 4. hr was < haloed lo a loom in Pakistan and fortrd to w ork for si* years m a k in g ■arpris Now 12. h r is working In rn d fort rd child labor We hail In get up at 4 and work 12 hours. klaslh said T h r r r were 15 or 20 children w h rrr I was W r were chained lo ih r loom*, hul aflrr work, w r w rrr usually released and could go home to sleep " Maslh sftnkr al a Stockholm news conference organized by th r Swedish Industrial Union and Pakistan s Hondrd Labor L ib e ra tio n F ro n t, nr H L L F . wrhkh I* fighting thr use of rhild rrn a* bonded lalmirrs Ills a|i|>rarqnrr Iasi week e a t (M il of an effort in per— tire counfflrs lo slop the forced labor of m illio n s o I c h ild r e n worldwide I..it I year the Hmssets based lntrrnaikxi.il Confederation of Free Trade thdoris launched a ished parents lo put him to work boyroll of (arpel* Inxn India. Indefinitely for a payment of Nepal a n d Pakistan where • 16 "T h e factory owners tell the rhildrrn arr used to tie Ihr liny knot* lhal make the rugs so parents If hr goes lo school, he will never get a Job anyway It s attractive The U S Congress has consid­ better for him to work now ." the ered tunning llir tmporl of such hoy said Chained to looms lo keep them carpets, hoping to discourage child lahnr fine Swedish com­ producing — sometimes with pany. ih r international home p a re n ts k n o w le d g e — the furnishing giant IK EA , said II children made carpels that w rrr has stopped Importing certain shlpprd lo luhnre lor e*pnrt. Aslan-made rug* after discov­ oflrn lo Ihe Untied Slates. Masth said ering that kids made them Adults havr spearheaded the campaign Maslh 1* one of the llrsl child activists W adnasday. N o v .t . 1M 4 Masth Is so small lie could Pizza barely see over tlu- mkrophone Gardan Salad at the news conference When lie Appla Fraara was 4, th r owner of a carpet or Chat s Salad or BaQ Lunch f a c to ry n e a r the to w n of Low Fat Milk bhekhupura. north of Lahorr. persuaded the boy's Impover­ Public school menu 111I 1I I 1LLI1L 1111111111I I 1I 1I I 11111I DELIVER” P IZ Z A & S U B S ...Just A Little Bite Belter Continued from Page IA only once or iw it r a year, hr said, and iinlrs* someone is «ertain of the tirganlzalinn and ih r rail. I w o u ld su gg e st c a u tio n h r r i(frlM -(J Crawfortl says llir^ Florida I k p a rlm rn t of A gtlcu llure and C o n s u m e r S e rv iir* IF D A C I. w h lrli registers ( harltabte sotk t Stocks B C o n tin u e d from Page I A Invulvrd in Mlie program Montque Mullet said she's glad j Ih ry arr learning about Ih r sloe k , market " ll s grr.it to tv able lo learn i ahoui this." she viiil Sbak.tr.i May s.ild her group has Invested heavily In Toys H >I s and the Tonv llllllrltl Com jtany. two Investments Zim ! m erm an ».ild w rrr wise for Ihr ; short Irrm "II you waul lo nuikr m oiirv Iv lo r r Christmas, invrst in any* ' thing lu <kt with toy* or stiopping h r atlvlsnl th r student* O c k e s h la C h r i s t i a n a n d Jrsslt a Jones, w ho are in lhal same group, w erecxrllrd ‘ W r 'r going lo m akr a lol,** Christian said ‘ W r rr going lo w in ’* Davis said the sludrnls have t v r n enamored wnh the game since the b e gin n in g, asking questions, writing letter* and researching companies For most of ihc siudrnts. It is ■tot a learning rs jtc rlrn ir they feel they'll ever really use "1 want lo l v a teacher.!' D u lle r said. I ll never really have any money lo do this Hut It's fun to do." tors tn Florida ha* notified a Craw Pud added " T h e rntsrrpgroup tailed Chiefs of Poller resentations made by ihl* group National Drug Task Force, of an are sonir of Ihe most blatant our lltlrnt lo Issur a t rase anti desist d e p a rtm e n t has e ve r un order, and impose other satit ro v rtn l " lions against the (XganlralU ui If and w hrji u is lo> aled. ih r Owe t>r the big problem* how­ ever. Is tn kvating Ihr ttrganl/a* A'orvnhi/ation faces a m a t Im um adrninstrallvr fine of • 1.000 |vr tkin The address listed tn Talla violation "Our department in ­ h . i s s r r is a private mall diop tends to purs tv action against bo*. this group to the fullest e*tent A.-cording In Crawford, "An u n d e r the la w .” C r a w fo r d Investigation bv our dejiartuieut revealed that this group has commented "In addition, w r hove forwarded the finding* of misrepresented Its purpose* touted bogus endorsement*. anil o u r InvestIgatkm lu the local used an olllrlai-soumting name state attorney * uflic for jiossihtr and emblems lo mislead the p r o s e c u tio n " public Into tv h n tn g ll Is alllll C ra w fo rd o u llin e d v a rio u s a lr d w ith law- enfurceineni agencies " means used by Ih r organization Sting C ontinued from Page I A • Jeremy David Grosser. 25. of A l t a m o n t e S p r I n g * — Purchase of a controlled sub stance • Jam es Mark Caruso. 17. Altamonte Springs — Possession of cannabis • Albert W Jones. 15. Alta monte Springs — Pun-base of crock cocaine • Handy David Hit htnond. 17. Jacksonville. Purrhasr of crack cocaine. • J o h n II M n n d JIev, 17. Winter Springs — Purchase ul a controlled substance • John Gregory OrVoss 21. Fern Park — Purchase of co­ caine • Charles K Halt. 42. Atla monte Springs — Sale and delivery of counterfeit cocaine • Thomas K Williams. 23, W inter Springs — Attempted purchase of a controlled sub slam ra n d i heft Th e following |vr*on* were each arrrstrd on charges ol assignation to commit proslllu- Hon. • Arthur John Crognalr. 49. Mar*hburg. Pa • Charlie H o w a rd J r . . 12. address unknown • Arunava S u rkre . 26. O r ­ lando • David William Forster. 31. Key L o g o • T o n y D a vid . 1 2. W in te r Springs • Travis Jerrad L m g . 22. O r ­ lando. also charged with lewd and laicivkms behavior. • Dommlriirk Joseph Gizzi. 50. All.im ontr Springs • Fdwurd Lewis Kicks. W inter Springs 43. r illliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH iu in m n iT l • ll uses tlw title- Chtrls of Police." even though there are no such officials actively In ­ volved. nor is their participation sought • U*» * the ink- 'National D ru g Task Force." even though ih r r r I f n o s u c h ta s k fo rce in eaistrncc SA N FO RD 321-4440 C om e See O u r N e w ly R e m o d e le tl D in in a R oom mO R IG IN A L O W N E R S N O W R A C K ' • Uses a badge Ivjw emblem common tn police agencies • Hepresents that the group Is located in Florida’s capital • Makes statem ents about certain programs bring offered Iliai do not exist 2 H H I S. French A te . (17-921. S .n fu r,l • D E L IV E R Y E X T R A T R IP L E T O P P E R O N E L A R G E P IZ Z A L A R G E P IZ Z A w ith o n e t o p p in g u p to 3T o p p in g s a n d 10 C H I C K E N W IN G S O N L Y 1 P IZ Z A 2 P IZ Z A S j 6.95 11.95 | 9 , Itfatw erUiM **) |o> w n m w i l | 1 nui ] • Slates licit th r solli latino Is bring conducted by a "regts tered" |Mld professional fund­ raiser. when no registration has lirrn rrportrd in Florida • Print* the disclosure slate m in is required by law using a Ivjtr size and color that make ihe text virtually unreadable. • Uses lllrraturr with a quote and photograph ol former Presi­ dent G rorgr Hush, despite ob­ jections by hts office Crawford suggests people not judge a charitable organization solely on the Lists of an Im ­ pressive name, sob stories, or emotional appeals lie suggests asking for a copy of ih r organtzallon's linanctal report Iwforr giving any money. Also, never give cash, only a check made out lo Ih r organiza­ tion. nol an Individual "If a charitable organization cannot show proof of registration w ith the State of F lo rid a ." Crawford said. Trp o rt It to th r Department of Agriculture and Con*um rr Services Immediately T h r to ll-fre e T a lla h a s s e e h o t lin e Is I 8 0 0 4 1 5 -7 3 5 2 II 800 H EI.P FLA I EXPIRES 11-7-94 EXPIRES 11-7-94 HOT SUM M ER SPECIAL 15 pieces ol chicken (mixed, white dark) DEATHS S T E L L A A D U H A TO S te lla A d u h u to . H4, T i m ­ b e r I a it d T r a i l . A 11a in on t e Springs, died Saturday. Nov. 5. IfHM al her residence Ikirn April 23. 1910 In Wilkes llarrr. Pa., she moved lo Central Flor­ ida lu 1971. She was a home­ m aker She belonged (o SI. Gregory's Catholic Church. Fort Ltuderdalr Survivors Include daughters. J u d y Foy. Altamonte Springs. Je rry Vailone. Colum bus. Ohio, s is te r. E va Sal k e y . M o un t Vernon. N.Y.; brother*. Stanley Pru cc. Pennsylvania. Charles Prucr. New York City; seven grandchildren; four great grand­ children Deacon Direct Cremation Serv­ ice. Orlando. In charge ol ar­ rangements. G U 8 S IE M A E N A T H A N Gussic Mac Nalhan. H8 ■ 7A Boy once chained to carpet loom now works against child labor Solicit r Tu.*l4i tlo*.mt>.i 8 1994 Long wood— [Spots to watch to avoid staying up all night I A " *1' N r * » Analytic 'jontofd f lunda Old Ltkc Mary Hoad. Sanford, died Monday. Nov 7. 1994 al Si C ut her I n r L a b o u r's M anor, Jacksonville ho rn .In ly 14. 1906 lu S.infortl. she was a lllrloug resident She was a homemaker She tM-lougrd lo Second Shiloh Missionary Haptlsi Church. Survivors Include daughter, E v a M o o re . J a c k s o n v il l e ; b ro the r. Fra n k A Tho m as. Sanford; sisters Essie Frazier. Oviedo. Mabel Glover. Lake Mary; numerous grand* hlldrrn and great-gran deli IId ten. Wilson Klchrlbrrger Mortuary, Inc.. Sanlord, In charge of ar­ rangement* P A T R IC IA J E A N N E R A N C E Pat rlt ta Jeanne Kuncc. in la tit. Seminole Avenue, l.ungwood, died Sunday, Nov. 6, 1994 al Arnold Palmer Hospital. Shr was Imxii Oct 31. 1994 Shr was a member of SI Peter's Episcopal C hu rch. Lake Mary. S u rv iv o rs Include parents, P a tr ic k a n d T r u d y K u n c r . L o n gw ood; sister, C h ris tin a Ranee. Long wood; m a te rn al grandmother. Suzanne Newby. L ik e Chelan. Wash.; palrm al g ra n d m o th e r, Je a n n e Arm strong. Mount Dora. Ileuron Direct Cremation Serv­ ice, Orlando, In charge of ar­ rangements.* D O M IN G A V A Z Q U E Z S A N T O S Dorn Inga Vasquez San Ios, H8. C a p e Cod Lan e . A lla m n u t r Springs, died Saturday. Nov 5. 1994 al FloHda Hospital. Al'arnonie Springs Ikirn J u ly 18. 1906 in Coinerki. Puerto Rico, sh r moved lu Cenlrnl Florida in 1991 hum Kashin. Pa She was a homemaker. Survivors Include sons. Kubcn Santos. Richmond Hills. N.Y . J o a q u i n S a n to s . T o a - A l l a . Puerto Hlco, Daniel Santos. Hayam on. Puerto Hlco. Hev. Samuel Santos. Easton. Pa : dauglitrrs. Elizabeth. Altamonte Springs. Miriam. Union. N il , M arla Teresa Duarle/Sanlos. M o n lr r u l. C a n a d a . A b ig a il. Helhlehrtn. Pa.; stsler, Petra Vazquess. Aguos/Uurnas. Puerto Hlco; many grandchildren and great-grandchildren Gaines C a rry Hand Garden Chapel Funeral Home. L in g wood. In charge of arrange­ ments AOUDATO. STELLA Ih « Itm llf ol S*oila Adubt'e 1*0 M ol <3+4 i+'uKUr No, V t i p - n u l hoaotoit grotlludo lo Hoipiio ol CoeNoi rior-do lor isoa (oo-potcor tna pro'otitonoi loro, and roduotl m hou ol Uonort. momorlol Outolwnt to mtdo M Mstpwo 1100 WA'itond Cnlr PotI oot IWO Mo.tlond IJ’U LEE’S FMtfRicbiQtidH No «x*xxi neratiary good lor a Wnded bm. WtiM Meat and Substitutes «>ira efurg. W E D N E S D A Y IS F A M I L Y D A Y A T LEE S K ID S O N L Y 9 9 0 1905 S. FRENCH AVE., SA N F O R D • (407) 323-3650 r3Piece j THAN K YOU AKomonf* k x in g t .CHOOSE Famous Rccipec Crispy Pius* or Ovon Roosted I I I | I I Dinner $ 2 3 2 •3 paces ol chcsen. imed •Includes masked potatoes IcokslM •1 homemade biscuit TW 8 $ I I Box I 1*8 pwc*s ol chcLan dark Piece i ■ s a t * .* . y ® s i---— Tw a te pcw ; I L ST 7 — 5&I lc |lS T wr eyi Cwa �•A S sn fo u J San fo rd Ti/#*d#? NoT#nxbR# I t! Y o u V o te AND VOTE NOVEMBER 8. BECAUSE SO MUCH IS AT STAKE. “Liwton ( lliilcs lias delivered on the pn anises lie made four year* ag«> to bring major change...one of Florida's most res|x-etetl ami goals-oricntcd leaders.’ — GAINESVILLE SUN. OCTOMR 23. 1 M 4 “Chiles lighting crime: Hush just firing blanks...when it comes to public service, there is no comparison between Jeb Ihisli and (lov. Chiles. Chiles earned our trust." — PALM M A C H POST, OCTOMR. 1 H 4 “(lovcmor Chiles has reformed juvenile justice and set new records for prison expansion... he has proven he can manage... during some of the states most difficult times." — MIAMI HERALD, “( hill's fur <»ovemor...in the past four \cars. Florida's economy has impm\ed...erime has deeaased... taxes have remained among the lowest in the nation...Chiles has built prisons, aformed sentenc­ ing policy, doubled the percent* age of time each inmate senes and will eliminate early a lease altogether In next year..." — ST. PETERSBURG TIMES, O CTOM R. 1SS4 *‘( Utiles has far m oa to offer the state in the next four years than does Hush. Linton Chiles is a man of quality, a mail of honor, and a man of vast and varied government experience, lie knows this state from the Panhandle to the Keys, lie knows its people." — TAMPA TRIBUNE, OCTOBER &B. 1934 OCTOMR 23. 1994 "Liwlon Chiles offers a far more realistic approach to the cluillcnges that face die state...|hls| record and pnimlse for the future stand in stark contrast to die slash-andbum nppiuieh of Jeb Bash." — ORLANDO SENTINEL. OCTOBER 30. 1SS4 Chiles has shown he is in charge nud| has delivead on important promises...Florida needs maturity at the helm. Chiles and Mackay offer that." — FORT LAUDERDALE SUN-SENTINEL. OCTOBER IB . 1994 “Chiles has been a steady, coura­ geous leader with a good mcrull record and a progressive plan for dealing with the problems that concern voters." — BRADENTON HERALD. OCTOBER 23. 1994 “Chiles has a solid record...has championed reforms in...carly release programs, in health care, in infant mortality and care with his Healthy Start pro­ gram and in juvenile justice issues, lie’s led the charge in education reform...Chiles is also a straight-shooter in an era of sidewinders.” — PENSACOLA NEWS JOURNAL OCTOBER 27. 1994 “Law ton Chiles is a man of experience, integrity and vision who’s started this state down the mad to improvement... Chiles deserves a-eleetion over an untested Bush." — TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT. OCTOBER 30,1994 “Aiiv v who cares about this •WkI• state should vote for Chiles.” — DAYTONA BEACH NEWS JOURNAL AUGUST 1994 V o te N o v e m b e r 8 f o r C liile s / JV Ia cK a y THE PROVEN, EXPERIENCED LEADERSHIP WE NEED TO KEEP FLORIDA MOVING FORWARD 1’iikl htlilicnl Advertisement l»y the Cliilo/MiieKjiy Campaign (P) �Sanford Harald IN BRIEF Leaders pulling away Lawn Service, Premier perfect 3-0 weeks again PDS gets Hacked' C A S S ELB ER R Y M i.k r» Notion M « h u notitiAlly sotr handed ik lf ii t r turn oil thumb* in W om en • ( U w C S)< «rplirh Ngthall .»• tlon *tt Mnl Hug I u k r l*.»fk Mratduv night a* ih r l'|)S Hacker* from (K m tii ro m m lllrtl |() n i m t In a 23 I 4 Ii >m li> A nlhum * IN#/a Playing with Just ntnr (davri* every Ifatkrr* i n i « nr lor led a Ixg liming f<»» • 14m tm M o u lt pa* rd Ihr id lr n w { kiiiij lour Inf foot iw hiding a double amt tiw r d (h i r e run* A lto contributing w r r r April Law teller |trl|*lr | »o slngtr* I hire run*) Jauiton Mai Id le Urtptr single intii Hlill and D r blue I c:gh Idnutde single lour K ill! W uh )u*i I filer ijfinr k it. Ihr llat k rrt lell In 5 4 bul t lm r everyone ha* at lru*t tu n bttar* th ru lui[ir« are *llll a lltr H U i ttlll plav U k r Itra n llo Plant at ti 30 p tn nrvt M o iu lii Frw m Stair R t M H l SA N FO R D Why rely on yrmr enemies wlten yuu can do li yourself* M<m I close I tallies lor alhlelk i lu»inpH«n»hl(M arr (let tiled by someone tiring u|»srr by a tram noi in Ihe running lor Hie league nile But Ihe leader* In Ihe A A II league* id Ihe Sanford Recreation Ikrpartmrm Fall Reirralkm al Volleyball league • arr not waiting l « lirlp from someone rlar. they arr raking •are id hu*ine«a Ihemarivr* M onday nlghl at llie Sanlord Middle Scfw*>l G y m n a tu rlu m . B A M L a w n Service had ll« art on d M ralghl (irrfrrl 3-0 week lo Inc r r » « f it* A league lead lo five vtatnrte* crvrr We*lvlew llapUM I'h u n h Sanford Youth Basketball SA N FORD — The Suntmd K n rratkin Dr (wvrtmrnt I* *(<1rrtttg youth l u d r i l u l l lix bny* and gtrl* under 15 year* of age Cost t* • 10 ami everyone make* a team Trvnul* ttlll l r held Salllldat N o v )*• at Ihe Sanlnrd Middle N lim l G y m The U x n i l t> hed ule ttlll (ir (age* cotntl dale I* August 'I Pe*4l 9 a m . bnv* 11 and under 1030 a m t*r>» 13 and under n m n girl* IN and under I do p in . M * IN and under For more into <all 330 Nfrtr7 Basketball coaches needed SA N FO R D — The Sanford Ret iratKMi De (»an merit I* looking lor people interested In coaching hn> • and girl* youth l>a«krtt>all leant* All game* are on Saturday talth weekly p ra rtk r* All supplies « ill lie provided lnlere*led parile* «fiould rail :U O W 0 7 Casselberry youth basketball C A S S E LB E R R Y - Casselberry Park* A Ret rratlon ttlll oiler Youth liaakriltall at W irz Park HOft Mark Dav Id liltd lot age* 8 17 There will lie three age grnu|M Sure Shot* 18 111. Power Forward* (12-141 and Slam Dunker* (IN 17). with registration and dratl day on Nov ember 1 2 th a lU a m The fee I* l i t per rhlld ttilh a di*. mini lor tei ond child and n u r l i r t are needed For derail*, t all .tmti Jo hn at 203 71*0 ** AROUND TH E S T A T E Heat gets All-Star forward MIAMI - Th e Atlanta llawk* iraded one ol the M IA • lie*i power forward* Monday vending A ll Star Kevin Willi* and a No I draft pit k lo Ihe Miam i Ileal lor Sieve Smith Gram lumg and a te io n d round draft rholre Atlanta ha* Ihe c h u trr o( git trig Miami it* No 1 pick in 1<K)5 or 1090 II Ihe I'.f.Ni pick I* one ol ih e flr»i five. It rim hold of! for artoiher year Smith. 2N. was a member of "D re a m Team II" Lusi season. be averaged 17 3 point*. 5 I assist* and 4 5 rebound* Long 28 averaged 11 4 |Hilnl* and 7 2 rebound* a* a (tower forward Willi* 7 foot and 240 pound*, ha* avrraged 14 5 point* and 10 retmund* lor ill* nine-year c areer Hut In Ihe la*l three year*, he averaged 18 4polnt*and 13 NreUtund* Miami * second round plrk will go to Ihe Hawk* In the M in e dralt In which Ailanta give* Ihe Heal II* No I pli k Byars out for season DAVIK — Th e Miami Dolphin* lo s t leading ret elver and s m rrr K rilh Hyar* lor Ih r rr*l of Ih r *eason during their w in over Indlanapoll* Byars, a nine-year vrirra n . needy major reconstructive surgery on lit* rigid knee, coach Don Simla announced Monday Jainr* Saxon will Mart In Byars' absence. Sim la said, and Miami * Mall w ill discuss working recently acquired Cleveland Gary at fullback In practice Ihl* week a* Insurance Byar* lias hern Miami's lop receiver, with 40 calche*. and Its touchdown leader, with seven Ills two rrceplkin* Sunday extended his cat­ ching streak of al Ir.iM one |»a*x lo 111 consecutive regular season games Meanwhile. Sim la said starling hallbark Bernlr Parmolre won'l play this weekend's game against Chicago, hut w ill I m* evaluated on u game to gum r basis beginning nr*t week I'arinalee suffered a strained medial collateral In the right knee while gaining HI yards on 22 carries in three quarters of pixy Sunday. W H A T'S HAPPENING ~] Mens' Basketball Indian Rlvsr C.C. al Ssmlnols C.C.. 7 30 p m N A T IO N A L B A S K E T B A L L A S S O C IA T IO N c 7.30p.m. — Complstslli T N T . Houston al CU vcland. II.) «««■*«« • *• « H i n 1 m » i “ » Anna Goacna haipwd 111 M Laao Sa<*.<.# posl anolhvr 30 rscord HUS week In «Hher II league result* West view Baptist t Irurrh wa* 2 I Aga|tr « « | 2 and Sanford Flr*l liapttM ( hutch v i l l i 3 II A M laiwn Service i* turn 18 1 on ihe *ra«nn while WeMview llapfl*l Church I* 13 8 Aga|a- I* *» 12 and Sanford First fiaj*t|*t Church i* 2 Ml In Ih r II league. |*trmlrr Mrrti hed lla unta-alrn •(ring lo 18 a* II racked up II* *l«th straight prefer! 34) week Bul. ha I he ftr *1 lime ihl* va w a i Premier actually did gel a little help (nan Ihe competition a* *r«ond running Nkhol* Out laiard Marine S rn rk r* wa* ratty able lo go I 2 Ihl* w rrk lo fall lour game off Hie league learl Park Air. Incorporated which started Ihe •eason with a 3-0 opening week broke a IN game losing Mrrak to go a *e< rmd la-*l 2 I Ihl* week and move Into a He ha third pl*rr with Neighbor* which wa*0 3 Ihl* week B A M la w n Service al«u Improved lo |8 3 rai Ih r *ea*on, with Sn hoi* Outboard Marine Service* (ailing lo 14 7 Nrighlarr* and Park Air Inr ra(aaatrd ate both N Hi Only rate of the game* (ilayed h> the trailer* were very rl<Mr a* H A M Won II* Ihrrr game* IN 7 15-2 and 15-13 lover WeMview IUpri*t| while l*rrmlef ilo b b rrrd II* opponents 21 8, 21-3 and 21 8 TTie two league* plav every Monday nlghl al ihe Sanfiad Middle s« brad Gynm aiocium *lart Ing at 7 p m Slugging senior’s earn gold By ORAM S M ITH Harald Sports Wntsr SANFO RD - I heir birth rertifl <ale* they are over 55 year* old Itul I heir *oflh*ll ability * j(* other w t«r In a tournament held Friday and Salordav a* (tart ol Ihe Golden Age Game* Eagle Bilk k |NN and Overt from CryMa! River, ihe Orlaruhi T o m c a t * I l»H a n d O v e r ! a n d lUi-tvoon* |lull* ION ami O ver! limit /ImiU ak •ial»e>**1 gold me-dalS 1• Making up I leafy* were „ Ka'gle* T e d Sjo g re n Sonny Krantr. J n r Maronelli l.er VP Dull F.d Beatty. Hank Provost. Kn h lla r d lg a n . B oh B u rn * . I.ln n r l Fdwxrd* Ben Fiedler .Jim Kregan Tomcat* (ier*e Tlm m a* lb* kv Lllingvworlh Sr Dan Crtlchell. Joe Fo*lrr. Vince Plrlllo. J im Hanson. Boh Slrvrri*. Vein laiw rr. Howard Sc horn. Ken Rush. Mario Sierra Bill K u g r r . C h u c k B a s in g e r. T o m Hardy. Boyd Hone. Phil llra/irl. Ken Spellman Bull* Hum berto Marline/ Norval Brown Del llabb. Glen Taylor. Nick p rim . Gene Cantwell. Larry Irrrw. Cas* Kournjlan Bill Miller. Karl The is* Jack llarmlson. Lloyd Goveri»en. Frank Candela. Billy Well* Bud Turner n o»»» •i c h a i i « » « It,* I.H l I. K o v C l Uxam m l CMAM/IONtNie S U c S T in iitl! I**l* S«Mk • auskiatu* I •«!«*»'<VII I A l « w ( » » m I »i On* •iriNiHuair aaaa l i m t n M U o*»***c > i*if* tk*«« ai*cK***a i a v*c.u* v*«w> ii l i m c « M i t Ac* H*ra*«*c I o*******it c ii e*t* r**«« sc******* r W*|C V*C«u« lc w c r ‘1 • A«* H *r# «**« I *»t* I *****»<*»<**.* 1 U**l**v *****(**•*• IfMHMI M i l l U* *1.1*0 I* W*|IV*C*U*M*U*C'I* *»*• IS **v I U « < l* 'C I HLVlaMfOALOAMt OcfiwiCl'P S h i V«C»U* Iw w 'i » OOLD Mt 0*1 OAMI IflMMl' M il II OctllM IIO H**«c<Wee*******««~»y Oviedo * Shannon Munns sett up the ball at teammates Stephanie Noiseui (No t4> and Leah Markiewic/ get In position during Friday s Sectional victory over Middiaburg The Lion* (26 3| will play Miami Northwestern (34 51 at 4 p m Friday in Ihe State semifinals at New Pori Richey'a River Ridge Middle High School The 8 p m conteal will have Vairico Bloomingdale (10 3) taking on Parkland Stoneman Douglas (32 3) Tha winners will meet al 8 p m Saturday for the Clast 6A Slate Championahip Admission is (4 lor each semifinal session Fnday and S6 tor each championship session Saturday Cincy hopes go from bleak to Blake B y J O IK A Y A PSpods W r it e r ____________ __________________________ C IN C IN N A TI — Step aside David Khngler The Clticinnall Bengal* arr Jell Blakr * Irani Inr now. Even though Kllnglrr Is rx p rrtrd l>a« k ihl* week from a sprained knee, roach Dave Simla I* slicking with Blakr as his starting quarterback Simla announced that Blake — impressive in his first Iwci N F L starts — will !>r No I again n rxi Sunday against Houston. Illakr threw (or 387 yards Sunday - the tcrsi passing (K-rformance bv a Bengal* quarterback In lour year* — aaCincinnati gol Us first win. 20-17 In Scattlr ' H r had a tremendous performance and he earned the Job." Simla said. " I Blink he will continue lo play well and give us the spark lh.il he's given our offenae." 1C* not Jusl Ihe olfrnse (hat has gollrn a lift The Bengal* II H) a rr a vastly different team under their new quarterback. Even Ih r fans are Inierrsted again The outlook has gone It mu bleak lo Itlakr There wav little lo talk about until Kllnglrr and backup Don Holla* gol hurt In an Oct 23 lo** at Cleveland, thrusting an Inexperienced Blakr Into Hie starter's role H r led the Bengal* to Ihe verge ol a huge upset in hi* first N F L start, a 23-20 loss to Dallas Starting again Sunday In Seattle. Ihe Sanford reared Blakr got Cincinnati Us first win with an exceptional (terformance. He hit Da m a y Scott In stride on a 7(»-yartl pass in overtime to srl up Ih r winning kick And. |terlt.i|» most impressive, he gol the N H . * worst tram believing In Itself Everyone gave him errdu for ihe turnaround - one player suggested the team's slogan should tie "Eight and Eight W ith Blakr "Jc fl gives u* a different view of what's going to happen every Sunday." defensive tackle Keith Rut Li > said "W inning Is about learn chemistry, and our chemistry I* belter with Jeff. My Intrm ton Is lo llnlsli 500 and I ran guarantee you everybody In thl* locker room wants to do that, too " SANFORD HERALD PLAYER O F TH E W EEK Diverse Brown leads Patriots into playoffs A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS - In a d a y of s p e c i a l i z a t i o n . L a k e B r a n t l e y s D e c B r o w n Is a Hirowlu* k lie recovered a him hlr. Intercepted two |ra w s , carried the ball 10 limes lor a game high 104 yards. Includ­ ing an eight-yard touchdown, com pleirt! Ills first Hirer passes and finished Ihe nlglu threc-for-four lor 50 yards. Including a 43-yatd t>omh on Ills team's o|>enlug play. While most players play just one |x>*U!on. the Patriots Junior hardly r v r r comes off Ihe field, taking hl.v turn at quarterback, defensive hick and on siiecutl teams. "Dee Brown Is a quality player." said hike Hrunllry head couch Fred Alm on "lie would Im* Hie I m-m player In Florida II hr had a tllllr more speed." Brown showed off most ol hi* diversity In a playoff clinching victory over Drllona High School, us For hi* efforts. Dee Brown l* this week's Sanford Herald Player of Ih r Week. 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(rt 1 *14 • LETTERMAN JACKETS CUSTOM DESIGNED $10 OFF ON ON E LETTERM AN JA C K E T o trrR fty M fi ia h w MOT VAl O HATH AAfY OTtdB COUPON OR OFyfR OAK QFIOVE SHOPPES •W5 SR 434 N STE 202 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 407AA2 QOAL (4C25) �A S*n»(Hd H+fikf. &anfo«d, f*Ofid* - Tuttdty People IN BRIEF AARP changes meeting Ihie in ||ir (m ld rn A|(r <.tames tin* w trk Il|r Nanlntd t hapter nt thr AAHP tia* portjmnrd thr regularly ** hrdulrd meeting on thursdav Nov 10 to th r (nltnwinic Thursday Nm 17 at 10 a in at tin Sanlnrd Senior O n t r r CALENDAR Overeaters together A regular m rrtlnK n( C K rrra trr* Annnymnu* I* t im d urtrd on Tuesday* at 7 Hi ji m at Fir«t t ’m tn l U n h n ln i C hu n h corner of park and 5lh. Sanford For inorr information rail ( an.l at 32706S7 Take off pounds sensibly Member* nl Take Off Pound* Srn*lbly. TO P S In vllr thr imhllr to Join thrm on Tuesday rim in g * (m in 7 to H p m at thr Flr»t Christian C h u fth 1007 Sanlnrd A v r Sanford T h r group now ha* a private room to weigh proplr tw tw rrn 0 15 and 0 45 p m Each w rrk a dlffrrrnt program on weight ln%* will lir conduct rd Toi more mli n mat ion uhout thr d u b . rail 323 170H oi 323 1664 Toastmasters meet Srm lno lr ( 'ommunlty College (SCC'I Toa*trna*trt* Club »ii5MI will m rrt rv rry T ur*day of ih r month. 7 30 p nt at latkr Marv C ham brr of C in m n rrrr office. in Luke Marv O n t r r it l . a k r Kmttia Road C o n tat t Hosella llonhaiti at 323 H2M4 for m orr information. Jaycees meet in Sanford I hr Sanford Jayi rr* m rrt th r second and fourth Turwday of each month at 5 30 p m at Jayr rr* Park Anyonr interested m ■ llrnitinu < a n •all li m n A itxin xm a t U '1 l l l l l l » Disabled veterans meet Srm lno lr ( minty C h a p trr *30 of Ih r Disabled American Veteran* m rrt thr w rn n d Tur*day of each month at thrlr rltaptrr home at 3 5 12 Orlando A vr In Sanford T h r service offlcr t* open from I 3 p m rv rry Tuesday and Friday for m orr Information 323-2710 Optimist Club meets weekly Thr Sanford Optimist C lu b m rrt* r v rry Wednesday at noon at thr Colonial Hoorn at Touchton's tn downtown Sanlord Visitors arr welcome Dancing for seniors The O v rr 50 [tuner C lu b danrr l» held rv rry Wednesday, from 2 30 4 30 p m at th r Sanford Civic Center L lvr music by thr Drliontan* 11 -piece tiand Donation $2 OO Kiwanis Club meets Wednesday The Klwanl* t'Juh of Sanford tiold* Its noon luncheon meeting* r v r r y Wednesday al thr Sanford Civic C rn trr. North Sanlord Avenue at Ih r Ukrfront Visiting Klwanlan* a ir welcome For Information call Wult Smith. 323-508H Widowed Persons meet All widowed person* a rr Invltrd to m rrt at l 30 p m thr second and fourth Wednesday of r v r r y month at the Casselberry Senior Center. 200 laike Triplet Drive. Cassel­ berry. TU ESD AY’S PRIME TIME 6 WM _______ Volunteers of the Week Legion auxiliary serves beyond community ‘Dining with Ihe D o c s ’ S A M o H l) Mil* >r.»i j I m i I |n million American* have lirrtl diagnosed M Itai lug dlatirtr* while neatly live million other* tltwt I know Ihat lltci lu v r the <otiillllon 1>11 you lu n r a family fusion of dlalM-tew? A ir you wondering « I m I option* arr j u i U l i l r for pirvrntVin and treatment ol I til* (liarmar? Get answer* to these question* and m orr al "Dining with llir tks* on Wednesday No\ •• at ti p ni In thr dining Maim n( Central Florida Hrgiou.it Mmpiial Fnf Juttl I I timer attending ilu* arinlnar will (r r r l v r a Im- j M heullhi rural and a ihariie In talk with Internl*! Page A Smith M i l about Ih r tmpllcatinrt* of dlahelr* I hi* w m m a i t* (tart «*f a *rrtr* spotyaorrd hy Columbia Park Hr .(JI In >nr h y»trm dr signed In give thr comm unity a ( ham r In m rrt th r inrilii at atall Irarn atamt n rw development* In inrilii al tr< hitoiogi and hrljt ihrm Irarn m urr about thrlr health H e w n a I ton* arr rrc|utrrd and seating I* tiinltrd Call l.V) «M 4d or|HOOJ41FJ 2724 (nr infnrmatkm N I f flUSAN WINNER Hoi aid Correspondent SANFORD T lt r r r • a saving that gors. "Itrhlnd r v r r y great man th rrr'a a wom an '* T h r women who arr |m i I of thr A m r r t c a n L rg lo n A u a llla ry CamptirII Dosing Unit 53 havr s to o d hy thrlr m ru and yrt Mi>»l alottr Ih rtr ( onir ibut ion to Ihr ((im m u n it y ha* a d d rd nrw dtmru*ton to thr word vntun leer T h r lr senders havr extended If 1101 a* far awav as (latnrsvlllr In as 1 low- a* Mrllortvtllr Avrttur In Sanford at th r llltlh a vrn Nursing Itm nr Tltelr grnrroslty and catr havr tx-rn sharrd with many A nuirr r n rn t rtufravor of thr group ta-gan lit J u n r when t h r y h rg a n to m r r t again Claudia Hurt, *ri rrta ry of Ihr aualllary and ih a lrm a n of thr C h lld rrn and Ymitfi Committer *harrd thr group's v rn tu rr She said W r derided a* a group tn begin doing m orr in thr c o m m u n ity I suggested wr work w ith a nursing hotnr h was something new* that wr could do for ihr com m unity Wr w anted so m eth in g ongoing 1‘m p lr always rrrn rm tirr the proplr in Ih r nursing home* at Thanksgiving and Christmas W r wanted to do something on thr oil months those jw-opje arr Ignored or forgotten " The group started with tray la>or* for Hlllhaven and for thr Gainesville V rlrra n s Hospital and D o m tra ry C a rr Unit A project for V rlrta n 's Day on Nov H*>M n * * t | l « i r w »~ie. American Legion Aunliary Campbell Losstng Untl 53 members shwomg ttieir gtf crafts am Bea Dadin, Cleo DeQfaffenrstd. Jean Bruno. Flo King. I I has Intludrd thr Vrlrran*' Hospital and Ih r C atr Unit Tra y favors totaling 400 will tw d rliv r r r d al that tlm r " W r ord rrrd four different lypr* of putrtotlr seals that w rrr a Irout two Indies h ig h ." said Hurt W r put them i n i wood stick* and put a note on them saying honoring vrtrm n a ** T h r lr donation in J u ly in eluded a flrrcrackrr arrange­ ment lor tile tare unit Hlllhaven received white ghost* made from twisted paper In October to celebrate Hallow r n t In Sep lem brr. Hlllhaven also received satin roses and August brought the residents small fans made Joanne Smith Helen GooOtpeed Mary Schaefer Jeanne Hauptkom. Glenda Bates. CUudla Bun, Sandy Smith and Deb by Kryc from satin ribbon Hurt discussed thrlr already completed gifts for Novrmlirr and Drcrmlrer W r already did November and December's work since wr wont* fir meeting in December For November wr l i u d r bayslai k* out of plnr needles m ounted on a film <.mister lid and jiumjiklns out of orange iwtstrd ribbon For Dr c r m t ir r , w r took evergreen dial s about two tm lies tall Ea< h one lookrd like a small Christm as tree W r mounted them on styrofoam *0 it would look like snow W r wrapped It w ith plaid ribbon and put a penny on thr button to weight It down Wr put little sticky stars on the rv rrg rrrn to d n orate It." She addrd that refreshments always accompany Ihr delivery of the trrats .«nd *0 d o rs a ttrnr to sit and visit with thr resi­ dents "They rra lly seem to look forward to It.'* she said "It's hern rsrtttng and It makes you frrl good W r all havr these funny stories that the proplr w ill tell us We re doing a lot of rscttlng things for th r com m uni­ ty This 1* one thing that krrj»s us busy and m a k rs thr p ro p lr frrl good and you frrl like ytiu 'rr h r {plug ‘ Geneva woman earns ‘Woman of Year’ award T h e Srm lnolr C ounty Coop r r a t t v r Kstrnsloo S e rvice ha* n u in t n a t r d 1 in o g r n r Y a rb o ro u g h for th r IH!M W oman of ih r Year In Agricul­ ture For over 40 vrar* In partnership with her husband Kd, she has worked on and for th r Yartiurciugh Ranch In Geneva. Th is fourth grnrrutlon fami­ ly 's c o m m e rc ia l cnw/call o p e ra tio n b o rd e rs the St J o h n 's River In S rm ln o lr C o u n ty Kd Y a rb o ro u g h 's grandlathrr. K If Ktllirr. and uncle. W O Klltire. startrd thr ranrh o vrr l(X) yrars ago Today, thrlr two sous and two daughters arr also jsirturrs In thrlr ojvrraiioii — cuntimilng ih r f a m ily tr a d itio n Y a rb o ro u g h doe sn't claim c r e d it for he r many accoinpltshmenl* and successes, but feels that her supjmrtlvr family and bring hlrssrd with good health from God has made it possible for hrr to achieve Ihr goals lhal shr srt for herself In life. As part of the faintly tram she works cows, hauls cattle. moves equipment In addition 111 lirt iMiUitlr wink shr also k r r p s H it- b u s in e s s a n il p rrv . ,iol Usik* fur the ranch Yarborough developed and wrote a program involving " H r r f An.' a prop that shr designed and made herself to promote b rrf nutrition. Its by-products, and agrtrulturr T f ir jirogram Ls now usrd by c a t t lr w o m r n In I I o t h r r stairs Vidros of thr skit arr usrd in schools in iwii othrr states Shr developed a b y­ product brochure on W h rn Is A Cow Morr Than A C o w ." a berf calendar, and othrr rr latrd promotional Ideas 1h.1t a rr still used nationally today She has been responsible for the Href Council lioiiih fur the Florida Sta ir Fair and th r Central Florida Fair and has put up both booth* for the pusi sis years. She has adopird a nutrition education jirogram and thr Importance ol agricul­ ture that has tirrn adopted Into Ihr school system Shr had recipes tiuiislatrd Into Spanish for thr International A g ricu ltu ral T r u d r C ouncil Imogen* Bostick Yarborough I rude show Y a rb o ro u g h Is not only active In the Farm Hureau and C a ttlrW o m a n 's Association, she is an artive mem ber on ihe Extension Advisory Commit­ tee She is a m em ber of the HoMd n * l ( bf < n l l i s i l o n Women's Club of Oviedo, the Geneva CtIUens' Association. Geneva Historical Society, and has been a Sunday school teacher and member of the choir In her church for over 3k years. Apple Annie shouldn’t tempt kids DEAR ABBY: I frat h bu siness law at Western Nevada C o m m u ­ nity College lit Fallon. Nev.. and Just read your response to "A p pie Annie" in Tacoma. Wash . to post a sign on her upjilc tree saying. "Kids, you're welcome lit m y apples, hut please ask first. I would enjoy helping you select Ihe juiciest ones." Annie Is courting financial disaster by allowing lite children to trespass. In m y class on real property {real estate). I urge my students to absolutely prohibit any type of unnecessary access to their jirojierty, especially c h ild re n . In order to avoid {xissdtlr lawsuits should some­ one l>e Injured. Hy jxisting a sign u n itin g students to heljt themselves, she Increases her duly to warn them of known dangers, even If Ihe dangers could he easily de­ term ined ll a condition Is dangerous, she will now havc the obligation In repair Ihe condition, or jthyslcally jirotert the children (prevent them from r Hit thing the tier or provide protective equipment). A b b y , please tell " A jt p l r Ann ie": Stoj> allowing children onto her properly. Keep apples p lrkrd . Give them to the food hank or to Iter adult Irtends Rejtlace hrr a|t|)le tree with a non-fniltlng tree Put up a letter and Increase the liability on her homeowner's policy. She's go­ ing to nerd It. MRS. DENISE KOSTERJ, J.D.. FALLON, NEV. DEAR MRS. KOSTER: thank you for the legal advice. 11didn't occur to me that the apjdc tree could be a liability to the owner. Annie, Pm revising my an­ swer Harricade y o u r projtertv. harvest your upplrs. and don't share them with the ktds Also, call your Insurance broker! How do you like them apjtles? DEAR ABBY: I n a recent c o lu m n , you quo te d Lclltia Haldtlge, your authority on eti­ quette (or Ihe I9 9 0 », who cov­ ered expressions of synqiulhy. However, there w-ts no mention of jHTSon* who signed Ihr regis­ ter on the occasion of a funeral I am more appreciative of a person's presence at the funeral service than I nm of a sympathy card that has hern sent by mall. O f course, a word with Ihr Itcreavcd jtersoii at th r end of l lie luiirrai service is nice, but If Ih r crowd Is large, this may not lie possible In the rase of m y w lie's funeral recently, a wom an signed the register, and after h rr name she wrote "She w as m y friend and I loved her.” I am not acquainted with that dear woman, but her k in d and to u c h in g tr ib u te pleased me Immeasurably. My feeling about a jirtnled card Is that tf the sender does not add a few jx-rsonal words tn hi* or her ow n handwriting, there Is not m u ch jHilnt in sending It. W. BOYCE W HITE. SILOAM SPRINGS. ARK. DEAR MR. WHITE: I d ls agree Adding a few jtersonal words on a store-bought card gives It added warmth. Inti a card (tearing only the sender's signature Is worth sending (Problamt? Write to Ooai Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, send a sell addressed, stamped envelope to Dear Abby, P 0 . Bos 69440. Los Angeles, Calif. 90069. All correspondence Is confidential.) 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I»e**e node a defensive discard that won the Hot* lln llu n i y Prize lor the t«e*t (day of the year. It <n curved on ihi* ileal South opened one diamond because he and hi* partner w rrr u*lng the weak no-trum p North made a limit raise of three diamond*, and South converted to three ncvtnunp West led 111* fourth highest club, giving South an Immediate problem II Weal held thr club nine South should plav low (rum I he dum m y, using hi* eight with effect llut If Fait had the club nine South needed to play dum m y'* 10 Eventually South rni*gue**ed. calling for dum m y * 10 W hen !te**r. aEast produced (aacrartf | the club Jar k. South did4 Ihc br*t J taew cowritry hr could by ducking 4 Pan pant financier Iteyar rrturn rd t hi* remaining — the ace club. W 'r»l winningCan with I W a ll omlmant Now Weal rrturn rd 7 land the club lour, a ault-preference lirio v n d signal f T b» showing a j«)lenilal entry In d ia m o n d * A n tic ip a tin g th r p o s itio n . lle * »r d ls ra rd rd whal? 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The seminar begins at B am . In lh r HrcrraUon Had and eontlnuea to 4 30 p m Lunch will br Branded with the BIO rrgtsl ration tor. Call 3334)960 (or more inlonnat ion Residents leery about development AN In Iht family SANFORD - Michael Johnaon. IS. of Haywood Ctrrlr. Sanford, brram r an odlrtal Eagle Scout m crrrmonlra yratrrday evening al the Srmlnolr Mratal Health facility Johnaon « u the third m hla immediate family lo lake on the poattton of the highest ranking in the Boy Seoul* of America organleal ton Cartier, hi* father. Mark Johnaon. and hla uncle. Brian Jotiaaaw. alao became Cagle SANFORD - The CFWC Junior Woman a Club of Sanford la healing a pumpkin carving conical lo benrftt Canine Companions al Ita general meeting Thursday. On. 30 Entry fee is Also. In recognition of National Breast Cancer Awareness m onth, club member Debbie Whitehead win speak about earty detection and experiences with breaal cancer. For Information about the meeting or the pumpkin carving competition, phone ih club at Flu shots ovaMablo LONOWOOD - Flu shots will br given Thursday. Oct. 30 at the Ed Myers Community Building In Longwood from 3:30 until 7 p m The shots are BIO each, but are free lo Individuals with Medicare part B coverage. Aft participants nssdsd SANFORD - The Second Annual Holiday Craftafeat. scheduled for Nov. 5 and 6 al Fort Mellon Park In Sanford, la still In need of participant*. Booth space Is B50 for Ihe two day< event. This Is a non-Judgcd show with open categories. . To obtain a booth or additional Information, contact the Greater Sanford Chamber of Com­ merce. 332 2213. PoJitltXU SANFORD — The cable television Sunshine Network will rebroadcast it's Interview with education commissioner candidates al 5:30 p in. today. Incumbent Democrat Doug Jam rrson will face Republican challenger Frank Brogan. T o d ay : P a rity sunny. High In the lower lo mid HOs. Wind east lOmph. SANFORD - Some rralfenta Sanford city Umlfa are concerned al development planned nearby, a | inning board wlU renew Thursday. Park Avenue Development Corps develop Ihr land on both aides of Whal a lanplad wab thay's# wovan. Chrta and Sarah hobans and thalr cousin NavM Flka hava decorated a comar of thalr pardon patch In Sanford with goblins. Jack-o-iantsms and County candidates take verbal swings SANFORD - The two candidates for the District 4 county com­ mission seal have rolled up Iheir sleeves and taken verbal swings at each other. Earlier this month. Republican challenger Winfield Adams crtiiclird incumbent Democrat Larry Furlong's promotion of ties with Ireland as wasteful and called trips to Ireland " Ju n k e ts ." Furlong countered by chastising Adams for hla party switches, saying they were a aign of hla Instability. In an October letter to voters. Adams wrote "If you think higher taxes and bigger government — softball tournaments and Junkets to Ireland — are the answer, then I’m not your candidate for county commtaaion." Adams said he referred lo the county’s funding of athletics and overseas connections Instead of focusing on attracting Job- and lax-producing businesses here. "It's the philosophy we're talking about." said Adams "We need to concentrate our efforts on getting businesses here. Larry has taken the attitude of 'turn It over to Mid-Florida (Economic Development C om m ission o f M id-Florida). Everyone wants to paaa the buck.” Furlong prom oted a "Staler County" relationship with Coutly Wicklow. Ireland two years ago as a way to boost Seminole County tourism. The exchange of Ideas touted. To that end. county tourist taxes paid for B3.980 In travel, lodging, dining and entertainment expenses Der Wcide and tourtam dtrsetor Jack Wert to travel to fratopg.hr ata days In April 1993. 4H bN ta f to county Finance SupanrfaQrjRaran Vx.i Der Wcide Is k n Adams a . . porter. Adams said the criticism Longwood maps plan for sewer lines LONGWOOD —City commissioners looked Into the future Tuesday night, mapping out plana for Installing commercial sewer lines unlU the year 2000 with an eye toward fostering development and attracting new businesses lo Longwood. The flvc-yrar plan proposed by the commission will drpend on a number of variables, including ihr willingness of the owners of private lift slat Inns lo dedlrutc them to the city. Mayor Slrvr Miller proposed the pay-as-you-go development of sewer lines as a means of attracting new business and development lo Increase Ihr city lax base enabling (he city to maintain Ihr desired level of services without raising taxes. Commissioners Iris Benson, Ron Sargent. Paul Lovrstrand and Miller met in a work session Tuesday night. Commissioner Annamaric Vocca did not attend. Until Ihc cily sewer bond Is paid off after fiscal yrur 1998. ihr commlsslonrrs hope lo spend from B75.000 lo 1 100,000 a year on Ihc pay-as-you-go sewer projects. When the current sewer bond is retired, more money will be available for Ihc •ewer expansion project, cither through a new bond or allowing ihr counly lo lake II over. The rounly needs massive amounts of sewage Row In order lo activate the Idle multi-million Baa Loagwood. Paga SA Tha Good Naws Jail and Prison Ministry and tbs Saminols Counly Shsrlirs Olfica will ba hosting a goll Invitational at tha Winter Springs Qoif Course on Nov. 5. Saminols Ford has donated a new car which the ministry will 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 I �N E W S FROM T H E REGION AND A C R O S S TH E S T A T E Chiles: Bush corporations didn’t Associated PraaaWriter Boy critical after now drowning MIAMI — OOP gubernatorial nominee Jeb Bush to calling Democratic rival Oov. Lawton Chtks a mudslinger for making charges that Bush evaded taxes. Chiles arcuard (hash on Turaday of tolling to pay occupational Itaenar taxes on some of the many dm lopm m t corporations he hM established and some property tax** on others. ttuah. who Iwa fended “ hte business practice* himself defending thrra d eb ate carried by 36 state* Idr. The only charge the Bush campaign admits to la Ihr (allure to pay a M l flUng fee for one of Bush** corporation* After a review of the real of Chile* charge*. Ihr campaign said they were "false and Inaccu­ rate. * "! have been Investigated by the brst and the brightest in this state and tn this country." Bush Mkl. referring to nrw* reports about hia business dealings while hto father. George Bush, was president While Bush w m found to have business dealings with people who later went bankrupt or (fed prosecution, he was not found to have broken any law. " I have met all of the requirem ents as a ORLANDO — A 6-year-old London boy vtailing Central Honda with hia parents t a in critical condition early today after nearly drowning at a water park. Michael Roche was at the bottom of the w are pool at Wet N Wild for a u to eight minute* before he wrn dheutcred by The boy wraa taken A nt to Arnold Palmer Hoaptul for ChAtren and then to he “The a m 34 hour* in thla condition, he la going to be considered critical.** said a hospital spokeswoman who declined to ghre her name. The boy waa admitted late Tuesday "Right new. Il*a so nip and tuck you don't know what'* going to happen." the spokeswoman aatd. The boy was unconscious and on life support; his parents. Pamela Roche and Anthony Kennedy, were with him. she aaid. The pan of the wave pool where the child was discovered la 4 feet to 6 feet deep. The wave-maker w m not on at the lime but had been only minutes eartter. park spokeswoman Linda O grra Mid. She aatd no one h M ever drowned at Wet N' Wild ORMOND BEACH —'.Windy conditions rauaed only minor beach erosion along beaches in Flagler. Volusia and Brevard count lea. but lifeguards expect to stay busy with runouts caused by the northeasterly winds. Beach condition* will be dearly monitored for the next several days because prevailing northeast winds have dug holes In sandbar*. Outgoing ocean water will race through those holes for several days and can pull swimmer* along in the wrong current, said At White, a lifeguard with the Votuala County Beach Patrol. "We expect a lot of rescues because we have a lot of White said. Friday. White aaid. 90 vwtinnier* were rescued In Votuata County. The water temperature of 75 degrees and an outside temperature of SO degrees continues to draw people the beach. The twly of a New York man. last seen swimming Friday off a south St. Johns County Beach, washed ashore Monday In Flagler Beach. Kevin Doherty. 29. of Croton Falla. N.Y.. w m laal seen swimming al Crescent Beach at 3; 15 p.m. Friday. Volusia County beach approaches were dosed ail day Sunday and Monday morning because of high tides. i that I wm f t have been Investigated by th s best a nd the brightest in this state and In thla country.! Mid. adding ItMl Chiles » « tm u M rd (mm the yn w a n o( running a b w i n m "You havenl brrn in «he real world." lh« 41-vror oM rrwl m aw ^ w fopat M id. ’ ll la dtffirult hrrauar id the hunters* a# rrguto linn Wf >» brr n ewomeful I'm about aa rich aa you arc. bui 1harm I had the farorfU of y ean In nuMtr office " doth men claim a net worth of about II mUtkin “State In* require* that all buame w . reganSma of Uh w trgal odnorturr. (Ur tangible personal property t a t return*.'* Mid Chile*' spokeswoman J o Mtgllno "Keen 11a buatnraa a*n* nothing more than a pencil. n Km to (Ue a tongibOr ta i return " *What the goeemoe believe* w ry strongly in la ho* important N la to look at a peraon'* recced." Migttno Mid "The governor * record ta an open booh. The only record Jeb way. *tth thla hind at (Harrgard for law* of state and taws of Ms home county?** Chile* rrtteralrd that poaltfon during the required to. A capital con inounon Gay rights onMnanet up lo r second volt TAMPA - Opponent* of a Tampa law banning dtarrtmtna tion against homosexuals have collected enough signature* to bring the Issue before voters a second lime to let them decide whether to repeal the law. Hillsborough ElectIona Supervisor Pam lorto retimed a petition Monday that win oead the aexual orientation measure to a public referendum on March 7. It aHI be the aetoo d time In km than three year* the gay right* ordinance wRl be up for a vou. The law. adopted tn I N I . forbids discrimination based on aexual orientation tn housing, employment and public Mfforpi "We*rc very much pupated and ready to move toward a March election." aaid David Caton. head of a group called "Yes! Repeal Homosexual Ordinance Committee." "The main message ta that what ooe does In the privacy of the bedroom should not be protected m a right to be expressed In any manner In the workplace." he aaid. Ordinance supporter* alao have regrouped. Formerly, they were known aa "Say No to Hate" and now work aa "Clttoen* fora Pair Tampa.” “I defy anybody to read the ordinance and And special rights for anybody. That la not what this to about It s about protection for all cttUens. and that’s It.** said John Dunn, chairman of the proponents group. arrivals boost state tourist count Assoc tat ad Press Writer______ Tampa woman’s kill* chargad, murdar TALLAHASSEE - Florida baa experienced a alight Jump In tourism, but the number* aren’t what they used to be. The state wants to find out why. Florida saw a 0.7 percent rise In tourists In July, and early figures Indicate a 12 percent Jump tn August, the biggest Increase In nearly two years, state Commerce Secre­ tary Charles Dusseau said Tuesday. Despite overall growth, visi­ tors are spending less on attractions and lodging, and the number of people tourists driving to the state continues to drop. Duoaeau said. WASHINGTON — A District of Cohim bta man accused of fatally shooting a Virginia woman and stealing her truck will return to Arlington, Va.. to (ace charges. Arlington police have charged Antonio D. Haggins. 22. with first-degree murder and carjacking tn the shooting death of Meredith Miller. 23. of Arlington. Miller, a native of Tampa. Fla. and a graduate student at George Washington University w m getting Into her 1993 Ford Explorer In the parking lot of her apartment building about midnight Monday when she was approached by a man with a gun. Arlington police aaid. According to wltncM accounts, the gunman shot Miller, then fled In her truckA short Ume later. D.C. police pulled over the Explorer, with Haggins behind the wheel. He was arrested by police and will remain In custody In the district until Arlington officials arrive to return him to Virginia, authorities said. From Associated F ra u reports tO TTB H Y MIAMI - Kara ara tha winning number* aatactad Tuasdgy In tha Florida Lottary: FaataaaB Tonight: Fair. Low In the lower to mid 60a. Light wind. Thursday: Partly sunny. High In the mid 80s. Wind southeast lOmph. Friday: Partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon showers or thunderstorms. Lows in the 60s. Highs tn the mid to upper 80*. Saturday: Variably cloudy with the lows tn the 60s. Highs In the lower 80a. Sunday: Partly cloudy with the low* In the 60a. Highs In the lower 80a. Officials blamed the declines on competition facing the 432 billion tourism Industry — the stole's largest with 675.000 employees — and the black eye dealt Its aun-and-surf Im­ age by crimes against tourists. TAMPA - A ballot Initiative to get prisoner* to serve at least 85 percent of their arnlencca was struck down this year by the state's high court, but backers My there's always 1006. The grassroots group STOP — Stop Turning Out Prisoners — Tuesday unveiled a retooled petition aimed at getting Ihe 430.000 signatures necessary to get on the ballot In two year*. "STOP will not he slopped In our efforts to make Florida safe again." said Kathleen Finnegan, the group's director. "A few legal hurdles will not beat our cause.*' STOP’* Initial petition had garnered 300.000 of the required signatures before the Florida Supreme Court struck It down In July as misleading and rhe tori - STATISTICS Vol. 47, No. 41 KW 1*07) m a n August m arked a third month of Increase* after January-May to u rist nu m b ers sagged from year-earller fig­ ure*. cal. Fmnegan Mid the newly ___ ed petition has been re­ viewed by attorney* statewide lo meet the court’s concerns Among the changes In the new petition: the word "ensure** ha* been deleted, more specific ton guage has been added to address the various means of early re their natural live*.* The new petition drive will begin In earnest Nov. 8 whrn volunteers stand outside polling places to collect signal urea. Florida Inmate* currently srrve only about 45 percent of their lenience* because of prison overcrowding, and more than half of those released early commit crimes and are put back behind bars again. TH E W EATH ER Wsdnasday- October IS, IS aavrw A 4200.000 joint stateindustry research project will try to determine why tourists are Haying away from Florida. Duaaeau M id. "We are hopeful we will get some answers within 60 days on why the market to the way It Is." he said. Retooled petition drives aims for 1996 ora OaiWwaSmdi FILsudSssch NrtM rn Gains*«iit* HomoUom JaChtanvtIH Key Watt Lakeland Miami Orlando Ps-dtld IWMdi Tallahattae Tamps Vara Beach WPalm Based » II U u n u n a n u it n u n u o u u u n u u n M >1 04 n o> »t u *3 M n 71 Pet .«r W SB 00 01 00 00 00 .lr If 00 00 te 00 01 lr Nav. 3 N o e .10 CONDmONS BOLUNAR It Min. 6:50 a.m.. 6:25 p.m MaJ. ..... a.m.. 12:15 p m it Daytoaa Batch: highs, 904 a.m.. 9:21 p.m.: Iowa. 2:48 a.m.. 3:19 p.m.; Nsw S m yrna Baachi highs, 9:00 a m.. 9:26 p.m.: lows. 2:53 a.m.. 3:24 p.m. : Cocoa Batch: highs. 9:24 u..m.. 9:41 p.m.: lows. 3:08 am 3:39 p.m. BOATING D aytoaa Beach: Waves are Bt. A agasllao to J u p lto r lalat Small craft should exerclse 3-4 feet and semi-glassy. Current Is slightly to Ihc south. Water caullon for large swell. Today: Wind east 15 knots. Seas 6 feel temperature Is 743 degrees. Now B ayraa Baachi Waves with large northeast swells, flay are 3-4 feel und scml-glassy. and Inland waters a moderate There Is no current. Water Chop. Tonight: Wind east 10 lo 15 knots. Seas 5 feel with temperature is 74 degrees. moderate northeast swells. Hay and Inland waters a light chop. Thursday: Wind east lo south­ east 10 knots. T he high temperature In Sanford on Tuesday was HI d e g re e s und W ednesday's overnight low was 64 degrees os reported by the University of Flortdu Agricultural Research and Educational Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for Ihr period ending al 0 a.m. Tues­ day. totalled .00 Inches, n s u a a a t ...................6:52 p.M. I 4 o a rla c *•*•••«•••*40**447:29 a.m. Temper a tu rtt indicaH p rev H v t « • ) ' M*danderemtghl i M S I a m I D T o h M la Pro ov» Anchoragt 14 10 c&r Atlanta nt 74 » Atlantic City M 44 ctf* Ault in 74 07 m c&f Botton 17 It 00 fit Buffalo ff» 71 SO 01 Burling ton, VI 17 47 U ff* Chans»Hn.lC 71 10 dn Che. fatten. W Va 71 04 47 «Sy C>iarkXH.SC m 74 40 Cheyenne S4 10 B1 Or Chicago 40 0 1 .to c&f Cincinnati n 10 01 c*r Clara land 7t 01 07 i& r Concord s H 40 00 09 ra Dallas FI Worm 71 07 107 c&f Daytona Baach •1 01 ctfy Donysr 41 u Or Oat Mstnat Or 71 40 Detroit 7* 0* » C&f Honolulu Or M 77 Houston 71 40 1.17 (A f Indiana**** 01 so a C#F Junoau ' 41 41 11 m Kantat City 74 47 (tfy Lao Vogas 74 10 Or Lat Angola! 70 17 Or Mamphit 47 01 U d y Milwaukee 40 00 (By MpH U Paul 07 14 Clr Nathvtiit 74 00 SO d y Haw Orlaant U 71 C&f New Varfe City 71 M m OhiahomaCIty 70 07 .17 C&f Omaha 71 04 clr Philadelphia 71 40 C&f Phoania 70 04 clr Plittburgh 70 07 cS Portland, Maine m SO 47 Sacramento 71 m clr St Loutt 00 01 71 (ffy Salt Laka City S7 M C&f Shreveport 77 01 01 c&f Wathlngtan.0 C n SI c&f �I rhythm of e*»fc«sing. The I M M i and ottnf w w oo e * g e ttin g in to tfiego In an e e ro b ie e e le s e • m e n le sponsored by th# hotphM at armed robbery (Rreeaml. uee of a firearm In tbr comma •Mnny. »M imssrsrtwi of a ftreai m by aconrtrtH feVm - - r national economy Unhrerrtty aspect continued growth In ta n d em w ith th e n a tio n a l economy. Thomas Fullerton, a senior economist with the bureau, said worthless check. •R o n Paul Davis. 3*. 403 W. 19th Btreet Sanford, was served a warrant at th s jail Monday. He waa wanted for violation at probation on a conviction of driving with a auapendedhevohed Bcewac. • J o n Robert Bagky. 39. 997 Lake Monroe Btvd.. turned himself In to deputies Monday. Ha waa wanted an a Molte nn County warrant lor violation of probation an a conviction of • Ninety feet of chain, weighing 1.390 pounds and valued at 9645 was reported stolen Monday from a business in the 600 block of W. Seminole Btvd. •A n estimated 4290 to merchandise and tools were reportedly stolen Monday from a business in the 400 block of W. First Street in downtown Sanford. During the tame evening, a 960 skill saw was also reported stolen from an adjacent business. •A bike and microwave oven with a total value of 5366 were reportedly stolen Monday from a residence to Cowan Moughton Terrace. Police reported recovering the bite. • A flute scope meter, valued at 91.796 waa reportedly stolen Monday from a building on the campua of Seminole Community College on Weldon Blvd. • A woman told police when she arrived home at her Domestic cam s • J a k e Scott Jr.. 37. 501 E. Third Street, waa arrested by Sanford police al hla residence Saturday following a reported altercation with a female, lie waa charged with battery, domestic violence. •A ndre Lewis Berry. Jr.. 27. 3922 Palm Wsy. near Sanford, was arrested by deputies at hla residence Saturday following touowing a reported fight with hla wife. He waa charged with aggravated aaaault domestic violence, and battery domestic violence. •Jo a n n P. Moran. 35. 133 Scott Drive, and Joseph Williams, 39. of 1304 Olive Avenue, were both arrested by Sanford police at Williams residence Saturday following a reported fight. Both were charged with battery, domestic violence. Williams was also found to be wanted on a warrant for falling lo pay a fine. • Darlene M. Donnelly. 37. 2620 Sun Lake Loop, near Lake Mary, was arrested by deputies at her residence Friday following a reported fight with her husband. She was charged with battery, domestic violence. • Albert Charles Black. 47m SOI E. Third Street. Sanford, was arrested al his residence by Sanford police Saturday following a reported altercation with a female. He was charged with burglary with battery domestic violence, and criminal mischief. Disturbance call Sanford police arrested Ernie Jamea Raxh. 26. 1170 Florida Avenue. Sanford, at a night spot In the 1200 block of French Avenue. Police aold they re*ponded to a disturbance call and found Rash In a dispute with another patron. Rash was arrested on charged of battery on a taw enforcement officer, and resisting an officer with violence. » Housing costs rise, but still affordable Im p ro v e a ffo rd a b ility about 8.5 percent today, giving home on nets a break on their monthly mortgage payments for the first few years at owner­ ship." he explained. L aw eo ^ d l. 3930 Second Street. Sanford, waa located by deputies on Southwest Road near l i t h Street Monday. He waa wanted lor failing to appear on a charge of balirry. •Richard Irvin Brverctt. 33. 40! Magnolia Avenue, waa located by Sanford police al Fifth Street and Magnolia Avenue Monday. Hr waa wanted for violation of community control, and violation of probation on a conviction of aggravated bailey. _ _ _ rmam an. Ton Bto^aw u * a naw tad. v a located al the >aU Monday. He waa wanted for violation at probation on a qpmlctlon of attempted purchase af y e f t e o. •A n estimated 91.510 In jewelry and other Hems were reportedly stolen Saturday horn a residence la the 1400 block of N. Lake Village. •A gas operated skill saw valued al 4390 waa reported stolen Friday from a truck parted to the 1300 block at Summerlin Avenue. • A mountain bite valued al 5360 waa reportedly taken Saturday from the porch of a residence to the 3300 block of Palmetto Avenue. • Property to excess of 91.390 waa reported stolen from a 1963 Datsun truck Sunday parted In the 300 block at Upaala Road. • A TV act valued at 9300 waa said to have been taken Sunday from an apartment In the 400 block of E. 14th Street. • A man told police he waa sleeping al his residence In the 1600 block of W. 13th Street Saturday when someone entered his home and took 940 from hla wallet and a 9mm handgun. • A VCR valued at 9239 waa reported mtaslog Saturday from a residence In the 700 block of MatUe Street. m , Real perso n a! Incom e Is espected lo tbmb 3.4 percent. down from the 4.7 percent growth at 1994. the ecooomteta T he e c o n o m is ts p re d ic t loym ent will m sec up tty. Total nonagrtcuftural nptoyment wlO ftse 5 9 per* T he bu reau la predicting L413 rtatft-famlly homes to be arteW la 1895. and 39.734 the quarterly surveys New York In the Northeast. with 38.9; and Laredo. Texas. In the South, with 37.6. Kokomo, a central Indiana city In the second quarter. Ihe north of Indianapolis, scored median Income In Kokomo was 9 3 4 on the April-June Index. 841.900 and the median home "Once again, a Midwestern price waa970.000. mea lops (lie list at affordable According lo the mortgage places to live, which fa not underwriting standards used for surprising given the relative th r Index, a family could afford a b u n d a n c e o f la n d a n d lo purchase a home coaling 3.3 limes Its annual Income, or In this ease 9136.370. In Kokomo. The Index, baaed on a survey of 500.000 sales of new and existing homes in 196 metropoli­ tan areas, showed the mart affordable housing was In the Midwest and South and (he least affordable In the Northeast and V fo M a n d -M lllv lIle -S rid g e io n . Wert. I U . . area of the Northeast w ith a In fact, the Midwest had 19 of E lk s t r e s s c S ^ ' to ^*w*em. O re., to the 33 meet affrwitablr markets. f E v u J r r s n Including Kokomo, tnd.. the ll»e W ert. 78 0 Besides San Francisco in the mast affordable of all. California had 17 of the 35 feast affordable, W ert, w hich had a 19.6 score, including San Francisco. which the hart affordable m arkets to has been at the bottom of the other regions were D rs M otors, Index since the Home Builders town. In the M idw est, w ith 6 9 .5 ; p rtc e d a »o rb e to w »l 36 J 7 0 . ™ ii» ^ * 3 7 .0 0 0 and the median home price waa 9369 .0 0 0 . m eaning the typ ica l family could afford a hom e coating 9190 .060 . O n ly 19.6 percent of the homes sold to San Francisco were priced at or below 9 1 9 0 .060 . Generation After Generation. The Index measures the ability of a typical family to purchase a home In Its own market by comparing median family In­ come with median home price. The median Is the midpoint, meaning that half of the families cam more and half ram less, or that half of the homes cost more and half cost less. In the second quarter, the national median home price was 9114.000. That meant house­ holds earning the national medi­ an Income of 939.900 could afford lo buy 60 percent of Ihe hom es offered for sale na­ tionwide. "Despite somewhat worse af­ fordability conditions due to Ihe rise In mortgage Interest rates earlier this year, there arc plenty of tools al consumers disposal lo ’ W Ask your friends and neighbors about us. If they haven't shopped here... chances are their parents or their grandparents have. After all these years... We’ve Served Quite • Few Families! 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Whether Urge or small, ^ I however, SSU's staff of 400 employj j ees Is dedicated lo making certain S each facility provides the highest ^ quality water and wastewater service to those we serve. We look forward to serving you. IVafrr for Florlda'i Future 9 �(UMteai-aNi 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Arm Co.»e 407-322.2011 or 831.9993 JOSEPH P E R K I N S SIB90 .139.00 EDITORIAL Form opinion based on facts Servtng on a fiu y la similar to voting In an election. People who have had an opportunity to closely examine both aides should be allowed to make the decision. Selecting the Jury for the O J. Simpson murder trial Is difficult. With his notoriety, (t’a taking a long time. Admit It or not. we would suspect ahnoet everyone has tanned personal opinions shout hts guilt or Innocence. Unfortunately, they have a cloeed mind about I t even before the actual trial begins. These comments however, are not aimed at O.J. Simpson. Rather, they are to point out the difficulties encountered because of people who have a closed mind. On Thursday. Oct. 27. the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Is boating a debate about casino gambling. It to. In effect a d a n to people we suspect have already decided how they will vote. Are people wffltn to both aides, or has the prapoaa been judged without learning the facts? There to nothing wrong with voting ac­ cording to one's personal beliefs. The problem to when people vote far or against something without knowing anything beyond what they m ay have heard on the street, or when they dtocuaa tt with others who may actually be ju st aa non-informed on the subject. Thto debate la scheduled to present both sides of the Issue. Each man win be given a specific length o f date In which to state hto views, then a brief tim e far rebuttal. In auch a situation. It's not what many would call, a "debate." In that It to not a continuous exchange of pro and con statem ents It will, nonetheless, be an opportunity for people to leant both aides o f the Issue. Each aide can explain good points aa well aa bad points for the other. We suggest that thto debate, or the myriad ; pamphlet handouts and television and radio ; commercials on casino gambling, be used far ; Informational purposes. Yes. Thto November, vote your conscience. • But In the meantime, allow your conscience ; to continue gathering information on all • aspects of the question. Don't make auch a I major decision baaed on a closed mind or ' hearsay. ELLEN G O O D M AN QBwusur — If Jesar Helms had known It out thto way. he might have the state of North Carolina to up wtth the research funds. But when the conservative senator p«M the kibosh on federal money for a study of sea back in 1981, he didn't want to pay for fllltng in a O. ye of little faith, tt turns out that the report, and the book released thto w eek, p re a e n le a portrait of "Sea In iw r IL ^ n rr w&SM UCBtD LETTERS V k M 1. 1, 1 V !•*A M Right to speak In today's world ws hear everyday about animal abuse, child abuse and abuse of environment, etc. 1 make mention today of abuse of senior dttoens because I am a senior etttoen that lafwas abused by your local mayor and her com­ mission. In the meeting of the mayor and her commtsaln on O ct 10. 1994. I was prevented from speaking and so wae my representative. I went to this meeting to tell the mayor that I was present when the toilets overflowed into my home. I wanted to tell them because of the hour that this occurred, it was reported to the sewer department after 9 p.m. and I was too frightened to let anyone In my home. 1 wanted to tell them that the city could have returned the fallowing day to aee all the damage from the sewer overflow but they never came. I wanted to tell them that the city manager was Invited to my home numerous times over several weeks to aee the damage but he never came to view the damages in the home. I wanted to tell them that 1 have a chronic bronchial condition that causes me to have to use a breathng machine periodically and that wc could not leave that mesa In my home until the city decided to do something about it for the odor from the waste and the mold and mildew would only make my condition worse by breathing unclean and unsanitary air. I wanted to tell them that the toilets overflowed In February 1994 and the sewer department waa called. At no time did any city employee ask to come In to view the damages. I wanted to tell them that the city does not keep the culverts cleaned out In front of my home and this capscs flooding at my home. I wanted to tell them when it rains that my toilets will not flush properly and that my sinks will not drain properly and It is because my house was built too tow. I wanted to tell them that the city sewer line Is too low according to a local building contractor's advisement. I wanted to tell them this needed to be corrected If (he contractor was right in hla assumption. I wanted to tell them that I would like die city to raise my house aa that It won't continue to flood from the sewer line and from the stormwater. I warned to tell them If the cost was too great for the city (o bear that there waa an alternative method expressed to Mr. Simmons which would be less In cost. I understand that there waa no mention at the work session before the meeting by Mr. Simmons that an alternative method waa suggested by the homeowner if the home could Staidness not so shocking I thank you. Madame Editor, for allowing thto 83-year-old mother to speak. I wish I had been treated differently by my city officials. Wllmlnia Jordan Sanford Clinton’s future The national Republican Party to Impatient for election day to come. The Republicans need seven scats in the Senate and 40 in the House of Representatives to take control of Congress. They have not controlled the House of Repre­ sentatives since the 1950s. The odds are that authority to keep the «vw the Republicans will pick up 2 to 4 seats In the The mayor spake of "pood Senate and 15 to 25 seats In the House. 1 would have seen flood | Although they will not control cither body In but what I did aae xraaam 1995, the Republicans and the conservative Democrats will effectively control the House and me by their advIaetnetM have the ability to block any major legislation In company to deny our dan the Senate. helped pul ***** woman la i Democratic candidates serosa the country are far 1 realise she caffd mat running aa fast and a s far as they can from Pres. show that she did anything Clinton. Speaker Foley In Washington is over 15 behind hto Republican rival. Commer­ cials run by Republican candidates tie Demo­ cratic congressional candidates to Pres. Clinton. The polls reveal that there to a strong feeling of dtoealtofarHnn In the country. It to not strident In tone but Juat a feeling of something being wrong. It to not Juat with Perot voters, but broad myself. baaed and, therefore much more dangerous to We died a claim Juot aa we were Inatructed to Incumbents. do by Ur. Simmons. the city maneflrr. It was While moat people conceded that the Demo­ rejected by the Inaurance company becauar the cratic party to in trouble nationally, they also city at Sanford advlaad the inaurance company write off Bill Clinton aa a one-term president. I that they were not liable. If I were out driving think hto obituary to beng written prematurely. my car and ran into the mayor*acar and I called To begin with; a day in politics Is a lifetime, my Inaurance company and I said "Don’t pay at George Bush, who had the highest the damage." and my inaurance company said approval rating of any president In February of "Me. Jordan advtacd ua not to pay and we aren’t election year. Furthermore, the economy will be going to pay." wouldn’t thia aeem a bit atrangc? much better In November of 1996 than 1994. Same principle here. Whether Bill Clinton deserves credit or not. he 1 know I have a limited time to live now and at will take II, and moat Americans vote with their 83 there are not many day* left for me. I never dreamed that the city 1 have lived In since 1972 9 pockcttxpk. One tost Important fact. Although lhe Re­ would ever put me through thia hardship. I publicans and conservative Democrat* will be never dreamed I would live long enough to be more of a factor In the Congress, this docs not denied the right to apeak before my own city mean there will be gridlock. If there to one government. I never dreamed the non action of quality that BUI Clinton has. it is his ability to my commissioners would cause me such grief. shift positions. If there is legislation that makes Especially my commissioner. Mr. McClanahan. BUI Clinton look good. It won't stop him from who juat eat there and aald nothing. working wiuth Republicans. If 1 was establishing It la my understanding that Uie Good Book odds on the ‘96 race today, tt would be a 50/50. says that widows and orphana are to be helped. Lou Frey Jr. Gueaa the city of Sanford's mayor and commis­ Member of Congress sioner* do not read the same book 1 read. They should read Deuteronomy 37:19. Orlando rated. Our national sex life to ra th e r a la ld . e s p e c ia lly co m p a re d to o u r s e x u a l f a n ta s i e s about thto life. Sex to by and large married and monogamous and tf It's not hot. It's warm monogamous enough to please 88 and if it's not p e rc e n t of th e hoi, It's warm couples. Some 78 enough to percent of married please 06 men and 85 percent percent oitho of married women couples. V remain faithful. Singles who have to pursue sex actually have It fees often than marTtrd people who only have to roll over In bed and bump Into It. Baaed on a sample of 3.432 Americana from 18 to 59. It appears that the average American baa sex ones a week In positions that would be familiar to their missionary forebears. Men have had a median number of six partners over their lifetime, women have bad two. not appear lo be an Instinct on the rampage, barely checked by willpower and fear of AIDS. It exists In a wide social context, not In an elevator, and by and large obeys a series of ■octal rules. Americana meet, dale and male people from (heir own socioeconomic circle. If they see someone across a crowded room. It's likely to be a room crowded with friends and colleagues and people like them. In short, we are not all Sharon Slone. In fact Sharon Stone probably isn't Sharon Stone. Now ataldneas shouldn’t be so shocking. Yet the University of Chicago researchers who have put "Sex In America" between hard coven have a good many myths to debunk. "We are not teakettles full of hot sexual steam." It seems that we have had yean of flawed research from Kinsey to Hite to Playboy. More to the point, we've had decades of what amounts to propaganda from Hollywood, television, and advertising suggesting that wc are teakettles. Or, rather, that everybody else to a teakettle and we're Juat u p water. For decade* now, the boys and girls In the Calvin Klein ada, the xlpfeaa sex In the movies, the endless couplings on soap operas and talk shows, the gyrations on MTV. have all added up to an American counterlife. In th is c o u n te r lif e , so m eb o d y , m ay b e everybody-but-us. to going at li full steam ahead. Now It's good news of a sort that thto propaganda h a s n 't actu ally changed behavior. The sexual lessons from the media, the chief teaching tool of our times, haven't reproduced a generation of students practic­ ing what the media preach. The soft porn on the movie screen hasn't spawned soft porn Uvea anymore than the slim waistlines of stars has made us a thin nation. It turns out that wc live In a land where sex has Its place In the social order. Mostly married, mostly monogamous. It's a land where sex has l u momenta in a busy life — somewhere between 15 minutes and an hour, maybe once or twice a week. Funny, but you’d never have guessed it by looking around. 1 �i t. in * - m Edwards said the property »*» annexed to the city approximate Drive. la outstdr the city limits. Mayfair Country Club golf peopoaol van dropped In the mid 1970a. Since that lime he aald the land haa remained relaUvely The city's Dtrector of PtamUng and Development. Jay Harder, la recom m ending ih e PftZ lo not In beeping with Ihe homes prraratfy In the aurroundlng a* wcB aa the water runoff whk-h regularly arheduM meeting this Thuraday evening beginning at 7 pm . aays seafood rratamaiUa i grealer variety of healthy Industry dollar Yankee Lake aewage treatment plant The cotnmlw •tonera said they would work with county officials In hopes of reducing fees as an Incentive for businesses to get on sewers. The more businesses on-line would Increase sewage volume needed for Yankee Lake to oprrate. Even If the Umgwood system I* sold or turned over to the county, the city could continue to Install lines within the city. Miller explained. Unrestrand said several years ago. the city attempted lo give the service lo the county. How­ ever. county officials were not interested because of the bond debt still owed, hr said. A 9103.900 sewer line project Is already budgeted at Lntigdalc and Industry this fiscal year and commissioners hope to bring on-line the North Street Indus­ trial si North Street and Forest with the property owner financ­ ing the majority of the construc­ tion costa. Jim nailMti owner of Action Screen Pfinffag. told the commhatnners his septic system is not operating doe to the high w strr table al his business. Installation of a duel aeptlc system, now required, will not solve Ihe problem, he added. Employees must use portable outside toilets. T he c o m m is s io n e rs also agreed with a suggestion from D ire c to r of P u b lic W orks Fernand Tlbller that casings for future sewer Unes should be In stalled when the county widens County Road 427 to avoid expenalvc procedures at a later date. Longwood faces s Buck said the buffet la heavy with fried foods bdeuuaa tboar are l h r most often requested Itrms. Several steamed, baked and broiled Items are available, but "what people want.** 9373.000 bill for relocating The Center foe Science In Ihe water tone* along Ihe rood during Public Interest, which made the county construction and waves with studies lambasting does not have sufficient rrve Chinese. Italian and Mexican nura lo Uwtall the arwrr lines at fare and movie theater popcorn, this time. By adding the caatngs. however. Ihe city will not have H f l U t l r B the exprnar of the bnrr-and-jork * U I I 1 I W 9 procedures or cutting the mad __________ ___ Sewer lines along Stale Road 434 are earmarked (n the 1996 protect llat. The commloaloners noted aewera are the key lo developm ent of com mercial properties on vacant or under­ developed land along the major roadw ay th ro u g h the city , Hrnaon noted the rapid devciopment of buxinemes similar to what la taking place In nearby Lake Mary along Labe Mary Boulevard could also occur In Longwood after sewer Unes are Installed. Originally proposed by the city engineer for 1996. 2000 and 2001. the commlMlonrrs placed all three sections of Stale Road 434 In the 1996 plan, Haywood Industrial Path _ . is slated In In '1997. County Road 437 and Bail y s ^ Coumy Rood 427 at Stale Road 434 and Baywood will be split between 1996-99. T h e h is to r ic d is tr i c t a n d Palmetto Industrial are also planned for 1999-99 East U S. 17-92 from Centra Care to State Road 434 and State Road 434 to Oak along with Wilma Industrial (South State Road 4341 arc planned for the year 2000. The estim ated capacity ta 164.630 gallons per day on the total sewer project. The total estim ated construction cost 91.210,300. Longwood ly 200 acres of land located wtthtn Ihe city limits. The city staff la also studying Seminole County's Interim eco­ nomic development Incentive policy, to determine If the city should look Into adopting a similar program of this type as well. Among the key points of the city's plan will be lo establish two levels; one for target uses, the other for support uses. Each will require large lota to allow for business expansion, and restric­ tions will have to be relaxed on CUU9TOVB C. PAUL Christine C. Paul. 76. Williams Avenue. Sanford, died Tuesday. Oct. IB. 1994 at her residence. Horn Dec. 25. 1918 ta Sanford she waa a lifelong resident. She was a homemaker. She belonged lo Providence Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors include son. Elder G radey R oberson. Sanford; brother. Horace Cain. Sanford: stolen. Eloloe Rochester. Rosa Cassanova. both of Sanford, Mamie Stanley. Long Island. N.Y.. Beatrice Thomson. Lake Monroe; four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Wllaon-Elchelbcrgcr Mortuary. Inc.. In charge of arrangements. Edward Stanley Schwarn. 75. Farrlndon Circle. Heathrow, died Monday. Oct. 17. 1994 at Florida H ospital N orth. A ltam onte Springs. Bom Sept. 25. 1919-In New York City, he moved lo Central Florida In 1990. He was director of distribution for Up­ john Pharmaceutical Co. He was . ,ra-n 1 “ "jed at his powerM •upporter. Van D rr Wetde required to go aa Ihe chairman of the commission, Adamaaald. grig K — aa long aa you don't fry It — seafood la a great catch." said senior nutritionist Jayne Ifurtey. "D o people w ant to ro t h e a l t h i e r ? " a s k e d R oceo Monaco, m anage of Otter's Ithr ’e found more healthy, cession comings in county eatfern. Furlong said. Wert admits it's difficult to place a dollar value on the benefit derived from the Irish trips, b it Wert says preliminary f ig u r e s sh o w th e c o u n ty brnrflited from the Irish national World Cup soccer team training here this summer. Wert said tourist tax colled tons were up 26 percent over the year before Furlong himself haa not taken an Irish trip at county expenar. according to Mann. In Ju n e I9B3. Furlong hosted a 6403 reception in Ireland far leading officials. The county paid for only the rrceptlon and not F u r lo n g 's tra v e l o r o th e r ever in June. personal expenses, aald Mann. Furlong said he played s large part foe the county's focus on economic development aad was county th* apnaw of a n economic devet„ .chlow ..-s$aaia t jncetetve-hind W t r > »>ii r u r |o n g aald F lorida U tah ^hM frtW wtom m hatelw oL* Festival wMl be held at Seminole n . J£T\ Greyhound Park next March after a move from the Tupp e r w a r e A u d i t o r i u m In endoea." and says he expected Kissimmee. The four-day festival aa much from his farmer Demo­ attracts tens or thousands, he cratic protege. Furlong ap* tated Adams to the Road pact Fee Cttlien Advisory F u rlo n g a l to b a c k s th e Committee on Jan. 12. 1993. county’i support of amateur iporta. the county's Tourist De- Democrat. velopment Council's top priority. Elections supervisor Sandra Furlong said a recent men's Goard said Adams originally softball tournament, promoted registered as a Republican Ml by tourism dollars, placed July 1988. but switched to $6,000 In direct fees and con- D em ocrat in 1991. Adams switched back to the OOP on Sept. 30. 1993 — one day after Gov. Lawton Chiles announced the appointm ent of Carlton Henley to th e county com- LEONA M. STEWART Leona M Stewart. 89. Pine Avenue. Sanford, died Saturday. Oct. 15. lot** at Life Care Center. Altamonte Springs. Born Sept. 10. 1905 In Augusta. Ga.. she /noved to Central Florida In 1940. She waa a homemaker. She belonged lo Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church. Survivors Include son. Jam es Rutherford. Perry; daughter. Jak arta Youngblood. Cassel­ berry: brother. James Bums Parker. Augusta. Ga.; six grandc h i l d r e n ; 12 g r c a t gnmdchildren. WUaon-Elchclbergcr Mortuary. Inc.. In charge of arrangements. Fried fish was out of the question. A fried seafood combo — almost a pound of fried Aah. shrim p, clams an d scallops served srtth tartar muct. french fries, cole alaw and buttered fetacutta — weighed In al X17B calorics and 130 h i gnuna. T h e reco m m en d ed d a lly shrim p, scallops, crabs and allotment for fat 0 6 5 grama. clam s a re the beat choices tsMwsuw *rsw ns tasetsus * ms m because of their lew fat and high iMcfhriMIn FMpvf mission to replace the late Bob Sturm. In Adams Sept. 21. 1993 application to the Governor's Office for the vacancy, he rioted "Aa a Republican. 1 supported the Democratic ticket. This can be veillted by contacting the current chairman of the Orange County DEC, Doug Head. I am a current member of the DEC." Seminole County Democratic office In the County Services Building and even solicited his endorsement of his copimlaalon performance on the RIF CAB so did not endorse his application. "His idea of commitment is the perceived benefit o f the moment." sold Furlong. "He wasn't just a Democrat. He was Mister Democrat. Adams expiates his switches by aftytag be waa always a Republican, but he bacam e angered at P m fdent George committeeman. Purdy aald reg­ B ush’s backtracking o n kls istered Democrats must attend "Read my Ups- No new taxes ' at feast three meetings and sign an oath they wt9 not contribute * " lf you look at my record. It to or pubtiraWy a support a haan'l changed." aald Adams. Republican aedtwt a Democrat. "I've always been enthusiastic Ads^W foss ,no< Itstrd by Nov. about cutting waste." T m sure he's just trying to 29JfB9.*Furdy aald. R H H mid Adams was a explain the frequent and sudden political shifts." said Furlong. S open space, building heights and drafts of the city proposed signage regulations. amendments to the Comprehen­ While cluster residential con­ sive Plan and Land Development centrations will be allowed near Regulations, which will be re­ the target Industry district, resi­ quired In order to officially dential development will be re­ establish this district. stricted within the district itself. City officials predict property taxes won't Increase In the area The special public meeting on being designated as a target for this subject Is scheduled to begin Industry development. at 3:30 p.m. this Thuraday. In the commission chambers. The Two public h earin g s are regular City Commission meet­ scheduled. The first Is Thursday. ing will follow beginning at 7 The second public workshop Is p.m.. or aa soon thereafter as expected to be scheduled for possible. November 3. to present the first The Target Industry Develop­ ment District meeting Is open to Ihe public, and Interested per­ sons are urged lo attend. Lutheran. He belonged to ExPrisoners of War. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e w ife, Celnwen: sons, Ronald John. Kensington. Md.. Edward Jr.. Sliver Spring. Md.; brother. John. Reading. Pa.: two grand­ children. Baldw ln-Falrchlld Funeral Home. Oaklawn Park Chapel. Lake Mary. In charge of ar­ rangements. cabwtea and 19 grama o f (at when aerved wMh a baked potato and one lableapoon of aour cream, a aalad with a tabteapoan at low-calorie dressing and taro dinner rolls with half a butter One of ths orioinaJ iingtrs with A n d n Crouch A n d Tim Db d pb B . w tttw in oonotft Thursday Night, Octobtf 20 th at 7:30 at Fftotfom At f i wbty of God 2 9 6 0 O rlando Drive (•cross from JCPwmty't) For Mor* Information C al M07) 323-9989 G A IN E S c M a n x l G a r d e n C h a p e l F u n er a l H o m e Fulfilling a Service to Our Comm mi ih In Time O f Need. FREDERIC r. CAINES. |R 335 E. SR 434 (Senna front Shite Iw tl ____ LONGWOOD • 834-8550 or 767-5101 T)ear j^ n tfo n y , 9 agree (fia t o « liaue Been ap a rt loo fang, 6 u t 9 nave already m ade a p ro m isefo r ( f a t Sunday. 9 to ld tfe memB o fm y court (H al we w ould go, in a processional, to tfe 2 .4 0 *7# 4 .4 0 9 do not w is/i to disappoint m y people. 91 notH er tim e, mu ton �■ A . •? . 1 1n (Eerie bl scream goes he^e.) LAWN WITCH Another (h o n d w taunting our thetas She hghts up. ond would lo*« to cower In the thodowt of your yard 20% off afl other Hoteween loon art. reg 3 99 1999. sole 119-1399 VV COSTUMES Come to larget this week ond you'll find tome real shody characters witches, fairies, vompires, pumpkins ond other goblins Be careful when you bring them home, though We heor they come to life at the end of the month, reg 7 9 9 -3 2 99, sale A J9 -M .lt LIGHT-UP PUMPKINS Put one on your doorstep ond light the way lor Halloween Plus, ot 27* ond 34* high, these are tome blue nbbon-tiie pumpkins 20% oH oil other plastic Halloween decorations, reg 5 99 1999. sole 4 79-1399 Visit our new Casselberry store, 3/4 mile north of State R<l. 436 on EXPECTMORE MY LESS.' �G O LD SATURN ;;v -. a L L P t* . or M ore •Grade “A* 10-14 lb. Turkey Ultra, Supreme & F\Jl-Up« Convenience Pacta G nat ml Freak Several Tune* Daily T ide Ultra lUeenex isieenex OH at. 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Ned N M n J r. two point (tu rn n rwrti aa tw lw o li 16-1) m* a ctio n a l' ~ isismi ■ ndoar to Tim WNn ra J r and alw> p i b M one of ih r Tribes i k m Annbl* m o m l n Bobby Djrrr and LOMGWOOO - Tank McCall arorvd a pair of touchdowns and Bandy Joada added a third •can m lb* Lyman Orry hound, (6-1) claimed a 206 victory over vtoMtng Lake Mary IS-2I in a Irrahman football gam* Tueaday night Long run* by Todd RadrltfVe and Mlkr Kopec art up two of the tourbdowna an d Chad Kingsley added a pair of extra point* A Lyman drfcnao led by Jo* ' Odom. Ricky Dennett and Pal Maloti* had a great gam*, stopping a potent Rama running attack and blocking a punt MAITLAND — After scoring two goal* in Ihr f*a Oral IS mlnutra. visiting Lakeland at on la past a 2 0 win and hand ihr tn defeated Orange wood Chnalten th ru Orel loss of Ihr fall boys' who won the High a fad alalr 4 vear, came into ih r game with the No I ranking In Ihr Florida a alalr poll No. 2 ranked Lakeland to IPO me off art puce*, one on a direct le off of a corner kirk." said Christian coach Shawn Brower waa coming both time* and we Once In front. Lakeland Christian was able lo ahul out Orangrwond Christian on eU shots, only one nf which required a save by Ihe Lakeland Chrlallangnalkecper. and a corner kick Lakeland Christian finished with 10 shots on gnal and lour kirk*, haring the Kama* guallr lo make three save* Our drfrnar did a pertly good Job." mid Brower "Hut without Chris Miller and Jakob Itardrtrk (who mlaard the game for unspecified reaaonal. we Just don't have any uflrnar." Brower la hoping lo get Miller and Itardrtrk hark In lime lor the Rama neat game, a home match this Friday al 4 p m against seventh ranked Gainesville Oak lllll Also r a peeled to play for the Kama to Sebastian Janrtkowskl. who wtll make his Orangrwood Christian drbul now that he has gained hto Florid* eligibility alter having moved to the are* from Poland rnSTiW M iTY ilS T^ ** Christian, f t Bsfsrsbyrg K—wlck. LHHS boys, LBHS girls on a roll in SAC bowling Magic wahrs focmsf Qator ORLANDO - The Orlando Magic waived free agent * 4 g u ard forward Stacey Bool*. Poole, who played for Florid*, appeared In a •Ingle | flogged t point In four minutes I t* Fhamta B una CASSELBERRY - It Mg day for the lop boys' and M b' learns as the Seminole JMMte Conference Bowling tag League ita nine match of the Fairtane*.Indian Hdls Monday af­ ternoon L eague-leading Lake Howell topped Seminole. 124. lo pace the boys' winners, while Lyman moved into a Hr with Lake Brantley tor second piece with a 1 44 victory over Lyman. Lake Brantley also had a winning week, knocking off fourth-place Oviedo. 10-g. Lake Howell (10044 wins. B2V4 losses) holds a 24-wtn lead Stmt cool Heal MIAMI - Charles Barkley made two free throw* with 3.9 arconda to play Tueaday night to lead the Phorntx Sun* to a I l b 117 victory over ihr Miami Heal in an NBAexhibition game. Barkley led the Buna 14-01 with 27 point* and Danny Manning with 22 Miami (2-1) got 27 from Olen Rice and 1S from Khalid Reeves FSU axes AO TALLAHASSEE - Florida Stale athletic director Bob Coin w i fired for accepting a r u l e IS ShowaHer top AL manapor NEW YORK - New York Yankees manager Buck Showalter was the overwhelming choice lor American League manager of the year, receiving 24 of 2S first-place vole* In balloting by ihe Baseball Writers Association of America. Cleveland's Mike Hargrove, who received Ihr other four first-place votes, waaarcond. Rad Sox tab Ksnnstfy BOSTON — Kevin Kennedy signed a two-year contract to manage the Boston Red Sox. six days after being llred by the Texas Rangers. Dsspit* losing the first gam# and facing throe potential match points in tha second gams. Laurel Ecker (No 4). Jill Mdndalaohn, Jonnle Baland (No. 10), Jamla Mendelsohn (No. 16), Karan Katicak (No. 13), and tha Lyman Greyhound* managed Jo pull out an Improbable BIS. 17-15,15-12 win over tha Oviedo Ilona Tuesday. Greyhounds spoil Lions’ party Courier wins In Francs Herald Sport* Editor LYON. France — Fourth-seeded Jim Courier brat Guy Forget of France 7-6 (7-2). 6-2 In the opening round of the Lyon Open. OVIEDO — Lyman's Greyhounds ruined an otherwise perfect evening for the Oviedo Lion |(lrla' volleyball team Tueaday. Having received their Oral slate ranking Monday In the Florida Sporta Writer*' Association's lnau|(unil Class 0A volleyball slate poll, the Lions were both celebrating Senior*' Night and attempting to clinch the Seminole Athletic Conference championship Tuesday. The emotion of the evening was augmented by the last-minute arrival of Oviedo senior eo-captain Lisa LUJenqutot. who flew back from the funeral of a family member In Arizona to participate In the ceremony. Having landed at Orlando International Airport shortly after B p.m.. LUJenqutot entered the Oviedo Kym Just as the pregame warmups had ended and the ceremony waa about to begin. All the Lions needed was a win to make It a perfect night. But the Lyman Greyhounds, sparked by the clutch performance of Angel Rhodes and strong net play by Carolyn Cragcr and Laurel Ecker. provided the ultimate wet blanket, rallying from a first-game loss and three match points to beat Oviedo 9-15. 17-15. 15-12. Bowling □ SAC 3:30 p.m. Swimming ,4 p.m. ',4:30 p.m. Boys' Vollsyball □ laka BranMay f Ovtoda. JV. 6 pro.; V. 7 pm. □ lake Hawed at Lyman. JV. 6 p.m.; V. 7 p.m. □Saadaala at la k s Mary (1 enter Night). Junior varsity. 6 p.m.; varaity, 7 p.m. Girls Vollsyball A □ Deltona at Lafca Hawaii (l aalar Might). Junior varaity. • p.m.; varaity, 7 p.m. □Ovtada at Btahap Monro. Freshman, s p.m.; junior varaity, 6 p.m.; varaity, 7 p.m. □lamlnato at laaaiarg. JV, 4 p.m.; V, 5 p.m. :-3 ‘,* □7:30 p.m. — SUN, National Basketball Assoc Ia Mon. Miami Heal at Orlando Magic. (L) "This to Just awesome." said Lyman coach Christy Tlbbltts. who registered 'the first volleyball coaching win over Oviedo of her career. "The girls were psyched tonight They were rrody. ' "Before the match, we talked about Oviedo being ranked, about how they were honoring their seniors and trying to clinch the conference championship tonight. And we decided we weren't going to make It easy for them." The match wasn't rasy on anyone who witnessed tt. Using the metaphor of a pendulum to describe volleyball's often changing momentum, that bad boy was whipping back and forth al neck-wrcpchlng speed Tuesday night. Jamie Mendelsohn, who played the match hampered by a sore left hand (her strong side), opened the first game with a six-point service run for Lyman. When Shannon Munns answered Immediately with a fourpoint tear for Oviedo match, the tone wus set. With LUJenqutot on the bench to start the match, the early going was marked by a quick shootout featuring Oviedo's Stephanie Notoeux and Lyman's Carolyn Cragrr. After getting the serve back for Ovlrdo with a solo block. Notoeux put down a pair of kills to get the Lions □Bs« Vollsyball. Fag* 2B iq n ftr lender* d F B F M a IN wins. M l 01 wins. 10314 losses). On the girls side, i Seminote picked up league-leading Lake Brantley by humbling thlrd-ptan Lake Howell 15-3. Lake Brantley Impressive, clubbing fourth-place Oviedo. 14-4. while Lake Mary and Lyman rolled to a 9-0 Hr. Lake Brantley Unproved to 125 wins against Just 37 losses to lead Seminole (96 win*. B4 looses) by 27 wins. Following the leader* arc Lake Howell (63 wins. 79 losses). Oviedo (6614 wins. 93V4 losses). Lake Mary (66 wins. 94 losses) and Lyman <4314 wins. II8V4 tosses). The lop Individuals for the bey*' teams were: Lake B ra n tle y — Marc Wertheimer (235 game. 564 series) and Chris Bevlin (201 game). Lake Howell — Jon Oakes (233 game. 605 series). Tom Dam (215 game) and Jon Weber (211 game). Lake Mary — Dave Ouellette (214 and 201 games. 581 aeries). Lyman — Dan Botoay (246 game). Josh Sc hooping 1222 game. 504 series) and Brad Klrkman (232 game). Oviedo — Pat Leach (254 game. 597 series). Seminole — Tommy West (213 game. 592 series). Pacing the girls' scoring were: Lake Branlley — Julie Fantauuo (199 game. 526 aeries) and Mamie Bernstein (197 game. 517 aeries).. Lake Howell — Andrea Oyger 1191 game) and Patti Baxemore (466 sertesl. Lake Mary — Robyn Walter (160 game) and Natalie Settle (445 aeries). Lyman — Linda Martinet (207 Sunniland Corp., Gross Towing win in a hurry KM ) SANFORD — The co-leaders In the Sanford Recreation Department Women’s Fall Slowpltch Softball League had little trouble In staying lied as they both cruised to mercy-rule victories at Ptnchurat Park Tueaday night. Sunniland Corporation failed to score In the first inning. but then exploded for 20 runs on 17 hits In the second Inning to end Its gume with Oopsf Grcss Towing had to play a little longrr, but a 10-run third Inning put the game well out of reach aa Cress defeated Oops! 19-1 In five Innings. Sunniland Corporation and Cress Towing urr both 3-1 on the season, while Oops! to 0-4. Next week. Sunniland Corporation hosts the - M l* •« - • « MIM) IS It t M 0 ft** Tr»»l»S - I* U - I I doublehrudrr against Cress Towing at 7 p.m. and Oops! at Hp.m. Contributing to the Sunniland Corporation attack were Ann Lanza (home run. two singles, two runs). Lori Towns (triple, two singles, three runs). Carol Cranlck (triple, two singles, two runs). Mtcki Lewis (double, single, run). Barb Martin (two singles, three runs) and Sue Bugley (two singles, two runs). Also hitting were Krnar Lanza and Teresa Flnck (one double and two runs each). Nina Turrhon and Julie ALbertson (one single and one run each) and Chris Tipton (run). Trlsh Elllngsworth. Chris Usry. Marsha WcxKlham and Debbie Schruck had one tingle each for Oops! Doing the damage for Gresa Towing were Diane French (three singles, four runs). Paula Songer (double, single, two runs). Barbie Julian (two singles, two runs) and Debbie .Cole and Cindy Decker (two singles and one run each). Also contributing were Connie Roazell and Michelle Morrlssette (one single and two runs each). Kris Elherton (single, run). Michelle Bernlng (two runy) and Lynette Barkley and Barb Cole (one run each). Providing the offense for Oops! were DeljMe Cobb. Christine Hope and Cindy Roacoc (one single each) and Trtoh Elllngsworth (run). 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 ig a M H a f L jU i m p ¥5=‘ �■* - - - 4 ' | .if i 4 S T A T S & STAN DIN G S A vi lap 14 from sorty tooder Mac* B anbury. h(M off repeated i ImBm # * from Dirk Ouuglm M i Tufff li m i t a i m Ma second feature m n l of the frrl awfully Other feature m M wtnnrra were J w td Allison (Mint Stark*) B rett Weber Ifour-Cyllndee E nduro). Carl P i l m (HunA boulal. and Doug S am irti (M iniikm bm l Volleyball even at 7*7. Cragrr ended that Utile charge with a kill of her own Trailing 8*7. Michelle Culler setoed the momentum lor the Uona with a four-point run that Included an ace and a pair of unreturnabte serves, sparking Ovtrdo to a 139 wtn In the Aral it h u a» • it a m t |■ • v Nan* a ■Ma •* 1 Oviedo*lad 8-2 sod 9-4 before the Grey hound* started working their way back, eventually tying the score at 11*11 on a pair of u n re tu rn e d serves by Lisa Bridgra. That’a when LUjcnqutol Anally entered the match And she Immediately had an impact, setting Notarux for consecutive kills that ended Hrtdgrs’ run and gave the Lions a 12*11 lead. Ovledo'a advantage reached 14*11 with Notarux serving for the match when Rhodes stepped to the forefront. Twice Rhodes foiled the Lions* bid for match point, with a solo block at 14* 11 and with a kill off a set by Bridges al 15*14. Rhodes then served the Anal three points of Ihr game to co m p lete th e G reyhounds' comeback. Ecker's block ac­ counting for the Anal point. "We shouldn't have lost thto match." said Ovtrdo coach Anita Cartoon. "We had three match points and didn't take advantage of them. You can't do that, not at thto level." Just as Oviedo did at the start of th e s e c o n d gam e, th e Greyhounds started the third game the way they ended the second, sp rin tin g to a 9*1 advantage and eventually taking a 14-6 lead. And then, for a few fleeting momenta, it looked the Lions might be capable of a storybook ending. Notoeux started the Improba­ ble comeback with a four-point service run. After the teams auroaaciwa i s pm — I law. cwokw Fiat. exchanged the serve six limes. Formula I. I w n p u n Grows Frio Llljenqutot served two more satsasli points that came on a Nolseux — SUN. Arljano Foil loofuo icWNdMe al tun CMOS. (LI block and a Notoeux kill, cutting NATIONAL SAMETaALL ASSOCIATION the gap to 14*12. ’ pm -SU N .M aekTsni«M .tU r k ______ iiIMS LA Laker* Seattle Utah Haualen M innatot# t a s m - SUN. kaSWIMn Miami Moat at Orlando M at*. (LI •M m —SUN. Foal Gama Sasart. ID Portland Cotdan Stale LA Clipper* Dollar SOW II NO Bowling > M pm - «SPN, PSA. OraaMr Oatratl Opan. Ill SOX I NO • a m — E IF N . luntar mMSM— n St*. Tsny Maritwi v t Ranald Msraan, <LI C O U I I I FOOT SA IL 4 * s m . » N F<" - SUN. S etts* * Caokman/Cv McC Wren a sm - SUM. AuSwrw/Tarry S— Saw I p m — SC. Netr* Dams/Lav Haiti t U p m — 1C, F tar MtrStevs Spurrier • M s m -W IR B U . UMWAmiluorury •O IF Out Erkrr snuffed Ih r rally wuh a lull off a art by Ja m * Mrndrtoohn. who Anally am rrd l h r matrh winning point on Ihr Greyhounds' AAh attrmpt. Thr oulrom c m rana that Oviedo |ll*3. 8*1 SAC) will have to h eal Lake B ra n tlry on Thursday to wrap up Ihr confer r n r r crown Lyman 113-4. 8-2 SAC), which could ram a aharr of ihr SAC title* if Lake Brantlry uporta th r Llona. to off until ihr BADtotrtci 4 loumamrnt n o l i w rrk at Ovtrdo. t "This waa rrally important 1<W us." u td Tibbnu how th r gwfl know • h t i they ran do ariuB they play ffgethrr. «bw i i k j f play aa a tram Thto la d rn n lld fj a plua going Into thr districts." ' 1 HAWKS OUTLAST THieff ! SANFORD - Taking a d v a ii1 tagr of thrlr host's Irouble re­ ceiving arrvr In Ihr third game, th r Lake IfowrU Silver Hawks hung on for a 15-7, 12*15. 15-4 varaity glrto' volleyball victory over thr Srmlnolr fighting Serr<tnolra Turaday at Ihr Bill Hon* log Memorial Gymnasium. Lake Howell also won th i junior varaity match In th rrt garnet (IS-2. 13*15. 15-41 and awrpt the frrahman match In two games. **Wr had some serve receive trouble In the third game and that got us off to a bad start." said Seminole coach Beth Cocao. "We wen* able to get U taken care of. but we just couldn't get anything going." Senlora Christina Campbell and Jill Jasewlc led the Tribe’s effort. Campbell collecting six assists. 28 other good seta, three good spikes. three dinks, and three dlga while Jasewlc con­ tributed six kills, five other good spikes, eight blocks, six digs] and three dinks. Aubrey Nelson had eight kills] seven good spikes, two blocks] one dink, and three dlga. Marias* Alford added 10 dlga and flvtj blocks. Sabrina Sapp posted seven digs, seven blocks, and one dink. Chipping tn with digs were Yuka Shlmlra laeven)] tkawn Trains (five). U ta Joncn ( f o u r ) , and V il a p h o n e and 184 games. 536 series) and Jill Ramey 1175 game). Oviedo — Kelly Karson (156 game). Seminole — Rebecca Everly (209. 187. 175 games. 571 scries). Christina Bemlng (189 game. 503 aeries) and Lori Jackson (195 game). The SAC Bowling League moves to Longwood today for a 3:30 p.m. match al FalrlanesLongwood. Lyman will play Seminole, Lake Mary will face Oviedo and Lake Howell will battle Lake Howell. l M am —SUN.tallwlmCupFravtaw Hoasi s a c too » M a m — E IS N .H an ts* * R acin f MISCELLANEOUS I 1 1 A 1 k WaMMAftan a JafMrtan. Pa FrwM urf SI«t*.Md Eirpry and Hanry. Va Dktwitan, Pa Trinity. T ria l Cun tor*. N C. W arn - W il l la. Ssorta Wava* atm Jimmy JaWnaan MCCSR 1 M s m - EIFN. UEFA. ManctwtNr LMIladat Barcalona. (LI T E N N IS 1pm -SUN.OtfllalFCCIwrisiena.hAU Maknaaa: Mon. Wad. 5 SM. 1pm f*gh#y: at 7:30 pm Sonora Free al al Matmoes | CiRE V H O U N D P A R K �Experience a tasty Florida seafood venture anyone who to a rrlatl w a r friend of an akohohc. Serenity Won Alanon meets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. fThuraday non smoking) evening at • p m Meetings are held In the bark room of the Sahara Chib. 3657 South Sanford A w . Sanford. for additional meeting limes and loratlona In the Central Florida arm . or for more information, rail 333-4132. Ner-Anofi lo meet Nar Anon meets every Wednesday at • p m. at West Lake Hospital. MO West SOU Road 494. Longwood. Nar Anon la a support group open to families and fnenda of addicts. Dally living with an addin la morr turmoil than you can handle by yourself Join foe support In coping wtth your addict, gain arrenlly lo make deetalona and put your Itfr bach In focus. Can MO-1900 for more Information Rotsfy mssts ssriy Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings. 7 300 30 a m. at the Tlmacuan Country Club, on Rinehart Road. Con ta n Charlie Meeks, president, at 333-0735. Employment opportunity## foe seniors An employment program sponsored by the AARP Senior Community Service la available every Thursday morning, from 9 a m lo noon, at the Lake Mary Senior Center. 159 N Country Club Road. M l Downey will assist seniors wtth employment opportunities. For Information, call 334-3000. Weight Witchers msst on Thursdeys A torsi chapter of Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4 45 to 0 4 8 p m The Omni Toastmasters Club win meet at 5:30 pm. every Thursday at the AAA building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. CaUSam Ryan at 671-36M for more Information. Tot luck dinner Widowed person are Invited lo attend a pot hick dinner at 5 30 p m. every third Thursday of the month at the Casselberry Senior Center. 300 Lake Triplet Drive. Cased- Voluntosr coordinators to moot Seminole Council of Volunteer Coordinators meets the third Thursday of each month, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 pm ., at Denny's Restaurant. S R. 436. just west of Altamonte Mall. All volunteer coordinators and directors Involved with volunteers arc Invited lo attend. For Information, call nancy at 323-4440. Hollywood Essl ctoQfllofl dsssss Hollywood east Dancers conduct clogging classes every Thursday. Beginners from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and intermediate from 7:30 to 0:30. at Melodee Skating Rink. W. 25th Street near Airport Boulevard in Sanford. The coat to 53 per class, ages 5 and up. Parents free with paying child. For information, call Marty at 332-5761 or Dawn. 904-7350270. b eer, prepared com m ercial pickling spices, whole pepslices. Add tomatoes, being to a boll 3. Drop the shrimp into the boiling water and begin am ine and sim m er g e n tly for 30 Im m ediately. Cook fo r 1-5 minutes, according to the sire of the shrimp, until the shrim p are except file and simmer an addi­ tender and no kxigrr translucent tional 30 minutes. Add fUe and simmer an addi­ in the center (Check for done­ ness by breaking a shrim p In tional 3 minutes. Sprinkle wtth green onions and serve with half). 3. Drain shrimp and immedi­ cooked rice. Yield: Vk gallon or 10-13 ately "shock" the shrim p by immersing II In a bowl of ice water. This will hah the cooking Vi cup butter or margarine 14 cup olive oil 1 clove garttr. minced 1 cup sliced mushrooms Ik cup sliced green onions 2 Tbsp. chopped parsley 1 pkg (0 ox. | llngutne. cooked according lo package directions and drained Parmesan cheese (optional) Melt butter with olive oil In a la rg e s k ille t. Add g a r lic , mushrooms and green onions: aautc until tender. Add shrimp and heat through. Stir In parsley. S e rv e over h o t. c o o k e d l l n g u l n e : s p r i n k l e w ith Parmesan cheese. Yield: 6 servings until hot. Yield: 6 servings. Now that Call Is here and Halloween to just around the corner, here's a pumpkin recipe that will make a delicious de­ ssert. Barbara Hughes Gregg of the Seminole County Extension Cooked, picked crab meat Service sent this dcltcaay to (sold fresh, froten or pasteur­ share with readers. ized) should have a fresh, mild o d o r. O y sters, c la m s an d mussels in the shell should be 0 slices white bread alive, as Indicated by a tightly 3 eggs, slightly beaten 2Vk cups milk 1 can 116 os.) solid pack pumpkin Hcupsugar I top. ground cinnamon Vktop. ground nutmeg Vktop. vanilla extract 44 cup ratalns Stined cream* (optional) Preheat oven to 375* F. In 2-quart c a sse ro le , crum ble bread. Combine eggs. milk, pumpkin, su g ar, cinnam on, nutmeg and vanilla: add raisins. Stir Into bread. Set caaaerok in larger casserole or baking dish; fill larger dish wtth hot water. Bake 70 minutes or until knife Inserted near center comes out clean. Serve warm or chilled with stined cream. Yields about. 8 servings. •Stined Cream: Soften 3 cups vanilla Ite cream : stir until smooth. Ilatai If desired, substitute 8 slices raisin bread for white bread, cinnamon and raisins. For those watching their tot grama and calories, there are a number of new Items on the m a r k e t. E d y ' s f a t - f r e e , choloaterol-frce and gugar-frec Ice cream la absolutely delicious, although It costa a tad more than comparable brands. Also. Eagle Brand Condensed Milk has slashed Its calorics and tot 50 percent. T Can’t Believe ot's Not But­ ter” will Introduce a new spray this fall that has no fat. calories nor cholesterol per serving. Happy pigging out) CINE M A S aHwa w tgumouiutmtnt'. 5m / TilO lTk Tm r r Sk iI; �« - law ted HMM. Sanlotd. 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Kevin L. Anderson A Pearl Hr the MM." V.C b. "The 10. "L ite Water t o Chon* la ir .* * L a u r a E s q u i v e l (Doubteday-Anehael 10. *1 Drbe Moore Campbell IPutnam) II "ttoeIng Our Say.” Sarah 11. "One True Thing." Anna and A. Ettm brth (Many with Amy Hearth m a il I t "Intenrtrw with the Vam IX "A Son of the Cirrus.' Irving l I HaM Asleep In P n g Pa IX "Halt 13 "SmUtas Senae of Snow." famaa." Tom Hobbtna (Bantam) Prter Hoeg HMD 14 "The GW." OanirOe Steel 14 "Gone Hut Not Forgotten." Phillip Margolin IDamam) (Oetarortel 15 "Hidden Fire." Sandra IB. "Mutant Memage Down Brown (Warner) Under." (IUxprr<'otana| I. "M en are from Mara. Women art from Venus." John Gray (HaeperCottHtal X Barham Bush A Memoir." Barbara Bush tSrribnrral X "The Hot Zone." Richard Preston (Random House) 4 "Don't Stand Too Ctoar to a N a k e d M a n ." T im Al l r n l l t yl ipHrini lo inii iiv I snford Optimists tor tha by Cathy Cody (latt) and Foggy tram Samlnota County Schooia a participation in lha "Partnara in Eicaitenca" program in tight photo. Cmia Butter part) peasants a Ida mamtatahip in tha chib to Qua Ombarg THE GFEAlAMUCAN INVESTMENT 5 "Couplehood." Coo Paul Hrtarr (Bantam) 6 . " Ja m e s H e rrlo t'a Cal Stories." James Herriol ISt Man Ins) 7. "In the Kitchen with Rosie.” Koalr Daley (Knopf) A AD • Fair," Mary Mataltn and James CamUr with P tu r Knobeler (Random tto u a r / Simon 4 Srhuatrrt 0 "No Ordinary Tune." Doris K earna Goodwin ISlm on A Schuetee) 10 "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Ertt." John (trrrndt IRandom House) II. "Baseball," Geoffrey C Ward and Ken Bums (Knopf) IX "Tha Hook «d Virtu**." william J Hrnnrtt-ffUmon A Schusteti * df IX "Heal Momenta." Barbara I. Hom icidal Psycho JungV Cat." BUI Walterson (Andrews A MrHeel) 3 "The Shipping News," E Annie Prouia IS A A Touchstone) 3 "7 ItabHa of Highly Effrcllvr Propte." Stephen R C o re y (S A S-Fireside | 4 "Care of the Soul." Thomas Monte (liarpet Perennial) 5. " G u m p lam a." Wlnaton Groom (Porkel Hooka) A "C hicken Soup foe the Soul." Jack Canfield and Mark llanaen. eda (Health Com*munlest tons) 7. "A History of God." Karen Armstrong (BalUntlncl A "All the Pretty Horses. Cormac McCarthy (Vintage) tf “Dakota." Kathleen Norris. (Houghton Mifflin) 10- "The Hoad Lem Traveled." M. Srotl Peck. MO ( B A S Touchatonr) II. "What to Eipert When You're Expecting.” A- Elsrn her|. II. MurkofT A S. Hathaway (Workman) t l . " L a s h e r . " Ann Wire IttalUnttnei 13. "Mama Makas I Up liar Mind." Halley While iVlntage) NOTICE Tour ot homo* commMtte are (from Mt* Carote Ha im , patron party chairman; Judy Poliak, ad book chairman; Judith Cohan, publicity chairman; FIRST SEMMOLE Mettz, ovarall event chairman; Sylvia Samai, advisor; Gloria Titan, advisor. Bo m H adassah’s annual tour sp o tlig h ts four h o m es T h e H ad aaaah " T o u r of Homes" ts scheduled lo take place. Wednesday. Oct. 36 from 10 a.m. to 4 p m. This will be the ISth year for Hadaaaah's Tour of H o m e s s p o n s o r e d by R la h o n a-M a sa d a G roup of Hadaaaah who will once again host the annual event. This year there will be four homes on the tour, each one different from the other and unique In Its own way. reflecting the Individual lifestyle of the owner. The homes on the lour are: Home of Richard and Erika Baldwin, 801 Elizabeth Drive. Winter Park. Designer: Berta Hall. ASID: Berta Hall Interiors. Winter Park. Home of Jamall. 1545 Palmer Ave.. Winter Park. Designer: Sam Ewing. ASID of EwingNoble Interiors. Winter Park. Home John Chertvasal. 706 West Lake Adair. Orlando. De­ signer: John Chertvasal. Home o f David and Lisa Jaamond. 918 Seville Place. Or­ lando. Designer: Mark Rash. Mark Rash Interiors. Orlando. Tickets for the tour are $10. Ii purchased In advance, or $12 II purchased at the door and in­ clude all four homes. Tickets may be purchased at the follow­ ing locations; Gallery 17-92. 912 S. Orlando Ave.. Winter Park; Tickets to Go Travel ACency. 174 Oxford Rd.. Fern Park: Zenith Travel Consultants. 195 S. Westmont Dr.. Suite L.. Alta­ monte Springs: Greater Lake I M ary/llrathrow C ham ber of Commerce. 3821 Lake Emma Rd.. Lake Mary: Four Seasons. 401 Park Ave. North. Winter Park: and Fabric Showplace. Inc.. 972 Orange Ave.. Winter Park: and Kosella Bonham . 323-8284. Overall chairperson Is Rose Meltz. For further Information ■he may b e c o n ta c te d at (407)365 6387. 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Microwave (100 percent) 3-4 m ln u lc a until back to the basics for new taste treat World via Aais to take on a new ta s te in “ C h u n k y O a rd e n ( mmpar ho ' Like the original, dired luraaloaa and rurum ber are used - then the flavorful difference happens Asian and Mrsltan seasoning* and Ingre­ dients — naturally brewed light any sauce, sherry, cilantro, hot pepper aaure and Mark beam — are added to create a refreshing, reotyanup The benefit of light soy aaure la that Mhas the ability to bring all of the Individual flavors Into balance. It also has Iraa aodlum than regular brewed any aaure. yet retains all at Its distinctive qualities Taking Utile lime to prepare. you'll enjoy the worldly ring of (hr hearty, aplry soup 2 pounds freah tom atoes, T urkey m ixture c a n be rad over maahrd potatoes. Tour ' n m m - i ('rumble turkey Into dlah: add onion. Microwave ||0 0 percent), Combine tnmalora. I Tbap. uncovered. 3-d minutes or until light aoy aaure. sherry and It* meat la no longer pink, stirring cups water In medium asurrpan Cover, bring lo boil Reduce heal and altnmrr 10 minutes, •lifting occasionally. Remove fnwn heal and cool, then rrf r l gr r al e u n t i l thoroughly chilled Hilr In beam, cucumber, cilantro, pepper aaure and re­ maining 2 tablespoons of light soy sauce S en e Immediately. Makes 4 serving*. A word of warning to do-it-yourself electrical workers ric n c e d a tra g ic lo sa . My husband was electrocuted Ut our ssrtmmtng poof, t feel an obliga­ tion to warn others who are v plansing lo put a swimming Spool on their property. 5 My husband w as in o u r •swimming pool, and for some •reason. he reached over lo plug win the pump. The long prong on J ib e 110-volt plug had broken off J in the receptacle, and the second Sprung touched the boa. causing wan electrical shock that killed tm y husband Instantly! The J coroner said h r had a massive • heart attack. 5 This could have been prr I vented. My husband and a friend ; of his did the electrical work • Ihemsieves. which seemed like a • good way to aavr some money. I Now I realize that one should Xalways gel a qualified electrician • to do all electrical work. - It la loo laic for my husband. : but I am writing so other* can be I warned not lo make the terrible • mistake my late husband made. Mltriw u i (100 percent), uncowered. 7 4 minute* until mislure kotla and thtekena. stirring unce. S tir In turkey, wine. signed our name* and wrote a line or two to very special friends. I think It is entirely out of line to expect the bereaved (especially thoae on a fixed Income) to spend 450 for stamps alone, plus another 410 to 420 lor card*. If I thought that every sympa­ thy card I sen t required a thank-you card. I would atop sending them out of consid­ ers (ton for the bereaved. I would either telephone or call on them personally. I wonder how many other* feel Ihe same way? M A IT B L L M IA U i T t F f M LASS, N.T. 2 DEAR WIDOWi Thank you for According to Ihe mall I've al­ 5 writing to warn other*. Your ready received. I would venture ^message will reach millions of lo guess that several thousand 2 people, and let'a hope they'll readers agree with you. tSrealtxe the Importance of hiring J-a qualified electrician to do all and I started going together. I w their electrical work. asked her to please get iter teeth £ DEAR ABRTi Today I read fixed, a* site needed It badly. I £ something In your column that even offered to pay for tt. She agreed to aee a dentist, but she £ makes me want to blow my top. 5 Anyone who knows anything never did. t know she hasn't £about radio knows that you been to a dentist In a good many £ never say “ over an d o u t." years. We ore planning to be married £"Over" means that I'm going lo 2 let you Udk now. while “out" In a few months. Lost night I 2 means I'm hanging up. I'm outla reminded her of her promise and told her lo start right away so 2 here. j Talk about a slap In the face: she would look nice fur our wedding. She turned very cold > "over and out” really ta one. 2 If you have to aay something. on me and said she didn’t want 2 s a y "over” or say “ o u t." to discuss It. Abby. she's a very pretty girl, * whichever one Is appropriate. hut her teeth are ugly. When she '*• Never, never both. smiles. It spoils her looks She's u wonderful person In every other way. But her teeth * Thanks for the lesson In radio are su had . I would even ♦ jargon. It is very much apprecl- postpone our wrddlng until she gets them flxrd. What should I l ated. Out. do? THSQROOM DEAR AERYi I think you and DEAR OROOMi The only logi­ Lctltla lUldrlgc. your etiquette expert, should update your rules cal reason for your flanrer to duck the dentist is fear. She on writing thank-you notes. You both are entirely out of needs to be assured that dentist­ line to expect a written thank- ry has come a long way since you note for a card cxpreaalng she was a little girl. Offer to go with her and let the denllat sympathy. When my father died, my examine her mouth and explain mother received 150 sympathy exactly what must be dune. A cards. People who sent flowers neglected mouth Is nol only or food —and there were close to unsightly. It's unhealthy. She SO — were thanked with Indl- may be a wonderful girl, but she v l d u a l n o t e s , w h i c h wc needs to grow up and face purchased In a card shop. Wc reality. Help her. Kinht Ni �Tuesday lineup puts ABC at top of ratings CLASSIFIED ADS NEW YORK - With five of IU ■howi In the Top lO. ABC routed to ratings victory on Its Tumday Qneup of ''Home Im­ provement." "Groce Under fire" and "NYPOBlue." For the fourth consecutive week of the n r* if w in . "Home Improvement" was TV** top34.2 million viewers. 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N.Y. 10163. ■CORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 Your pride mi ght be your Achilles' heel today. Don't treat situations as serious affronts when friends only mildly dis­ agree wtth you. RAOITTARIUR (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Usually you're the type of person who Is willing to help West led the heart 10 The dummy ram e down and South aaw that h r had taro area to dlatodgr. Yet while hr waa others. Today, however, you might step out of character and turn your back on someone who really needs your assistance. CAPRICORN (Dec. 33 Jan. 10) Beware of your Inclination to split hairs today In your In­ volvement with others. This could create serious complica­ tions If something of value must be divided. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 10) To be effective today, you must be focused and single minded. If you attempt to do one thing while your thoughts are on another, failure ta probable. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Today you're likely to be more productive and a better perform­ er when left to your own devices. Try to get out from under the heavy gaze of supervisors. ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) De patient In your financial and commercial affairs today. If you feel Impelled lo lake erratic action to stimulate situations. It could be detrimental rather than helpful. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Try lo be unbiased today when dealing with people you don't ANNIE goaaw a 1 DOB would ralahllah and run hla chance." Well, when you make an heart suit Their waa but one opening lead at the bridge table. chance. When Eaat produced the Ihere la. of course, an element of heart lark. South playrd low. Aa chance. But If you have listened Eaat didn't have another bean to closely to the bidding and built lead, the contract waa aafr. up a picture of the opposing South, at 111 having two heart hands, you should do better than stoppers. waa a tempo ahead of someone who Is picking a suit al Weal. That waa well playrd. but now random. What would you lead from the ronaider the dlflrrenre It makra West hand against three no­ If Wral makra the Imaginative opening lead of the heart king. trum p In today's deal? South waa loo strong to make Even It thta pins the singleton a one-no-trump overran in the queen In East's hand, the con balancing position, which shows tract will atlll go down lunleaa about 13-14 points. So. h r dummy has a long minor suit) doubled first and then rrbtd In Weal la one alep ahead, lie no-trum p after hla partner's establishes hla heart suit before South tun driven out both of strength-showing cue-bid. Bring a textbook sort of chap. Weal'a area. ANDfl WASTH\SWWSE SWT THIS ..1 GOT Mff FUST KNEE-TO-TW POT HERE.WD 1 RENSMUR GROIN AHD ICE-COLD OPMttl n UKE tt WAS TESTERDAY... SOOA POUBED ON Ntf HEAD - h p iu m r Michel Cyquern de Montaigne, in the 16th century, wrote: "Our artadom and deltaerattan foe the UPHERE-THIS WAS OUR HMt JUT LANENWHERE. WE ALLUSED TO PARK AFTER DANCES AND STUFF.. r .iu n n nnn ~n n r pjunn unnunrinu nnnn nnnn nnu ::nn nur.in nun to jiin u iin n n m i ii if.i iirouu riuun none) nnnn nnn nm nun Hwur.inn Linn unnr i ion rjc-jn riHi n i ucom-3 m m n n n n nnnn nnnr nnu nnnn nnnn nnn ouohtaum 7H* C*U*AW JO JfiT A M K T.’S 5ttIM?AMO1 like. Indifferent or spiteful ac­ tions on your behalf could boo­ merang. OEMIffl (May 21-June 20) T asks o r assignm ents you usually handle In stride might prove difficult today, especially If you're working with Ineffective aids. CANCER (June 2 1July 22) Being a big spender In hopes of Impressing othrrs Is a foolish role to play today. Don't Insist on picking up the check If everyone has already agreed to pay his/her share. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Even though your motives may be laudable today regarding (he objectives you hope to achieve, you must be very careful that the tactics you uae are equally laudable. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Today you might be a bit more talkative than usual and this could erratr complications. You mi g h t say s omet hi ng you shouldn't and end up trying to extricate your fool from your mouth. C w i'llM ItU N i WS P A S I X CN rcasaisf assn � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1994 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 19, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 19, 1994. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 19, 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/5066e0df3262e114eb92170ffdfffdde.pdf 42875f2c43373c9a4fc2216658fc8d10 PDF Text Text ff WEDNESDAY ovember 9, 1 994 S a n fo r d H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Laka Mary and Samlnola County alnca 1000 8Hh Year No 09 - Sanford Florida County flies GOP colors NEWS DIGEST M orris victorious over Perry; Adam s edges out Dem Furlong □ Sports Tough night at home S A N F O R D — Pont Mmollng and weak re tunneling left V m in o lr Cocnrminlti I'ullrgr with nnlv one course of at tIon In It* |{tmr 7 cirseta v with Iniltan River Communltv College H e rP ag e IB □ BRIEFS Sorry, no bungee jumping S A N F O R D — li t i i N .10 a m today Sleepy-eyed. hut »|»ry and feisty participant* in the Golden A fr Game* were ratualljr milling about from thr headquarter* at the Sanford Civic C e ntrr throughout downtown Sanford Ih m n thr people ltnr«l *trrrt. a huge rran r (not the bird, hut m rrhantrall. complete with iiip n and othrr lilting gear hovered o vrr llrani lower* Crowd* of anxious spectator* gathered on thr gmund below with thrtr ryr* ra*t *kvward wondering what thr Golden Agrr* w rrr up tone*! A prrplexrd *prt tutor phoned thr ffrra/if to Inquire tl hunger |umptni{ i* In d u d rd in tndav • Golden A rc Game* *c h rd u lr Hunger Jumping" Ifm m anything ataiul Not that w r know A quirk call to Hrain Tower* rrvra lrd that no such dramatic and exciting m lion a* bungee Jumping I* planned at th r tower* lint wr arr getting a new roof, after 22 year*.' th r •|mkr«man Uughrd Brown elected circuit judge HI i 'A T H H . ALA — S h rrrtr W llrOWR daughter of Carrie and San Greene of Saidord. wa* rlecterl rlrrult fudge for M<irgan County In Tur*da v * election A l*e. W in, Ala la * ro l»rti«r«« im n n l banked at age U and t* a 1972 grartiutr of Seminole Mlgft School Sf»e got her *tart In Sanlord working for the law linn. Cleveland Ml/e and Herrv Counterfeiter sought The Seminole County *hrrlfl'« olllce ha* turned over to U S Secret Service agrnt* In Orlando nine rounterleit twenty dollar bill* that were u*rd for payment at thr 7-Eleven »torr. 3350 N Highway 17-02 In Longwood. Ia*t Monday. According to Ihr *hrrtfr* office, an uniden­ tified wom an pa**rd the phony hill* to Ih r store'* clerk when she purchased an American Express money order at thr More at about I 30 that afternoon # By J. MARK BAR PIILD Herald Senior Staff Writer S A N F O H D — Semi note ( m inty * county com m ission returned to it* He|NihlU an ttikrr* of five year* ago with the defeat of Deux* rat In c u m b e n t L a rry Furlong and lire elrctkm of Randall Mum* Tuesday S e m in o le f o u n t y Joined the nationwide R e p u b lica n route of Winfield Adams Drtnorrats voting solidly for Republican candidate* uc ro** the election board The imly exceptions were the prrd<irntnatrly Democratic congressional Dtstriri 3 and Florida Senate District I t where Demo­ cratic Party tnrom hrnt* were returned With lo o penent of the county * 133 prrrtnrt* refiortlng Winfield Adams edged past Incumbent Furlong hy a' 52 4 In 47 ft maforlty Adam* received 13 323 voles lo Furlong * .I'i 432 Furlong was the llrst Democrat elected to the i ounty commission in more titan two dcradr* In thr iMttle of the mayors l.akr Mary's Morris walkrd ahead of Adrienne Perry of l/mgwtiocl in early return* and stayrd there finishing with a Associated Press Writer MIAMI When th r sun n**r today. Ih r ' lie o « in was bar k for four mure year* I till m il, * llrl Mm- lia U lr ,l Unlit •* a long political life "W e iin ilil havr lost this race, and we were |iertia|>s on our way to livslng tl when a lot ol you said we re not going lo lei this hapirrn.' Gov iMiwion Chiles said alter nudging Republic.in challenger J r h Hush In Ih r rlusesl governor * r a r r In Flor­ ida history As ( lilies' *up|Htitrr* i hauled "Fo u r more years." the governor donned a cram skin c ap lor hi* victory spree h at a Tam pa hotel "W hat time Is It? If* Just hrlorr d aw n." Chiles said, referring lo hi* self styled title of "he ir*in " Chiles had warned Hush Iasi week that there s an old Southern expression that the "he-coon" — the smartest and toughest racoon of the park — walk* Just lirforr Ihr llglit of dawn »•»*it mil •!••!* . I.acHnb Hun tirrir, ’ I * Hush <artled 40 of thr stair'* 67 counties. Including Seminole and Orange, and was strong in all arras of lhe stale rxcejil for South Florida where Chiles rffre lively won the race wlUi a I23.tkk> vote advantage In llroward County C h ile * h a d 51 p e r c e n t , or 2,000.072 vote* to Hush's 49 |ier cent, or I.99H.537 votes with 96 {irrcenl of the prec incts counted This Is a very special night for m e." said thr 64-year-old Chile*, who has never hern defeated In a B t r A m e n d . P a g* 7R statewide rare This Is sort of the last lime I'll h a v r a chance |o do this " Moment * after taking a con­ gratulatory c a ll from Hush the governor talked by telephone with 1-traCiirnl C h i l l . .,1 By VICKI DeBORMIBR Herald Staff Writer Compiled from staff reports V 4 I HtflM NtttB by Apeyf iBNHlOA Jeane Morris, seated, with supporters Susan Smith and Sandy Traogor rv rn lliim g h lie had imputed C linton durttig ht* c ampalgn Hush* father, former President George Hush. pr-cllrtrcl hi* second son would rem ain invcdved "Jel> will continue to be a leader, as Ire always ha* hern. In his com m unity and hi* state." wait! thr elder Hush Hush, who made his first hid for elective oilier, received more vote* th a n R e p u b lic a n w in n e r Hob Marline/In I9H6 " I am satlcfFnrd by thr fact that Bee Chile*. Page 7B Incumbent keeps school board seat LO N G W O O D - T h r Winter I’olar Solihull League of the City of Longwood |>ark and recreation department will Ire starting Jan 'I. 1095. Game* will lie played Monday through Friday night* There will Ire Men* C and coed tram* Registration will tie Nov. 22 at Candyland Park Any tram intrrrstrd In Joining the league should call Sandy Lomax. 2UO-3447 nr Lincoln 331-6974 Prlie* per learn range (rum •220 cord to §290 men* teams for 10 weeks one night u week played ut Candyland Park For more woothsr, see Papa 2A SA.NFOHD Seminole Countv liked l lie first proposed change* lo the six year old County Home Rule Charier and voted en thustastlially 1 uewday to approve the four amendment* on J ursdav • lialloi The « hanges a rr sw reping S fiool hoard mrmtier* will now he rlrrtrd hy Ifie {tarty {irtmary {m ar** An eionomk iit i |u i i analy si* must lie prr|M rrd brforr any legislatkm t* considered which would afire* the {Mirkrt book* of taxpayer* Commissioner* can now ask clerks and any oilier siaffrr* quest Ion* w n houl Ihr thrral of violating the charter non Interference clause And perhaps th r most signifkant change of all, the county's county manager form of government was altrrrd bv transferring thr ‘He-coon’ back for four more years Softball league forming T o d a y : P a r tly sunny High In the m id HO* W in d Houtheasl 5 to 10 mph Herald Senior Staff Wntsr Randall Morris with daughter She I* described a* a black woman. 45 years old. about 5*6" and 230 pounds Shr t* said to have brown ryr* and short black hair Sunny weather continues B y J. MARK B A R P IILD See C o u n ty. Page 7B The wom an wa* photographed hy thr store * ■ecurtty camrra while shr was making thr transaction Classifieds...........6B,BB Horoscope................ BA Com ics........................SB Movies........................SB Crossw ord.................0B Notion.........................BA Door Abby..................4B People..................3B.4B Dootha...................... 7A Polleo......................... 3A *>'• Oott....................... SB Sports................... 1B.2B Editorial......................BA Telavlslon................. 3B Florida.........................2A Woathor..................... 2A Sweeping changes: Voters OK four county amendments Gov Lawton Chita* mala Buddy MacKay and running Local man may face other charges in infant’s death By VICKI DaSORMIBR S A N F O R D — T h r a n tic ip a te d a n il* Incum bency vote did not rrach to the Seminole C o u n ty school lioard race on Tuesday Aftrr a see saw start that had challenger Te d Darker .mil one term board m em ber Jeanne Morris trading leads through the early hours of the returns. Morris pullrd ahead and nrver looked lu rk When all thr Im IIo I s were counted well into the wee-hour* of the morning. Morris had nearly 12.500 votrs more than lirr opponent. "I'm delighted." she said when Ih r final results were In. "I think this *ay» a lot atiout th r leadrrshlji tram I think It shows Supt (Paul) Hagrrty has dour a good Job." Morris said under ILigeriy's leadership th r school N u rd has made a number of key changes that werr "validated” hy the outcome of thr election When all was said and done. Morn* had garnered 44.745 vote* and ILu k rr had gotten 32.207. Darker, w ho describe* htm srlf a* an "eternal optimist" said h r was pleased to have rrre lvrd 4 1 9 percent ol Ih r vote See School. Page 7B Herald Staff Writer D E H A K Y — An 18-year-old Luke Mary man Jailed for injuring a 7-month old Infant may face stlflrr charge* now that thr liahy ha* died, authorities *ald J a m ie S w ln r h a r t . the boyfriend of the 7 m onth old Infant'* mother. w.i* tiring held In the Volusia County Ja il under suicide watch on a hall million dollar bond on onr count of frlony aggravated child abuse. Il Is brltrved that he Is not thr lathrr of the child, officials said. Sw lnrhart live* at I7H W Lakevlrw A v r . Lakr Mary T h e Infant. Jose Anthony Trinidad, dlrd of Injuries at 2 12 ji.m Monday at Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children A Women In Orlando, said Sgt Gordon Meyer, a sjMikrsman for Ihr Volusia C o u n ty Sherlir* Office " T h e stale allorncy will present (the case) to a grand Jury and they will determine whether or not to Indlrl (S w ln rh a rt) and under what charges," C hrryl Downs, also a spokesman for the Volusia sheriff's oilier, said Friends of Sw lnrhart. who deputies said was an See Death, Page 7 A Lake Mary eyed for movie studio site By NICK PPBIPAUP Herald Staff W riter L A K E M A R Y — Movie sludlo olllrlal* a rr concerned a premature announcement last week ol a major movie studio I*m g considered in the Lake M ary area m ay hinder efforts to obtain needed property at fair market value pric es. Preliminary site locating and ini­ tial planning was *up|in*c-(l to lakr |ilace before any planned major announcem ent was made " W r planned a big press conference lo make ih r announcement In about thrre weeks." said Craig Soldlngrr. Soldlngrr. presently the president of Florida Motion I’lrture and Tele­ vision Association. Is executive vice president of marketing and devel­ opment for the developer. Sun Studios. Michael Garfield Is also a Sun Studio olllclal Lake Mary C ity Manager John Litton says Garfield and Soldlngrr have been checking Into property uvalluhlllty In and near taikr M.irv "A s we understand It." said Lakr Maty City {'U nite r Malt West. "T h is Isn't going to lie any tourist attrac­ tion. rather It I* to lie a fully working studio........ what they say would lie the biggest studio of It* kind on Ihr rust coast, with at Irani right sound Mages." Soldlngrr said there will also lie two major hotels assoclutrd'wlih the studio. "O ne would he a very large p u b llr-ly p r hotel, complete with u trade show and exhibition center, and an enclosed am phitheater rajiablr of seating possibly 7.500 peojilc." " T h e other one." he continued, "w ill be a private hotel, for u*e only C Sec M o v lc a . Page 7 A FOR THE BEST IN EDITORIALS, OPINIONS AND ANALYSIS OF THE NEWS, READ TH E HERALD �sa Sanford Moroid Sanford Florida WoOnoxda,. No*omt'or y vrM r>'CT!13SEni AND ACROSS THE STATE Casinos fail NEWS FRO __________________________________________ A ll other co n stitu tio n a l am endm ents pass GOP gains one seat In House race T A L L A H A S S E E — "Big lU ililv " Don Uarlltr one n( the wtnnlngrst drag raters of all time spun hi* * lirf lr on thr pol iH rilt rack T h r blunt talking Ocala Krpubltcau hail nothing to m v . leaving hi* planned vlrtnr>' patty Dte Tuesday afler II quttkiv Ix-i ante clear h r would lust- to Ini um hrtit Democratic Rrp K a m i Thurm an ot Du one IInn. T h r OOP v u r m unting on Garllt* 62. ol Orala. to unseal Thurm an -IT. anil on lorm rr natal Intelligence officer Mark Sharpe. 34. of Tam pa, to rrttrr 32 vrar Incumbent H rp Sam Ollrtion*. 74. one of the mo»t powrrful Demnrralx In Cimgrrs* Elm hm h ra m r u p abort By JA C K IE HALLIPAX Associated Press Writer T A L L A H A S S E E - Floridian* v d no casinbs am i fishing n rts and Vr* measure* that link *latr taxes to |v-rw income and make it easier lo limit taxe< the luturr through citizen initialn r Voter* also said stale taw maker* tHild push ih r *tart of ihetr two month v « > : >n iut k trout February to Man h Of th r five proposed co n stitutio n a l amendment* on Tuesday's Ivallot thr only one that tailed was tucked by more money than has ever Iwen ra tv d in FbatiLi history for any candidate or issue T h r Proposition for I.lim itd Casinos raised $16 7 million in an rllott to gel Florida Voters In iqwn the stair up In 47 casino* In hotels |<artmuturls anil ttvet boats Republican* however, dlil pick up iin r vacani I von* rati* v a t anil probably another in Flotilla without losing any II (>r Dave Weldon * lead hold* up In District 15 w h rrr 36 (wreent of th r vote rrm a ln rit uruountril latr Tuesday. thr Republican* will In rrra v thrtr rnngrnvakmal ailvantagr In Flotilla to 13 N A look al rai r* involving other Democratic Incumbent* — Hrp Petr Prtrm on 59. of Marianna, ilrfratril Republican Carole Griffin 36. a T a lla h a a v r political ronxultant and lobbyist for anti abortion and other ronarrvallve cause-* In District 2 ‘ We «pent a lot of m oney, 1ml I th in k we did w hal we had to do." Patrti k Hntirrts chairm an of the r s n i,u i( n said todav Kotirrta p rr dieted a more sweeping casino — Hep C brrtnr Hr own. 47. of dacksonvlllr drfratrd Hr publican Marc L lttlr. 43. a public relations man and in n s rrva lb c radio commrivtator from Jacksonville, in Dlstrlit 3. tnrastiir » <mlil surfarr in two or (m il years 1 think ihr> were oveigrredy. Miami Reach Mayor Seymour G ellirt said "Th e publlt s.iw ifirtnigti I be fad that they were Irving in rip on the statr literally." Gellirt said It was amazing In think lltal •a*li*o |'M>p>l*enl* spent tin tie money than Gov Law ton Chiles and defeated Hr Pub! •u ch.illrngef Jeh Bush who together yearly SI t nullum in Ihr gubernatort ran ictus organized In a grotip W known Nt; < aslnm r a tv d alaMit $1 ft milium li w, third unit In ft, years •fiat FVrrtdii d they didn't wani i asiruv* in the stale Floridian* overwhelming!! voted bn an amendmeui that would Im ii moat fishing nrts from statr watrrs The pro|ai*al outlaw* ftsfilng nets that call h fish In Ihrtt mesh from all Honda watrrs It also txtn* the u v of any kind of net bigger than 3(Jl) septate (ret In luslaotr and nearshore waters We re m ig h ty h a p p y ," said K a il W it k stro iu , p ublisher uf the F lo tld a S|s>rtsman magazine and ■balrman of the S a v r O u r Seallfe C o m m llte e w hirl* sponsored the amendment U l t k s i t o t n t a ile d the r e s u lt s an overwhelming mandate from the |ieop|e ‘ Th is Is a turning point In marine management history, h r said Jerry Hansom executive titter tor of Orga n u rd I lahrftnrn of Fltirlda. 1lid it alert the com men tal IWhlng Industry would explore legal t hallengrs He i otnpared the |*a*sagr of the amend merit which his group says threatens tfietr livelihoods lo thr 192.1 destruction of a bta< k s*n le m rn t A while mnh leveled HovwiaMt in a week long rampage afirr a white woman a rru*fd a Mat k man of iajw * This is the greatest inpistue rotnm lttrd against a group of Floridians since ihr R osew ood m a ssa cre Sansorn said "S o m e b o d y yells rape and su d d e n ly Htousands of IttUotvnl profile * lives air Nee C a s in o s . Page 7 A Carrico defeats M iller for Longwood seat T h r thfrr Hrpuhlican incumtirnia' nscr* shaped up this wav — Rrp Jo hn Mn a. 51. of Winter Park, drfratrd Derm* rat Edw ard J Goddard. 65. a Ixtngwood stork broker. in District 7 — Hrp. Charles T Canady. 40. of laikrland defeated I'oik County Commissioner Robert Connors 42 a Lake Wales Democrat. In Dt*trtrt 12 — Hep Ctay Shaw. 55. of Fort laiudrrdalr was reelec ted In I >tstrict 22 over Palm Beach To w n Council President Ifermlnr Wiener 60 a recent Democratic ronveri and president of an In tenia i tona I serunt y company. In District 22 By S A N D R A I L L I O T T Mack defeats Rodham to win re-election Harald Start Writer MIAMI — W hen It came to Republicans capitalizing on voter discontent with I’rrsidcnt Clinton. U S Sen Connie Mark said h r had It easy — his opponent was thr first lady's brother Hugh Rodham Mack became the first Republican to win rrelection lo the Senate from Florida this century by sotldlv trouncing Rodham His wtn Tuesday took a llttlr sting out of thr OOP's drlral In the gubernatorial elect ion Mai k t victory, forecast by polls throughout the campaign was a lar cry from l!WO* w hen Mat k squeaked Into office by less Ihan I percent ol thr vote against Muddy Mar Kay — who wrnt on to become lieutenant governor Republicans gain majority, state Senate TA LLA H ASSEE — Republicans took control ol the Florida Senate for the first time this century Th e 21-19 major!!v for the GO P had hinged on the outcome of a close rare In the Spac e Coast In that race. Republican challenger Charles Brunson of Satellite Beach upset Democratic Sen Patrtcta Gtogan ol Merritt island. I C r p u l il le a t ls —— t> t,» k r t h e 20 30 p a rtis a n s t a lr m a ir th a t H ie , has , I stvrated the cham ber since 1992 It marks the first time since Kn-niMirksdo* that Republicans have controlled a legislative chamber In Florida Fourteen Senate v a ls were contested Republicans and Democrats targeted about lialf of th o v tares as the key to gaining a majority in ih r jp p rr chamber In Orlando. Democratic Sen Buddy Dyer drfratrd Re­ publican Nancy Patterson Sen Charles Williams. D T a lla h a w e . beat Republican challenger George Onett of Ocala One incumbent was u n v a trtj In the primary* bid It didn't affect the 20 20 gridlock Sen Gary Siegel. K Longwood, was defeated in the primary by Republican Jo h n Ostalklrwlr*. a diamond importer In W tn d rm rrr ■ v SANDRA ELLIO TT Harald Staff Writer SA N FO R D — In an election described as a "nail biter b> the liner, Longwood attorney Gene Ste p he n so n wax elected a* circuit court Judge for Seminole C o u n ty edging out < armtiic Bravo tn a nice which w a * too close tncxll at 4 a rn. Warren W C llurk was rlertrd m r r Brut r Jacobus to v r v e a* Clrrult court Judge In Brevard County, The two counttr* corn prise the Eighteenth J u d ic ia l C irc u it Stephenson ret rived 106.060 to Bravo's 94.255 A lth o u g h B ra vo g arn e red more votes than Stephenson in Seminole C o un ty. 37.377 tn 36.106. Stephenson received 69.974 votes In Brevard County to Bravo's S6.B7R Even this morning. Stephenson was reluctant to SANFORD — State H rp Marvin Couch, a Republican, was re-elected by a wtde margin Tuesday over Democratic newcomer l-o u lv Ray in the Dlst. 33 H o u v of Representatives race In the southern ponton of the county. Republican Bob Brook* defeated Democrat Susan L Ptckman for Ih r stalc I lo u v District 35 v a t . District 33 Includes portions of Seminole, Orange and Volusia Counties W ith 100 percent of the precincts reporting Couch received 19.660 votes to Ray's 11.962. a 62 l -to-37.9 margin Brooks received 13.426 votes to Ptckman’s 11.605. a 53 B-to-46 4 wtn Th e results, reported Hits morning by the state Division of Elections, were unofficial From s tiff and wire reports M IAM I * H ere are the winning numbers selected Tuesday in the Florida Lot­ tery: Fantasy 5 22 16-23-25 13 k^ \ •M Cash 3 094 Play 4 2-91-7 S o n lb r d lle ia ld Wednesday. November 9 . 19W Vol 67. No 69 PuMthod Duty end Sunday. Ictu'dlf1Iby rth * Ssnlord Hot (Id. Inc X)0 N Zrsncfi A v ( ,. tsntord. Fid MTT1 Second Clooi Poetogo Petd el lenlord. Florida and tdditlonel meumg etTWee Poetm attec la n d ed d rees cSengeo to THE SANFOHO HERALD. P 0. Qua 1 U T, Seniord. r u J i r t l JSST SubecrtpOon Retee (Cedy A Sunday) Home Delivery IH o flM SttSO S lionise I I S 00 t Veer ITS 00 Med 12*00 U * 00 I M 00 Flooda Ratidema muet pey rx aaia* lea In addition lo roloe ato<i PSone (407) 122 2SI1 THE WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST white watting lor s D c U u n results Stephenson elected in circuit judge’s race Couch winner in Oist. 33 House race LOTTERY *ith Husband. Jim C s n W t i U*tt* LO N G W O O D — Tw o new c it y c o m m Is s tu n r r s w ere sworn into office this morning on the t.nngwood City Coni mission J im ('a f rito ilefrated In cumtient mayor Steve Miller to the rate for district 3 •urn mis sionrr lit! I Winston was uu op|*mrd for r let lion to the district 5 v a t vacated by c o m m is s io n e r P a u l L » v eat rand The two new rani on**inner* scheduled a 10 y m sweating tn ceremony Ita tbetr three-yrar trrm s The c o m m is s io n t e r m wa s extended from two year* to three yeats under a charter changr appnivett by the voters earlier At a party In hta Hidden Daks borne Tuesday night t arrtcti was runfldent of v k to ry even though all the voles had not hern counted Strt tourtded by family anti a group of Irte-nda and supporters. the in m m ls s tn n rr elect thanked hts 40 volunteers and a group of advUters Miller venietf confident Imt yet reflet live as f lee tton re turns ftltrrrd into hit election night part) at the Night Moves Teen Dante tenter In L m g wood w firrr hts supporter* gathered fu| Ihr results 1 lt«ik at this Ihr same way as I lisik at losing any dr ■tsum Miller said "II 1 lose. I l o v || | « t n | win If I ;<rv it Just tells tnr the je n p lr of laingwiHKl don t like what I Nee l ongwood. Page 7 A ] Tonight Patchy late night fog otherwise Dir. Low tn Ihr mid 60s. Light wind Thursday Partly cloudy High In the mid HOs Wind variable 5 to lO tn ph . Friday: Variably cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows In the mid 50s to mid 60s Highs In the upper 70s to lower HOs Satur­ day: Partly sunny with the lows In the upper SOs to lower 60s Highs tn the mid to upper 70* Sunday: Partly cloudy with the lows in the lower 60s west to near 70 east Highs In the mid to upper 70s. FLORIDA TEMFS Ptl u 09 HI 4* 14 •t D«v*en4 #••<* mm mm Ft L*udH*«<S mm »r M Fwl Mre * ft* 01 ftl GainMvilW mm mm mm Of n *7 jMhtonvtll* 71 II SI Klf W**t » u it L««(i*nd 71 too u Miami 00 ftO n N v u tiii 00 70 17 tenon 00 U fti T t iia n w 00 •7 Tomp* 70 ♦r 14 7* Vetaoan 00 14 71 W Rdm Btodi claim victory (treatise he did not We fin a lly pai k rd It In h a v r (In a l v o ir totals from somewhere around 4 o'clock." Brevard County, although the Bravo said, after about two trend Inokrd favorable ' I am Indeed bumbled by the confidence and trust the voters of S e m i n o l e and Brevard coun­ tie s h a v e p la c e In m e .'* Stephenson said "Let tnr thank friends new and uld. for thr help they unselfishly gave to me I h r biggest thank-you of all goes lo m y Dirtily My wife. Grace, and my daughters Kim . Kristi Katl and Kelli and m y "m om and «D d " Russ and Isabel! Hultx-rt. they are Grare's|*arrnts " "I don't want to be corny but what you've seen Is an example uf how m u ch fam ily really means and how rewarding lirlng together and working together Is." Stephenson said " T h r vic­ tory Is sweet but feeling even closer as a family Is sweeter. 1 Just feel m i good and we all G e n * S tep h en so n worked so hard ’' hours sleep this morning 'Orie thing I realize in life Is that Nee Ju d g e s. Page 7 A f Cermine Bravo * NATIONAL TEMPS EXTENDED OUTLOOK ftisrrt intfidf* p tfitu t dBy i h*gh *n4 a*n a*|MJewt*•c m I f f --------------- ---------------* W EDNESDAY P tly su n n y 8 2 -6 2 TH U R SD A Y P tly c ld y 82-62 MOON PHASES • N EW Nov. 3 45 F IR S T Nov. 10 O 9 FULL Nov. IN LAST Nov. 26 BEACH CONDITIONS D aytona Beach: Waves are 2-3 fret and semi-glass* Current is to the south. Water teiu|H*tature is 70 degrees. ■ f a S m y rn a Beach: W aves are 2 fret and sc ml-choppy The current is in the north W nirr temperature Is 76 degrees V --------------- ' F K ID A Y P tly c ld y 8 2 -6 2 r r \ p -V SA TU R D AY P tly s u n n y 8 2 -6 2 TIDES TH U R SD A Y S O L U N A H T A B L E : Mm I I 20 a m . 11:80 p.m.: MaJ. 5 lO a .n t . 5 35 p .m T I D E S : D a y to n a Beach: highI t>"> u in I 11 p m : lows. 7 :1V u ni.. 8:00 p.m , N ew S m y r n a Beach: high* 1:10 a nt . 1:40 p in.: lows, 7 22 a nt.. 6 05 p.nt.; Cocos Beach: highs. 1:25 a nt 2 01 p in .: lows. 7:37 a.m .8 :2 0 p. til. BOATING S t. A u g u s tin e to J u p it e r Inlet Today Wind east to southeast lo lo 15 knots Seas 2 to 4 lert Ray and inland waters a moderate chop. Isolated show­ ers. Tonight: Wind southeast 10 knots Setts 2 lo 3 feet. !D y and Inland waters a light chop. Isolated showers. T h u rs d a y : Wind southeast to sooth 5 to HI knots. Sc,i* 2 leet SUNDAY P tly cld y 82 62 STATISTICS T h e high tem perature in Sanlnrd on Tuesday was 85 d e g re e s an d W e d n e s d a y 's overnight low was 05 degrees as rr|Kirlrd by the University of Florida Agricultural Research and Educational Center. Celery Avenue. Recorded rainfall for the p e r toil e n d in g at 9 a m Wednesday, tot.tiled 00 Inches S u n s e t.....................5 :3 5 p.m . S u n ris e ...................6 :4 4 a.rn. 09 A * ( Mto Anchor •«« Atlonlp Atlantic City Autltn Baitimot* Benton Rattjio B w lingtonyt Caipor Chart** tan 1C CSart*yton W Va CSariotta N C Chav*nna Chicago Cincinnati C Wvotona Concord U H Dana* r t Worm D*n«*f D r l Mo-n*t D*trolt Hnrwylylo How* ton InOianapotil Jun*au Kanta* C I9 La* V*gai Latla Roc* Lo* Anga'** Mamph,* Mllnay,*** Mpi* i t Paul tta*hf >11* f ir* CMaan, h r . York C .l, Oatahoma C 1 9 Omaha PfM'oatiphia Photnlr PlttUiurgh Par Hand. Maine Sacramanlo 11 Lout* Ihcorvport Wa*h,ngton.D C H4 Lo II 11 71 St U so t ) 70 71 U 44 SA ♦f It % 44 V 71 u 44 71 4\ 70 u P 17 ftl 47 4* I t 4ft SS ftl n 70 AS 70 17 40 40 44 M 75 IS 74 47 41 17 n ftl 41 •f 47 7ft 47 ftl 11 7ft 44 40 44 11 )ft 74 41 •1 70 70 U 71 41 U M ftft 54 70 At a 5) if 40 44 40 71 ft) n 11 ft At 71 57 P ' t 0*11. Of 16 ff* CN cOy cdy <tfr 14 11 tOf c it Of cdr cdy Of 14 u 07 Of Ift to 40 edr df fit (ft* Cdy dr id r Or ctr c«r cdy 07 04 Or rn tO f 05 Of rn rn 44 » 01 70 edr dr dr edr (d r (d r dr dr dr dr dr edr rn edr edr edr �.4 M#f*ld Sanford Florida - Wadnaaday. November 0. t®94 * ) A Let kids decide how much to eat POLICE BRIEFS ■ y IA 1 K D A C. C O LIM A N APM adlcH w m n r _______________ Cop car hit Modita High* 41 I'jtrul Ifxxijwf* artrstrd John l> M.irivkrr Ml ol 545 |.akr«li)>ir ('In lr I aVr Mery following a vrhlclr w i lilrni with d Sanford |h>|u r tar rarty Tuesday T h r incident ffl»>Mn1l> ocrurrrd on l-akr Mary lloulevard » n l of lllildrn l-akr I hive T h r artcst report said Manskrr • 1003 Nissan JiU kup n t tiring pursued by (h r Sanffini |mi!<r rar when II niaitr a U lurn ami itrm r ttrait on Inin Ih r |ml|rr rar W tirn Uir U t l ' a rrlvn l thr Sanford (mike officer had apprrhrndrd Manakrr ami had him In thr hark of llir [mine vrhtrtr fhr I t l l 1< barged him with driving under thr in flo rn rr of allolvit I hr arrrat t r j« m indu atr>l ih r r r was only minor damage to thr polif r v rh k lr and Ihr officer did rail r r tr iv r serious injuries Artists at work N hrr iff a deputies Investigated a rr|inrlrd graffiti painting Incident Mixtfla) on thr rrar wall of Ihr l-ake Mary Vlllagr Shopping Center. 3M0I W l-akr Mary lllvd W h rn drputlra arrived (Itry reported finding two m rn In thr process of [Miming hi tiotiat <harm ter* and numrruua Irtirra and tymbols tat Ih r building Affording In ih r inrlflrnt report. Ih r I wo m rn etpressrd prtdr In lltrU work and told them w hllr Ih r ownrr may twM llkr II. ih ry fell Ittry ahould do Ih r painting D rp u tlra aald Ih r ttw nrr of ih r building rn u ld not Im inrdlatrly tir ba alnt att Ih r rase haa f i r m placed ori hold and mi arrrat a w rrr madr although 10 rana of varluua m lor apray paint and othrr Itrma w rrr lakrn and placed Intn evidence Uniformed man nabbed Sanford polke arrralrd Anihftny ('other 30. of 105 Strrllng Court. Sanford on Monday T h r Inridrni rrportcdly fn ru rrrd aa Ih r rraull of a tiurglarv at a residence In ih r ClOO b b » k of I'alm rito A v rn u r ra rlk r In Ih r day Wllnrsses In Ih r house rr|«>ftni arrlng a man drraartf in a sc Itool hoard uniform burglart/ing thr hornr An estimated 5233 In nutnry waa aald In tir mlaamg Following an Invesilgalkm |«»lke loralrd Collier at Idyllwlldr Elementary School. and arrralrd him on rliargra of tiurglary In an occupied d w r (lingand pell! Ihrft Lost and recovered vehicles • A burgundy |‘*k»» Nissan with word a on Ih r atdr "Now What w aa rrptirtrd aittirn Momtay In »hr tir*) blorli of W 23lh Strrri al Cieneva Gardena • A I 'r J I ( adlllat reported stolen In Aliarm m lr Spring* waa recovered by Sanford poltrr Mfmday In a ditch In ih r 1200 btoi k of loth Court • A limri [Nidge van waa reported atolrn Monday In thr 100 block of Andrraon Circle T h r v rh lrlr waa lalrr rrpftrlrd aa having tirrn found In Allam ontr Sprtnga • A w h llr and rrd |1Mtr> Ford pickup waa rrportrd atolrn rarly Tuesday In Ihr HOO block of Loruat A v rn u r 111Sanford Lost truck Sanford [Hitler arr trying lo determine what Itappm rd lo a •rml tractor trailer A Sanford man tnld poller hr had htrrd a man Ift drive Ih r vrh lrlr lo l-acroa* W'ls Me aald Ih r truck waa laal a|H>ltrd Nov 3. whrn an ratlm alrd 920.000 In produrr waa loaded arid ready lo tir relum ed Since that time hr had not heard about Ih r truck I‘oiler rrpfirl II haa now b rrn found, aliamtoned. at a truck atop in Carle. Ark No w-ord waa Im inrdlatrly available rrgardtng Ih r content a of the truck i Traffic stops • AiMliwtlr A o iirl *11 Jfl I 3 11nIn t*t 111 A v r m t r !Mnt!rt«*1 «k aa arrralrd by a b rn tTa d rp u lira Monday aa I I k rra u ll ol a IrallU atop In Ih r 3 V JO Work tif C e le ry A v r n u r Angel waa charged with d rivin g w ith a suspended/revoked Ikense. and possession ol an open co n ta ln rr in a motor v r h k l r • James T O try 20. of Deltona, waa atop|>rd by Sanford [■filer Monday In ih r 1200 block of W Seminole houlrvard Hr was i barged with driving with a auaprndrd/rrvokrd licrnar Warrants • J n t im r Cliff Mtitlnnia. 22. 2 0 1 Holly A v rn u r. Sanford, waa arrralrd Monday by drpulira al hta residence. H r was wanted for falling lo appear on a charge of d riv in g w ith a an apr ml rd/ revoked license • Kelly Joe Porter. 37. 1009 C. Second S irrrt. Sanford, waa arrralrd by Caaarlbrny police Monday al the Caaaelberry Florida Parole Commiaalon office, lie waa w a n ird for interfering with cualody of a child C H IC A G O — Parcnla w h o want norm al weight children alkiuldn'i Iry lo control how much they ra l — lefl alone moat youngalrra Inallnctlvely know Ikrw much la good for ihem “You have to have a llltlr hit c»f faith in yo u r child 's ablllly lo krmw w h rn th e y're h u n g ry and when they're not ' aald Susan I. Johnson. I h r lead author of a Jn Ann T H a lln e r a *|»>kr»wuni*n lor ih r American Dielelk Association. said the study Is Important I hesr internal cues w h rn interrupted may well lead to overeating In la lrr childhood which could contribute lo child bring o vrrw righ t." said Hallner. a (kdlatrk nuirltkmtst at Sianford University Medical Center "J have worked with children The Magician Had Nothing to Do with It. It doesn't take magic to provide you with the type of service that we re known for ..It T a k e s H a rd W o rk ! But do you know what? new study of 77 preschooler* aged 3 to 5 S t r in g e n t ly t r a c k in g t b r i hlld'a rating can lead lo pro lilrma Children wilh Ih r most body fat had mothers who Wrrr Ih r most “ controlling" about d ir t. Ih r s tu d y found T h e children w r r r also the least lik e ly lo r a l a p p r n p r t a I e a m o u n ts o f ra lo rie a s p o n ­ taneously “ The inure control I Ik mother rr|Hirtrd using over her child a rating, the less self regulation Ih r child displayed." authors of Ih r study aav In the November Issue of fVdlatrtca Parents should Just relay a little." said Johnson, a iiuin llontat and |io*i doctoral fellow in prdlatrtrs at ih r University of Colorado Center Health Sciences Center "While they still remain re* Bfainaihlr lor provkling healthy <hoii«s lor their kkls in terms of fond selection kids arr capable of ngurtng m il how much lo ra t." she said The study was done at a preschool al the University of Illinois at Cham|>algn Ufhana. w here Johnson and ro author Ixan n L. B lrrh formerly wricked H lrrli now Is a professor of human development and family studies al Penn Stale University Children were given different talorie cnmblnations and ob served and parrnta were que* Honed about hrhavkirs around food al home Some mothers lei children ral only at mealtime* Instead of when they were hu n gry, or enrouraged children lo rat all the loot I given lo them Such mothers seemed lo gel con­ cerned if ( hlldrrn seemed to Ik rating tco Utile or ton much H o w e v e r, c h i l d r e n w h o s e m others allow ed Ihem to I k highly spontaneous about food showed a na tu ra l Instinct for regulating their o w n calories the ■ rw rg f rtirr* M itt It has hern eslim atrd that one of r very four U S children Is obesr. and the prevalence of the problem has Increased as m uch as 34 percent In the last two decades, according In previous research While the study suggested that m o lh rra were Hie m ain re ­ gulators of children's diets, fa­ thers also played a role, re­ searchers said And (he weight and rating habit• of the parents werr relevant. “ A n obese or c h ro n ic a lly dieting parent may be especially concerned about his or her children's eating habits, and see the child as at risk for obesity," the re v a rrh rrs said and mothers where the mothers have hern very controlling and Uie child Is obesr.“ she said, "and trying lo convince the mother to let go of that control Is very difficult." 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(S R 4 6 ) • S a n fo r d 3 2 2 -8 8 5 5 Five-time winner returns to noble game Checkers competition, not for faint at heart By VICRI DeSO M IIgA Hataid Slat* VYntar SA N FO R D — Ltrettr I a i h avirr did not want to entet the Intense world id the Golden Age Games r h e rk rrs com petition at the Sanford Senior Center on Mon day morning "T h e y take tt tun seriously *’ she said ol the pair of players who had gathered to play * I grew up playing chec kers on the tuK k porch with my grandfathrr W r used bottle tops and a piece of painted wund I don't think wr ever (Mild attention to who wort or lost W r just pta> rd Lancaster has hren coming to the Golden Age Games from Ocala every year for the last three She has yet to Mt down at the chet krr board No way.” she says wtth a laugh "I'm here to have fun .** While Lane aster and her friend Marv Keene lounged at a table under a sprawling tree on the north lawn of the Senior Center a lp p ln g a S n a p p le p in k lemonade competition clattered arrtoumiy inside "T h is is not a child s game said one elderly man without looking up from the black ami red wrurtd at his Rngertlpe "It requires concentration and pa tlence ** C H R IS TM A S Meratd Correspondent Daniel M artini of Maryville O hio sitaal in the hallway out stile the rcwtipetitkm room Th ey lio n ! f i » l around In there he said 'B ut I think they're having fun under all Ihosr serious face* ** Martini said Ills slgnlfk ant other | glrlfttend |ust doesn't KHind tight in your 70s he et|4alnedl Is ivim peting in sev eral track and field events so she Is s e n d in g the early part of the week in training " I m a professional spectator he saut ’*| can cheer beiter than anyone, but they a in I got a contest lor that " M a iiin i and La m aster said they tielieve the participants in the G otilrn Age Gam es activities have fun "O r rise why would Ihry hr here yeat after year” l-am aster asked Some of us just like to have tun in a more related attmwphere Carol llrwer* of Orlando said she believes the Intensity of the chrckrrs torn prill ion is just a mirror ' of the general ton that takes pan ui the Golden Age Games W r takr things seriously she said We know that every game mav br out last W r want to go out a winner,** FO R ■ f R8NC6 K6ITM Z J. . J * Z v * ? I * * * l J * " J * * * * Marti Hosmin participates In tha woman’s • ball compalilion S A M D H I) Crtbbege I* a pastim e that p rovides k m la I op p o rtu n itie s to d isp la y true e|Mi*lemanehtp and rre jirit for <a hers w ithout te rm * animnsl ly . nr overw helm ing sell interest d u rin g icM iipnm on Th e card game id m b tie g r eas invented about |tv)> by M r M in S u c k lin g a British (a w l and knight It ties survived with no m a y a < flanges as one ttl the m ost p o p u la r gam es in the English speaking world However, as the game i)rve| oped arrusa the United Stales iural variations n e p t In There was no standardization of play tng rules In the tournam ents that were brgtnntng to apfiear all over the nation In August 1979. T h e Am en r a n C rib b a g e C o n g re ss Inc |A C C | was lou rxlrd as a non profit i w p n r u iliin to promote the noble game id rrlbtaage. to psoneer and develop m a n y p m g ra m s lor the benefit ol Its m etnbets and to prom ulgate fra te rn a l f rie n d s h ip s a m o n g i nbtiwge piayetseveryw heie Te d Ikepirnl is a five time m edal w inner In cnbtaage with the Golden Age G am es He has w on two gold metlals In I W i and 1963 one silver In | t » l and tw o bronre * I m not fust sure w hen I w on the h m n re said 1 t o o S. F H E N C H A V E . SANFORD (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -7 9 5 3 MATTHEW S ORTHOPAEDIC C I.I\IC AT&T BELL U B S 1\ U Canal Inacrtion Aids l ’ \KI K II’ W I S P E C IA L iv D IS C O U N T / (/ i t h t r t i . i i l l f u t u G l uu ou o r r TH3 GRAMS! HEARING AS) CENTERS 4630 S Hwy 17 92 Caultbtrry • 1503 S Orange Avt, Orlando PROFESSIONAL SEAMSTRESS AND DESIGNER S euU tU f /Zee&y Drptfol Th is year his opponent Is lirulah Sm ith *'l m rrallv going to try and win the gold this year, but Ted Is pretty dam gisa] said Smith Between the two of them they fiavr more than 30 years of esperlencr playing and truly enjoying the game of rrtbftage 88 Welcomes Rum rll Fuller Jr. Doailoees— Single# Age greap: 88 Women 1 Arlene Hrrm er 74 2 Eltrabrth Derr, 63 There's Something Bowling. Doubles Age gronp: 88 Men In Them There Woodsl I Age groep: 68 I Frank Nlroiu. 66 Tennis competition begins 1 lirun o L a u rrn to . 72 2 llud Knyais. 66 2 Joseph Ilytiee. 68 3 Ja rk H u d v .6 9 Age group: 70 I Kenneth llraadhurst. 73 1 Leroy S/esny. 70 2 David A McCulloch, 7 I 2 liernle Abrams. 76 I 1 2 Age I. Frank Harlow. 78 Lukas llunslnger. 7H Hurl Turpenlng. 84 group HO Howard Japs. HI Age Group: 60 1 Claude Spence. H6 Women Age group: 60 3 Harriet Davis. 62 Age group: 68 Age group: 70 3 Grace Ras|ie. 70 3. Eugene Kuspe. 70 Age group: 78 2 Agnes Savlcky. 72 Brisson Funeral Home W IL D 1. Terry Coembe!. 55 1 Gordon Thom pson 87 2 Hubert Lo rk r. 83 2 John Waugh. J r . 66 3 Donald Davis. 63 3 lllldrgard. Hudy. 69 3MS^ c^ , ^ ? 2rd'fl (407) 328-7225 B illiards 8 Ball Women Age group: 88 1J u n e 1 Strtnc. 59 2 Vivian Moore. 55 3 Mildred Hall. 68 ILiskrtball •Spotshouting Men Age group: 88 I J . D. Segroves, 55 2. Arthur Dovle. 5H 3 Clarence Hancock. 5H Age group: 60 1 T hornas Goode. 63 2 David Lrm astrrs. 61 3 Hill Black Age group: 68 1 Andy F M cGulTln.70 2 Stew.u t Harkness 65 3 l*at AfTlgo. 67 Age group: 70 1 Ed Arbo. 73 2 Hob It Ashton. 73 3 William Verity. 70 Tuesday dawned bright and beautiful, a perfect day for lha tannia aami fmala of tha Goidan Age Gamas Ona hundred thirty aavan participant* signed up for tha Iannis matches as singles, doubles and m u e d doubles Participants ranged In age from 55 to SO and came from as far away as Tallahassee. Lady Lake and Dunellon Tha tennis final* a lii be held Wednesday Winners of the finals will go the state Golden Age Games In Bradenton, Dec 2nd Some of the seniors are especially active during the games, with tennis matches In the morning and golf matches In the afternoon The games began Monday with 40 tennis matches Thirty semi finals will be played Tuesday The games are broken Into age divisions of 5 year intervals Richard (left) and Loluse McGulness are two of the oldest entrants In the doubles competition Serv ing Sanford Since 1943 1 Harry George. 76 2 lla r T y Brown. 79 3. Jo h n M C re s s . 322-2131 •k)S LM RELAVE SANFORD A Minilti <4 (aiin Hand i untfai H i«iv lu lim n Ku If#*# THINGS G A M E S T o S a n jo r c l Chris Utry, cochairm an of the g a m e s , d ir e c t s th e te n n is tournament Mary Schanxle (lafl) takas on Wilton Gordon In lha domlnoa compalilion. V Z 'J i s e r m B For In fo rm a tio n C a ll o r C o m e B y 400 E . F ir s t S tr e e t SAN FO R D nouns rut SAT *4 SUN II I saw wu. hours won i n ra sat ss 28625 SR 46. Sorrento, FL f» 17 SAW* Wm I ol I 4 on Agr*> (9 0 4 ) 383-3864 Golden Age Camay Dent location Map ACTIVITY 7H TIME LOCATION Age group: HO SPONSOR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1994 I Donald Rllenour. H2 Women Age group: 85 Breakfast 7 00 A M Shuffleboard 8 30 A M Billiards, Womens Rotation 9 0 0 A.M. Hobby & Photography 9 0 0 -5 0 0 Show (Public) Swimming 9 30 A M. Billiards. Mens Rotation 2:00 A M. Knitting Contest 3 00PM Talent Show 7:00 P M 1 Jean Martin. 58 2 Mir lain Spells. 5H 3 Betsy Robinson. 56 Age group: 60 I Rose Harkness. 62 Age group: 68 1 Kate Deangells. 67 Age group: 70 11.Harnett Boyd. 71 2 Carla Con very. 74 Sanford Sanford Sanford Sanford Civic Contor Shuffloboard Club Senior Contor City Hall Riveraldo Park • Oviedo O-Biz of Longwood Sanford City Hall Sanford Civic Contor Over 50 Club Sanford Shuffloboard Club City of Sanford Seminole Cty. Extension Homomakors Is P a in T u rn in g Y o u In to A B a d S p o rt? American Red Cross O-Biz of Longwood SominoleCty. Extension Homemakers City of Sanford/Chamber of Commerce Age group: 80 I Ellen Brow n. HO WILLIE B. NEWMAN, MD R O B IN ’S N E S T __________________ B oard C ertified__________________ C O N S IG N M E N T B O U T IQ U E O b stetrics, G yn eco lo g y & Infertility 1*11 ’S S l / I S 1 I a n d t i p •New Patients Welcome •Some Same Day Appointments • Most insurances, Medicaid, Medicare 521 W . S R 434 Suite 200 Longw ood (407)260-0818 ghsypMSf 3 2 2 -2 2 1 2 ( m ile i n - i n n \e le t I n m n j l i e m i l i / n l , I n i h e \ b v f t t r v / m y t u f l u n t il [ t r i m 0 B /G Y N N urso Practitioner Wljere Carttig, Personal Service Is Always A Tradition • Souvenirs •Collectibles • Outdoor furniture • Picnic Tables • Carvings • Cedar Chest • And A Lot. Lot More' Age group: 75 Mrs. Rose M. 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I I 3 2 7 6 3 1‘lu m c-. 190 -1) 7 7 5 -0 2 2 2 > �•A SsntoU H r M Sanford. floods M*dn»<(tli Noitm bfi B IBM E d i t o r i a l s / O p in io n s I— - - ----- > S a n fo rd H o rn Id (USPS 481-290) 100 N CHI'.SCM AVI: . SANFORD. FLA 32771 Arra Code 407-322 2 0 1 1 or H3I-9993 Lacy K Loar •Editor Od**»* M Pugh • Butin*** Wanagar S tllM MIRTH IN HATE 3 Month* a Month* I Yrat BIB M B.10UO B7HUQ Florida R* aidant* n>u*t pay 7% tala* la a in addition to rata* sbot* EDITORIAL There will be a next time O n ly .» v e ry lew people r a n say to d a y thal every one of the cand id ate* they vo ted for. a n d all the relerenda th e y *up|iortcd. rattle out a* victor* In yesterday'* elect Ion N o m a tte r w ho lost or what w as not a p p rove d , there are m a n y people w h o are d isappointed In ye ste rda y * b a llo tin g o u t­ com e. N o d oubt ra dio talk s h o w s for the n e st lew d a ys w ill ha ve a tia rn ig r of people expression their d is m a y and e spou sing that o u r g o ve rn ­ m e n t. state, cities, are n o w going to go fight d o w n the d ra in S o m e ra d io talk sh o w s do that all year ro u n d , so th is w ill be n o th in g new It does sh o w , how ever, (hat people sim p ly c a n 't accept a n y lo rm ol reject km of what th e y p erson a lly thought w a s the best It's tim e to do a tu rn -a ro u n d It w o n 't Ire easy, but citize n * m ust accept what happened yesterday as the will of the m a jo rity W e will be livin g w ith these decisions for a co n sid e r­ able length of tim e O n e tilin g should Ire kept In m in d h o w eve r II the person you th o u g h t was th e best cand id ate d id n 't w in . o r y o u r favorite refer e n d u m d id n 't pax*, there w ill be a next tim e F lo rid a l* blessed w ith a great m a n y jreople w h o w o u ld m ake o u ts ta n d in g leaders M anv h o w e v e r, w o u ld n 't to u c h politic* w ith a ten foot-poll W e m u st start rx a m tn tn g w h y th is leeiing persists W h y are those who possibly w o u ld be the best continue to stay In the bac k g ro u n d T h e tim e to begin p la n n in g and w o rk in g (or the n e xt election s h o u ld n 't Ire the b e g in n in g ol po litica l q w c ltly ln g tim e P o litical anil g o v e rn m e n ta l action a n d concern m u s t be a c o n tin u in g ye a r-ro u n d project for e ve ry o n e A tte n d g o ve rn m en t m eetings. S tu d y what is g o in g o n . Pay a tte n tio n to w h o is doing good a n d not so good la d 's face facts. T h e b e gin n in g of the 1995 political season started as of 7 p m yesterday, w hen the jxills closed a n d decisions ha d been m ade. LETTER V e te ra n s D a y Shall we abolish Veteran 's Hay? Veterans Day was established to recognize and honor those who served and xacnflccd to uphold the honor. Integrity and freedom of the American nation. The y paid the price for America's freedoms and opportunities Without them, the American nation would have disintegrated as a great sovereign nation Without them the world would be controlled by totalitarian dictatorships, and America lapsed into mediocrity Th e y believed In America* They believed she should continue lo champion human rights and Justice for all peoples Even when they might disagree with a particular policy, they upheld the Idealism which at times led Ih r nation Into dlflkcull decisions In International politics Veterans, loo. believed A m e rica sh o u ld m aintain m ilitary strength great enough to deter any totalitarian "m rsslahs" erupting Into the world scene, and re ta in the c a p a b ilit y of q u ic k ly s tiflin g Simulanrous world crises as they occur They believed In the government's responsibility to carry out the Constitution's directive. " ... to provldr lor the common defense" assuring pcair and freedom. Today, veterans' experience and opinions are largely being Ignored, by-passed, or disparaged "D ow n sizin g " lias been loo fast and too much Military capability has been decimated Millions of military and defense workers have been thrust Into the unemployed lines Retraining programs have quickly run out of funds By drastic culling of funds for programmed m ilitary nerds, the nation has been placed at risk. It* future Imperiled Some would make America into a wimpertng docile emasculated "tied d o w n " giant, soon losing respeet and ronfldenre from both "friends and foes" In International polities Veterans Day. to them, has no great significance or meaning! However, there Is hope! In recent months at various national conventions. I have heard Con­ gressmen, top-ranking m llllary and other national leaders, voice their opinions. They cited serious weaknesses In our capabilities, exposed flagrant dangers In our future, and pointed lo the Irsson from history "Every lim e Ih r nation becomes "w e a k ." another major world crisis o c c u rs" Certainly we don't want another "Pearl Harbor." especially now with the possibility of nuclear devastation. We need to place the Interests and future of Amrrl< a above partisan politics, misguided and m is p la c e d b u d g e tin g , a n d " P o l l y a n n l s h " diplomacy. It's beltrr to be a roaring Hen than a wimpertng mouse! O n ly a strung Am erica will remain a tree America. O n ly a free Am erica will continue to give us the full measure of human rights, liberties and democracy May Veterans Day rekindle our courage and re-ignlte our faith and hope in America's future. Chaplain J im Spccse CH L T C USAFRet Altamonte Springs JOSEPH PERKINS Poor get poorer during Clinton years R R I I N NGO No answer I'm trvlng lo ira i h Sylvia Nasar of The New York lim e s She'sprobably l«rsi known (or her lengthy articles "docum enting" the growing gap tirtw rrn rt< h and poor during the gilded decade of Ih r IIWtDs. with He publicans In I he White House I was rurtous to find init why she hasn't written anything yet about the even Wider gap tirtw rrn rich and poor during the first two years of t he Clinton presidency Same thing with Marian W right Kdelman president of Ihe Children's Defense Fund She deviated It disgraceful" that so m any children were (ssir during the (Inal years of the Bush presidency But I haven't heard similar exclamation* from her since the Census hurt an released figures earlier this month showing that there tue more j««if children with Clinton In Ihe White House than therr ever were under Reagan or Bush Indeed. II is hard to imagine that a Republican prrsidenl could have gotten away with the miserable poverty and income num brts that Clinton has poalrd during hi* first two years in the While House Ksjirv tally if Ihe figures werr released a mete month beluzr midterm elections. Some 15 1 prrrenl of the U S population lived in poverty last year, the highest rate In more than a decade The rank* of j«»>r Am rtK an* •welled to 39 .1 mil lio n , th e l a t g r s l numtier since John F Kennedy was In the White Itousr M e a n w h ile , the r ic h a te g e t t in g lie tier under Clinton, and the middle c lass are losing ground. According to the lal est Census figures the s h a re of Ih e Atuertc an Income pie th a l go e s to the Re publican highest e a rn in g 3 president could percent of lamilte* have gotten increased last year away wdh the from 1* ti percent to miserable 20 prrrent. poverty end At the same time, Income the share that went number* J lo m id d le in c o m e families declined from 16 3 percent to 15 (1 percent, and the share to the lowest Income families from .1 H p rrre n l to 3 6 prn-rnt In historical terms thl* Is the biggest income disparity the literals called II inequality when Republicans were It* Ihe White House of I be p>>»t World Wat II era If this is presented In term* of latrnes* as often was Ihe c ase la-lore a b rttio rat sal tn the Oval tKRre Ihe Ikst two years of the < tin ton presiden* y have ta rn more unfair lo laifh the puor and middle class than any of the Heagan Ikrsh years The American people have lo tie wondering what kind of economic rxpan*kiti they are witnessing under Ctintnn when the number of p a r folks grew bather than shrank! by I 3 million last year when average family Incomes fell (rather than rose) by 2 percent Just contrast that with the Reagan expansion of the 1900% During that seven year prrtcsl from I 'w t in I'wco the p o v rn y rate declined from 13 2 percent to 12* percent. with the ranks of lire p a r shrinking In almost 4 million Over the same strrti h. middle c lass family income* rose a robust 13 prrrent. ailrr adjust mg for inflation Now that s a real economic - r ajunsion But you never would have known It from Nasal Feldman and their tlk Rather than giving Reagan Ills due or rutting Bush some slac k they attacked ihe Republicans by casting lire 19*0% as the "Decade of Greed SARAH OVERSTREET I Voters have had it with loose spending A S K t W IT H m C1NPIMTS I WKTUKE EITHER ONE It is election eve and I am sitting at m y computer terminal In Die editorial depart m rn t putting in ihe Iasi tellers to the editor before Missouri voter* go to Die (sills Just over my shoulder t* a st.uk ol letter* a* high as m y nose which will never see the light of day although we ve been printing letlei* on the same subject lor months The y are Die repository ol a (Msslon I ve never seen In im 13 year*of reporting all on "Hancock II a lax limitation amendment which is one of several around the country seeking voter approval this elet tton It ts a rnm pliratrd a m e n d m e n t in it* e o r i i l f ueftfonr n m p lr i that lrtf.il m inds all over the state and c o u n try disagree on rx a itly w h a t It says and what It would do Yet manv of the writers of the letters looking over m y shoulder say they ra n do what these legal m ind* cannot, which is to u n d e r * l a ii d 11 perfectly It will, they say. put hack Into the hands of voters the power to control how m uch ol their money Is taken lor taxes and what Is done with that money Others say they can't understand It com ­ pletely, but they know enough atimil ti to believe It will al least wreak havoc with programs approved In some rases by voters and In others by legislators They have written lettrrs warning of Ihe dire conse­ quences of thr curtailment ol this program or thal program, many of them spurred on by the possibility ol their own join tiring axed Therein the fight became *|irrsnnal. and therein w r had a chance to view a major philosophical agreement which will I n - d riv­ ing tax reform lor some time Manv writers in favor ot Hancock II were Incensed that the oilier side dare irll 1IIKM they didn't have the right lo vote on lax measures The tone of m any on the oiher side was how dare T H E Y think of ru ttin g programs Dial liave done such good Dungs for so many. T h e argument went as far back as Dir founding fnthera One side believed our forebears meant for us to havr absolute control of how much w r arr taxed and how that money is sjient. as a relict from Die tyranny InijMivd on us by the English monarchy. T h r oilier believes thr founders meant (nr us lo elect representatives lo vote on tax measures in our stead. T o do otherw ise Is to so hog the wheels ol government that we'll lie forever mired In thr minutiae of getting voter approval that we ll never get anything done Th e philosophical argument stretches to the stewardship of lax money since Ihe Inception of Ihe Great Society, and w r add another side to the m ix at this point. That side bcllcvca w r have gone ulioui doing good w ilh all thal lax money collected, so why Is everyone m i worked up? Th e llrst side is disgusted al whai It believes I* an "rn tiilrm c u t oriented" culture w hich has bred dependency almost into our DNA. Yet another side believes w r need some sort of brakes on taxes and spending, hut would like lo see an understandable measure which won’t rut vital service* la-fore we have a chance (or more gradual and studied reform. Th e basic underpinning ol much ol this emotion Is the brllrl Dial our legislators don't hold themselves lo the same standard In which we must hold ourselves personally: If we have to balance our private hudgrts. whv doesn't the country? Programs costing a lot m ay la- beneficial, hut just how valuable are they when weighed against the national debt? 1 Building bridges in private talk W A S H IN G TO N - I'm ballway to Deborah T a n n rn 's oilier at Georgetown University when I rraltzr that I'm late My m ind stalls raring playfully down the pathways tti.ii Tannen has marked out In her linguistic map making Wrhen I get there, should I say I'm sorry? W'ould "sotry" mark me by gender as surely as m y extra X chromosome? Would m y sorrow merely hr a female ritual expression ol regret? Or a real, live, gender-free apology? By the lime 1 get lo her doorway. I untie m y tongue ol Its burden by telling her m y thought process. As she graciously joins In laughter. It occurs to me that m y response to this woman tsn'l unique. Indeed. Deborah Tannen may be stngtehandlcdly responsible for making millions of Am erican men and women self-conscious about thetr speech Talking with her Is llkr cooking for a restaurant critic. You assunir that she Isn't Just eating, shr's analyzing the Ingredients. Aw arding stars In 1990. tills professor o( linguistics set out to describe the communication* gap between men and women to a country frustrated by "he said, she said" arguments "You Just Don't U n derstand "- topped the best-seller list because It promised that w r acutaily could understand Her evenhanded approach tried to calm the hostilities What goes awry between men ancl women In private life she suggested, "may be due to misunderstandings, not Iku I inten­ tions." Now she has brought that perspective to the workplace Her new book "Ta lkin g 9 To 5. Is about "private talking In a public context.** Tannen Is careful to say that there aren't Inherent or Immutable gender differences Nor Is there a single jiattern for all men or all women She would rather sja-ak of "conversa­ tional styles" or of eullurrs than ol genders. Nevertheless, as office anthropologist, she hear* men saying " I " and women saving "we " Men focusing on status " "w ho's u p " and women focusing on connection Men comfortable with confrontation and women preferring consensus "Th ere really doe* srem lo be a difference In male and female strategies." shr says silling In her own modest office. "W om en are always halanc tng what they want with what Ih r other persons wants. Th e y are trying to save face for the other person. Men ore saving. 'I go for what I want and I trust you to go for what you w ant.'" At work, he says what h r thinks and expects her tn do the same She Includes his frrlings In what she says and experts him to do the same. These expectations are often disappointed. It s not that n o r style Is better than the other. Tannen quickly Insists, though any woman who's constantly In trm ip trd when speaking may find It hard to tie as non Judgmental Yet the stories In this hook suggest that when women look out (or everybody and men look out for them selves, th rre ate real reperrusskms The "female style" k rrjis the business running smoothly. Th e "male style" gets you ahead One makes (nr a happier ship The other gets to be raptain. T a n n e n has followed us from our Ito m r t In to o u r workplaces But this y e a r w e a r e as frustrated with the p u b l i c d ia lo g u e . R eading her bonk about private talk. I cann o t h e lp w o n dr ring about bow w r talk In the public arena In the media. In politics. M aybe we d o n 't n e r d an a n • thropologlst to de­ scribe the eurrent language of public discourse. IF* polar­ ized. angry, accusalory, confrontational Not a discussion bill an argument. It's not a coincidence that thrre's no female Rush Ltmbaugh. Or thal frw rr women rail Into the talk radio shows that have set the (lollllral agenda. Th l* "conversational style.” lo use the term loosely, turns m a n y off. especially women. As Tannen worries. "It's another way that women are disenfranchised." As (or politics? In 1992. there was much talk of the female difference But in HUM. the entlrr public style bus become what Tannen would describe as the male style. In this year ol the attack ad. r v r r y campaign has become a confrontation. Men uiul women who want to succeed fn politics now talk "w ho's up/who's dow n." A televised debate Is no place to save fare for the other guy. But governing, like business, may work best with people who can accommodate, take the other point of view into account, think of "u s ," not Just “ ntc." The real stylistic clash may be between the successful candidate and the effective legislator. W ith some help from (.'its linguist with a good ear and u facile style, we're building bridges across the gender gap nl private talk. But our public talk has deteriorated Into a yelling match. And yes. we ought to lie sorry about that. �kz*~- '•xnfo'il Herald !. an lord. Florida - W adn«td#» Long wood— C o n tin u e d fro m Page 2 A tia vr lo *av I l i a I s It, w hai t an I tell yo u ?" Alter *|iemtlug the day greet* Ing vn trrs at the polling pise*-. M lt!rr was tile d and com plained of a sore thrnat alter the last m inute i am [ialgnlng M iller tiad served one tw o tear term as etty i cii.-.tnt** toner C o m m is s io n e r elect C a r r t r o gieetrd vn trrs at two p rrrtn rt* trailing to tits win C a llin g the v o irr tu rik n it fantastic. C arrico th a n ked his wife M a rv and daughter Antlrea for th e ir sup p o r t d u r i n g the n in e w eek t am jialgn In the IO laitigwood jirre tn rts ('a r it io received I.H07 votes to Miller * I t 13 1 w ould also like to th a n k the c it Dens nf Longw ond for elect mg me t*i office T h is r am jia lgn gave me a •h a u te tn meet h u n d re d s of fieople wtth dlttrrtng opinion*, a lt it u d e * a n d t o n r e r n s (o r laingwiHMt " h r said In hi* vtrtory statement From the elderly gentlem an w ho took the Am ert can flag d ow n Die day President ( J o h n ) K e n n e d y was a s s a s s in a te d and h a s n t voted since to the sweet Italian lady w ho ottered m e soda and jiasta one hot d a y while w a lk in g iVvir to dibit and I will n e v rr forget th e w om an w I m i I rescued (rtim a H/ard w h ic h jum |ied In her house w hile w r were ta lk in g at her d o o r," H*r»W«*•*•** U«ar* IHbil W in s to n attended C a r r lr n 's longw ood mayor Stave M ller recieved vote tola!* from supporters at party. the County Services budding I a trlc o alsii th a n k e d Boh Pltlno w lio askrd the candidate administrator anil the county night at t he commission meeting alter cnmrnixswinrr Atmamartr lo tun In addition C a rric o cred­ while listening to the ettt/rns lo ited hi* tsicker*. Lyn n e tte De­ make our etty a lirttrr place tn V a c c a n o t e d h i s a c t i v e participation In Carrico'* cam live " n n is N rld a P ry o r a n d taiv V a rca replaced L o v T h r election outcome was not p alg n rsira n d (or w tuadlng h im on the tsaor* and ottering rain|ialgri the only rha llrn g r Tuesday A estrand on the Ixsifd last minute challenge to com­ strategy Henson had signed campaign W ithout tin* w in n in g tra m it missioner Ins Henson serving on material lor Miller ami withdrew would base b r r n a very tough the etty i amassing Imartl re­ from the (am assing hoard after lialtlr C a rrico said " N o w I sulted In an alternate firing tiring told Dial was considered look lorw a rd to Itir next three srlectrd Lovrstrand and Henson i .im pugning lor a candidate years T h e y will lie an exciting tiad tieen srlecled wreks ago as A deputy city clerk was apand re w a rd in g period (or lam g th e r n m m ls s t o n r rs o n tfie potnted to thr canvassing hoard wood | intend to w ork together t a m assing board lo help review absentee liallots H o w e v e r. L o v rs tr a n d was tn the supervisor of election* w ith the o lh rr com m issioners ih r ettv d rp a rim rn i fieads. the removed from the hoard Monday office m: r fM -m y m ta.axtad p arti** w#* • at the County trvlr.a* building Tuesday night to chack election Ife s u ll* Paul Loxeitrand (from latti outgoing | ngaood < dy com m i»»lon*r, Ctitt Jordan on th« c o m m it)** to s * * » • ' , L a ** .a n o u s re ie s H*»M »*•«• *» T « r » f «■»«•»> alact Carmirv* Oravo, and Sheba Mary city comml*»ion*r follow Judges |j >f|C o n ttn u rd fro m I'a fr 2A firhalevtt turn >««» take you've Jjgti'l III tirgirtlalr lluit turn It VOII E o n t you i raili Th a t* Iry rly » hy I tw llrvr. In my heart ot lie art* (rgaidlrs* of thr out [ ( mil* 1trial I » a « the tw llrr .1*-rv ’ii (nr the fritr tin a nw Direr [thing* I iti *n ait uatnmrri In tint [it Just * M il I the timing t’ll K'i B forward and do w lull I do. amt get reailv for the n r « ! shot Itravo added " I'm going to hr at work today, no doubt about Dial Ttie Long*rind altornrv » prarlbe t* ha used un civil and domestic mediation Stephenson. V », will replace rrtiitng .fudge C Vernon Mire in January Seminole (O n n ly voters were Hie deciding lat tor tn th r group 20 Judge m ntr*l Th e two can dnU irs were less than .KJO votes ajsirt in Itrevard C o unty wtth Hulk getting 63.270 to Jam bus 65.554 However, in Seminole ( i .iiniy. Hutk received 42,147 In Sr mmole County while .Jacobus recetvrd 20 H Id Movies "C o n tin u e d from Page l A by the prnplr who [w ill tv- working at thr atiiilki or (have *ornr uttirr reason for tielng [w ith u* (or a abort ( wmiw I of 11tine We*t said the group I* InoklnK into at least three separate In iatlon* The two » r know |at anil at tht* time." lie ealtl. "la j the p n m rra area to the north east of Interstate 4 amt Lake Mary lloulrvard. and the Heath row International Musinr** O n ter laud wext ot the Interstate " ' *1 h e y Ii a v e m i l i t a t e d wherever they b u ild ." W e tl explained that they don't want to build piecemeal They would do everything at once im hiding : tmlldtnjt ihe studio* and hotel* " We have been very ecstatic '<a\rr the i isijwf aikin we tiavr »-*■•> r t f l " * lipn i ly* p l' »• tar S 'l d i n g r r sa id . " '-* p re i.i;iv the c it y of L . i M M * fy . L a k e M ary/H rathroxx C h a m b e r ol ‘ t ' o m m r r r r , a n d B e m ln o lc County " Saldtngcr said the develop rnent I* exjiri ted to brink what tie railed "p rim e growth" Into the area " T h r * r people will have a re la lively wealthy life style, he said "Th e y will hr wanting thr twst, and we Iwllevr the l-ik r Mary area ha* what w r want to oiler to them " "O u r buxines* ithe movte in ­ dustry) I* selling good* and glamor ' hr said "so you ran see the Importance of doing this right " No studio tour* are b rin g planned other titan VII* tour* lor |jr»plr involved directly with the movie making Industry * Tht* will tie a working business just like any Other business.'' Sold Ingrr commented Wrst and t.lllcm indicated that previous contact* with Sun Stu dio official* Until .iln l they base thr financial bai king with which lo trc a tr wtiat tm ild (vissihlv tie a $220 million dollar studio complex Soldinger Itas sprrii most ot hi* life tn Itte Central Florida area, tm hiding graduating from Kdgrw alrr High Sctionl III Or Undo H r added that the l-ik r Marv area lu atlon. considering th r nearnrss to the Seminole Towne Center Mall. Monroe Harbour Martna and Central Flotlda H« glottal Atrt>ort will lie added Incentive-* to tiavr the studio ojtrnttlnn H ra ltil bi lilt* atc«t ' W r arett I a tourist attnft lion.” he slressrd "Th is will be a completely working studio, hut thr largest of its ktod III thr east coast " 'Once w r obtain the land hr continued, "w e will undertake what I* railed fast track con­ struction. that ts. w r will Itr hulldlng 21 hours a day to get tt done with as soon as [toxsihlr Sm h consirtu turn often has a grrat deal of tuilsr involved, and we certainly don't want to t>r an Inconvenience to anyone for a great length ot time " West com m ented that the movie folks will probably br w anting some type of city assist ance trgardltig jiosslhle waivers of some fees and oilier Itenrllls lie added however that Ih r city has allrad y started ills* usslng these mat Iris In trial Ion ship tn o lh rr prospective new busi­ nesses and he expected the guidelines to tie in rststence hy the time the studkt deal nears S o l d i n g r r o b s e rv e d that |M>xxlhly as many as 200 at res of land m av tie needed for the overall t umpire When w r believe the time i* right." h r said, "w e will hr making our public arm oum r merit on ih r development and thr location Hut In the mean tinii' 1 can't dlsi us* s|K t ideally w here w r are looking to locale Death head at 4 SO a m Sunday w hen C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A employee deputies found Inin on th r kltrh at the Puhlix dell, are surprised rn floor of Sw lnrhart's sister s tiouse on A/alea Drive In DrBarv at the charges where the three were housesttA ccording to Hobby Lun d quist. assistant principal at Sent- /tn gtip Sunday Casinos-------C o n tin u e d from Page 2 A destroyed. simply s high tesji media lyn ­ ching ■ y Also Tuesday, voters approved n measure that would link taxes and Ires In |mmsou.il income and one that makes it raslrr tor rltl/rn initiative* to add lax limits to the Florida Constitu­ tion "It * going to open th r door to dlrrci democracy w ith regard to ollUen Inltutlvrx that limit thr (Kiwcr til government to raise revenue," said David Hlddulph. ihr New Smyrna Beach man who led the Tax Cap Com m uter that sponsored Die proposal. Hlddulph said he would move ahead w ith other tax-limit pro jMisals that didn't make thr Im IIo I lire a use the slate Supreme Court ruled Ihrlr scope was too broad "W e're on our w a y ." he said In u lr lll* h X rh n o t, t. I i r t r, S w t n r h a r t once a tte n d e d classes the young m an la re/ me rn liered as a "nice person" ami was "never a discipline problem " "T h e y (former rlasstnalrs who heard of the charges) a rr all amazed to hear something Hkr tills of h im .” he said "T h e y remember him as a n trr guy " The liahy died ahoul a hail hour after Swtnrhart** ro uri appearance tin the initial charge, Meyer said T h e buy s m other. Angela Broomfield. 20. af W inter Park, also Is u n d e r Investigation. Meyer said Deputies reported that she was asleep when they arrived at the home. Trinidad was not responsive and had bruises on hi* face and > S b tn rtu rl 111 ■* i i r * s ( M i e i Interview, denied that he injured Jose " H r was fussing like any other baby.” said Swtnrhart He said that while hr was changing thr baby's diaper a deputy knocked on the door Neighbors had called 911 alter hearing the Public school menu D O N ALD L. H A S TY D o n a ld I. H a s ty , 6 4 . S. [Driftwood Lane, Sanford, died I Monday. Nov 7. P F H at his I residence Horn Oct 2H, ItKiO in I Sail lord hr was n lifelong rrsl[detif. lie was a suprrvlxor and [worked In thr IimkI servile III idustrv' billowing hi* retirement [from 21< in ilo I Arm y [lie was a m em ber of Fltsl |Ba|iltsi C h u re h . Sanford He [b e lo n g e d lo the A m e ric a n [Legion Survivors include wile. Th u u n 'jt "L in d a " Hasty, sons. Donald tl- II. Dcllnna. ILtnd.ill A . Lungx ( mmI, Keith K.. Ajxipka. daugh­ te rs . Marilyn Barker. Sanford. C h e r y l Y a n l . G re e n C u v c xpilugs. brothers. Jack, llellr. Vad, Roseville. Ohio, slsiers. tilth . Corson. Sanford. Pearl telly. Sanford. Mary H asty, Vaco Texas. Evelyn Keel. San­ ford. six g ra n d ch ild re n , six fre-at grandchildren firlsson Funeral Home, S a n ­ ford, In charge of arrangements M IN E R A . M Y E R S BR. Miner A Myera. S r . 76. Diane Circle. Casselberry, died Mon­ day. Nov 7. 1994 at Florida Hospital. Altam onte Springs Horn Ju ly 7. IH1M tn Decatur. M ich., he m oved to Central Florida In I!I72. He was a shop foreman supervisor He was Seventh Day Adventist. He was a veteran «il tin* U S Army S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e w if e . Barbara S : sons. Miner A J r For Personal & Commercial Insurance M a d ls c m v lllc , K y . . D e n n is Charles, Robert Dean, both of St. Cloud. Ronald Merlin. Tawas. Mich . daughters. Barbara Juan S a w lc k e . O a k la n d . M ic h .. V irg in ia Lee Slas. E d n io rc. Mich.. Ruthann Rose Stt.uk O rla n d o . Lori L y n n Rivera. Apojika; sister*. Evelyn Larson. C a lif o r n ia . C a rr o l. D o ro th y H a n k s , b o th •>( M ic h ig a n brothers Cllllurd. Richard, txiih ol 1 ennessee. 20 grandchildren. 14 great grandchildren Bald w in -F a ir c h ild F u n e ra l Home, Altumnnte Springs, tn charge ol arrangements. Reaching Out In All Directions PENNYWISE CORP. MAS? V DONALD L » wiNMAf I f f ) l o r Ratal! VVholaaala Mr Huffy wit b* hkH It. '•* ID JO ■ IM Ml# Britton ¥ CAap*1 W* * F leyD fl Jr offl(i#fi*YQ Inftrmiof will n Oak i•«iti Mrmo»ni Pack f rkwmls »Nf call «i F r wSUry from 1 Mrtfil I p m AffiAptmgAU t* B'ttfon Fuftcnl Mom# 1W H 2575 S. French Ave. Sanford 322-0285 .lr i / o - O t i i i r r M i i i H u r m i r r life M'-inc- Cat Uusi’iu'iS 'M e t io p lc ' GRAND OPENING FRI., NOV.llth S u b s c r ib e T o d a y ! 3 2 2 -2 6 1 / Nanfforil llt*ralil W ITH CUSTOM ERS. T-Jou m e n tio n e d re.\ e rv in a O fte n FAM ILY & FRIENDS More Coterage: Regional. Statewide. 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I tokl you !o oo to P E H n n u t i r BELOW LOW PRICING FUNERAL |in Hhit iff Thurxday, Nov. 10. f « 4 Beet and Bean Bam to Corn Chilled Two Fruit Tray or Choi s Salad or B bq Lunch Low Fat Milk DEATHS A L F R E D A P. B R O W N Alfreda P llrown. 76. laiciisl Avenue. Sanford died Sunday. Nov 6 . 1094 at Manatee Memo rial Hospital. Hrailenlon Horn April 22, IB IH In Sanlortl she w as a lifelong resident S h r was a retired cosmetologist She w as _ a member of Hickory Avenue Church of God. Stnloril Survivors Include daughter. A ll.unease Moore McPherson Palmetto, sister. Frunclnx M Myers Sanford; hrotlirrx. Coley Hrow-n J r .. Deltona. Anthony I,. Brown. Sanford, grandehihhen, Tuw a n n u M Harrington. O r ­ la n d o . P h illip M c P h e rs o n . Palmetto Sunrise Funeral Home. Sail|ford. In charge ol arrangements inlant crying I let him (the deputyl come In. and when I went over to pick1 up the baby he was lim p." Sw me hart said E V A C |iersiinnel look Trinidad to Volusia Mi-mocu.1 tlus%il*al lor treatm ent, hut tie was soon alrhltrd to Arnold Palmer Hospi­ tal w here he rrmalned in rrttic.il eondtilon until his death Th e Orange Countv m rdlral examiner s other ha* conducted an autopsy, but a spokesman lor that oilier *aid ih r resulis ran not yet be niadr public from t*# AlkPf one 2:00 4:00 '7/iere tt i l l he m a n y im p o rta n t p e o p le /ire n ’n t a n o ra n h e lp u.% a d va n ce o a r can u*. 7 /tope t/n \ c h a n g e m p la n i a i l l not inconvenience y o u ' t o u r l o y a l h u s b a n d ,, ^ 71hcc//6 CENTRAL FLORIDA'S BEST PAGER VALUE \ •with Purchase of Equipment V \ (8 0 0 ) 7 4 9 -4 4 0 4 (4 0 7 ) 6 4 8 -4 4 0 0 845 N. Garland Ave. Suite 102 • Orlando A �- San toed Sanlocd Stor'd* - Wadnasdav Novamba* Elections ‘94: Across the nation Americans reinvent government; GOP in charge OO P im omlirnt Ital ■ f h ih s r iiH tiL s a n No ktiiger In charge of Ihr Associated Pi m i Wril#» House. Hep T o m Pole) I) Wash alan fought for aorvlval If The A m e ric a n |»enplr have debated he wuuld Ihe flial re in ve n te d ih e ir ( o m n m r n l speaker of lire House turned out •main putting Hepubllcarts In of nf(lt r since thr C ivil War charge of ( 'o n | t r M lot th r flrsl I hr re te r m C*o» M a rio U m r i i m t d lw n h t n r tt • day T o Cuom o a liltrr■ % ! Icon, fell in New get m ill h done now President C lin to n — Invisible on election York Hrp Dan Hoalrnkowakl In n i g h t a * i h r d a m a g e ••• lllinnla under a 17 rounl frdrral H tn iig h l - m u M trim hi* agenda currupthwi Indictment. waa done In by an npfmoent whnar name and ad|u*t to a new r o n i m i l l v r waa Ih r subject of a i m u qutf u ir n iU iM v on Chic ago radio a few week* T w o years after Clinton tiwvk «g » o i lie r Ih r D r m o e t i t i w r r r llo u a r Ju d ic ia ry Chairm an targeted lot wholesale rrpodta Jack Itrtaika of Traaa al 21 Ik w by i n electorate that m » I r r m a I h r lo n g r a l a r r v ln g ( u v r m m r n l a* In rltc rtlv r In ■awmakrr arrking re election, tru s lv r and trrelevanl In Ih r waa rjeclrd by voter* anmr r t r r v i U t r n n r r m t of n o l i iu i T rrarniful that hla committee had pcopfr N o w . i h r c o m b a tiv e N e w t approved a ban on aaaaull a ra p m a T n a n a alan dismissed G in g r ic h . a d o c trin a ire to o ve rva in e sure to b r installed a* Cicv Ann Hu hard* bratrn by Itoah ann of Ihr Speaker in J a n u a ry , and h o b lim fge W Inc met president Itul another O o lr ih r im t u n ln f S rn a ir m a jortty leader w ill share |«>wer Itoali atm J rh . fell abort of taking over ih r alatrhouar In w ith Clinton KWh Ida G in g rich aald h r u a hla o rw T h r O O P resurgence waa fed i r a p o n a l b l l l l l r a * aa a a r t y by a deep fell Iruatration beat serious and anfrnio obligation Will h r allll intend* lo rn lo ter Ih r ing I h r pntla I o ra<lay voter* s trV t Irn rla of hla Heaganrscjor aald they lea/rd tew Ih r future not imairng the economic up •'Contract W ith Am rrVra D o le taw I h r r l r r l l o n aa turn to laai. or lo improve their nothin g Iraa th a n "a * m r of no live* Half Ih r votrra aald they w rrr c o n f l d r t t r r in i h r C l i n t o n no heller off norvom k ally than *grn<U ” H r public an* also a n t n l big in when Clinlon won lwt» year* ago A full third aald II would hr a la lrh o u a ra ai t«* a Ih r la n d Thev trnti 11 Jo* ru*>f%h!|>* now hrttrr if all ineumhrnta w rrr in D rm u i tain handa and raalla thrown out and replaced by new m a in ia tn rd control In 12 o th rr people even llvnigh n*o%i in c uinbrnia won a ta lra T h r y alan w on t o n legislatively. unlvrraa! health nectlrut a h lr h r u r r r n liy haa an tn d rp rn d rn i aa governor A ll rare now arrma (W aned While llo u a r C h ie f of S ta ll Leon to ld Ihe (#OP ra p t u re d a m a )o n ty of t h r n a tio n a gu b e rn a to ria l I’a n rlla aald C lin to n would an incirm rntal m anatona lor I h r flral lime since jtropuar only i liange — nor th r awrrplng 1970 C a lh rtln r Madder. exe tullve ■ivrrhaut hr couldn I gel through director of th r A m rtlc a n Politic al rv rn wtirn I h r Democrats w rrr S c ie n c e A s s o c ia tio n a n d an Inc hargr I uradav a elec lion hung* ba< k expert on Congress recalled that Kotvald Hragan m o ld get hla ih r divided government that p ro g ra m th ro u g h a C o n g re s s characterized ih r Hragan and w h ich for a i t of hla eight yra ra llu a h yrara and pula J ra a r Melina In i barge of Ihe Srnair waa u n d rr Democratic control trul "H ra g a n waa ve ry popular foreign Hr la lion Cornm ltlrr and Alfonar D Amain chairing live and C lltilun ta not “ In an interview , ahr lorraaw a Hanking C o m m lllre . fire lo r a m o r no a arwalon of Congress reopen Ih e W 'h ltrw a trr In It r q u r n l C lin to n vrto ra and a vraiigallon of Ih r Clinton* fj bhlftlitE « s t ttvef e I4 » cut. drapltr Ita inipUrattnna lot th r d r hell "It la going to tie harder to g o vrrn . not ra id e r." aald Sen fVib K< rey. l> N rh . a ho aor v iv rd d ra p n r hla support of a ban on assault weapons In Ih r S r n a ir . K rp o b llca n a w on a 52 -in m ajority — a gain of rig h t arata In o n r of Ih r rloaral rat e* Dem ocratic Sen Dianne T rtn a trin wtthatood ilir 927 m il­ lio n c h a lle n g e of p o l i t i c a l n r o p h y l r a n d m illio n a ir e M k h a rl llitllln g io n in California Hrpuhllcana ra p tu rrd 52 p rr vtously Dem ocratic llouar arala while Democrats picked u p |ual four O O P -held arala All w e ir vacated arala — not a alnglr Hrputitic ana in irn d lo krrp thrlf rw tlrw l lh al promises a la * I redit of | V ( I |>rt family, higlirr drfrnar •pending a drnlal of additional |*avment* for Italilra l* c n In welfare moihrra and ronatllullonal am rndm rnia lo rrt|ulr* a Italanc rd budget and ini|aiar term llm lla Agalnal Ih r He|tul>lli an lldr Sen Kdward M Kennedy. D Maa* raallv aurvlved hla a m Patrick, won a ll.ncar arat from tn iitiin iim m n m im H I mmIc Is la n d And in Hie na Items mu*i rontrirvrrstel eon test. Sen C holies MoMi D Va b ra l Imm k an especially hitler c halletigr from Oliver North of Iran < onira a b rio to thr con srrva ttvr I hitstlan m ovem ent North hinted that l*e would •cast tm I mc k in th r rin g W ashingtonian* m eanwhile gave Xlarloti Harry a sreemd < ham e and a fourth term as m ayor lie was In hi* third term III IH 'g l when he was vldrofajred sm oking crar k em a lm - H r was la le r r o n v lr le d of a m is d r mr*rtor srurnru n\ ii'rmu nu r r T i v j i u u y i =O F LONGW OOI) LOSE *10 LBS. IN 3DAYS! Al nafcsal T LITE'* Cf t &mjTi Pcolra* R IT E AID 1Mt A Arped BM SwArt f i - i : ? X 'C 5 C n iiu ic tc ia tiH U tu u u ik N o v em b e r 5th-l 3 , 1W4 N ightly 7:30 Sunday 10:30 a.m. & 6:(K) p.m. f. i A LL ARE W E LC O M E i lW'lhnvA GreatEwngelist, -Vow cacsAf I M b> (U i a lv u l sk 0 to w I H e c at ’T W o W l f OEIOW LOW PRICINQ PENNYWISE CORP. Mela < WOo^aaata 17-92 A 27lh SI V%\ * ftwam > U a a t 'V H M i GRAND OPENING FRI.. NOV.Ilth •UBLII OTIC] of Fort Smith, Arkansas And x Wc Hope To See You! 10I»N llwry |T a; it rruW math eg llwy W | 323-5830•322-9174•324-4338 'UBLII [OTIC] ■ t a i w n in A r k a n s a s | S ie s tl4 « 1 unr in on Jan 4 on C-Hpan OVER MILLION! a nd walth ua keep our word." aald G in g ric h , leader of an e nergized army of Hrpubtleana III I h r llouar lie prumlard lo I r m p r r Ih r sco rch e d earth brand of i timbal that cha ra cte rize d hla (Mat Ivalllra In I h r well of the llouar Hut anmr Hrpuhllc ana w rrrn I waiting until January Young Hrpuhllcana piled out of cara at 2 a m today and anakrd aernaa lYnnaylvanta Avenue In front of thr White llouar m a conga llnr T h r y floated red. while and blur halloona and rh a n lrd . "GOP. GOP. G O P " and "Ninety al*. nlnrty aU. ninety al* ** G in grich aaarrtrd that Ih r n iR W im .WVENTORY ENTIRE INVENTORY OF THE SANFORD STORE WILL BE LIQUIDATED REGARDLESS OF LOSS! B R A N D N A M E S LIKE KRGEHLER, STYLECRATI', C A T N A P P E R SERTA, SIM M O NS, BE R K LINE A N D M A N Y M ORE W ILL BE LIQUIDATED Clinton’s painful decision: How to work with GOP Congress Clinton Is sure to lake the heat from other Democrats for the An AP New* Analysis enormous loss of seats Hr didn’t much respect among WASHINGTON - For Prrsl command mem bers ol his patty even dent Clinlon. Ih r niHlIrnn elec­ lirfore Tuesday's election*, he'll tion rrsult* bring painful dr com m and even less now us etolona He can run agalnal a "do surviving Democrat* try to cut nothing'' GOP-domlnatrd C o n ­ their losses and plot their own gress for Ih r next two year*, as futures Harry Tru m a n oner did. or h r T h e G O P v ic to rie s c o u ld ran reach out and try lo m akr sp aw n D e m o c ra tic p rim a ry lit |wrtis.it i peace. challenges to th r president — Either routr carriea political now perceived as bring even risk for Ihe president, handed an more vulnerable than before. enormous setback Tuesday by Trum an , blocked al every turn an electorate that preferred Hr by a Hepubllcan controlled ROlli publicans urn! delivered both Congress, essentially waged a houses of Congress lo Ihr G O P tw o -y e a r c a m p a ig n fro m " T h e burden of government Is 1046-48 against what he duhlx-d now on th em ." said a subdued a "d o nothing Congress ’* While House press secretary D rr It worked for him. Hut such a Dee Myers around midnight as tactic could Iwc kflrr on Clinton, Ihe magnitude of the Democratic given the general sour mood of defeat became dear thr electorate and his own lack It was a resounding vole u( no of |M>pulartty. confidence for Ihe president and his party, altering Ihr political "People are pretty much angry' landscape and liir next two at everybody,** said retiring years of Ih r Clinton presidency. S e n a te D e m o c ra tic I r u d r r "First and foremost. II was a George Mitchell. referendum on Hill Clinton — While House political strate­ and he lost. II weakens him gists have discussed for week* tremendously.*' University of ways lo steer Clinton through a Virginia political scientist l-irry G O P midterm landslide. Sabatosald. T h e s t r a t e g y In c lu d e s Th e vote hulls In Its trucks overtures Toward hl|>artlsaiishlp. C lin t o n 's a c tiv is t d o m e stic agenda. And It makes Ills ability more foreign travel and a search to deal with Congress, already r<u dtafiiullc steps that can be difficult with both chambers in tukrn without congressional a p ­ Democratic hands, extremely proval. IVERY • SOFA • LOVESEAT • CHAIR [LINER • SWIVEL ROCKER • END T A LAMP • SLEEPER SOFA • LEATHER SECTIONAL AND LEATHER SOFA By TOM NAUM dubious. "Th e only way lliat Clinton can govrrn Is to move to thr middle and work on ureas of m u tu al a g rrrtn rn t w ith the R e p u b lic a n s ." said J a m e s Th u rb rr. a political scientist at American University. E D I T O R 'S N O T E Tom Kaum has covered the White House for Th e Associated Press sinc e 1989 and has rrported on government and national |x»lltlc* since 1973. OPEN 10 AM TO B PM MONDAY-SATURDAY R U LE S O F SALE NO LAYAWAYS • ALL SALES FINAL • NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES • DELIVERY AVAILABLE AT A SMALL FEE ALL SOLD 1st COME BASIS • B u r lin g t o n Sofa C o. SAN FORD ST O R E ON LY! d lD Sllvur Lnku Hoad Sanford ALL OTHER BURLINGTON SOFA CO LOCATIONS BUSINESS AS USUAL T a k e 1 7 -9 2 to L a k e M a r y B lv d T u r n Fact i i /2 M i l e s T o w a r d s S a n f o r d A i r p o r t , S a n f L d , o r C e l l (4 Q 7 ) 3 2 4 - S O F A (7 G 3 2 ) �IN BRIEF LOCALLY Sailfest advance registration S A N FO H D Advance registration lor the Seminole ( 'm inty Satlfr*! the natton • largest regalta w ill t l«nr thl* Saturdav Nov 12 Over 3 0(10 *ai 1.x* ami 700 tasil* are expected In |MI1kipwtr in thl* vrar * Sallfr*t. scheduled for the weekend of IVv 2 4 on t-akr Monroe Advance tegwtratlnn lor single fund sklpfirr* i* $40 and $45 tor «ktpj>er and one crew Fan h addltkxial crew m rm le i t* $12 In addition, all t *S Salting memtirr* rrc elv e a $5 ill* nunt Krgtstratlcuv* jmstmarked after Nov 12 arr subject to a $ Id late tre Registration* will tolakrn up to 9 «• m Saturday . Dec 3 For more information contact regatta (halt man Jo h n Gardiner tr at 14071 4250585 lday*l I4(l7l 4 2 3 (V46M (rvrntng*) 14071 N72 0879(1**1 Longwood polar softball LONGWOOO - The Winter INOar Softball la-ague of th r City of laxtgwmd Park and Recreation drpariment will staM the week of Ja n 9. 1995 Game* will tie played Monday through Friday night* la-ague* arr planned lor men « ( la** C and co ed tram* Registration will t>r Tuesday. Nov 22. at Candy land Park Fre* for the 19 week season arr $220 lor C o e d train* $290 for men *tram * For additional Inlormatlon rail Sandy latmav 260 1447 or Lincoln 3.11 ♦*‘»74 Attention youth bowlers OVIEDO - The Seminole County V A It A Annual Tournament will be held at Oviedo U n r v Saturilav and Sunday Nov I 2 a n d l3 T h r event ts open to all youth league howler* In Seminole Countv See your Youth Director in each U rn ling renter and sign op early AROUND THE NATION Raiders fall in River Pioneers deal SCC first loss By T O N Y DaSORNISR Harold Sports Editor S A N F O R D — AtMtidotird by Wrth Its artlllrrv and Infantry, their was nothing left lor (tie Seminole Com im m lty College men s tiaskrttMlI tram In do tint fall to th r visiting Indian H ivrr Com m unity College Pioneer* 9 9 H9 Tuesday night at the » Health and t i n H .*1 I <lu< a thin Center Indian Klvrr (3 0 ) m a rie o u r 53 percent 133 of 621 at It* *hot* from live floor while the Haider* 12 I after ktalng tar the first time thl* seawall runner ted on |u*t 37 p rrrrn t oI then *liot* |J3 tm H'ti 21 h percent IN lor 371on three point attempt* The Pioneer* who tr*>k a 30.17 lead at halltunr and slaved In control of the game by making I I of 40 tree throw* al«o oulrrhnuflded the Hairier* 5(1 17 " T h e y got every rebound of­ fensively and defensively." said SCC head inat h Bernard Mnthie And we *t»ot horribly I to u ld n l find anyone who rould hit thetr *hot consistently I would have settled for wxnetxve who could make rate of every three shot*, but we didn't have anyone who could do that tonight See R a ide rs, Page 2R N > M ***** *T kv* warn* Community College swingman Andre Yfiley (No 0). who contributed 24 points. 16 rebounds and seven assists to the Pioneers 9969 victory over the Raiders No matts» what Arvd'e Hall |No «4i and hit Sammoia Community C o ii«0« taammates tnod Tuesday mght. thein * a » nothing thw, could do with Indian River SANFORD OPTIMIST PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Warriors knock off Heat O A K L A N D . Calif - la U rrll Sprewell scored 2 9 points a* the Golden Slate Warriors won thetr third straight game defeating the winles* Miami llra t 121 114 Turw laynight rtkrn H k e licit 31 |*XM I • few the Ile a l aoct Kevin W f l U traded to M iam i trom tfie Atlanta Frsm Start M f M t t Haw k* cat M cxvlsy, had 24 point* and 12 rrlm u n d * T h r Ileal d id n 't even have tim e lo sew W lilt* nam e ext hi* j e t ^ V hefixr the game Hony Srtkaly. traded to Golden Stale trom Miami lex Hilly Owen* la*t week. w « in ra lly foul trouble and had only nine point* and *tx rebound* in hi* home debut for the Warrior* Players, owners at it again NEW Y O R K — With talk* *rt to resume Thursday at an executive retreat In Rye Brook N Y . jtUyrr* and owners are squabbling again Thl* time. It was an advertisement in today'* G SA Today that set oil the spark* Owner* claim "long-term financial viability" I* th re a te n e d by "huge payroll* Khali also impair I h r league'* K X ttjte tltlv e partly.” T h r ad said management s jiroposal 1* needed to preserve team* In Pittsburgh. Milwaukee and Kansas C ity. Owner* also say they're "d e ­ termined to reach an agrrrmerit on a new contrail no that thr 1995 ttaxrball season can begin on schedule." Abdul-Jabbar among nominees S P R IN G F IE L D . Mas* — Karrrrn A b d u lJabbar wa* among nine m en and Iwn women nominated for the Haskei tiall Hall of Fame Former Howtott jilayer T o m "Saleh” Sander* wit* also nominated along w ith Arnle Risen, who played on championship leant* with Rochester and Boston. V r m M lkkcUcn. one of NBA * first (Miwrr forward* with Mlnneapoll* in the 1950*. and K rrslm lr Conic, a former Yugoslavian star nominated by thr International Committee Gene S h u r was nominated as coach along with Jo hn Kundla. who coached Mlnnra|N>!ls to six title*, and Alrxsandr Gomelsky, who Ird the Soviet Union to the 1988 Olympic title Anne Donovan and Cheryl Miller werr proposed by th r W om en’* Committee und thr late Earl Strom was nominated as u referee Michigan State cans Peries E A S T LA N S IN G . Mich. — George Peries was fired as Michigan Stale * coach by a university jursldrnt tlrrii of losing Peter McPherson. Michigan State s president, said Prrlr* would coach Ih r last two game* of th r season. Tlte Spur tuns are 4 5 this season and 72-61-4 In 12 seasons under Peries Prrlr*. 59. embroiled in controversy alter former player Roosevelt Wagner claimed some jilavrrs received cash and had grades fixed, was asked to resign with three years left on Ids contract, lie refused and It will cost the school about $1 3 million to buy nut Ills contract. PRO BASKETBALL □ 7:30 p in. — SUN. Orlando Magic at Charlotte Hornet*. |L) bomplata listings on F a g e lB Sunniland Corp. clinches share of women’s title n * S m a w , at M M CaBiM 'UU f S O 0 O m ttt (tat Fighting Seminoles tabbed for weekly award icatvlng (hair Sanford Optimist sponsored imtnote High School football Player ot the »ek plaques from Coach Bill Caughell (center) t (from letti KIM Hill. Cldt Branch. Ron Moore. and Taurus Boone Hill (defense) and Branch (offense) earned the honor In the game with Cyptess Creek while Moore (ottense) and Boone idetensei took the Lake Brantley game laurels Davis delivers for Heilig-Meyers From Staff Report* L A K E M AH Y — W ith one swing of the l>u». Calvin Davis breathed new life Into the City of latke M ary Department of Park* A Recreation Thursday Men's Slowpitch Softball la-ague at the 1-akr Mary Sjtort* Complex After Sunrrest Title had jK n im le d the Hla< k jacks 20-7 to take llv g u r n r lead over lletllg Meyer* In the ojienlng game. Sunrrest and Helllg Meyer* h o oke d up lit a singles! H-M took the rarly lead, going u|> 7-2 alter three Inning*, but Sunrrest hauled back to lake a 10 8 lead Into the bottom of the seventh Inning Tony Sm ith and Raymond llartxflrld led oil the seventh for Hrlllg Meyer* with single* and Davis followed with a blast over the fence lo claim thr 11 -10 victory Sunrrest is now 7-2 on the season, while lletllg M eyersl*f>2andthr Blackjack*arr I N There were also good battle* In the other leagues, hut th rrr was no change at thr top In thr Tuesday night league. Monroe Harbour Marina remained unbeaten with a 15-3 trouncing of Thirsty Whale and second-place Jo y 's Orphan* held off ILicun H 6 Monroe Harbour I* 7-0 and Jo y * Orphan* 5-2 1 ruling thr leader* arr Huron 12-51 and Thirsty Whale CO-7). O n Friday night. Florida Manor received a forfeit from Bumitoo Cafe to tmjirovr to 6 0. while Srim rns/Sirom brrg Carlson scored right runs In the top of the fifth inning to move Into second See S o ftb a ll. Page 2B ......................... H A S H H ill huiiiuU nit < alt. hi <Mi x tied B; tie for the Sanford Heirratton Women's Fall Slowpitch Soft ball la-ague title in ronviru tng fashion Tuesday at Plnrhurst Park Sunnlland scored 19 run* In the top of the, set <mil Inning ending the game by the mercy rule and getting a no hlttrr In th r prr» r * » as n h a m m rird Oop*' 20 0 flo p s ’ did show some life In tftr second game hut Grr*s To w in g A Recovery kept its ntlr hn|>r« alive with a 15-6 vir lory Sunniland is now 7-1 on th r season while Cress Is 5-3 and (tops' is O H Each train will play twice next Tuesday at Plnrhurst In finish thr season Sunnlland plavx Gres* at 6 30 p rn and Oops' at 7 30 p m with Gress coming track to face (tops' at (i .to p m. Contributing for Sunnlland werr. with Ih r r r hits — H rnar L.tn/a (thrrr runs. HHII. two hits —, Ditto Wilson (home run. twu runs, five Kill), lain Tow ns (triple, run . th rrr Kill). Carol ( fault k (two double*, two runs, two HHII. Teresa Ftru k (two runs, three HHII. A n n lain/a and Julie Alliertsori (run . HHII. ILtrb Martin Itwo runs. Kill). S u r ILigtrv (two runs) A ls o contributing were, with one hit — Chris Tip to n (two runs. HHII. Nina Turch o n (run. tw u , HHII. Mlckl Lewis m in i Gres* was Ird by. with three hits — Diane French (three doubles, two runs* HHII. KrisEtherton ltw-o doubles, two runs), Lynn W ebb (double, two runs), two hits — L y n rltr Barkley, (home run. flvr K ill). Nanette Silvan! and Connie Kosrll (double, two runs. HHII. Debbie Cole (double, run. HHII. Michelle Derntng Itwo runs. Hirer h h ii our tm - Barb Cote (triple run, Him Providing th r otlrnsr lor Oops! were, with three lilts — Trtsh Klllngsworth (run. HHII. two hits — Debbie Cobb and Debbie Shruck (run); one hit — Christine II o |m-. Kathy Culver and Pam W ry h (run. HHII. Holly Londrrsand Daw n Tutior (HHII Vuxmlox 111*1 - n n 0*B«l S o il T n w f l l H m n i * • — • * oil M) I — It a 0*sO 004 000 0 — 0 l| Balough opens 94-95 FASCAR season with 1st, 4th By PAUL M ARSIQLIA Special lo the Herald O R L A N D O — New Sm yrna Beach driver Gary "Hot Shoe" Halough pulled double duty l.t**i Friday. Nov. 4. at Orlando Specdworld. com|K-l liiH In the Lair Model feature and. two rarcs later, running In the Modified m ain event In the Late Model race. Halough held oil a hard charging Wayne Anderson to notch his llrst win of the 1004 05 Florida Association of Slock Car Automobile Hating (F A S C A R l season Glen Hughes look the checkers In the Modified feature with thr "H ard Charging A w a rd " going to Halough. who startrd the race from the tall end of the 26-car field and finished fourth. Halough started the Latte Model race front the 12th position and wove his way through traffic, using severul caution periods to Ills advantage to eventually catch Anderson, the early nice leader, und pass itirn for the lead on lap Hi. * Everytlm e I got racing good, a caution would route out and I'd have to bark off." said Halough. who finished thr 1993-94 season with 52 feature wins " T h r caution helped In some ways breausr It closed up thr field. Hut It hurt m y rhythm Everytlme I got In the groove. I would have to slow up and then gel going again." Anderson, who Is driving a new car this season, took the checkers less than two car lengths Ix-hlnd Halough "It was a giant race.” said Anderson. "Gary raced tnr hard hut clean "W e're still having a lew problems in the motor department, so I was pleased with second. Every week out. we ll get a little hit trrttrr and we ll hr In voctory lane ttelore too long." Hounding out thr top five Ik -hind Halough and Anderson were. In order of finish. J im m y Sills, Tu lfy llestrr. and Scott Hnimlett. Hughes Ird every lap of the Modified feature as lie ouiraied Hutch Yoakum and Dave SaVicki, the evening's fast qualifier, to the winner's stripe Halough w as fourth ahead of John Lovclndy. •Jared Allison boiled out of turn four to take tin lead In the Mini Slock headliner. Once In command. Allison held l II all challengers as hr ran green flag lo checkers to notch thr victory. A lllvin'a only competition was In the early stages of the race, when David l.ecklltncr hounded the race leader for the No. I spot Th e challenge was short lived, however, as Lecklltner was tapped by K J . Arnonr and sent sailing Into thr Inflrld. l-rt klltner and Arnonr were sent to the rra r of the field lor the restart, with Lecklltner working his way back through the park to finish fifth behind Allison. Gene Van Alstlnc. H lrhard Newton, and Harland Sanford Four-tim e F A S C A H M ini-Sto ck cham pion Hobby Sears has jumped from the four-cylinder chargers to the Limited Late Model division. It didn't lake Sears long to find his way to victory lane In the new division as he debuted his newride and srorrd his first feature win all on thr same night Sears got the ju m p on Mike Tia ld at the green Hag and writ! on to lead every circuit on his way to claiming the cherkrrs To d d was second., followed by A n d y Suffiotti. Jeff Moyer, and., Hobble Yoakum. ■ ,; Other frulure event winners were Harhuni; Pierce (Sportsman). Hill Gibbon* (Hombrrsl. Carl Peters (H u n -A b o u ts l. and Steve G a u d e lte ., iMlnl-Hombersl. . HERALD DAILY �as Santo/g M*'*<d S«nlof£l Florid* Ww I - r v U t . Noi*mt)»< 9. 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D a v it (tw o d o u b l e s , th re e r u n s . K i l l ) . H artsfleld (r u n . three K ill). Freddie Howard (two runs), one hit — Dale Peters and A rth u r Barnes (run. two RBI), Calvin Ilryant |two runs. Kill). Sm ith and Myrtel Held Irunl. lining the hitting for Th irs ty Whale were Paul Alegre Idouble, tw o singles, r u n . K ill). E ll Bud ran 11wo singles, run), Dave Beauchamp (single, run) and T o d d Beaucham p and Brian Manuel (one single each). C o n trib u tin g for S u n cre st against the Blackjacks were, w ith four hlls — K riih Stevens (triple, two doubles, ihree runs. Tour KHIl. three hits — Mike • D 'A m ico (home run. double, two • runs, two Kill), J im Palmer (two !;ru n s . two R B I). Todd Carlson ‘ •(three runs). A lv i contributing were, with tWo hits — Jam es Ledford (trl'p i e . two runs, two KBI). Todd 'S t it t (triple, run. RBI). Todd Pope -(trip le , three RBII, John C h ris­ t i a n (double, two runs. 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Dan Durocher (two RBI); ntn — Jose Quintero Offensively for W oldunn 11 was. With Ihrrr- lilts — Kick Wehb (triple, two runs, five KBI). Mike McLohon (double, nin. four KHIl. two hits — Brad Mentis (double. Ihree ninsl. Chrts Bacon (ihree nms, RBI). Manny Silvia (iw o runs. KBI). Kenny Collie Irun. two KBI). Jo h n Call (run. K ill); one hit — Te rry Hussi (run. KBI); run — Jo h n Wright la-adlng 12 aftrr 5 were, with three hits — Rich Hanratty I d o u b l e . ( o u r r u n » |. T i m Markham llhree KBI). two lilts — Phil Elder (double, run), Todd H unter (two runs, iwo KHIl. Dave Srhutt (ru n . KHIl, Lee Alexander Itwo KBI); one hit — Kandy Lewis (ru n . iwo KHIl. G reg Bever (tw o runs). Don Slrlrgel (Kill) Providing the offense for the Braves were, with Hirer hlls — Bill McCoy (triple, double, two runs, three KBI) J a y Nuriis and Rich McCoy (run. KBI), Steve Gcrsdorf (two runs); one hit — J K. Pninty (Iw o KBI). Marty Goodw In (ntn). J im W hined a . 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Indian River jumped oul In a 12- 7 lead w llh live minutes gone In the lltst half, only to sec thr Raiders answer with a 13 2 hill/ to lake a 2 0 -14 lead SC C still led by lour. 24-20. when Jeremiah King re-entered the game for Hie Pioneers Over the next four mlnutrs. King knocked down IO points as Indian K iv rr began lo lake con­ trol of thr hacklKtards and. In I hr process, took a 31-30 lead A 10-5 (lurry al the end of the hall, capjtrd by a King dunk, gave ihe Pioneers a 13-|K»lnt edge. 50*37, at the Intermission. After exchanging baskets (hr first five minutes of the second bald, thr Raiders went on an I 14 run to cut thr deflcli lo 10, 62-52. wllh 12:33 remaining lit the game. A L Henry stopped lhai run by SC C w llh one ol Indian K lv rr 's two th rrr-p n ln l field goals, sparking a 15-2 charge that pul the Pioneers up by 23, 77-54, w llh 9:12 left lo play. Hi III behind hv 23. H2-59. with 7 50 on Ihe 11<m k. 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Shep parti had right assists William Fitzgerald added 22 poims and a learn high nine rebounds Aklva Wilson, a graduate of Winter P.irk High School, cntrlrtltirled 14 points while Seminole High S c h o o l p ro d u ct A n d re H all pulled hr eight rrlMiumls liefore foullngnui Andre Wiley had .1 monster game for Ihe Pioneers, scoring a tram leading 24 polltls lo go with a game-high IK rebounds and seven assists He made 7 ol his 14 shots from thr floor artd )()o f 12 from the frer throw line King and Mixon Miles each had |H points while H en ry I unshed m ilt 17. Ja c r Sim key to u ed in 11 King also collet ird IO rebounds while Miles had nine and H e n r y latched o n 10 seven T h r Bidders' contest with the P o lk C u m in u n i t v C o lle g e Vikings on Thursday nlghl will tip off al 7:30 p m at the Health and Physical Education C rid e r Your F u l l S e r v ic e Service Station ' Vo1- J o t Hall, Owner 77/1- Smart 'IwictC Chevron • Quality Products • Clean Facilities • Friendly Personnel Expect It At Chevron Everytime! FULL SERVICE AT PUMP ISLAND 7 AM - a PM Hall's Chevron Service 4700 W STA TE ROAD 46 •SANFOflD. FL •323-7t40 . �s SaMofd M*»*M Santonl Ftot'd* - Wadnesdav No»»mb*» 9 1994 - >■ People What’s Cooking? IN BRIEF 101 Festival of Trees kicks off season OH1.ANIX) — T h e Eighth A nim al Festival of Tree* oner again will mark (hr ofTh tal" atari of Central Florida's holiday season with an even higget and brighter offering of designer tree* holiday vlgnetira. unique gift* and enterlainmenl sure to s p k r u p o n r i holiday spirit T h e festival will tiegin at 3 30 p m.. Friday. Nov 11, with a THF.Krnendoua Opening N ight" and will m n lln u e through Sunday. Nov 20 The festival will lie held at the Orlando Museum of AM at lairh Haven Park From holiday themed events fut children to seasonal program* dedicated to seniors, this year’s festival oflets |ia«t favor lies as well as a variety of new events every ilay and for rveryone Hours are Friday. Nov 11, 9 IKMI p tn . Monday Fnday. Nov 14 18 10 arn 4 p m Saturday Nov 12 IO a rn 5 p m Saturday. Nov III noon 8 p m Sundays. noon 5 p m Admission adults *5, children • ' For tlckrt information call 1407IH98 3051 and for general Information call (4071 896-4231. eat 254 Back to basics conference planned ORLANDO — The Florida Slate Genealogical Sra-lety Is holding Ihetr annual conference "Hack lt> Basics' on Friday and Saturday, Nov 11-12, al lire Harley Hotel. 151 K Washington St Topics will Include Florida Ihnneers llegln n ln g G e n e a lo g y. C e nsu s. Flo rid a Research So u rces, News|M|iers Computer Genealogy Court Recorda Irnmtgra Hon. Nat utallr Alton. and the Florida State Archives For conference registration fee information and schedule of events, rail Edith Mlson. (904)737-8296 Monte Carto night coming up D E L T O N A — S m s of llaly-M lke Arcardl Laxfge *2441. 1270 Doyle Road. Is having s Monte Carta Ntght. Nov 12 Come out for an evening of fun and games beginning at 7 p m A donation of 46 50 la requested to receive 4 )0 000 play money There will be a cash bar and other refreshments will tie available F o r in fo rm a tio n , ca ll M ike L osap lo, c h a irm a n , al (4071574 1122 Camera club sets meetings Th e Seminole laike Mary Camera Club meeta the second Wednesday every month In Old Lake Mary City Hall. 158 N C o un try (T u b Hd at 7 30 p m For morr information call Grace al 321 472.3 or Sol al 323 Will I Mar-Anon to meet Nar Anon rneeta every Wednesday at 8 p m al West Lake Hospital. 580 West Slate Road 434. Longwuod Nar-Anon I* a support group open lo families and friends of addicts Dally living with an addict Is m orr turmoil (ban you ran handle by yourself Join for support tn coping wtth your addict, gain serenity lo make itn lakuia and put your tile tm< k in fra us Call 2W> 11*JO for mote Inlofmaiioct Rotary meets early Hotary Club of Lake M ary meets Thu rsd ay mornings. 7 30 8 30 a m at the Ttm acuan Country Club, on Hlnrhart Road Contact Charlie Meeks, piealdenl. at 323 8735 Employment opportunities for seniors A n employment program sponsored by the A A R P Senior C om m unity Service ts available every Thursday m orning, from 9 a in lo noon, al the laike Mary Senior Center. 158 N Country C lu b Road Hill Downey will aaalsl seniors with employment opporiunities For Information, call 324-3060 Sweet and festive gifts from your kitchen SANFORD DORIS DIETRICH The spirit of the holidays is in thr air a* well a* Christmas shopper* circu la tin g lengthy list* around trying lo make derision* Wftal do you buy for that *|>ri lal prrsnn who ha* every­ thing rsrefri. m aybr, lime? Even 1fir most discrim inating w ill appreciate delirious homemade confections from your kitchen Th is holiday gift tiake is eaay to prepare and fun to decorale Park the delkasles in colorful containers and add bright rib ­ bon* or other ornaments for a festive holiday gift T h r following recipe* have hern kitchen tested by the Kraft kitchens MARSHMALLOW TRUFFLES 38 lo 40 K R A F T J E T P U F F E D Marshmallow* • I (12 or | pkg semi sweet chocolate chips Chopped jiecans Multi-colored sprinkles A rra n ge m a rshm a llo w s on tray freeze 15 m lnulrs M i c r o w a v e r h l p s In microwavable bowl on HIGH 2 to 2 I (2 minutes or until smooth when stirre d , stirring e very minute. Dtp marshmallows Into melled chocolate: turn until coaled Roll In pecans or sprinkles Place on was paper lined tray. Refrigerate or keep In cool dry place Makes about 3 dozen CHOCOLATE F1ZZA 1 (12 nz | pkg semi-sweet chocolate chips 2 pkgs |6 square* rarh) white r lm tiU lr 2 c u p s m i n i a t u r e marshmallow a I cup crisp rice cereal I cup peanuts Melt chip* and white c h o ro la lr In large saucepan on low heal. Stir in marshmallows, cereal and peanut* Pour onto greased 12-Inch pizza pan Decorate as desired Refrigerate until firm Store at room temperature Makes 10 to 12 servings Decora ling Ideas Red and Holiday Cooklaa, Chocolata Pi zza* gift treat* you can make In the warmth of your own kitchen tor true holiday season and Msrszwnaiiww T ru ll las sra |u*t a la s » l Itva sweat green maraschino cherries, red and green candy-coaled m ilk rhocolalr candles or jelly beans, coconut, melted white chocolate or almond bark. Variation: Substitute 14 oz while almond bark for while c h o c o l a t e . Gift giving (ip: For smaller pizzas, spoon chocolate mixture o n to greased ro o k ie sheet, forming 3 (7-lnrh) or 4 16 inch) circles w ith back of wooden spoon Continue as directed. H are on tray or cardboard circle wrap in colored cellophane paper or plastic wrap and He w llh colorful bow HOLIDAT COOKIES 1 (20 oz I pkg refrigerated sJIceablr sugar cookies Colored sugar crystals 36 K R A F T H O L I D A Y M A LLO W S Marshmallows Heal oven lo 3 5 0 degrees. Shape dough Into I-Inch balls. roll In sugar Place 2 Inchc a p a rt o n u n g re a se d cookl sheets. Hake 9 to 12 m ln u lrs or unit lightly browned Immediate!) press 1 marshmallow into eat I cookie. Remove from cookie sheets , Cool on wire racks Makes 3 dozen Variation Substitute any flavor refrigerated aflceuble cook­ ies for sugar cookies. C I h Cooking. Pag* 4B AARP meets Thursday Th e Sanford A A R P Chapter meets the second Thursday of the month, at 10 a m . at the Sanford Senior Center. Members are asked lo bring a covered dish for lunch. However, the November meeting has been changed to Nov. 17 due to the Golden Age Games Same time, same place Omni Toastmasters meet at Heathrow T h e Om ni Toastmasters C lu b will meet at 5 30 p m . every Thursday at the A A A building. 1000 A A A Drive. Heathrow Call Sam Ryan al 671-2050 for more information Weight Watchers meet on Thursdays A local chapter of Weight Watcheis meeta at the Lake Mary Com m unity Hutldlng every Thu rsd ay from 4 45 to 6 43 p.m . Y um m y bars make a high energy snack Har type cookies have proven to be favorites for microwave (taking because of the speed and rase of preparation Recipes arc simple enough for children lo prepare. There la a wide variety of taste and textures and the Ivors ran be cut for blte-slxc snacks or larger deaaert* T h e s e b a rs m ake a h ig h energy' snack for lunch boxes or after school. IB PRIME TIM E l»ar h » I m i Ml |>i i4«4 IW> TW. » n &■ Ivi Illd lt W lO w liw il »r» - H- I f LOTS OF PEANUT BUTTER BARS V* cup packed brown sugar to C up Margarine or butter 1 Tablespoon light corn syrup 2 Cups qutck-Cooklng rolled nals to C u p prc-slfted all purpose flour 1 Cup Cream y peanut butter 1 C up vanilla-flavored chips to C u p semi-sweet chocolate chips Combine brown sugar, marga­ rine and com syrup In 2-quart batter bowl. Microwave (100% ), uncovered, 1- 1to minutes or until margarine 1s melted. Hlend until smooth Stir tn oats and Hour. Reserve 1« cup of mixture: press remainder evenly Into bottom of lightly greased 8 -tnch square micro-safe baking dish. Microwave (1 00 % ). uncovered. 3-3to minutes or until lightly toasted and puffed. Cool. Meanwhile, return re­ served mixture to 2 -quart baiter bowl. Microwave, uncovered. I to • 2 minutes or until lightly toasted, stirring 2-3 limes. Combine peanut butter and to cup vanilla flavored chips In 2- cup glass measure. Microwave ( 1 0 0 % ) , u n c o v e r e d . 2 - 2 to minutes until chips are softrned. stirring once. Stir until smooth S p rea d e v e n ly o ve r base. Crum ble reserved crumb m ix ­ ture and sprinkle aver filling. Refrigerate until set. about 30 m ln u lrs Combine remaining vanilla chips w ith chocolate chips In 2-Cup glass measure. Microwave (1 00 % ). uncovered. Ito - 2 m ln u lrs or until softrned. s tirrin g once. Blend u n til smooth. Spoon evenly over bars: spread lo cover. Set In cool place until chocolate Is scl. Cut Into bars. About 30 bars Granola bars have become more like randy bars. W llh this recipe you can make your own. Use a Oner-type granola for best results. If using the clutnkv type, crush wllh a rolling pin. Meanwhile combine cornstarch and water until cornstarch ts dissolved. Stir into hoi syrup mixture. Combine granola and rice ce­ real In large bowl. Add syrup m ix tu re , s tirrin g u n til w ell coated. Spoon Into lig h tly greased 6-Inch square baking dish. Press flnnly Into pan. MIDGE MYCOFF GRANOLA BARS to Cup packed brown sugar to Cup light com syrup 1 Tablespoon margarine or butter 1 Tablrspoon cornstarch 2 Tablespoons w ater 3 Cups granola cereal I C up crisp rice cereal Combine brown sugar, com syrup and margarine In 4-cup glass measure Microwave (1 00 % ). uncovered. 2 to • 2 to m in u te s or u n til mixture bolls hard, a lining once. Microwave 1100%) uncovered. 3to minutes or until mixture Is heated through and slightly puffy. Cool. *For Raisin Bars, stir In dash o f . cinnam on and to cup of rutstns with cereals, or to cup miniature chocolate chips for Choc. C hip Bars. Fruit bars are good for toting c r enjoying at home. APRICOT-OATMEAL BARS to C up chopped dried apricots to C up Water to C up packed brown sugar O Bee Microwave, Page 4B MOVIELAND ......... m i m a fU ttl * Hs|. IM t. liW tl FOREST GUMP »• M il 7»30 1 0 :0 0 CLEAR & PRESENT OANGER CINEM AS L IT C H F IE L D CIN EM A 1 IMtH N Mvsy 0r u i - 124 Ol »In2BKa HornM—On 2BIG Scrttns IIADY SHELLEY'S FRANKENSTEIN 1*1t J t 4X |«| 700 7J0 MO HOB (R) DOUBLE DRAGON _ _ l i t i n r o o m FO-tg FORREST GUMP 2*1 4 41 t JO PO-1* L O V E A F F A IR z to 44i a to ace 'T h e y dom know how much the c o m have saved if T h e n iv tn w il d (m s ) Z 104 to 7 1S * 40 p a -in they w~nt to PENNYWISE * fttA R Q A T E BELOW LOW PRICING L IT T L B C H A N TS >00 4 407 10 t 40 PENNYWI$E CORP. l it 7:11 BILENT FALL 17-92 A 27th St. ROAD TO WELLVIII G R A N D O P E N IN G P U L P F IC T IO N ItllM IM Retail / Wholesale 7701 S OrUndo Dt. Sank**-322-0001 F R I., N O V .U t h (W ill 4 to F M HO 430 7 10 0*0 ■ ; B O N U S H O U R S 4 T O 6 PM �46 Santoro Matak). Sanford Honda WsdnatiU,. Noiambar 0 '*** M an c a n ’t afford needed dental care DEAR ABIIYt I hevr l«erti reading your colum n tu rn e r. II seems, and I most cotniiirtu on a topic |’v r *rrn scleral lime* Uni teeth You suggested that one reason people don't see a dtiitlsl I* (ear 1 hl« may t<r true tail there is also another reason monev In m y case I h a ir no dental Insurwue and I can t afford dental rare Al my age (I am 2M rm filling* are tailing out I needed lour mot i arii al* |at 6500 rat h) but I avoided them by waiting lor the (tain in m y mouth to outweigh the |ialn In m y wallet i flnauj dr, idrd lo nova the teeth pulled (at about 6100 each) A* you said A person • gen rtal health t* threatened l( hts lot h r r l t r r t h a te r o l l i n g Therefore. I don't understand why dental need* are not r m rtrd by health insurance Until Ih rv are I II h a ir lo wall and pray that Hits great nation of our* will a rrtir at a plaositUe health rrfnrm that will (imvlde dental« are for everyone $ ABIGAIL VAN 0UREN In llie intrtrsi of your health try to squeeze dental Insurance Into your budget and make some phone ralt* to (tnd a dentist who will allow you lo pay mi the installment plan U TA H A B D T I I was eery moied by tbr lettrf from the l'tab tnitther who lost Iter son Adam in an tin Idrnt Invnlttng a toy On March 10 IW 4 I t«n ante rhatrman of the 1 )3 t onsumei P ro d u ct Safety C o m m ls lo n ICI'N CI Our m ission I* lo (Motet t the public Irian unrra • u n a b le risk of in ju ry Irom consumer prndra is Th is in e lu d e s most of the product* fo u n d In tlte home, r q in t a lli c h ild re n • products Since Man h t have aotked lo revltal Ue this small hut Inqawtanl federal agency to adit res* pro duet baza id* qutrkli and rf WAITINO FOR DFNTUREA IN BOSTON D E A R W A I T I N O IV n ta l in surance mav not he as r*(»rnslve as you think You may find It would have m i l you les* than lbe extraction* Mediterranean Catch it full of dalicioua flavor A D V IC E lectlvrly I work peraonally with m v stall 'a make sure that carry to m pla! d Is th o ro u g h ly In vestlgatrd I h a ir telephoned patents whosr children have bren killed by consumer products We have wept together, then worked al finding snlutkMis so that other children will not die tragically Abby please tell your readers that If they hate problems In the area of pn*!o«l safety, cm want Inform ation about consum er prtalucts the Consumer C m tu rl Safely Commission la here to help them Our toil free hotline is aiallaltle 24 hours a day with b o th E n g lis h and Spanish* •p e a k in g o p e ra to rs Our num ber is I ROD-636 2772 lh a n k you fur gelling the word out that a small govern­ ment agenc> can make a dtf IrrriM e tn people's Hies ANN BROWN. CHAIRMAN. U R CON6UMDR PRODUCT ■AFETY COMMIRRION DEAR MR* BROWN Thank y o u lot your tnfiMm atlie letter •rat lor your com m itm ent to this tm piM laid task It has bren brought tn m y attention that immediately after reading the letter from Adam • mother you telephoned her The hrsi of Irak to you aa rhatrm an of this small but lm(M>rtanl" federal agency Protecting the A m rra a n ton • um rr ts an awesome rrs p u n «i blllty. and you r d n tlia llo n will surely result In f rw rr Injutie* and deaths canard by unsale |Mi*lurts DEAR ABRYi The numerous at» taints of rratters In an un zipped tundttkMi I k lug to m ind m y experience two k tn 10.34 when I lo r d In New York I taunted a Madison Atrnur tins and was mmm Joined by an attractive young woman wearing a fur slide trim m ed with siliei Ins tails Something la draft) a lrrlrd me that my ri|>prr was ilown so I very swiftly rq q ird tt up At 5 t)lh S t t r e t , m y seat partner stund up In get off the 1*us when she rra lu c d that one uf her tails was i aught in my rlpprt || was really Jammed •Irak! I hail lo get n i l ttie In.* with her several bit* ks beyond tier Intended destination We it traded so. h a ito w d that a potireman tr » k us into a ladle* dies* shop w h rrr the manager used sdsaors to ru t off thr offending tali' JOHN CUBICR. 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No*»rr>bar 9 1994 Sanlord M«m« i<1, Sanford, Florida TB School board candidal* Ted Barker thanks supporters in his living room School K i n », **-r- I m lii' A drienne Parry Larry Furlong HftM nan k« t+ri> * t -ix » Court mulls federal ban on gun possession near schools ■ r LAURIE A t S K O Associated Prat* Write* W A S H IN G TO N - T h r Clinton adm inistration 1* asking ih r Suprrtnr Court to reinstate a federal turn on of f u n * la llh in I .OOO feel of u Ih i i I i Thla la no< ahmit )u»t re guUting gun* Solicitor General Drew S I t a x 111 told the court on Tuesday Congress is con 1eftierl with till* Impact on the natiorial economy and |>ro|ierly ena< Ird tire law muter Its power to regulate interstate commerce, he said Hut the lawyer for a former Trxas high artxml student ronvuted of taking a gun to srhc*>l Am end--------C o n tin u e d from Page IA untie of the county attrtrnev to county rommlsatnn era W ith IOO p e rc e n t of the county'* 1311 prerttirts tabu­ late*! the c hatter result* were • A m r rnlllir lit I Si .......I ho aril elec Ilona Yea. try a 01 ft to 18 4 margin I Amendment 2 - Economic I in (i a 1 t a t a 1e rn e n I a Y e a , 72 H to 27 2 • Amr ndmen 1 3 Non Interterenc e <tauae 74 0 -to 25 4 • Amendment 4 • County at­ torney lai 2 to-25 3 a r g u e d that C o n g r e a a overstepped It* authority when 11 enacted the 19 0 0 G u n -F re e School /one* A it Congress did nrd property outline a tonne* turn ire1weer. gun poaaeMton and Inletalatr commerce. aald at 1or tiey John K Carrer interjected 'Don’t give away anything here They might want lo do It." Under cptrsiioning try Justice John Paul Stevens Davs said a federal law could pre empt a local law that allowed student* to take weapons to sc hool More than 200.000 children carry ftrrarma to arhoni every day. arrordlng lo Sen Herb Kohl, D W ls ,, the sponsor of the 1990 law Gun related violence at school makea It dlflWult for schools lo funrtlon. Days aald. adding that ( ongreaa ta concerned alxrut the effect Of dtmlnlahed atudent ac hieventer it on the economy The case Involves the March 1992 arrest of Alfonso Lopez Jr who was a senior at a San Antonio high s< hool when hr was arrested for bringing a JH callber handgun and live bullets In sc hool H r said he was given lire gun to deliver to someone else to use In what Coper dr si rl tied as a gang war." Justice Antonin Sc aha noted the high court haa broadly defined Congreaa authority lo rrgulatr tnteratate romm erre Hut he and Justice Sandra Day O ’Connor expressed doubts that [■•aaeaatrig a gun near a school tails within rhal definition Day* acknowledged that his argument would leave no real limit on (''Ingres* authority to pass crim inal laws Involving Individual conduct that atlrrts interstate commerce "Is there any violent crime that doesn’t alfect Interstale commerce under your ratio­ nale?" asked Justice Kulh Hwdrr Glnsburg r latter, when Gtnsburg again asked Days for an example ol a law that would be outside C on­ gress' authority to enact. Seal la Loper was convtc ted under the law In federal court and was sentenced to six months in prison Herald Stall Writer L A K E M ARY - Th e voters of laikr M an let tt be known they want (lie opportunity to change ltie city commission on two year terms rather than three In yes­ terday s election T h e term lengthening referendum was the only one of Hirer which did not win overwhelming approval byLake M cry voters I'rrvious discussions of thr matter during City Commission meetings Ionised on both sides of thr Issue, tile proponents of three year Irrtns said they fell II would Ire less cumtiersom than having to run (or re-election every other year. It was also made known that with the live member board, elections would nol be re alm ! every third year. The vote was close however, with 1.351 opposing the change and 1.030 In favor of It Persons opposing the three year trrm s said the shorter |>rrlod was lietter should they become dissatisfied with a com mlssioners performance and wlsti to replace him or her C ity Com m issioner George Duryea at one time had said. "I figure If a commissioner does a a good Job. there won't be any In November 1903. Congress jNcssed an amended version of thr law that sprcillr* a link with Interstate commerce Hui Cartrr co ntended the new version cannot lie applied to Lopez s case problem with re-election Tw o commission seals and Ih r mayor's position were all up for election this year, and all Hirer managed lo remain al their positions without having any opposition Th e other two re lrrrn d u m approved the official sweating in time for newly elected rom m ls sinners to thr llrst olliclnl meet­ ing following the election That (Kissed with approximately Hf> percent of the cl I Irens approv­ ing ll.9N»ifor. 361 against). T h e referendum regarding property purchases was also approved with 6-1 percent ol Ihr vote: ( 1.466 for. 825 against) Chiles---------C o n tin u e d from Cage 1A we didn'i do It. hut I am so appreciative of the hard work tI1.1t you all have pul in." Hush said Chiles could In* laced with three Republic ans in the Cabinet and a Republican Senate Doug Jatnt-rson. whom he ap|Milnted lo .1 Cabinet |m>m as education commissioner l<> months ago. was defeated try Republican Frank Hrogari Hush. -11. and Chile* fared well In tlirir traditional constituen­ cies hut neither found enough support to tnilld a strong lead Hnlh u r r r very strong In their own parlies Chiles held an edge among voters over •ige ho. women and In S outh Florida In Ills reelection tod H r had a nine-to­ nne edge among black voters surveyed. Hush was favored by a narrow majority ol voters who tracked Ross I'erot lii the 1992 presi­ dential election, and he was supported by a three to-one margin among Hispanic*. Chiles led among those who earned less than $30,000 annu­ ally Th e governor w-as sup­ ported by six of 10 voters who drsr rihcd tin rnselvea as pro- lot A f tr r s(M-ntllrtg n e a rly four 11** ,ul* » as a tt a* her and ad m ln ls tra to r In th e S e m in o le C o unty *< hnols darker said hr 1% not going aw ay I ' l l he th e re s o m e w h e re m a k in g sure th a t w h a te v e r hap|trn% that tile kids are the n u m b e r tine p r io r it y in th r schools, lie prom ised Morn* arid darker were dla m rtrn ally opposed on the Issue ol year round schools darker ha d vo w e d lo a b o lish I h r uuMlltled calendar whtrh he said was not fa m ily frie n d ly Morris has supported Hie t airn dar from thr tx-glrmlng saying It is an r d u t a tlo n a lly so u n d practice darker also opposes the ap (minted superintendent, which Morris has endorsed since her election Despite their difference*, both winner and loser fold high praise for the other alter Hie vote* were counted It was a g<*Nl. clean cam palgn said Morris I was glad to see It so issue cirlentrd." Market said It was "a very respectable campaign with no mud slinging ” Morris was Hie only school h o a rd m e m b e r w ho w as challenged for her seat tills year H a r b a r a K u h n an d S a n d y Kohtnson each maintained I heir scats w ithout challenges Hut a telleral appeals court overturned hts mnvtctlnn. %av tng 1tie law did not comply with the Constitution s comm erce clause w til* h allows Congress lo rrgulatr interstate commerce T h r law- should have sjirllrd out a connection between gun po* session near schools and In ­ terstate commerce, thr 5lh U S Circuit Court of Appeals said Lake Mary - no longer terms By N IC K P F E I F A U F C o n tin u e d from Page IA I think It s rx te lle n t." he said Niva'!. It was a great rx | «-rtf-n rr lot m e 1 learned a environm ent. T h r candidates Hut alter 15 months In private spill among ih r o n r-in -10 voters life, Chile* was (x-rsuaded by who were victims o( a crime. Uuddy Mai Kay H1.11 In should The Information was taken rule r the Democratic prim ary lor horn 1.798 exit poll Interviews governor in early 1990 after Tuesday with voters outside l>arty (rum runner Hill Nelson * precinct* around the state. The candidacy hrg.m to stumble poll was conducted hy Voter Chlles chose MacKay a* his News Service, a coo|N-rat!ve of running mute, and they crushed Hie four television networks and t h r N e ls o n tic k e t lo r t h r The Associated H r** nomlnullon and thru easily drIn hi* long political career. frulrd Incumbent Martinez in Chiles rievrr faced a campaign the genera) election as efficient as Ih r one that A f t r r a l i f e t i m e In t h r prn|M'll(-d Hush to victory in the legislative arm of government. Repuhllran prim ary over six C hllrs admitted he made some olhrrs without a nm olf mistake* In his flr*t Job In theTrailing In Ihe (Mill* through execuUve branch Hi* llrst term much of SepiemlN-r and Ociotx-r. successe* a* governor were Chiles rm ird the Hush cam ­ balanced by unfinished busi­ paign’s m om entum alter he ness. namely his pledge lo re launched a series ol attack ad* in vamp Florida's tax structure lo mill (k-toiler that cniilrlhuted to make it more equitable the race's nasty finish Hush entered the race with Florida 1olrrs llrsl became virtually no experience in gov aware of Chiles In 1970 when as eminent aside from 20 mouth* a lltile-known stale leglslalor he he sjH-nt a* commerce secretary walked across th r Sunshine In 1987 a n d 1988 in the State to earn the nickname Martinez administration. "W a lk in ’ La w lo n " In a suc­ T h r Mluini developer c a m ­ cessful bid for Ihe U.S. Senate. paigned with Tom Feeney, an Chllrs was re-elected handily to O r l a n d o * t u t r l e g i s l a t o r two more terms to the Semite portrayed by o|i|ioncui* as a lieforr calling It rpilts In 1989 far rigid Idealogoue. on less gov­ a lte r c o m p la in in g he w as ernment and tougher treatment "bu rn e d out" in Washington. of criminals N>#rgjgfPfetto t>r I &mmf VttKWft Election: supervisor Sandra Goard oversees ballot counting Tuesday night. County--------C o n tin u e d from Page 1A Mi 9-to-33 t wtn Morris received 35.624 votes to Perry's 27.463. Ill all. 64 4 (irrcrtlt ol Sem i­ nole County's 140.268 voters (lurtiripan-d Tueoday. including 6.298 who voted by absentee b a llo t. K trction* s u p e rv is o r Samira Guard said there were 110 difficulties In Uilloting or counHug Furlong hat) tilde lo sav last night aftrr an early 50-50 h« at to trailing by 1.500 votes W hen asked If fie thought thr apparent loss was due to the tremendous Republican turnout, thr normally vertxrse Furlong said only "Yes. definitely." T ill* morning. Furlong said he would call Adams lo congratu­ late him. thru start looking for a job Furlong * mail-order mag n r lt r sign business. Magnetcards. all but evaporated during the four years he served on the commission Adam* accredited his wtn to hard work and not looking back " I t was a d ogfight." said Adams "I scratched and clawed the whole way. He's a heck of a campaigner." Adams said much ol his suc­ cess could be attributed his door-to-door campaign. More than 3.400 homes were visited by volunteers, fie said T h e c a m p a ig n ’s efforts targeted active G O P and Dem ocratic voters, areas where Furlo n g soundly drfrated Republican Sandra Glenn four years ago and areas where Adam* lei I behind primary opponent Andrea D en­ nison earlier this year Morris said his success was tiasrd not so much on party affiliation, hut hi* record. "I worked hard.’ *atd Morris "W e ran on our record, which was very conservative, yet in ­ novative W r hail a clearly drllncd rare.” A disappointed Perry said she believed thr GOP turnout played a role in her loss Perry' **nd events during thr prim ary may have also Ird to the delrat During the Democratic prim ary. Perry accused incumbent Demo­ crat Carlton Henley of using her race a* a factor. Henley denied the allegation. The Pill: one of America’s best kept medical secrets By K A T H R Y N C R A W FO R D Associated Press Writer S E A T T L E — W o m e n arc scared of taking Ih r birth control pill even though It can safeguard them from deadly cancers and diseases, said a researcher w h o calls the p ill's health benefits "one of th r best kept secrets m America." KrjMMi* on the pill's adverse rllects have left wom en with "a lopsided perspective on pill safety, said Dr. David Grimes, vice chairman of ih r Department til Obstetric* G ynecology and Reproductive Sciences at the University of California at Sat. Francisco. Women who take the pill for a decade or longer reduce tliclr c h a n c e s of g e ttin g o va ria n c a n c e r — the m o s t deadly gynecologic cancer in the United Stairs — by about HO percent. Grim es said. And the risk* decrease the longer thr pill Is taken, with protection lasting at least 15 years alter a woman goes off the pill said Grimes, who *(Hikc at Ihe American McdlcaJ Associa­ tion's Science Reporters Confer­ ence over the weekend, About 11,000 women die of ovarian cancer each year in Hie United States, according to Dr Charles Drcschrr. a physician at Swedish Hospital Medical Center In Seattle and an associate professor at thr University of Washington. at the University of W ashing­ ton's School of Medicine. More recent research ha* shown that I* not the case. Hesearch showing the {>111 to be beneficial to women's health is “ c n ilrrly contrary to the view he h i h y m o s t A m e r i c a n wom en." Grime* said There is "gross misinform a lion and gross contusion about oral contracep­ tives.” Oral contraceptives also safe­ g u a r d w o m e n a g a in s t e n ­ d o m e tria l cancer, ihe most common gynecologic cancer In the United States, reducing the risk by as m uch a* 50 percent, p a r t i c u l a r l y for h i g h -r is k women. G rlm rs said The pill, which regulates no­ body's hormonal levels, also cuts In half the risk of pelvic tnllam miitory disease, or Infection of (he fallopian tubes, which affect* about one m illion /Tmerlrati women a year Th is comes a* no surprise lo the tnrtllc.il community. "None of that Is (urtlcularly new — it's been demonstrated in previous reports." Drrschcr said Hut there Is a lingering fear, bused on 10- lo 20-yrar-old research, that the pill will In ­ crease u wom an's chance « f developing breast cancer or blood clots, aald Dr. Benjamin G r e e r , d i r e c t o r of t he gynecological oncology division It reduces the d a n g e r ot ectopic pregnancy by aliout 90 percent. Grime* added, and by re d u cin g m enstrual flow. It lowrr* the chance of developing Iron deficiency anemia. Still, for all II* brnrllts. Hie pill I* not a panacea for all » l women's health problems. " I t 's not a m agic pill ot anything." Drencher said "Y o u have to put 11 In the |>cfspcetlvc of thr Individual patient " �4 M - Smfofd M*rald. Sanford. FtorVJa - W *drw kd«r Novsmbs* t . 1»»4 by Chic Young BLONOIE C«luO*4M h« N«»*f»AP»** 40 »j$ * A tO » M O *rv«4 can m i u c m p n ^ p jM »d>HH« ' a * -* • ' ' *¥ Is overload of calcium dangerous? D E A R D R Q O T T A recent television program Indicated that loo m uch calcium in Ihe diet ran r a u v extreme lethargy If that >• ao. Just how m uch la too much? DRAM H E A D E R I tiellcvc that ywi mteundenMrxMf the thruat of Ih r television ahow, A high concentration of calcium In the bloodatrearn Im ore than I I llllgrama j«er derlllterl will, depending on the level lead to ahrtomlnal pain lethargy, con fusion tlu p ir . and coma There are many cause* of Ihta condition. Including tumor* and glandular abnormalities moat of which are diagnosed by blood leaia and X rays Rueaa blorat r a lr lu m la treated w ith In (ravenous fluids d u rin g the acute phase when a dangerous metaUdk- Imbalance eitata In roniraat. calcium In the diet does n o t ca use s y m p to m s hriauar a healthy body will use what It needs and cxrrelc Ihe rest, thereby keeping the blood level tie low 11 ing'dl. Artually. dietary calcium la beneficial caper tally for older people In whom It retards oatroporoala C o n se q u e n tly, unless your dw tor advlara you to do ao. you should not result t your dietary calcium You rntghl lie Interested in learning that an etiesa of AN Y mineral In Ihe hlisidatream may rtsull In lethargy It's m lraru Ions how the healthy body maintains calcium land other mineral! levels In such a precise and narrow range DRAM DR G O T T Afler 30 years of re g u la r m e n s tru a l cycles. I rviw have episodes of irregularity, cramps and a heavy flow Instead of the uaual five to six days, the cycle now lasts from 10 daya to all weeks, and the discharge contains bits of tlsaue An endometrial blopav was negative for earner I rn told this condition is normal for the years heforr menopause, because I may no longer ovulate every month and Ihe uterine lining Is building up Do you agree with this diagnosis * M tD IC IN K PETER GOTT, M D DRAK H E A D E R Yrs. ! do All hough your symptoms seem aevere. they are consistent with early menopause Ask your gy ne« ologtst about Ihe use of female hormone* Itl pill form or (Miches (o help you g e t through t h e s e difficult times T o give you more Information I am sending you a free ropy of my Health Keport ' Menopause " Other readers who would like a copy should send I X plus a long, se I f •a d d r e sse d . s t a m p e d envelope to I* O IWu 2433. New York. 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" T e ll the truth or trum p but gel the trick " Sometimes, though, strange as It sounds, you might have too many trum|rs If «o. you must do s o m e t h i n g to r e d u c e th e num ber Today's deal highlights one such play technique W rsl letl the club king When his partner signaled with the 10. West continued with Ihe club ate and a third d u b hast exited with the spade three two. right, king How should South have continued? South's three s|wde rebld was Invitational North, with Ihe two best tru m p honors, had an automatic raise lo game W ith all the side suits sale, declarer's only concern was the B y Bernice Bede Oool Y O U R B IR T H D A Y No*. 10. 1004 Set your sights lo reflect your current m indset In the year ahead Strive for new projects and new cohort*. These rclallonshlp* could help you achieve what you desire SCO R P IO (Oct 24 Nov. 221 It might not lx- easy for you and y o u r m ate to tolerate each other’* shortcoming* today. He careful You may lie walking on egg shells Try in g lo patch up a broken romance? T h e AstroGraph Matchmaker can help you to understand what to do to m akr ih r relationship work Mall 42 to Matchmaker. P.O Ho* 44A5. New York. NY 10163 S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23 Dec. 211 Y o u r patience might he tested today on an endeavor you thought would be easy. The penalty for |>onr Judgment may lie stiff today. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 Ja n 10) There Is no reason to feel trum p suit If that were tweaking 3 2. hr would tiave no trouble Hut what If hast had started with four trum ps? Iff West had four, the contract was beyond re­ suscitation I The only chance would tie a trump coup And lo reduce his trump length lo Ihe same as East's. Soulh made Ihr fa rs ig h te d p la y of c a s h in g dum m y'* heart ace and lulling a heart in hand After South had played a trum p to dum m y's ace. getting the had news, he ruffed another heart tn his hand Then South cashed his three diamond tricks, ending In the dum m y Luckllv R a s l h a d to f o l l o w s u it throughout South was left with the Q 10 of s(tadrs. and East had the J -5 of *|tadrs When South called for a heart. East's apparent trum p trick disappeared In a classic iru m p co up obligated to follow the crowd today Don’t waste money on something you don't enjoy just lo lie part of the herd AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Krb 10) Your goals will lie within reach today, but only after you tna nruver around a few obstacles In your path P I S C E S (Krb. 20-March 20) Avoid discussions today with Individuals whose views diamet­ rically oppose yours. An argu­ ment could ensue about politics nr religion ARIES (March 21 April 10) Make It a point today to respect the privacy of your friends and m aintain a little- distance. A serious mishap could result from touching a raw nerve TAURUS (April 20 May 20) T o d a y you may have unex­ pected difficulty In a close rclallonshlp Diplomacy and tact will tie required at all limes. OEMINI (May 2 1-June 20) T a k r good care tif yourself today Avoid thing* you know you ROBOTMAN* MOW S YQMP ’ “ ' ' \ 7 Z 7 W U R P W H M 7 _ TRhN&CENOt K T M ] M TATVtR W Y Y t A R W tD TW lO J 1 YtV+M O W .M “ T R tT tY .. It » M •A 7I ( 3 •Q « I AS I I \M M EAT *■ *h J « 7 « | | (1 a aJ l S 3 * q 10 S s J 10 7 a y 10 3 A K 4 7 ht)t III a q 10 * 7 4 7 «* #AK4 Aj 7 4 Vulnerable Both Dealer North U r st North NrHit h 1 tf Pass 1NT 1a ta I a I Opening lead a C a p >r i g M I T ERPRI SE A U N East I 'it i I 'm All (u>> K NEWSPAPER Eh snouldn t eat or drink And If you're lifting *cynethlng heavy, get a strong helper. CANCER (June 21-Ju ly 221 If someone you barely know pro­ mises you a tilg favor today, lake It with a grain of salt He realistic In your expectation* LEO IJu ly 23 Aug 22) This m ight be one of lh<i*e days w hen d is tra c tio n s kerp yo u from finishing yout work. Don't get Impatient with people, though, w h e n circu m sta n ce * are to blame VIRGO IA ug 23 Sept. 221 You are usually tactful with other* und seldom say offensive things T o d a y 's comments, however, m ight not come out of your m outh sugarcoated. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct 23) If you don't exercise self discipline today, your extravagance will spiral out of hand. It w o n 't he long liefore you feel too guilty to enjoy the fruits of such sprees. C op»ri*»i»m * T E R P H I 4 E A44N n e w s p a p e r rh by L e o n a rd S tarr ANNIE by Jim Meddlck NY,luff 4) A K ..I DIDffr KNOWTHAT VWP M lf i TWNKINd AhOl/f An **. 0ITT J* H o Ts t/m p trse e j svtvrNtv fps AS 4 C W ty e o irr’S I THIN*'!* 4ACVT AHdf L ».v I " M W ? 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M’s damage* appear to he more wrtou but I don't believe this latest thtnf SAC boys still Usd SANFORD - Lakr Mary and Lake Howell art aim Ued lor Ural In Seminole Athletic Confer enre boys' volleyball with one mateh left. Votufttssr of tbs Wssk SANFORD - A long time dispute continue* to brew between U S . Transportation Secretary Federico Pins and afflrtats al General Motors The question la. how aafr are "sldrsaddle'' furl tanka on certain pickup trucks? Loral service managers al GM dealerships aide with the company. Al Quality Dutch OMC on U Jl Highway 17-92 in Couwlbmy. Charlie Slnirun Phyllis Green loves to travel In her retire­ ment. she helps arrange trlpa and touts for other senior* to enrich their llvr* T ea ch ers honored; W ho’s w ho SANFORD - Casselberry Mayor Joaeph lllllebrant was scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon before Circuit Court Judge Newman Brock lllllebrant Is charged with one count of grand theft and one count of offense* against Intellectual property . The State Attorney's office however, says Hlllebrunt l» not expected to appear In court today. Ilia attorney. Mark Lubet. was esperted to (lie a written plea of not guilty. Investigators from the sheriff's office Fraud and Forgery Unit arrested lllllebrant on Sept. 12. He has been accused of writing three checks totaling $23,065 from accounts at a Sanford bullies* where lllllebrant was employed as a freelance computer programmer. Former students tap adults who inspired them Traffic signal coming LAKE MARY - Motorists approaching the intersection o f U k r Park Drive and Orcenway Boulevard near l lie Greenwood Lakes Middle School will soon be directed by traffic signal* rather than be gmerned by four-way stop signs A fter a study, jr afflc engineer* rrcomroeoded should be operational In about tw o weeks, a department spokesman said. Youngsters at the Somlnot# County Agricul­ tural Csntar racsntly learned about the benefits and the idiosyncrasies o f bale. The creatures o f the night have often gotten a bed rap In horror flicks end other media In truth they can be a greet help to people. The young people learned quite a Ml m oot the flying mammals. Above, urban horttculturallst Trtsh Thomas, eight yaar old Sarah Kart and master gardener Harlan Wood demonstrated the size of the European Fox Bel. Al the other end o f the site chert, sf left, the liny Evening Bel is the most common species found in Flood s Longwood dlacuasoa sewer* LONG WOOD - Plan* to extend sewer service to businesses along Stale Road 434 wtU be discussed by city commissioner* at a work session tonight beginning at 6 p m Longwood M ayor S te v e M iller recen tly prop osed a pay-as-you-go effort to upgrade sewer service to commercial properties In the city. Many busi­ nesses are still on septic tanks. By bringing more properties on-line. Miller said, sewer rates should decline as well as making the are* more attractive (or businesses lo remain or locate In the city. Humane Society eel# SANFORD - The Humane Society of Semi­ nole County Is planning a bake sale and open house on Sunday. Oct. 30 In connection with the Hallowe'en season. Volunteers and staff members will be holding the bake sale to benefit shelter anim als Home-made cakes, cookies breads, and dug and rat trrata will all be available. Proceeds are lo be used to purchase loud for the shelter animals. The Humane Society shellrr Is located at the Intersection of U.S. Highway 17-92 and County Home Road, next to Flea World Hours for the open house and bake sale are 11 a m. unltl4 p.m. Ocl. 30. For additional Information contact Jeanette Spencrr al Alley Cal Rose Sludln of Arts. 869-0830 or the Humane S<x:lety office at 323-8685. Longw ood, union workers in agreem ent LONGWOOD — City commission­ er* dispatched a lengthy agenda In near record lim e Monday night with acceptance o f agreements with the city's unionized workers topping the list. Following an executive session to Iron out some last minute points, the commissioners OK'd resolutions with the firefighters, police and public works employees represented by unions. T h e In te rn a tio n a l U n io n o f Operating Engineer* proposed the wording for Section 10.5 In the city personnel regulations be changed from "In filling vacancies within city services, the hiring authority will utilize qualified em ployees currently employed by the CUy before seeking applicants from the outside.'' lo "In filling department vacancies, the hiring authority will utilize quallfed employees currently employed In the department before seeking applicants from the out­ side.” As a counter proposal, the com­ missioners changed Section 10.4 to read "All Internal applicants, and elig ib le veteran s, who are de­ termined to be qualified (meet the minimum qualifications of related rducatlon/tralntng/expcrtcnce) for the position In their department shall be forwarded to the hiring authority prior lo any external applicants for the position In their departments.” In other business, the commis­ sioners a greed to meet as an Equalization Board Nov. 7 at 0:30 p.m. for rraldenta or p rop erty owners on Blstllne and Georgia avenues. Blstllne A ven u e from Oxford Street lo East Street and Georgia Avenue from North Credo Street to Wayman Street are sched­ uled to be paved through an as­ sessment levied abutting property owners. Sitting as the Equalization Board, the commissioners will hear and consider complaints about the proposed special assessments and can adjust or equalize them. The commissioners also approved Stop, look and listen Cooler and driar lor a whila Partly Cloudy To da y: Partly sunny. High In the low er to mid 80s. East wind 5 lo 10 mph. SANFORD — Seminole County ts changing a four way stop Intersec­ tion lo a two way stop at Airport Boulevard and Country Club Road beginning Thursday. "W e checked Ihe level of service on Airport." said County Traffic Operations Engineer John Brown, "and found Ihe level dropped off considerably at that area. So to Increase the traffic It was d e­ termined best to make Airport a through street with the slops on Country Club Road." Some area residents driving east from Raver]na Park and Idyllwllde subdivisions using Country Club Road, believe It Is going to cause extensive delays In making turns onto Airport. Sunford police Commander De­ nnis Whitmire said however, that C B e* Stop. Page BA Tha sign at lh$ Intarsactlon of Country Club Road and Airport Boulevard Indicates changa coming. F O R T H E B E S T IN E D I T O R I A L S , OPINIONS AND 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 maaaHBH .»v/>.-I'fff .' f rr t * �• •* N E W S F R O M THE R E G I O N A N D ACROSS THE STATE Proposal rejected due to wording Tax cap asks court to put voter approval on ballot Profcutor trill ba commutator GAINESVILLE — Slate Attorney Rod Smith, who prosecuted Gainesville aerial killer Danny Harold Rolling, will aervr aa gue*t commentator for Court T V In the double murder trial of O.J. Simpson. "H e will offer hta o bar real tons and Insights ... partlcularty the prosecution." Will Irby, a spokesman lor Smith's office, said Monday. "T h e ir Interest In him la based on a successful prosecution at a m ajor rase with nationwide m edia attention.'' Irby said. There are similarities In the tw o caeca which would make Sm ith's caprnrace valuable to television viewers. Irby said, mentioning the use of DNA evidence and technology m Rolling's case. Details are stUl being Ironed out. Irby said, adding that he did not know If Smith would appear horn Gainesville, from Los Angeles, or from the Court T V studios In New York. Rolling pleaded guilty to the m urders of five college students In 1990 at the start o f his Irial last Feb. 15. Rolling now la on death row at Florida Stale Prison In Starke. TALLAHASSEE — A measure that w ould require voter approval of new stair tames should be on the Nov. ft ballot brrauar at rights guaranteed in the U S Constitution, support era say. Tne T a a C a p C o m m ittee c o lle c te d hundreds o f thousands of signatures to get thr proposed ronatitutlona! amendment on the ballot. A it two w eeks ago. thr Florida Supreme Court rejected It. ruling the proposal's wording was too misleading and vague. In a motion filed before thr date high court, the Taa Cap group cited the guaran­ tee of free speech and the right to petition the government tn the Flrei Amendment of thr US. constitution "T h la la n o v e l . " J oseph L llt lc . a Gainesville attorney representing T a » Cap, •aid Monday. He added the group would turn to ledrral courts tf the state Supreme Court rejects the motion Brcause ol the PtraS Amendment. Hoc Ida's high court must choose the treat restrictive option available after finding i problem. Utile said. In other words, the Supreme Court must correct any pmMnm It ran brfore taking the ultimate step o f sinking n from the ballot. Onr of the traaoas the court cited was the amendment's failure u> hat the parts of thr Florida constitution It chang es MIAMI — A Calumet Ctty, tn.. gun dealer has been acquitted at federal charge* o f conspiracy and attempting to Illegally export Stinger mlaaUe* and other arm s to Croatians in thr former Yugoslavia Prosecutor* charged Douglas Russell. 07. came to Miami with three Croatians In 1990 to meet with undercover Customs Senrtcw agent* pofang a* black market weapons dealers. The Jury o f seven men and five wom en deliberated four hour* following the fire-day trial before U S District Judge WUklr Ferguson. Russell was acquitted Monday. T w o Croat* pleaded guilty Oct. 7 to the conspiracy charge. Branko klaiaotorlr. 59, an auto mechanic from Hammond. Ind.. and Ivan ftnltc. 30. an aabe atos worker from Chicago. wtU be sentenced by Ferguson Dec. 12. Th e maximum sentence for them would be five years tn prison and a fine o f 5280.000 ear h. A fourth defendant waa lulled tn a train accident earlier this year In Rlvcrdale. III. Man natobod •Htc neap# from hospital MELBOURNE — An Indtalantle body builder, shot by police earlier thla month when he allegedly tried to run over two officer* In ■ stolen police car. was captured sU hour* after fleeing his hospital room. Joseph F. McClellan. 30. left Holm es Regional Medical Center about I a m Sunday and waa captured five mile* aw ay by three West Melbourne police. He did not resist anret. Officials said McClellan waa not under guard In his room because he had been heavily medicated and showed no signs of violence since hta arrest. He also had not been charged with the crimes related to his shooting. There were four security guards on duly In the Jail, and television cameras were scanning the halls when McClellan made his getaway. But even If the guards had spotted McClellan, there was nothing they could have done to keep him there, because he had not yet been charged. That waa because, tf he had been charged, the county would berespontibk- for his $ 10.000 hospital bills Council last month and I Into law by Mayor Ed a. bans disruption at carn­ al vldro or audio produeby Interrupting sound reags. adversely a ffe ctin g ng. interfering with pro- Each violation la punlahabte b|Mup to 90 day* in faff and a On Oct. 10, 1894. Judo* David J. Pulling and Ms wit*. Susan, deeded lwo acre* o f land to a group o f truelsss organ toed as lh* Lake Mary Camstery Association to Bet tbiiah a public carnetery. Lots war* originally priced at 110, but lakar reduced to IS. Another parcel o f land wee added latar. Tire L ik a Mary Cemetery Association still owns ihe property. The garebo. shown in the background, is owned by the City o f Lake Mary and waa built with donations from the Community Improvement Association. Poultry franks balng rocallod MADISON. Wla. — A food processing company Is voluntarily recalling about 49.000 pounds o f poultry franks that were undercooked and could cause Illness if eaten, the U.S. Agriculture Department said. The one-pound packages o f Louis Rich bun-length franks made with turkey and chicken were distributed tn 13 states. Including Florid*, the department said Monday. Hot dogs with the followtng codes stamped on the xlpper on the side of the package are being recalled: 54464 USE BY NOV 0 DDD EST. P537H; 54464 USE BY NOV 0 CCC EST. P537H: and 54464 USE BY OCT 31 CCC EST. PS37II. Consumer* should return the package* to the store where they bought them. The other sutes affected by the Louis Rich Poultry Frank recall are Alabama. Georgia. Illinois. Kentucky. Louisiana. Mississippi. New York. North Carolina. Pennsylvania. South C a r o l i n a . T e n n e s s e e a n d T c x a a . ---------EDITOR'S NOTE: Consumers should direct questions to (BOO) 551-0190 from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. CDT. F a a ta a y 5 10-17-11-4*12 PITTSBURGH — Miami has a higher percentage of poor blacks than any o f the nation's 49 other largest cities, a university re­ searcher said. In Miami. 46 percent o f black residents were poor, with In­ comes below $1 2,700 for a family of four, said the study released Monday. In New Or­ leans and Milwaukee, about 42 percent fell below the poverty level. The study compared economic indicator* o f the largest Cities and countie* according to 1990 census autistic*. M iam i attorney and activist H.T. Smith blamed the city's showing on year* of neglect by the political establishment and an im m igration Influx. "G reater Miami has two aides: a beautiful from aide that ll can show o ff to the world," he said. “ T h e ugly underbelly that atlnka la rarely seen or smelled by people w ho come here from around the w orld." M any visitors never see black rr\j*s----- 1 TUESDAY City M D*y«sn* Sa*cft Ft Loud Baach ForiMyart G*wraa»ui* Mortradaad Jackaon.Uta Kay SMI Lafcaiand Miami Panaacoia SaraWa Taltatvauaa Tampa Vara Baach W P*lm Baach U ■ n n Fit *3 at ao ns IT i% M tt V ns u U *1 n 47 n u n *1 a* aj u n u H i* M 74 n i 1 ra. a im Chon* (4CT) 123-M I I. h ir e u n io n Disruption of a film production ran coat big — the standard running cost o f a television movie runs about $5,000 to $7,500 an hour. Th e hourly cost at a feature film can be double or triple that, according to Hickox. Nero said Jacksonville has worked too hard to get film business to risk losing It because o f costly labor problems. Miam i because o f the c ity 's highway system, he said. "A n y roadway that goes by is pretty much elevated ao that people can come here and ride over It too high to get a really good look at II.'' relieving offlciala o f the pressure o f em bar­ rassment. Smith said. He added that he couldn't blame all the community's misery on lmmlkm. but neither could he y Ua influence. "Blacks were way. way. way back In the back o f the line. We kepi moving up and just as It Pittsburgh's black poverty rale Is the fourth highest among Ihe cities, said Ralph L. Bangs of the University o f Pittsburgh. Nearly 41 percent o f the city's black resident* had Income* below Ihe poverty line, w h ile on ly 14 percent of white residents were poor. S "W e now know w e have a much more serious problem than we suspected." he said. Mj*andtvwraiw>lld*t*l II Tonight: Fair. Low in the lower to m id 60s. Light wind. W ednesday; P a rtly sunny. High In Ihe lower to mid 60s. W ind east lOmph. Thursday and Friday; Panly cloudy with a chance o f after­ noon showers or thunderstorms. Low s In the 60s except near 70 east coast. Highs In the m id to upper 80s. Saturday: Cloudy with a chance of shower* and thunderstorms. Lows In the mid 60s to mid 70s. Highs In the 00*. [F L O W D A T w roe X A N F o n o h c h a l d , p .1 B o a IS « 7. M a i F I 12771- 10* 7 . "» THE W EATHER BMurdayBfllw t*n**rd Piig ^ m f iiiD f ii Study: Black poverty rate is nation’s worst WEDNESDAY Ftly assay 85-SB THURSDAY Ftly cldy S$-0 B FRIDAY Ftly cldy EE-00 ns at ■M « 00 00 00 00 oo 00 00 A tlanta A tlantic O N 8ATURDAT Ftly cldy 0 $-$$ ■vital* iw aw area FU LL Oct. 19 O ct. 27 Nov. 5 F IR S T R ev. 10 C Y TA B LE : Min. 5:20 a.m .. 5:35 p.m.; MaJ. 11:25 a.m., 11:50 p.m. TIDES: Dsytsma Sstttfai highs. 8:26 a.m.. 8:44 p.m.: lows. 2:11 a.m., 2:41 p.m.; R e v S a y r e s S ta ck : highs. 8:31 a.m.. 8:49 p.m.: tows, 2:16 a.m .. 2:46 p.m.: Cacaa Baachi highs. 8:46 a.m.. 9:04 p.m.: lows, 2:31 a.m., 3:01 p.m. i> M 00 m Amaru* ' N------ ^ ■ u rlin fk n .V t Tuesday, Oclobtr IS. IBM Voi. 87, NO. 90 ins. HO M. Franc* A w . I h f Ronnie Orefne. ftftfadtn t or the Teamster* Local 512. *ald while union members In other cities had aggressively tried to disrupt productions, that la not the case locally. He said the form! union had only picketed and chanted. "W e want ihe film Industry In Jacksonville. We Just want our fair share of Ihe bu sln e*#." Greene aaJd. Ctmfttftfy mchMctntufy mail heal on S liO O O bad. There, he finally was charge^ m m battery on a law refawwmen».afffaeet.*eeuatnal m tareu efM M counts o f aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, exposure o f sexual organa, tw o counts of grand theft, and resisting arrest with violence. MIAMI * Here are the winning numbers selected Monday in the Florida Lot­ tery: The new law doesn 't ban picketing, said Todd Roobln. who head* Jacksonville's Film and Tr levtaton Office. Nero and Roobtn said there have been no problem s with disruptions In Jacksonville. But freelance producer Bryan H lekoi, w h o Just com pleted filming a second In a series of ABC-TV movies In the area, had problems In St. Johns County that led him to file charges against the Teams!era with the National Labor Relations Board. H lek o x c o m p la in e d th at picketing union m em ber* dis­ rupted hi* project during filming last month. He charged the Teamsters' were trying to fores S t . A n g n a tia a ta J s p U a r Daytaaa Baach: Waves arc 4W 5 feet and choppy. Current 1* I n le t — Small craft advisory In to the south. W ater temperature effect due to seas. Heavy surf advisory In effect today. Today: Is 73 degrees. Naw S m y rn a Baach: Waves W ind northeast 15 to 20 knots. are 3-4 feet and choppy. There to Seas 5 to 8 feet except higher In no current. W ater temperature the G u lf Stream. Large northeast swells. Bay and inland waters to 73 degrees. choppy In exposed areas. Minor beach erosion around high tide. Tonight: Wind cast to northeast 15 to 20 knots. | Chartattan.W V* T h e high tem peratu re In Sanford on Monday was 81 d e g r e e s and T u e s d a y 's overnight low wss 64 degrees as reported by the University o f Florida Agricultural Research and Educational Center, Celery Avenue. R ecord ed rainfall fo r the period ending at 9 a.m. Tues­ day. totalled .00 Inches. □ S s a e e t... 9 :5 5 p.m. □ S s s r ie e (NHHHtHiHM7 :2 9 : CSartattan.se. OtartattaMC Cincinnati CancarSNH. ItaJtat Ft Starts i Car L h V * fM L ift* Rack Loa Anyatat M*i» it Paul MaatwMIa N ra O ta m N*w Y*rk City Oklaham* City Portland. 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M i r e said the obtained as profits from recent btngo games. Opm contiinf high total m ortality rate. It's Infant m orta lity rate of S.B destha per 1.000 blrtha ts slightly better than the national The Robert Leonard B agVy. 39. o f 1204 Golden G ate Ctrrlr. Sanford, was arrested in front o f a bar In the 1400 Mock o f W. 13th Street by Sanford poller Saturday. Officer* said they found him outdoor* drinking a ran of beer, lie waa arrested an a charge of having an open container o f alcohol. Drug arm I Reported among has Jumped 1900, officials warrants My. •W illiam C. Morgan. 28. 3170 S. Cameron Avenue. Sanford, was arrested by Lake Mary police Saturday on Flagg Lane. He was found to be wanted on a warrant for restating an officer without violence. •D aniel W. High. 34. 1 9 1 8 * W. lftth Street. Sanford waa located by deputies at his residence Sunday. He waa wanted for violation of probation on a conviction of battery. •R alp h I. Allen. M . 1603 Torrtngton Circle. Longwood. arrested by Longwood poCcc si his residence Saturday. He warned for grand theft. • Lawrence Gean Corns. 24. 1713 W. 14th Street, arrrstrd by Sanford police al his residence Saturday. He wanted for aggravated battery. no sssKsaMi tottwshtrlff ^ w • A T V art valued at 9390 waa reported stolen Friday from a residence tn thr 2400 black o f W. I Sth Street. report said 29 states Jr'!* w Domestic violence reports up smong cops Scott Glen Owen. 24. o f Winter Springs, was arrested by Lake Mary police Saturday. Officers said they aaw him. and a woman, in a car parked tn the 100 block of Middle Street. Owen was charged with possession o f ranabta and puWfMlun o f drug paraphernalia There waa not arrest report made for the woman. '•* MX Northwestern National Life began compiling the rankings In I9 W M a w ay to raise public ibout public health and In turn, help reduce had the T h e national rate la 23 percent, and the who 15 percent drop In motor vehicle dial ha and a drerraar in Infant m ortality fro m 10.3 to 9.3 deaths per 1.000 fore blrtha. A state task force examined In the four year*. " I would call the inert*** disturbing. but we haven't even brfun to define the problem." Mid Florida Department of Law Enforcement Specialist Stewart Ctendtncn. adding the Increase may be due In part to more strict reporting rules created In 1092. V in c e S k o t k o . a T a m p a psychologist who special Ires in la w e n f o r c e m e n t * r c l a t e d It's taught to Skotko said. "Th ey learn not to back down during a Hon. And they lake t with th em ." A n FDLC cotnmk handles police certification la vyin g for a 969.000 federal (ran t for a yearlong study o f abuseri who wear badges. T h e purpose la to determine rfy-4^, Ck H o cr vv reanr fif y Transm issions n n n n i n r proosrm i* c n a rm ic to the law enforcement pro— or Is simply a case a f better reporting of such inct* dent* by police sgendes. "D o m e s t ic vio len c e Is n o longer a back burner Issue. It's on the front burner where tt b e lo n g s ." said H illsborou gh County ahcdfTs Col. Ron l*otn- potnta to the strew of the job and an Increasing willingness o f victim s to come forward. SOURCE BE WITH YOU Wc understand how important your phone service is to you. And ne reafcc providing '-centra customer seroce is me ley lojGursBisfacnoa That’s wtiy tw it proud to introduce our Coaimitmeni Guarantee. When it comes to installa­ tion or repot our goal is to be on time, every nine. If we miss our comminnem to be where you need us when >ou need us, contact any Southern Memployee and ask (or our Comminnent Guarantee— The R$uCal RcskientialcustomersMill § receive a credit of $25 on residential service.' Business customers Mil) recent a credit of $100 on business soviet.* Southern Bell’s strong commitment to sene isn’t just a promise. It's a principle. Not just what Me say, but what Me do. ( § ) Southern B el' A amiSOUTH Company Actions Speakvu •One credit •inti Vmi Imuiuit- k tv k c . md Customer Owned Com Operated Telephone* (COCOT) ent, Pirn lory Advertising. Intenuic Special and Switched Accev., Telephone* Thu list u not ill inclusive 0 1994 Southern Beil �BEN WATTENBERG (U tP t 4St-M0| 300 N FRENCH AVK . HANFORD. FLA. 32771 AiraCode#'407-322 2011 or (131 0093 LscyR. OSm i * K h u h su b sc r iptio n rati 3 Months 9 Month* I Yes* ...... i ** 11990 WttOO 97*00 r z .r **" ** EDITORIAL Homecoming on and on Enough I* e n o u g h ! H om ecom ing c e le b ra tio n s arc g ettin g ou t o i hand at the h ig h s c h o o l level. H om ecom ing g a m e s becam e H o m e c o m in g gam e and d a n c e . T h a t becam e H o m e c o m in g pep rally, g a m e a n d d a n ce. And on and o n u n til n ow we h ave a w h o le w eek of a c tiv itie s th a t Involve students fr o m m orning to n ig h t fo r a fu ll fiv e days. Dress-up d a y s . U p -s y n c h contests. F ash ion contests. P o s te r co n tests. Pep rattles. P o w d e r p u ff Igames. P a ra d e s . D oor decorating even ts. B u lk Ud a sund a e in y o u r mouth co n te sts Dances. E lection o f th e k in g and queen. And. o f co u rse, th e H om ecom ing gam e. Just when, p ra y tell, are these stu d en ts learning a n y th in g d u rin g dial w eek o f fu n and frolic? You may a rg u e : T h e y 'r e Just kids. L et th em have tbelr fun. Certainly. W e 'r e a ll for the parade, th e gam e, the d a r ttr a n d th e king and qu een . W e even support th e n e ed for spirit-inciting p e p rallies and srear-you r-tesm color e v en ts, but never should s o m e th in g that Is m erely fa r fun take over w h a t preciou s little tim e th ese youngsters h a v e fo r teaming. T h e y c a n 't afford (o lose a w h o le w eek to building sch ool spirit. Keep that p r id e In sch ool going al| yea r lo n g through Im p r o v e d test scores, a c a d e m ic honors and su ch . And have p e p ra llie s throughout the y e a r to support all th e tea m s. W h y should all that school spirt! b e ex p en d ed on one team a n d one game? S p re a d It around. W e encounage th e stu den ts to h a ve fu n. but offer a plea t o rem em b er that th ey a re tn school to learn a s srell. W e're prou d o f all o u r students In S em in ole County and w a n t th e m to be proud o f their schools, but n ot a t the expense o f th eir education. ( ..A n y w a y , w h o com es hom e? Th e concept o f h om ecom in g la to h a ve one particular e v e n t a im e d at attracting graduates back to th eir a lm a m ater. The h o m e co m in g root ball g a m e Is g e n e ra lly a real d ra w for h igh schools as w e ll a s co lleges. . With the g a m e s g o pep rallies an d parades, a n d (h op efu lly) a re n e w a l o f school spirit. W e see th e rest o f the time h o w ev er, as h avin g n o th in g to d o with anyone c o m in g h o m e to th e ir o ld school. Almost all o f the 'events e x cep t th e g a m e , pep rally and parade a re not op en t o th e alum ni. T h ey are strictly fo r the stu d en ts a lre a d y enrolled. \ The coat o f e v e n ts associated w ith this h om ecom in g, to sch o o ls as w ell as parents w h o end u p fo o tin g m any o f the bills, is unnecessary. F o r s o m e parents, the cost m a y be com p letely Im possible. '. Their y o u n g s te rs , as a result, en d u p not being able t o Join in with their cla ssm ates du rin g w hat Is a w e e k o f events. T h e y b e c o m e outcasts, a n d the e n d result la th a t stu d en ts are broken d o w n to be either w in n e rs o r jloscrs. : It's co stin g too m u ch . It stands a c h a n c e o f .dividing stu d en ts betw een those w h o h a ve iand those w h o h a v e not. H om ecom in g la good . We d o n 't b e lie v e a week of It h o w e v e r . Is beneficial to a n y o n e. Berry's World Best place for abstracting abstract It was Abraham U n rein who speculated about "where we are and whither we are lending." Today, the best p ise* to centlaue that specula lion Is in the newly published annual edition at the "SutMitral Abstract o f the United S tairs." *> always a remarkable work. this w m ou rn in g I .O il pagrssnd l.410taM r*. Where we seem to be lending Is not so p r a t It's no wonder that people ad over the nation are saying there has been a moral breakdown In American M r There were 300,000 bulbs to unmarried w om en In 1970 - and 1.2 million in Ifld l. Sark In 1970 Just 11 p r o m t o f birth* were to unmarried women, tn 1991 the figure was 30 prevent Th e divorce rate has dipped a bit. but It Is Min the highest tn the world Is welfare driving the Mrgtllmary rate up? It * a tricky question, but lhr num brn da correlate Just from 1900 to 1999. cash and nan-caah bmrftts far persons with ttmttrd Income rltmbrd from 9310 billion lo9399bdhon Nor M It a wonder (hat crime has bnrnmr the No. I hour tn the political pods The t totem crime rate clim bed 41 percent from I9R3 to 1993. sod (hat followed s tag prior increase. (The rate dropped by O l percent from 1901 to 1992 ) Theer are the rare o f Ihr "values" Maura that w ell-in ten tio n e d lib e ra l govern m en t has The abstract dors not concentrate only on bod news The number of persons killed in motor vfh l r le a c c id e n ts fe ll from 91.000 in 1990 to 39.000 In 1999 The rate of (atalntrs per vehirk m tk trav­ eled fell M percent d u r in g th e s a m e time We're fe ltin g fats of new fnodfe* The num ber o f p eo p le with cellular phone arnrtrr i limbed from fisa.onotn I9 M t o 16 miltton (1 tn 1993 W e've weathered mid l£ * 0 thru average salary 1999 H was 91,029.000 James went up from 44 ouPton to 67 mtUton during that tMne to b9 fending !• n o ta o e e s fe J trtar* During the By There win be much talk about the General i Trade and Tardfa W A TT) a lame ducb Congn Internal tonal the election to vote on the trade drsl In Maloryr It's t r * big stuff far Atnrnra. we're going global In I960 1993 Ameriran export* *nd Import * Amounted to 9 1 36 trillion JOSEPH SPEAR i r s e f f H m e it w r LrtrVNMClO MOZART MMCCP Tttll IMMtlSR, 1990sR couldn't afford said that to buy a home anymore. But Mi 11 twtMhMdB trf Amertrsns (9 4 3 percent) owned their own realdesres. eery dose to the sB-ilme high It was aim that America wouldn't hr No. I In the seal century becauar other nation* dm faster, porttcutarty But Mi 1999 and 1993 rapidly than any of the other s a w industrial i by 01 percent in 1993) Bart of Is 1990. there were 46 million Bounds is 1999 R was 497 mil)ton pounds That’s a 9144.000 S S f" " " ' IbUCSM RtVERNDW BY LtfTCNINC TO RUSH UMBAU6H. Defeat is the best revenge argue that It M necessary in bum down our poilttral system tn order to H. but I am beginning to think life ttung ought to continue smoldering far a while What | mean »*. I think II vrould be healthy foe the Republican* to lake control of C ongress in the com in g elect ton* Let Sprakrr of the House N rw l Gingrich and Senate Majority Leader Hob Dote drsl with and Haiti and health bill* and crime fallfa Let them see what it s tike to have tn do something Instead o f simply rriltrtiing and obstructing Mae* than that In to get across the me— j r for once ■aamww'wmwfo1awa I te r m in a l g r id lo c k produce nothing but r o a d k lll fo r th e vultures of rynfeMm. the minority Demo­ crats should do unto th e m a jo r it y R e ­ publicans precisely w hat the Hrpublicans have done • DONNA BRITT Sweet talk and lace ribbons WASHINGTON - Always, my friend Patrice Gaines M saying, there M good. Even when you can'lsectt. On this *unny (all morning, her good Is rosy to see. The Washington Post reporter — who has been on a 12-ctty tour to promote her autobiography. "Laughing tn Ihr Dark: From Cofared Girt to Woman of Color" — didn’t have to stumble out o f bed at 4 a m. to do a talk show. She Isn't signing books In a rtty far from her husband. J.C . and stepdaughter. Endia So today, she and Endia. who's almost 4. will "gel in the shower, get dressed, do our hair." says Patrice In the lyrical, little girl voice she adopt* when discussing her daughter. "I'll fix India's In three little twists ... Ue them with lace ribbons." Late ribbons seem a long way from where Patrice once was. a long way from two rapes, a month tn Jail, being beaten by boyfriends, using drugs and generally haling herself. But not really. Sweet talk and lace ribbons are just the most recent decoration on the uneven road she has traveled tor 49 years, though you'd never know It to look at her. The secret Is finding beauty, no matter what. That'* the point o f her book: "It really, really to to love yourself, to understand what that means." she says. "B u t . you have to work hard at that when the world la telling you In Infinite ways not to. ... Th at you're not cute because of your color or your hair or you're short or ... you are considered handicapped. "I used to hate myself because I was black and a girl and m y father didn't love me — 1 thought. Now I realize these things were Just opportunities. ... Being black became a w on ­ derful op portu n ly to develop In w ays I wouldn't otherwise. ... My father provided a wonderful way to understand love differently. "W e think. 'I f It's painful. It's bad.' Som e­ times tn that pain Is the greatest opportunity to grow." The book la about one woman's ability to change, about m oving from a negative there to a positive here — not Just tn one piece, but as a whole person. Frankly, "L au gh in g" was a tough read for me. I kept wanting to save Patrice from her pain, from her ow n awful choices. It reminded me of our early chatty lunches, when I assumed that because our views were so similar, our backgrounds were too. 1 sat stunned as her story spilled out: "How a b o u t a little something to p u t m e on the road of g e ttin g m touch with m ys elf7 ' r t a r n bated Smart y p a n ta anphMIratro laughed si ih r Houston GOF convention Mi 1999as tone-deaf R e ­ publicans mtopiayrd the But N fa st the <d Teen-age motherhood (daughter Andl Is now 29): married three times by age 26. The month spent In a Charlotte Jail at age 21 after poller there discovered the small stash o f drugs she was holding In her purse for her then-boyfrtend during a Steppenwolf concert. Her onetime attraction to outlaw-type guys. Enduring. In one 11-month period in 1999-90 when s h e 1 at the University of Michigan on s fellowship, the deaths o f her father and lour Mends. She's prayed that one Mend, a man with AIDS, wouldn't succBmb while she was away, saying. "D on't you die when there's nobody to help me." Then she dealt with the awful irony that the friend died on the same day as her father. T o d a y, h er life se em s v a s t ly d i f ­ ferent. Her frank first book Is tn Its third printing three weeks a ft e r p u b lic a tio n . "Dateline NB C" pro­ filed her on Sept. 30. A n d l w o rk s as a p u b lic r e la t io n s s p e c ia lis t In L o s Angeles. Father has b e e n m a r r ie d f o r three months to J.C.. a man whose loving look as he gazed Into her eyes to say. "1 d o . " w arm ed w it- f Thsiscrtt I* ding btauty, find! T h en th e re a re those who are no m attfrw hat. J to u c h e d b y h e r words. Outside De­ troit, she says, "an elderly white man gave me a set o f en­ cyclopedias on black women — he'd purchased them os a gift because my book moved h im .... In Denver, a woman — white, about my age — ■aid. 'In 1086.1called you to do a story about a problem I was having. ... You said It wasn't a story, but you sent m e a check for 929 to help me. And I came to thank you.* “ All around the country." says Patrice. *'l kept running Into m y life. ... Though I hoped m y book was about being Ihc best you can bt. I wasn't sure I w as doing U." Such moments helped her feel she was. No wonder readers tell her she was coura­ geous to write so honestly about ugly phases o f u now-lovely life. But "what was courageous." Insists Patrice, "w as the actual living. Like anybody, to be out there every day. making the hard decisions — to leave an abusive spouse, to go into a drug rehab program, to use tough love on your child...." Real bravery, says (his woman who has lost six friends to AIDS, Is “ to live with AIDS and makr all the decisions necessary, each day. to live with that. Those things are courageous. "This wasjust writing It down." “ “ - '^ 'S llh & S S S ild ' | ba haalthy for their lives s living tha Rapublicans hell. Show no mercy. to taka control Sack them. Cuff slid of Congrats in k ic k a n d t o r t u r e 2 2 . V n W «J f-1 ' S S f f l P l I Only then, perhaps, would all parties In the political process com prehend that the nation 1a beat served by bipartisan cooperation and compromise. But first must come the pain. During (he past few weeks In the Senate, for example, the Republicans have done nothing but obstruct. They reasoned that since the Democrats are In control, an Ignorant public would blame them for the leglaUtive logjam. At one point, minority leader Bob Dole was juggling five filibusters designed to kill Democratic initiatives Including bill* to regulate lobbyists and to reform campaign financing. Why couldn't Democrats do the same thing In a Republican Senate? Block their every move, filibuster (heir favorite bills, then shrug and sm ile and bad mouth the feckless foe? Why couldn't the Democrat* file formal ethics charges against Alfonae D'Amato. R-N.Y., who would likely be the Banking Committee chairman, for his one-day foray In the stock market that earned him 937,000? not expedite the sexual harassment ■gainst Finance Committee chairman rl P a ck w o od . R-Ore.? In vestig a te Foreign Relations chairman Jesse Helms' Involvement In the dismissal of a Whitewater independent counsel? If the Democrats could bring l hem selves lo he as brutal as Republicans hare been. Ihls could be delicious fun. E On the House side, a vicious, all-out Democratic assault on Republicans would be coaler and certainly more Justified. Since the mid-1960s. Rep. Newt Gingrich. R-Ga.. has devoted hla very existence to petty partisan polllicking. He has seized every political opportunity, taken advantage o f every legislative loophole, exploited every forum that would tolerate him to beat the Demo­ crats Into a bloody mass. He Jus .actively scorched for "w ed ges" lo split the factions In our society. He has cared little for anything except disruption and destruction. Wreaking revenge - an altogether honor­ able and satisfying motive. 1 have always thought - on the Georgia Gerbil would be. for true Democrats, as gratifying a thing as they have ever achieved. Bearing In mind Gin­ grich's assault on form er Speaker Jim Wright. D-Texas. would it not be the moat enjoyable sport to file ethics charges ugulnst Speaker Newton Leroy Gingrich? Finding a scandal would be a snap. �HMM, tantofd. Floods - Tu 19. 19M - 1A Truck . OM be It e m the num ber le doarrloanilMlon A n o * would teas than 0 year* to be notlftod. CM quire repair* only o f truck* L but *0 owners would have Pena spokeswoman said. ‘ a recall could r o a t o 7 * l bdUm M o w tatd r A fight IDftlMt I90| fin d ik; m2 butMchoaeaattefor 151 untold m illions The government hrm n investigating the safety o f the ptekupa ta I M S after petitions b y the Center tor A uto Safety and Public CMU rn and a portrayed them as Ate ksearr ____later retracted its man after OM revealed (he fuel 2.0 fire-related deaths vehicle years In th e GM I per minion In fo rd the h id tank w ithin the studies fall to take characw ho chose Gatling ready for me Samiwoto County High School S and F a a iu a i hub waakand. lh a sponsors gatharad to (bscwss tha last minuta (M ails Tha fa s t * * will taka ptaca Saturday. Oct a at • pm si Ovtado Htoh School refected an Aped t . 1993. that ■ raced th e trucks Itwva Parbar. Ovtado M fS School, •vont co chair Audrwy Ogdtn of tha OptbhW Club of Sanford. Pappy Hardin. prodUant o f tha Optimist Chib. Sanford Harms editor Lacy Loir, and cochalr Irm a Butler oi Ihs Opftmleta. OH trucks •_ . overturned ruling of a the 1909 o f the trucks and It to the victim's family s w u w ssn Americans giving less of their time and money WASHINGTON - Americans are giving leas o f thrtr time and sHjad* illUOCjr• Roth charitable contributions and rolunlrrr r flp n i have drrltnrd over the laai four years. Independent A m o r, a main Ion of mluntrer groups, rrportrd today IrvU-jw-nilrnt Sector I'rrstdent Sara Mrlendrr said people’s in security about their fins nets) well being has hurt giving, drsplle Indtcainrs o f an Unpemr- Ing econom y "Am ericans have a long and wrong tradition of giving and volunteering." the report saMl. noting that 73 4 percent (if U S . households made charitable d o ­ nations last year, averaging 9A0O Hut that waa down from M W two years earlier, although the share of households that m ade gilts climbed from 1901’s 72.2 percenl At the same time. 47.7 perrent of adults reportrd serving as volunteers at some time last year, down from 511 perrent tw o year* earlier The num ber o f hours volunteered w eekly wm unchanged al 4 3 In addition to financial riea. Mr lender said giving sen to be hindered by the Inability of people using the short federal taa faem lo take a deduction for thrtr contribution* People who ttrmuc deduction* contribute almost 4.5 tim e* more than those who use the •h od form and therefore cannot Hem lee deductions, she said. Independent Seel or conducts a study of giving tnd volunteering every two years The repod was o f IM S M l adults conducted by the Oahup h n w e l nld that a m to thm OrganUatton and ho* » amtpn I9 P 9 — n p h w n illO O ln 199 o f error at plus or m m s 3 f t h e O k n racetvad the chunk, ot 9434 mar. up ham SUB study, in IBP7, the group found that houothaldi h u m * i so nr ice s giving that made contributions had J o s e p h D. B la k e le y . 75. T ru ea d e ll A v e . . A lta m o n te Spring*, died Monday. Oct. 17. 1994 al his residence Born Dec. 0. 1918 tn Butler. Pa., he moved to Central Florida in 1951. Hr was a retired security guard for Eckerd Drugs, lie was Method 1st. Survivors Include wile. Peggy, d a u g h te rs . D u n e S to n e , O c h l o r k n r e . Gu.. Jean A N N A M. ZORKTIC Anna M. Zorrttc, 80. Fiesta Ionic. Altamonte Springs, died Monday. Oct. 17. 1994. Bom In Rankin. Pa., she moved lo Cen­ tral Florida this year. She was a homemaker. She was a member of St. Francis of Assist Catholic Church, Btalrsvlllc. Ga. S u r v iv o r s in c lu d e s o n s . Thomas. Brookavtllc. Robert. A l­ tam onte Springs: six grandrhlldren: two g r e a t ­ grandchildren. M e r r it t F u n e ra l H o m e . Hrooksvllle. in charge o f ar­ rangements. f: Th e proportion o f people who Xff.&SyS Stop I (he county plana lo k eep a close w aich o n the Intersection, rq r c la lly regard­ in g any change* o f tra/Ttc once the expressway la built, which wtO be quite near the Country Club Road area of the tntersrc- tt waa made a tour way Kawllnson. Longwood. Susan C rca ga n . Nebraska; sisters. Blanche Marcellos. Cora Mae Blrkvlgler. both of Pennsylvania: six grandchildren, two great­ grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lrrh ild F u n eral Home. Altamonte Springs. In clutrge » ( arrangements. Betty Lou lac Brown. Sanford Middle School: Debby M. CariL Seminole H igh School; Mary Catherine O r r e n s n . Sanford Middle School: Carey Russel) Hobbs Sr.. L o k evle w Middle S c h o o l: A n t o n i a E ld e r ln g llo w ln g to n . S e m in o le High School; Barbara to m HunnlcutL 8CCk,tod»atMU* J o**: Geminate High Behopfe- R b e t u . Dtefcer fcjw l* Lakevtew Middle School: ____________ Suzanne T a y lo r McDermott. Seminole H igh School: Larry Van Morgan. Grooms School of Choice: A ngela Cerise Murray. SCC; J a n ic e D o lo re s Perry. Idylhvllde Elem entary School: Marie Rhodes Rodiord. Seminole H igh S c h o o l: R o b e r t John Rapalje. S C C : M ary George Stoke*. Sem ionl* High School: Michael Steven Taylor. Seminole H igh S c h o o l: J a m e s S w ift Turner. S C C : A n d rew Denis Williams. Seminote High School; Jaydcon Odell W illiam *. Liberty Christian School, e W in ter P a r k : Carol Louiae Denicole. Trinity Prep: Robert Francis Fulmer. Trinity P re p : T e r r y Thayer Lewis. Lake H ow ell High School: Patricia D olores Lopez. Lake H o w e ll H ig h S c h o o l: Don Townsend. Lake Howell High School: Ronald John Vtcrling. Trinity Prep: Sharon L. Warren. Lake Howell High School; How­ ard S cott W e in s t e in , Lake Howell High School. . _ on the traffic in the future.” he said. " I f a stop light to determined lo be more ap propriate, one may be consid­ ered. Signs appeared at the begin­ ning o f thto week Just below the " W e ’ve been trying to improve that tnlenectlori lor quite some lim e.” Brown explained. "T h e d t y helped a p u t deal when t h e y b r o u g h t abou t th e tearing-down o f that old buikltng in jh q .p o n h . aal comer that was tot anything and haa n m a ln ed vacant for all o f theae Longwood— Sr " -■ an Interlocal agree­ ment with the Banlnole County Sc hoot Board to provide a re­ al Lym an High Prior lo the city agreeing to provide the resource officer, one waa provided through the Semi­ nole County Sheriff's office. Further, commissioners Iris Benson and Paul Lo vest rand were appointed lo the canvass­ ing board for the city election. Nov. 8. .... the c o u n t y ___ ■too recently Improved the turn lane* at that Intersection. "W h a t w e have planned for the two-way atop a re * " he said, "to to increase the traffic Sow on Airport, and not have so many delays for that heavily traveled roadw ay." HOT SUM M ER SPECIAL F. O tL 19,1184 OvonFrtod Chicken Masbad Potatoes Groan Boons or Choi's Salad or Bap Lunch Low Fot Milk Prominent local musician dies Harold Staff Writer Orlando Opera (1981 through 1983) and General Manager o f the Fort Worth Opera. SANFORD — Word lius been received from Parma. Ohio, of the death o f u former Sanford resident and noted musical director. David D w ig h t Bowes. 43. opera director and manager of ballet and opera companies throughout the United States, died Thursday, July 28, 1994 In Cleveland. Ohio, following a brief Illness. Bom In Sanford August 16. 1951. he was a graduate of S em in ole H ig h S ch ool and Tuhmc University In New Or­ leans. During a varied and highprofile career spanning 20 years, he worked with some of the nation’s leading artistic Institu­ tion* rising to prominence us director of education for New York City Center o f Music and Drama, where he developed and produced the New York City Opera Theatre touring company. This was followed by positions as Director o f Productions for Detroit’s Michigan Opera The­ ater. General Manager of the In 1986 he accepted the post o f General Manager o f the Sacra­ mento Ballet, before becoming Executive Director of the San Jose-Clcvcland Ballet In 1988. He recently testified before Congress In support of the Na­ tional Endowment for the A r t * with which he has had a long association. D u rin g the past year, he d irected critically acclaim ed p r o d u c t io n s o f C avallerla Rwnicunu and I 1‘agtlacci for Opera Carolina In Charlotte, and Carmen for the Wheeling. W.Va. Symphony. Bowes was a direct descendant of the first governor of Georgia. He was a member of St. Peter’* Episcopal Church In Lakewood, Ohio. He Is survived by his slater. Elizabeth Ann Bowes of Mobile, Ala., a brother. Stephen Bowes of Dallas. Texas, and a number o f relatives, many residing In Central Florida. Funeral arrangements w ere conducted by Busch F am ily Funeral Chapels In Parma. 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French Ave. (17-92), W o r d • DELIVERY EXTRA BUY ONE BUFFET for 3.99 It:- id they were worried about enough money in the ne from 67 percent In s i 73 percent In 1984. 1 roar la lODl and mmA t1993. ost » to both 1991 h o m P a g r lA Volunteering wan 1997 at 43 3 percent o f jumped to 54.4 percent In IB M p . | T ln fe ? * ? n T ? !" * and has been eliding smew. p erform in g other department John, he know s of very few group*, w h ic h r e c e iv e d an Teachers Lake Mary High St hoot. Linda Jackson Heights Middle School; School. George (Mane Wond llyust. Greenwood L r r A n n Beecher t lr ld m y e r . Edward tla u p tk o rn . Teague Lakes Middle School. Karyn Ann Tuskawills Middle School: John [M id d le S ch ool; Diana Wells, Roberts. Greenwood Lakes M id­ A. Kumlakl. Tuskawllla. Middle ir g r . St. M ary M a gd a len ' dle School; Mark H Schlffer. School: Kevin Thomas Mathew*. ml. Dorie Hat h Sherman, L a k e M a r y H ig h S c h o o l : O v ie d o High S c h o o l; A n n a Kathleen Joyce Stroschrtn. Lake U artlinskl McCarthy. O vied o reague M iddle School. L A Vantllla. Lake llraniley High Mary High School. Larry D. High School; Hebe hah McCloud. Tyrre. Greenwood Lakes Middle O viedo High School; Cynthia School an rr bh so ao llvr H e n n a I D s n i e k t o y r r UterKk*. O vied o High Wbherrrrtffr e r r w r * U k t k h r i R M c I M o o I r M m r 'S u r P e n c e . .h m 'g i^ esu T T n X tiu oig . r u - w r * -~ —T u s k a w llla - M id d le S c h o o l: •elb errto e le m e n ta ry School. School l] rP • I an gw ssd i * ' D o r o t h y W ttll c o a P o o l er . Amy llallantynr Johnson. South G a ll H o f f m a n H o n jlo n e . Tuskawllla Middle School: Robin Seminole Middle Schcml L y m a n H igh School; L ilia n M e r r ill Purdy. O v ie d o H igh Screen Blount Thompson. The Scuharth llagen. Forrst Lake School; John Laurens Sauls Jr.. Elemrmtary Educational Center; T u a k a w llla M id d le S c h o o l: Masters Academy J Michelle Malhla Nash. Forrst Judith Anne Schltm. Tuskawllla Ronald William Avcnck. Rock Lake Elrm rnlary Educational Middle School: Jacqueline Har­ Lake Middle School; Diane Ward Center; Doreen Gruer Hoc hr fort. rin g to n Walton. T u s k a w llla Hurd. Lake Mary High School. Lyman High School: Susannc Middle School; Maureen Mor­ Minerva Cardona. Lakr Mary Sp arks Runyan. Rock L a k r rissey Warner. O vie d o High High School. D iane Harper M id d le S c h o o l: K a lh y R . School; Karen Paula Wooten. Cloffo. Lake Mary High School; Short house. Woodlands Elemen­ Tuskawllla Middle School; Suaan M. Smith Yenla. Oviedo. High Charles Cheanut Courscy. Lakr tary School School M ary H ig h S c h o o l: K aren Lance L y le Abney. O viedo Elisabeth Duggar. Greenwood Anthony Dean Ackcrson. Sem ­ Lakes Middle School. Linda Law H ig h S c h o o l: T o n y G o u d y F u n r k . T u s k a w llla M id d le inole High School; Barbara Sury P reela n d . L a k e M ary High School. I'atrtrla Ann Fulmer. School; Gilbert Charles Hall. Brown. Lakcvl-w Middle School; It �I* * .......... . ___ ,r. V* ■»;.. — ^ T j R 55i • * * * •m m . M “* * » « ■ **S<n3Sr SfSw f C?£S* 5 Vwlttu*” Sr& Sg** :£ S £ Z i, Sag? VVE jSSST 1 oeuweB 1 fcpletfkn1 i r t ig g mSo$ * _ r 's f t c i M - r a g iT O - t ii \ i\ > & £ 2 jfejpgjgj it o ft w jL i\ i V t i - l * f “ J J J J c i A L |\ f \ IK g g f �l*Vv T U E S D A Y H i c k t f t rtbound 1 t *.■3 CASSELBERRY — A* bad aa (h r POS Hacker* wrrr but week. that's bow good they were Ihl* week as they knorkrd off p m lo u a ly undrfrated P r r tftb . 7-3. to m o n Into a ttr for lln l In W om en's C la w C Stowpdrh Soil ball League action at Red Hug Lake Park Monday nighl. The- lia r k m (now 31) did aU o f l heir scoring In tw o inning*. In the ftrat inning. Terry Mann and Jaudon Marlettc Hngted brforr Debbie Leigh reached on an error lo load the baar*. Ileldl Green followed with a two-run alngte and Tam l Cbeware drove In another run with an Infield hit. Up 3-2 in the IMlh. Llaa Burg. Jackie Janowtak and Ph yllis Bayne* all singled to load the baaea Michelle Ttahler drove In a run with a Beider* choice. April Laarmtcr singled lo right for a run and Marietta singled in the final tw o run* Janowlak 19 assists. 3 putoutal was superb al short at op and Leigh pitched a seve-n hitler T h e Itacker* will play the Caruse* al I I 30 p m neat Monday. S u n s s s t on Magic O RLAN D O - Shaqutlle O 'Neal trored 40 points and Anfrm re Hardaway made his first appearance since ending hts holdout, bul Phoenla stayed unbeaten w ith a 122113 rahlbttlon victory over Orlando Th e Suns won their third straight as AC. Green's 20 points led sla players In double figures. Danny Manning adder! 19 points, sla rebounds and three blocks. Th e Suns shot 611 percent in the Oral half when they built a 8043 lead, and went ahead 98-74 after three quartrr* American Legion Golf SAN FO RD — The Sanford American Legion Post 53 annual Golf Scramble w ill be October 23 at Monaalery Country Club In Orange City. T h e event will start at 8 a m. wtth a shotgun start and the donation Is 530 per person. All proceeds w ill go lo charity. You do not have to be a member to play and there w ill trophies, food and door prize*. For more Information, call Pal al 322-1652. a , • +\ NewmaivHaat name drivers INDIANAPOLIS - Michael Andretti and Paul Tracy officially became teammates today for Newman-Haaa Racing In a m ove that has been the subject of speculation for several months, the 32-year-old A n d r e t t i and 25-year-old T r a c y replace 54-year-old Mario Andretti, w ho retired at the end o f the 1994 season, and 41-year-old Nigel Mansell, w ho has returned to Formula One after a two-year Indy-car stint. Haas also announced that lludwelaer. which was Mario Andretti's sponsor In 1983 and 1984. will rejoin the tram as co-sponsor with returning K mart and Texaro-tlavollnr. S A C Boys remain tied, Lyman wins Lake Howell and Lake Mary both pot a scare Monday night, but the tw o boys' squads pulled out victo­ ries to rrmatn lied for first place In the Seminole Athletic Conference race that w ill end Wednesday night In another SAC bottle. Lyman got its record bark to the .500 mark overall. ■Aw nw n iw n u t S A N F O R D - Lake H o w e ll •a strong chsdenge to spotl Senior Night for Seminole High School s i BUI Firming Memorial Gymnasium The Silver Hawks prevailed 15-13. IS-7 to improve to 17-2 overall and 8-1 In the SAC. The Tribe fell to 8-11 overall, bul la Mill third In (h r conference wtth a 4-5 record. Lake Howell w ill try lo clinch al least a share o f SAC crown at Lym an Wednesday night, while Seminole will also have a say In the outcome aa It travels to co-leadrr Lake Mary. The Tribe junior varsity prevailed, pulling out a 15-12. 13-15. 16-14 triumph "W e were playing with them and we had a couple of Handout*, bul we needed the whole learn lo stand out.'* said Seminole head coach Beth Corso. ' We did not do well penetrating net. wr were off and on and In and out. We prrsaurrd them, but we needed lo play better lo beat them. W e need lo work on making thtnga happen." The two big Handouts for the Tribe were setters Josh EUlott (five aaatets. 20 other good aetal and David Campbell (arven assists. 25 other good seta). The game was a goqd arndoff foe the armor Elliott, w ho wsa playing his UM horn* game. «. Other ataMBtffal leaders for Sem i­ nole were Jon Dickinson (four digs, four other good spikes, one block, one assist, three dinks). Thom as Sanchez (three kills, seven other good spikes, three blocks, two digs). S u n Kowalczyk (eight good spikes, four digs) and Shelton Fulaang (two digs, two kills, two other good spikes). Corso also had praise for Chuck Smith, who came back from bring sick to come up with Iwo good spikes and Iwo blocks. □ •« i r Two Samtnola dafandart (in wtiltt shins) sand an aitamptad tptka back at a Laka Howat) piaysr In a Cuba axe Trabalhom CH ICAG O — The Chicago Cubs fired Ihctr 11th m an ager In 12 y e a rs , a x in g Tom Trebel horn after finishing last In the NL Central. Trebclhom . 46. was promoted last October after tw o seasons as a coach under Jim Lefebvre. He's l he fifth manager dismissed since the strike stopped the season Aug. 12. W H A T 'S H A PPR M M M Frashman Football □ Lake Mary st Lyman, 7p.m. □ Ovfado at Laka Hawaii, 7 p.m. a I smlnola at Laka Brantiay, 7 p.m. B o y s’ Volleyball Win opens SHS girls’ busy week The Tribe junior varsity also pul up a good fight, bul fell in three games. . . . . „ . . Seminole win be al home lo bool Lake Howell In s Seminole Athletic Conference battles tonight, before going on Ihe rosd lo play dlHrtcl foe Leesburg on Wednesday. SAC and back-yard nemesis Lake Mary on Thursday, and then playing in Ihe Bishop Moore Tournament In Orlando Friday and Saturday Tonight will also be Senior Night‘ h* vsrHiy set lo u k e ihe floors) 7 p.m. „ Doing Ihe damage for Ihe Tribe against Gateway were Aubrey Nelson ( I I kills, seven oilier good spikes. Iwo dinks). Jill Jaarwlr (one kill, three other good spikes, four dinks). Laura Williams (15 digs, one kill, three other good aptkcsl and Christ Ins Campbell (13 assists, one kill, four other good spike*. 25 good aetal. "If I had to choose a most improved player right now It would be Laura Williams." said Corso "She has Improved Immensely In ihe laH 12 days. W e've also called up Dawn Trains from Ihe Junior varsity to play at middle back. She gives us 12 player* for rest of season. "The leant to really coming along W e had weekend practices that were very beneficial. Ihe girls enjoyed It and they could feci the Improvement. W e are not stressing wlnplng. we JuH want them lo wotk on Improving their level of play every game. 1don'l want to peak loo soon like we did Iasi year. But I did remind Ihcm that It would be nice lo win Ihe district gam es." SANFORD - l i e lim e for Ihr big push for the Seminole High School girls' volleyball learn. The Trtbr girls Hartrd whal heed roach Beth Corso hopes will be s multiple winning week with a 10-15. 15-9. 16-14 victory over the Gateway Panthers st Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium Monday nigh I . Corso hopes the win was a forerunner o f things lo rtime. aa Seminole trie* lo win as many games as possible lo get a lirtler seed In next w eek's Class SA-DtHrtct 6 al Gateway High School In Klaalmme& "It's going to be a busy week." said Corso "W # play every night this week and w r need lo win aa many games aa possible an we ran avoid having lo play In Ihe 4-5 game next Wednesday.'* The Tribe wants lo finish either second or third In the district race because whoever gets Ihe number four or five seed will have lo play top sredrd Orlando-Cypress Creek, which Is 21-1 and ranked No. 2 In the Class 5A Stale Poll released by Ihe Florida Sports Writers Association Monday night (aaa pall m page SB). Stuan-Martin County la ranked No. I w ith a 24-0 record. The victory Improved Seminole's record lo 3-2 In the dlHrtcl and 3-16 overall, bul Corso will get lo drop some of those losses when Ihe seeding procedure starts. Gateway fell lo 8-8 overall. □ Bishop Moore at Lyman. JV. 5 p.m., V, 7 p.m. G irls ’ Volltyball □ Laka Hawaii at l amlwola (Senior Night). Froth, Sp.m.; junior varsity, 0 p.m.; varsity, 7 p.m. □ Laka Mary at Lake Brantiay. Frashman, 5 p.m.; lunlor varsity, 6 pm.; varsity, 7 p.m. □ Lyman at Ovtado. Freshman, 5 p.m.; junior varsity, 0 p.m.; varsity, 7p.m. errs on b o x in g □ 9 p.m. — USA. Roberto Duran vs. Heath Todd; Kippy Giggs vs. Tony Rodriguez. (L). FOR THE B E S T C asey keys Ram s upset Lake Mary's Daaala Caasy to this week's Sanford Herald Player of l he Week. Other's constderrd were; • L a k e B ran tlgy'a Das ■raws, who rushed for 140 yards and two touchdowns. • Lake Howell's " B a lt A . who passed for 74 yards and one touchdown. • Lym an's Tm i Dixoa. w ho passed for 153 yards and iw o touchdowns. • O viedo's l i l i a I w l f f . who passed for I I S yards and one touchdown. • Seminole's Rafcart Raffia, who ran for 18 1 y a r d s a n d t h r e e touchdowns. Haraid Sports Writar LAKE MARY — Donnie Casey was Ihe uncrowned king of Homecoming Friday night aa his (wo big plays early In Ihe expected lough battle with Lym an turned Into a 36-15 blowout for Ihe Lake Mary Rams. Casey, a Junior defensive back, relum ed a punt 54 yards for a touchdown after Ihe Greyhounds' first scries, then slopped a Lyman drive with a pass Interception on the next aeries to set up another score, giving Ihe Ramsa quick 13-0 lead. For his efforts. Casey to the Sanford Herald Player of Ihe Week. vu n Saminots Athlattc Confaranca contsat at Samtnota High School's BUI Flaming Mamortai QymnaaiumMonday. Alou in NL’a lop manager NEW YORK — Felipe Alou. who guided the Montreal Expos to a major-league best 7440 record before the strike, was a near-unanimous choice as National League manager of the year. Alou. 59. got 27 of 28 first-place votes and one second-place vote for 138 points. Cincinnati's Davey Johnson had 15 second-place votes and six thirds lo finish second wtth 5 1 points. i D «n n iB C a s B y Premier grabs A Rec lead SA N FO R D — C o m eb a c k complete. Premier, which had to forfeit Its three game* the first week for a lark of a full tram, posted' Its fourth straight 3-0 week Monday night lo u k e over (he lop spot In the B League o f the Sanford Recreation Depart­ m e n t F a ll R e c r e a t i o n a l Volleyball League at Ihe San­ ford M iddle S c h o o l G ym nalortum. Premier to now 12-3 on the season, while Nichols Out­ board Marine Services went 2-1 again this week to stay on Premier's heals with an 114 record. □Baa Bat. Page 2B Three of four games go to wire in Lake Mary softball LAKE MARY - Three battles and a blowout highlighted the week in the Lake Mary Fall Softball League at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Suncrest Title used a nine-run second Inning to take an 114 lead, then hold on for a 12-11 victory over Hetllg-Mcycraon Thursday night. On Friday night. Florida Manor scored three runs In Ihe sixth to break a 2-2 tie and then added two Insurance runs In Ihe seventh to defeat 12 after 5. 7-2; Bamboo Cafe scored four runs In (he second Inning and held off Woldunn. 6 4 ; and Slem ens/Slrom berg-Carlson scored nine runs In the bottom of Ihe first Inning and never looked back In dumping the Braves. 18-2, In five Innings. Pacing Suncrcal were: three hits — Keith Stephens (double); Iwo hits — Todd Curlson. James Ledford (double!; Russell Coon. Jim Palmer. Doug Oliver. Tod d S lid . John ChrlHton; one hit — John D'Amico. Jeff Gross. Todd Pope. Contributing for Hclllg-Mcycrs were: three hits — Myrlel Rrld. Freddie Howard; Iwo hits — Dale Peters (home run). Arthur Barnes (triple, double). Donnie McCoy (tri­ ple); one hit — Frank Turner (double), Tony Smith. Keith Arree. Raymond llartsfleld. Greg Hardy. Powering Florida Manor were; two hits — Jerry Dlllartolo (double). Kyle Brubaker. Jim Hclmcr; one hll — Dave Coss (triple). Red Gardner C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S iN Y O U R (double), Vic DlBariolo. Ralph Cor­ rea. Blake Murray. Carrying 12 after 5 were: four hits — Randy Lewis; three hits — Todd Hunter; two hits — Rich Hanratty (double). Dave Schutl: one hll — Mike Akers. Greg Bever. Doing Ihe damage for Bamboo Cafe were: two hits — Art Beach (triple). Randy Middleton; one hit — Jim Thompson. Wayne Duyn (dou­ ble). Gus Mendez. Gil Santiago. Jeff llu n n lc u tt. S ieve Wash. S ie v e Harvey. Nick Langdon. Woldunn was led by: three hits — Mike McLohon; Iwo hits — Manny Silvia. John Wright; one hll — Kevin Julian. Brian Jones. Rick Webb. Drew Frandy. Providing ihe Sclmcns offense were: three hits — Chris Gagllann AREA, READ THE SANFORD ' r t*. ^ '• i 1 nfT>Ml (home run): Iwo hits — Eddie Newell (home run). Dan Durocher (triple, double). Nick Brady. Joe Quintero (triple). Larry Lastarza (double). Joe Ruiz. Willie Stevens; one hll — Sieve McGulgan. Larry llartsfleld. Bob Burt. Ken Campbell. Pacing (he Braves were: two hits — Davr Shaffer; one hll — Scolt Hill. Steve Gersdorf. Rich McCoy. BUI McCoy. Dan Eurl. Dave Brown. MWItf Meter* tonerml Tilt* FterMe Meeer 11attar I iemSaeCele Srarm tatmarw/Mranker* Certien M M I - I II m mi a - a ti IN I t - I I ne la - it it HERALD DAILY tf. 7 �- r *l % STA TS & STA N D IN GS SANFORD — Far thr Bn* time da H M D n. a Seminole County rankings. ITXUaulTlSt - TVS a sw swsi »f> «• -L * T r a ilin g t h r I r a d r r a a re Neighbor a who went 1-2 Ihla week and ta now 4-11 on thr araaon. and l*ark Air. Incorporatrd went 0-3 to fall to 3-12. Th r A League alao got a new leader aa B A M Lawn Service alao had a perfect 3-0 week lo Improve to 12-3 and takr break a tie w i t h W e a tv le w U a p tla l Churrh. which had a 1-2 week lo fall to 9 0 . O trn to (1) F n t f c Y o ttftf ( L I .................. A I r o n K in g (O ’) 10 -tt • C U M B r a n c a IS) ■ ■r \ m .I S . ■«. (I M l T r s . l t C r s w W d 11 M l M C m v ( l *») f r i t S m ith (S ) D srrtl J s c h M i I L M J 1 • 1 f i . 4 1 I l S i r H a r s r I L H ) ------------........4 LX Branivrr Agape |«Miril ihr other winn­ ing record thin wrrrk. going 2-1. to slay In the hunt with a 711 rrrortl Sanford First Baptist Churrh. who went 0-3. fell to 2-13 on the e m a il Monday night was the m id­ point of thr season for thr K rrrratlonall Iragura. which play every Monday night at thr Sanford Mlddlr School Gvmrutorliim atari Ing at 7 p m alralghl gamea. 15-10. 15-11 over boat Ovlrdo lo even Ita record at H-H and move Into ALTAMONTE SPRING It fourth In I he Seminole Alhlrtlr took three games, but Lake Mary Conferrnce wllh a 3-6 mark. Improved to 23-1 overall and H-1 The junior varalty mode II a In I he SAC wllh a 15-7. 9-15. clean awrep. raging the Llona 158 victory over Lake Brantley. 15-10. 15-4 to Improve lnO-3 The Rams Junior varalty also "W e only had two aervlcr picked up a win Improving lo 162 with a two-game triumph.rrrnra the whole match and got " T w o things stood out to­ good all around play from Curt night." aald Lake Mary head Fenney. Lula M e len d ri and roach BUI Whalen. "It was our Jawn Gmnrrt on offense." aald first game after the loaa to Lake Lyman head coach Norm Ready. Howell and I was curious to see "O ur defensive leaders were how we would react. And I felt Brad Lewis and Andy Mayer. We we played well. The second alao got good setting from Jay thing was that we had one of our Kromanychanh and Sieve Womainstays at middle blocker jtowicx In our 6-2 ofTTrnar. wllh each gelling ala uaalsta apiece. (Jeff Phillips! out with Injury. "I alao want lo praise Mike "But David Souils and Sean Spencer came In and filled lhat Naea for all hta hard work Ihla void very well. We also had done year and I hope he continues lo very little subbing In the big Improve Into next year. Ilia hard matches, but tonight we werr work la a tribute to anyone forced to aub and the kids trying lo make It on the varsity level. He came on and served the reurted well." Leading the Kama attack were final two points In the match." The Greyhounds will have Darrell Dtlmore (eight kills, five something on the line when It blocks). Erik Larsen f 16 kills, one block, four assists). Devin concludes the regular season Hale and Dan (’arsons (eight kills Wednesday at home against each). Will Lipscomb (seven Lake Howell. A win would give kills, five blocks. 32 usaists). Lyman a winning record and Souxls (four kills, six blocks) and alao deny the Silver Hawks a share of the SAC crown. Spencer (two kills). Lake Mary will close the regu­ lar season with Senior Night on Wednesday at 7 p.m. The Mari­ onettes will perform and a win will give the Rams no worse than a tie for SAC championship. OUTIOUNDS BOLL • OVIEDO — It was a close m atch , but Lym an w on In Matnees Mon.. Wed . & Sal 1pm Nighty at 7 30 pm Servers Free at al Mufcnees GREYHOUND PARK i �Senior enjoys helping others to take trips A regular meeting of O vereaten Anonymous la conducted an T u n d ijr t at 7:30 p m . at D m Untied Methodist Churrh. com et o f Park and 5th. Sanford. Par more Information, call Carol at 323-0057. The Old Hickory Stem per* offer free beginner clogging claaors Intermediate and advanced lessons also available. Meetings are at the Deltona Civic Association on Tuesdays from 6 to 9 p m. Call 340-9520 for more Information. Tate off pounds uunulbly Members o f Take O ff Pounds Sensibly. TOPS. Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at the P in t Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. The group now haa m private room to weigh people between 6:15 and 6-45 p.m. Each week a different program on wrtghl loas w ill be conducted. fo r more information about the dub. call 323-1766 or 323-1664. Tauutmuuturu must Seminole Community College (5CCI Toastmasters Club • a a a i wUI w » » l * m y T u r a h i r o f the m onth. 1 3 0 p m , s i Lake kfary Chamber o f Commerce office. In Lake Mary Centre, at Lake Emma Road. Contact RoarRTBonham a 0 2 3 8 2 fH fo r mare Information. Dancing for Motors The Over 50 Dance Club dance la held every Wednesday, from 2:30 • 4:30 p m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live music by the Drllonlana 11-piece band. Donation 82 00. w M cofTN w a g o n m o m m y lu n cn aon Seminole Spokes W elcom e Wagon Club of Seminole County holds lhe regular monthly luncheon meeting al 11:30 a.m. on the third Wednesday o f every month. Those wishing to attend, call Betty. 605-0144. or Lucy. 322-7877. Optimist Club mutts wuukly The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the Colonial Room at Touchton’a In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Kiwanis Club mutts Wtdnuudty The Kiwanis Club of Sanford holds Its noon luncheon meetings every Wednesday at the Sanford Civic Center. North Sanford Avenue at the lakefront. Visiting KI wan Ians arc welcome. For Information call Walt Smith. 323-5086. with the raaarlh riey Senior Cen­ ter. "Som e o f what I do with other groupo la to help for my trips," ahe said. " I work through the Csasrlherry Senior Center to plan trips fo r other seniors and sometime* I am the cate to dri ve . The form er m anager o f the center ashed m e If I’d lake charge of th e trips. I’ve done H a w a iia n lu a u a t T a r p o n Sprtnga In June." she aald. " It was a beautiful day. I do try to keep the coal down. In March I planned a trip to U s Vegas. In September w e went on a cruise. I try to plan at least Isro big trips a and planning. " I try to get aa many aa t can to f o on the tripe.” ahe aeid. "W e get group rates. I try to get the seniors out and enjoying themselves. A n y seniors can go. My bus trips are fun. I do Jokes and we even have door prises too. I really did It because I enjoy people very much and I love to travel." An excursion la In the works la Oct. 25 to NaafietBe. Tenn. More arnlon are needed for the outing and calla ahould ha made to Green at 2 0 0 4 3 4 0 or the Caaaelberry aenlor C enter at 696-5187. G reen commented. "It has worked out greatf I Juat need more publicity to Id aeniora know I’m planning tripe for th em . I t ‘ e g r e a t fu n and everyone enjoys each other." Apologizes to an old friend from Iowa that appeared m m y column on Sept, ifl caused considerable embarrassment and heartache to a longtime friend and fcllow Moua CiUan. * o T h e t t e m ’ c t m r fr o m a newsletter that I receive called The Sioux CM/* Californian. In that newsletter was a notice from a native Sioux Citlan. Dr. Joe M. K rtgsten . which an­ nounced h is 93rd birthday and discussed a fam ily reunion that was to be held. I reprinted this Information aa a letter from Dr. Krtgsten. Unfortunately. I also included another Item that Immediately followed the announcement. The Item was a Joke dealing with marital fidelity, which I thought Dr. Joe had sent to the newslet­ ter along w ith the news of bis birthday. T h e Joke, however, had nothing wnataover to do with Dr. Joe. and Including It In my column haa caused him and his family embarrassment. My apologies to Dr. Joe and his family. Also, heartfelt beat wishes to him on hla upcoming birthday. I hope my apology serves to highlight Dr. Joe s many contributions to the Sioux City community, since that la all I Intended to do In the first place. ABVtCI % ABIGAIL VAN BUREN M A I A N T t I am a widow who la now living with my son and hla family. They arc very good to me. Yesterday. I saw m y 18-yearold grandson take some money out o f hla father’s wallet, which waa lying on the dresser in hla bedroom. I wasn’t spying — I Just happened to pass that room and the door was wide open. I did not let on (hat I saw him. so he thinks he got away with It. Abby, this boy la supposed to be looking for a Job. but he sleeps until noon every day and Isn’ t trying to find work. H e la turning out to be a big disap­ pointment. I don’t know whether to tell m y ton what 1 witnessed or not. He would be heartbroken chance that your grandson had permission to lake m oney out of h i * lalh*T“s wallet, ask him . Then confirm it with your son. For yod to remain silent would be doing your grandson no favor. Everyone is a maxed at how loving Bret la toward bla Utile brother and how much he enjoys helping m e with him. Bret also loves to help m e cook and clean. 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I’ve been lo w r " rr~ y im JU bTSAt' I m> A D * n U«T M6HT WITH A Q W fcJHO WRTTI5 A0O * SOCIAL M NASftftM S T U IW U lH S t M fllR W J ly c e re b ri (b e n ig n Intracranial hypertenalonl mean* that there la an tnrreaar In the pressure of lhe aptnal fluid that bathe* your brain. Elevated spinal fluid pre­ ssure can reaull from tumor* that black lh r flow o f tptnal fluid. H ow ever, in patient* with parudotumor cerebri, no such growth* are present, aa Judged by special leafing, such aa MfU or X-ray studies The cause la unknown. The condition, which develop* slowly and cauara hradache and visual disturbance*, la dlagnoaed by a lumbar puncture (spinal I am writing this column with our male cal. Mas. sound asleep on my desk. His half-sister. 09. Is asleep upstairs. Cats spend about two-thirds o f each day doting. And so far I have spent some 14 years asleep. Although It was mostly enjoyable. Just think what I could have ac­ complished in that time. At the bridge tabic. It doesn’t pay to fall asleep. You need to stay awake, because at any m om ent you might have to make the critical bid or play. East was visiting a slumber party at the wrong moment on today’s deal. Against four spades. West opened with the heart two: five, ace. three. Knowing his partner had led a singleton. East re­ turned the heart eigh t. He selected the middle card because he w asn’ t sure w hether he xtsisMm O at.lt. Itt4 W|MV* Your/ It OUM. WHAT/ m IRS L R gM fllLP. I HOPE vou po n -t ran t TMIft THf W RONG BUT voo ri uttma A6 EATAft A ftp W AV t t o o n . * # A r r m u it our*. n/fiATi TjteiW I f oua*... In the year ahead, you might fare better In enterprises or endeavors In which you are the middleman Instead of a partner. Think twice before entering alli­ ances. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) In a situation today where you share a vested Interest with someone, bend over backwards to be fair. Selfishness could ruin the rela­ tionship. Libra, treat yourself to a birthday g ift Send for your Astro-Graph predictions for the year ahead by mailing $1.25 to Astro-Graph, do this newspaper. P.O. Box 4465. New York. N.Y. 10163. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. •CORPtO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your peers won't appreciate It today If you behave like a self-appointed supervisor. Don’t assume authority In areas where you have no clout RAOITTARIUB (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Members of the opposite sex might not think you are as kUDlUW TOCOW EHCRE EVERY ON1 SCHOOL- H\.popS...\WkAA\T k W ”THATVOIC. E-' m \ msm , ioa ttr-touiavf diamond or a dub Bui It didn’t matter. South won Weal’s return In hand and played a trump. He lost only three trick*: the spade ace. the heart ace and a heart ruff. East should have paused to aaacaa the situation, trying to find the four irtcka that were needed to defeat the contract. Then aurely he would have noticed that a club switch at trick two could produce the necessary. Declarer wins with dum m y’s king and call* for the spade jack, trying to look like a man about to take a finesse. But East Isn’t fooled. He wins with the spade ace. gives hia partner a heart ruff (leadin g the four as a suitpreference signal for dubs) and receives a club ruff In return. Keep your eyes and mind open at all times. chartamalic and charming as you do today. Be careful that someone does not puncture your ego. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 101 Do not stray from your sphere of Influence today. If you try to project your authority Into other areas, you’re In danger of being out of bounds. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 10) T ry to be tolerant o f persons not tn accord with your Ideas today. Someone Important whose help you'll need later might be among this group. r n e n (Feb. 20-March 20) I n s t e a d of s p e n d i n g extravagantly, try to stash some­ thing away for a rainy day. If you don’t, when you need funds later the only thing In your wallet might be faded memories. ARISE (March 21-Aprll 10) Today you might have to depend upon someone who. as you know from experience, doesn't a lw a y s deal In facts. Take whatever he/she says with a grain of salt and make your own decisions. TAURUB (April 20-May 20) Try not to permit others to put you In a position today o f working under pressure. Keep them out o f your affairs and regulate your own agenda. O K W in (May 21-June 20) An acquaintance might quote you out o f context today to look good in the eyes of others. If you hear you’ve been maligned, defend yourself. CANCER (June 2 1-July 221 Do not be the Initiator of a domestic squabble today. If you "do-as-l-aay-not-as-l-do" posture, you will be tagged as the cause o f friction. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) This Is not a good day to Impose your Ideas on others. A philosophy that has proven beneficial for you might not be effective In meeting their needs. V1ROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 221 Business d ea lin gs cou ld be much more complicated today than they appear. If you're not careful, you m ight have to switch from black to red Ink. «C*syrl«M ltV4 MKWSPAFI* T ia s a is i IN m i n by Leonard ttarr ANNIE HERE’S roefc WHfc®IdV ry MTMgA*, W4AMKK4 � 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 18, 1994 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 18, 1994. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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